Columbia University Notes and Keys
Columbia University's "Oldest and Finest" a cappella group, Notes and Keys, was founded in 1907 on the Morningside Heights Campus.[1]. Initially, the singing group that's comprised of top university talent (the group averages about a 2% acceptance rate each audition season) formed as an exclusive Ivy League society. In the late 20th century, Notes and Keys strictly focused on the musical side of the club and abandoned its social elements. Once women were eligible to apply to Columbia University, they were welcomed to audition for the musical group as well--shifting the all-male atmosphere to an all-gender inclusive a cappella group. Their album "At A Distance" dropped on all major music platforms in 2021 and highlights all members including independent artists such as Uwade (featured on the Fleet Foxes studio album "Shore")[2] and Eva Westphal[3]
Currently comprised of 21 Columbia students, Notes and Keys prepares original arrangements for their group along with themed concerts and appears all over New York City at weddings, NY concert venues, and more.[4]
References[edit]
- ↑ "Notes and Keys". Columbia University.
- ↑ "Uwade shares new songs "The Man Who Sees Tomorrow" and "Lodarore" cover". Fader.
- ↑ Durone, Sophia. "Eva Westphal on Songwriting, Authenticity, and Caramel Coffee". Columbia Spectator - The Eye.
- ↑ "Notes and Keys Columbia University - YouTube". www.youtube.com. Retrieved 2022-01-11.
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