Concert: The Gentlemen of the College

GENTLEMEN OF THE COLLEGE
Opening performance by the Hamtown Harmony Sweet Adelines of Smithfield

Sunday, December 13, 2015 
Two Performances: 6:00 pm & 8:00 pm

The Gentlemen of the College were founded in the spring of 1990 by several William & Mary students who held a common passion for barbershop music. While the original group only focused on barbershop and choral singing, its current repertoire has expanded to include modern pop, rock, and country music with vocal percussion. Despite these changes, The Gentlemen maintain tight vocal harmonies and blending in the tradition of older glee clubs.

As the oldest all-male a cappella group at the College, The Gentlemen sing a wide variety of music with an emphasis on a complete show including humor and a dynamic stage presence. The group is known for wearing khaki pants, blue blazers and crazy ties for performances.

Throughout the last two decades, The Gentlemen have performed at a number of venues, including the White House, the United States Capitol, the National Constitution Center, and The Greenbrier Hotel. The group has also entertained Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom and appeared on television shows like ''The Price is Right'' and ABC News "Good Morning Charleston."

Opening for The Gentlemen is our own Hamtown Harmony, a prospective Sweet Adelines International chorus that harmonizes together in Smithfield, Virginia.

Special pricing is in effect for this event. Adults $10.00 / Students $5.00