glee clubs
Amateur choral groups
A glee club is a choral group, typically at a school or college, that performs short songs.
The name comes from the glee, an 18th-century English part-song for male voices.
American glee clubs flourished on campuses through the mid-20th century: He sang tenor in the glee club.
The term now sounds somewhat old-fashioned.
- choirsOrganized groups of singers
- rehearsalsPreparatory performance sessions
- madrigalsRenaissance vocal compositions
- concertLive musical performance
- spring concertWarm-weather musical performance
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- student organizationsstudent government, student unions, student associations, fraternities, sororities
- vocal musicsong, vocals, soprano, tenor, alto
- a cappella groupsPentatonix, barbershop quartets
- cultural venuesconcert halls, art gallery, opera houses, arts center, art museums
- Ivy LeagueHarvard, Yale, Princeton, Cornell, Columbia
glee clubsopera companies
Ensembles performing sung drama
glee clubsorchestras
Large instrumental ensembles
marching bands · jazz bands · string quartets · brass bands · drum corps
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