Loreleis place second in a cappella competition
UNC all-female a cappella group the Loreleis perfected its pitch Saturday during the International Championships of Collegiate A Cappella South region ...
Read More »UNC all-female a cappella group the Loreleis perfected its pitch Saturday during the International Championships of Collegiate A Cappella South region ...
Read More »The Loreleis is the premiere all-female a cappella group at UNC. It was established in 1981 and consists of 16 undergraduates. They are named after the mythical siren that enchanted sailors with her voice and lured them to their deaths. The Lorelais release a new album every other year and tour internationally twice a year, and they perform campus and community events. Their style includes contemporary pop, R&B, country, alternative and holiday classics.
Though all of the choral groups on campus share a passion for singing, they each have a unique approach. This weekend, three groups will bring their own ...
Read More »If you see someone handing out fliers in the Pit this week dressed as a gorilla, don't be surprised.It's just an example of how far some student performance ...
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Read More »Hark the sound of Tar Heel voices. All-male, all-female and co-ed a cappella groups around the University are warming up for a busy year with auditions ...
Read More »The birds aren't the only ones singing as UNC's a cappella season kicks into high gear.Many groups are presenting their marquee concerts as the year draws ...
Read More »The Loreleis' cresting voices have carried them everywhere from local radio stations to "The Today Show." Last Wednesday, their notes swept over Yankee ...
Read More »A typical show at Memorial Hall for two of the major a cappella groups at UNC is a sight to see. A sold-out house of screaming fans awaits the talented ...
Read More »It was October 1981. Eight girls, all UNC undergraduates, got together to sing at a Morehead banquet. They called themselves the Loreleis, after their ...
Read More »Remember the first "Divas Live" on VH1? At the end of the show, Aretha Franklin sauntered on stage, out-singing and out-performing the other divas-in-training. ...
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