Exploring the WHS a cappella groups
Pictured above is the WHS Madrigals. WSPN takes a look into the a cappella program at WHS.
Pictured above is the WHS Madrigals. WSPN takes a look into the a cappella program at WHS.
Pictured above is the WHS Madrigals. WSPN takes a look into the a cappella program at WHS.
WSPN looks into the a cappella program at WHS.
Isabel Steneri (Muses) How many years have you been singing? I’ve been singing since I was about 10 years old, so about 8 years. What are you excited about for your first year of a cappella? I’m excited to get closer to everybody in the group and go to John Harvard's after the concerts and just learn more about music and a cappella. What’s the most nerve-wracking thing for your f...
The 24th annual college a cappella concert was held at the Wayland High School theater on Saturday, December 2nd. The Hamilton Buffers from Hamilton College, S#arp Attitude from UMass Amherst, and the Nor’easters from Northeastern University performed. WHS’s own Madrigals, Muses, and T-tones also sang. It was the second performance of the year for WHS a cappella groups. The night started off...
On Dec. 2, the Nor’easters, an a cappella group from Northeastern University, performed in the WHS auditorium. Under the direction of Elliott von Wendt, the Nor’easters were finalists in the International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella (ICCA), and they returned to Wayland High School for a crowd-pleasing concert alongside Wayland High School’s three a cappella groups. “[My passion]...
The dark auditorium, illuminated only by spotlights, hums with excitement from the rows of seating. The T-Tones, Madrigals and Muses stand backstage preparing to wow the crowd. The large audiences that all three Wayland High School a cappella groups draw in is not an uncommon occurrence in Wayland. Although the audience only hears their confident sound, there is much more that goes into the preparation...
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