About this episode
UNL student James Rasser discusses his experiences with a cappella music and his future plans.
UNL student James Rasser is a member of The Bathtub Dogs, the university's oldest student a cappella group. He is also a prolific arranger, both for the group and for his own multitrack a cappella recordings. This summer, he has been selected to join The Hyannis Sound, a legendary auditioned a cappella "super group" of college students who perform in and around the Cape Cod area during the summer months. In this episode of Campus Voices , he discussed his interest in a cappella and vocal arranging, the production process he uses to create his multitrack recordings, the audition process to join The Hyannis Sound and his plans for the future.
People in this episode
Host: Rick Alloway
Guest: James Rasser
Topics covered
- a cappella
- music arrangement
- student life
- audition process
- future plans
Keywords
- a cappella
- James Rasser
- The Bathtub Dogs
- The Hyannis Sound
- music arrangement
- multitrack recordings
- audition process
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: The Bathtub Dogs, The Hyannis Sound, UNL
Places: Cape Cod
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