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Yale Whiffenpoofs Perform at USM
The University School of Milwaukee community was treated to a special visit by America’s oldest collegiate a cappella group, the Yale Whiffenpoofs, on Thursday, March 13. The group held an assembly for Upper School students prior to hosting an hour-long a cappella workshop for the school community in which all voices and abilities were welcome, including students in 5th grade and older, in the Jack Olson '67 Commons.
Their visit concluded with an evening concert in Virginia Henes Young Theatre, open to the public, which featured timeless classics and modern arrangements across numerous musical genres. Many thanks to Margy Stratton '84, who coordinated their visit.
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