It just continues to astound me what trained human voices can accomplish. And then I think of the way these people would be treated by the primitive and vengeful Taliban of Afghanistan. "Smite them in the neck," scream the mullahs.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?...Nai9W0&start_radio=1

That is the real deal. Thanks for sharing.

. . . another great a capella group Bill.

I enjoyed that , very talented singers

Reminds me of my High School days----Early 1960's!

Small groups of guys would gather in the school halls between classes and start to sing.

Some Good!---Some Terrible!

Hip

P.S. The GOOD OLD DAYS!!!

ya, know, i was so bored yesterday scrolling thru here i decided what the hell. and clicked on to the one bill posted and damn, thats impressive. i guess you don't have to have a fiddle player in the band after all.

Is that really Acapella? I always Acapella was with no music at all.

Excellent though!--one of my favorite songs. In fact just today I was getting out of my truck upon getting home, Queen was on the radio signing that song and I stayed in the truck until it was over!

Hip

Hip, my friend, the only instruments in a capella are human voices -- and the richness of this recording makes one think there is a small orchestra behind them, but no. And here is the simple, humble original by Audrey Hepburn in "Breakfast at Tiffany's."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uirBWk-qd9A

Bohemian Rhapsody by Pentatonix is entirely a capella. The instrument sounds are made by one of singers know as a beatboxer.

Beatboxing can be pretty darn impressive too. The machine he uses is a looping machine, it just repeats sounds he has already made so he can dub over them.