Millburn High Singers to Perform at International Championship

Millburn High School’s student-run a cappella group, Soulfege, has hit a high note, accepting an invitation to participate in the International Championship of High School A Cappella.

The group will compete in the Northeast Semifinal, along with eleven other groups in the region. Also featured are the defending national champions, Highlands Voices.

The competition will take place at 7 p.m. on Jan. 24, at Northern Highlands Regional High School, located at 298 Hillside Ave, in Allendale, NJ. The event is presented by Varsity vocals. Tickets are $15 for adults, $10 for students. Click here to purchase tickets.

About Soulfege A Cappella

Soulfege A Cappella was formed in the fall of 2008 and has enjoyed 7 years of performing around the local area. Soulfege is primarily a charitable organization, raising funds and awareness for Tunes to Teens, a nonprofit created by the Contemporary A Cappella Society.

Soulfege has raised more than $1,000 annually for the cause during its spring benefit concert, SAVE (Students Aid Vocal Education). For more information, find Soulfege on Facebook.

Soulfege consists of all high school ages, Freshmen through Senior:

Robby Aronson, Ethan Bernstein, Ambika Chetal, Samuel Dantowitz, Jake Gluckman, Elizabeth Gray, Jennifer Jacobs, Lily Jacobs, David Jordan, Sarah Jordan, Miranda Kasher, Arielle Kasnetz, Kaylee LaChance, Alex Maron, Vivian Murphy, Miranda Nimmer, Kate Park-Lentz, Rachel Rubinstein, Nick Ryan, Leonard Santos, Jessi Stier, Abir Thakur, Luke Wroblewski

Information and photo courtesy of Samuel Dantowitz

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