Kaskeset is Binghamton’s only Jewish a cappella group! The group sings a majority of their songs in Hebrew, with a couple of American hits here and there. Little-Known Fact: This group is award-winning! Kaskeset came in third place in the 2016 Kol Haolam National Jewish A Capella Competition. Genre: Traditional and current Jewish music Pictured at their Fall 2016 semester show Updates: You can find The Binghamton Crosbys on Facebook or Instagram.
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Who is this “Crosby”? The name comes from popular American actor and singer Bing Crosby, who not only had a catchy first name, but countless hits, including the holiday classic “White Christmas.”Īs the oldest and only all-male a cappella group here at Binghamton University, The Crosbys have been a well-known presence on campus for quite some time! Known for their onstage antics and powerful songs, every performance is sure to be chock full of entertainment. Genre: Anything under the sun, with a preference towards rock.
Pictured performing at the Chabad Toy Drive
So, let's meet the groups! The Binghamton Crosbys Semester shows are an awesome opportunity, not only for each group to show off the songs they’ve been working hard to perfect, but also for students to experience an entertaining night full of live music, right here on campus! It doesn’t end there, though! Throughout the semester, each group rehearses on a weekly basis in order to prepare for their own semester show, in which they perform their individual setlist of songs for the semester. Binghamton‘s Student Association hosts the Dollar Show at the beginning of each semester: an a cappella showcase for the low price of one buck! The show features a short performance from each a cappella group, and the on-campus improv group Pappy Parker Players, and allows for perspective auditionees to get a taste for each group’s style. Talk about being ahead of the curve!Ī cappella is just one of many ways in which Binghamton students get involved and express themselves.
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Though movies like Pitch Perfect and the growing popularity of professional a cappella groups like Pentatonix have added to the recent aca-buzz, Binghamton students have been singing sans accompaniment since 1983.
Little-known fact: There are a total of nine a cappella groups at Binghamton University! Wow, who knew impersonating instruments was so popular? As a member of one of those nine groups, I can tell you with authority that each has something totally different and exciting to offer! Read on for a breakdown of the Binghamton a cappella community and what makes each individual group stand out.
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