The Loveliest Village

This highly select singing and dancing group is open to all Auburn students by audition. Auditions are held in May for current students, and during Camp War Eagle for incoming freshmen.

The group travels all over the southeast to perform for various groups, whether it be at schools, civic organizations, exhibitions or nursing homes. However, the AU Singers are known for its performances on campus.

The AU Singers will host its Spring 2008 show on April 26, 27 and 29. There will be 5 total shows over the three day period, a first for the group. Tickets are $10 a piece.

The performance will include solos, many modern hits, ballads and a fun medley.

For tickets and more information, please call the AU Singers Box Office at (334) 844-4194.

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hris Wilson, a sophomore studying Music Education, spends alot of his time for two prestige Auburn organizations. Wilson is involved in the Auburn University Singers and Auburn University Cheerleaders.

Wilson has a strict schedule during the day so that he can practice for these strenuous groups in the afternoon. It’s a hard job managing both time-consuming organizations, but Wilson says “It’s worth it.” Wilson says cheerleading is the hardest of the two, but his passion has and will always be show choir.

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Chris Wilson, a sophomore studying Music Education, spends alot of his time for two prestige Auburn organizations. Wilson is involved in the Auburn University Singers and Auburn University Cheerleaders.

He has a strict schedule during the day so that he can practice for these strenuous groups in the afternoon. It’s a hard job managing both time-consuming organizations. Wilson says cheerleading is the hardest, but his passion has and will always be show choir.

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The Auburn University Singers spent their 36th annual fall retreat at Camp ASCCA (Alabama Special Camp for Children and Adults) this past weekend.  The group spends a weekend away together every year to learn most of the songs that they will perform that year, and most importantly, to get to know one another better. The weekend then concludes on Sunday afternoon with a performance of everything they learned in the previous 48 hours.
 

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