Synopsis
Always wanted to try a cappella or already singing with a group and keen to meet more like-minded singers?
The Vocal Mixer 2026 brings Singapore’s young a cappella groups together to showcase their music and create something completely new! Whether you are on your own or part of a group, you can participate in building a brand-new arrangement together with your fellow vocalists, bringing different sounds, styles and ideas into one big mix.
Guided by MICappella’s very own Peter Huang, no idea is too small to throw into the mix. Bring your own sound as we play with arrangement ideas, build grooves, explore vocal percussion and learn a thing or two about recording along the way.
Walk-ins are welcome! Introductions and a briefing start at 5pm.
One room full of voices, one brand-new arrangement. Create it, learn it and sing it together for the very first time. Meet new people and make some music together. Want to just hang back and relax? No problem, come mingle and enjoy free activities such as keychain-making at the craft station. We’ll see you in the mix!
About Voices Lounge
Voices Lounge is a new addition to the festival where a friendly singing haven is created for singing enthusiasts and singers to gather. In this relaxed lounge, we will have singing activities where all are welcome. Come and take part, bring home your very own Voices – A Festival of Song keychain, contribute to the community wall or be an encouraging spectator at Voices Lounge.
On Thursday, 3 Dec, it is musical theatre night, where we begin the evening with a live podcast followed by musical theatre open mic hosted by A Spoonful of Theatre.
On Friday, 4 Dec, we go a cappella with Peter Huang of MICappella. Aspiring and existing a cappella singers are welcome to join in the fun. Catch the showcases put up by our young talents, and take the chance to create something new together.
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