The Stanford Harmonics- "Let it Rock"

The Stanford Harmonics perform Kevin Rudolph's "Let it Rock" at an Arts benefit concert on April 25th, 2009.

Apologies for the somewhat shaky footage, it was filmed by a fan in the crowd.

The Harmonics are pioneers in the a cappella world. They have garnered national recognition for their innovation and powerful rock sound, and, over the past two decades, have emerged as leaders in the a cappella community.

The Harmonics have recently been featured on Voices Only 2008, BOCA 2009, and Sing V a cappella compilations, are the proud recipients of the Contemporary A Cappella Society of America 2008 JAMAA award, and are thrilled to have just won the 2009 Contemporary A Cappella Recording Awards for Mixed Collegiate "Best Album," "Best Song," and "Best Arrangement" for their new album, Escape Velocity.

To join their fan-list, listen to clips, and find out more, go to www.stanfordharmonics.com

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• Let
• it
• rock
• cappella
• stanford
• harmonics
• kevin
• rudolph

[klindz286]

you do realize there is no soloist...

[marcialevitan]

@klindz286

in case you couldn't figure it out, that's the whole point.

[Tetrodome]

This is awesome.  The girl doing the synth voices during the chorus must be going out of her mind.

[spartan502]

The male voices take the melody most of the time, but no one person is the soloist. The sound quality is bad which somewhat accounts for the balance issues.

[choirkid2012]

this is pretty good, its obvious that its arranged the way it is because the soloist cant hit the higher notes, but its it still sounds good.

[soliitudes734]

I really like the sound effect vocal team, good stuff

[adrianrafel]

Realy good!!!!