Biography
The Cornell Class Notes is Cornell University's original co-ed a cappella group. Founded in 1983, The Class Notes performs a varied repertoire of contemporary Pop, R&B, Rock and Hip-hop songs. Each semester, the group performs in Call Auditorium for an audience of hundreds of fellow students.
The group is usually comprised of 8 ladies and 8 gentlemen, with voice ranges from Bass II to Soprano I. Though a diverse group of Cornellians in many aspects, the Notes are brought together by their love of music and performance (and making an audience smile).
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The Class Notes also records studio albums every two or three years. Its latest album is a 7-track EP called Full Disclosure, and is available on to buy on iTunes or to stream on Spotify. One song from Full Disclosure, Best Thing I Never Had, is featured on the Contemporary A Cappella Society's 2013 Voices Only compilation album and soloist Maya Gunaseharan was nominated for a BOCA award for her performance.
In recent years, the Class Notes have made great strides, placing 1st in the 2012 ICCA Quarterfinal of the Mid-Atlantic Region, with a bonus prize for best vocal percussion (Alex Martino) and best solo (Maya Guneseharan).
Biography text from Last.fm, available under CC BY-SA.