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Showing posts with label The Afternotes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Afternotes. Show all posts

Monday, November 28, 2016

AN EVENING OF A CAPPELLA

The Stairwells & The Afternotes annual holiday show at The Dance Hall.

Kittery, Maine - The Stairwells & The Afternotes return to The Dance Hall on Saturday, December 17 at 7:30pm for their annual holiday show, An Evening of A Cappella.

The Stairwells originally founded in the early 90’s by music director Ben Baldwin, is a 12-person mixed voices a cappella group that has performed at art openings, fairs, weddings, libraries, and multiple large community events throughout the Seacoast. Their music includes songs by Billy Joel, The Persuasions, the Everly Brothers, and many other artists, from rockin’ Gospel to Doo Wop and contemporary arrangements.

The Afternotes are a Seacoast area women’s a cappella group. With a multi-generational membership, the singers bring a varied repertoire with a focus on fun harmony and community. Always an entertaining performance, their show includes a mix of contemporary and traditional with songs by Adele, Sara Bareilles, The Beatles, Prince, Fleetwood Mac and others.

Tickets are $12 in advance and $15 at the door and can be purchased at TheDanceHallKittery.org and Brownpapertickets.com.

Monday, September 15, 2014

The Dance Hall Presents An Evening of A Capella

Featuring The Stairwells and The Afternotes
Kittery, Maine - On Saturday, September 27 at 7:30pm The Dance Hall in Kittery, becoming known as a great "listening room," will be filled with the glorious sound of voices. 

The Afternotes are the Seacoast NH area's newest group, formed in March of 2013, all former members of the New Hampshire Notables, University of New Hampshire's original women's a cappella group.  Their repertoire includes a mix of traditional and contemporary with songs by Adele, Sara Bareilles, The Beatles, Prince, Fleetwood Mac and others- and they are so excited to sing for you!

The Stairwells evolved from an eight week a cappella class at Traip Academy in Kittery in the early