Are you ready for a cappella?

Hindustan Times | ByKarishma Kuenzang

Sep 13, 2020 08:17 AM IST

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Digital apps are making the music style that focuses purely on voices increasingly popular

Ten singers stand in a circle and hum different notes, building up in the perfect crescendo. The different textures of their voices blend together as they weave into harmony.

Artistes Unlimited (AU), one of the first a cappella ensembles in Delhi gave the style a boost in India(Shiv Ahuja)

Vocalist and educator Annette Philip learnt the capabilities of coming together of human voices at a young age

“Being able to sing without instruments and consistently being in pitch and harmony with ‘n’ number of people is hardcore!” —Tyesha kohli

Clockwise: For Grace Lalkhawngaihi, (inset) who grew up in Mizoram, a cappella was nothing new; Grace performing with The Acabellas; Delhi musician Prabhtoj Singh; His cover of Moon River

Delhi vocalist Tyesha Kohli has trained multiple college choirs

“If we have movies solely on a cappella in Bollywood, people will become more aware of it” —Prabhtoj Singh

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