Vocal Point and Noteworthy in Concert

They have percussion without drums. They have a rhythm section without a bass. The only instruments on stage belong to the nine voices of the nationally renowned a cappella group Vocal Point. Hailing from Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah, Vocal Point gives stunning, high-energy performances that won them the International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella (ICCA) and a faithful following throughout the world. The group competed on NBC’s The Sing-Off in 2011. Each week, Vocal Point and other a cappella groups performed and were judged by recording artists Ben Folds, Sara Bareilles, and Shawn Stockman. Vocal Point finished as one of the top five final groups on this nationally televised competition.
With a varied repertoire and a wide range of vocal possibilities—and seeming impossibilities—these crowd-pleasers have it all: rock, pop, country, jazz, and R&B all mixed into the time of your life. This nine-man group takes the songs you hear on the radio, retools them, and delivers a new rendition, complete with all the complex instrumentation done entirely with their mouths. Their family-friendly show is a toe-tapper, and their performance is a showstopper. Each Vocal Point member displays musical ability, creativity, and stage experience—a combination which adds up to original, skillful, and spirited performances. “Well that’s about the most professional group at the collegiate level anywhere,” says Deke Sharon, founder of the Contemporary A Cappella Society of America (CASA) and Vocal Producer of NBC’s The Sing Off. “Seriously, that’s as close as anyone could ever get to being a rock star.”
 
Noteworthy, BYU’s top female a capella ensemble, delivers a power-packed concert that combines vocal percussion, humor and a tight harmony. Noteworthy has appeared on NBC’s hit television show, “The Sing-Off,” and was crowned the International Championship of Collegiate A Capella (ICCA) champion in 2007.
 Noteworthy’s varied repertoire includes everything: rock, pop, country, jazz, R&B, spiritual, and other musical styles, which make them a crowd favorite. The performers take the songs from the radio, retool them, and deliver a new rendition, mimicking complex instrumentation with just their mouths. Their powerful, energetic concerts are full of humor and heart, class and charm. Each of the nine Noteworthy members display musical ability, creativity, and stage experience—resulting in original, skillful, and spirited performances.