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From Voutube to Touh.Ill, Pentatoriix Music Amazes JENNIFER EMILY ADDY LAI STAFF WRITER STAFF WRITER VOL.48 ISSUE 1448 OCT 6, 2014 From VouTube to Touh.ill, Pentatoriix music amazes JENNIFER EMILY ADDY LAI STAFF WRITER STAFF WRITER YouTube sensation and acapella group, Pentatonix, perform at Touhill Performing Arts Center PHOTOGRAPHY COURTESY OF ADDY LAIITHE CURRENT as well as the winning group of show was the group's cover the third season of NBC's "The of "Say Something," origi- Sing-Off,': . An American acap­ nally performed by A Great Big pella group that consists of five World feat. Christina Aguilera. vocalists who originated from The vocalists' voices echoed Arlington, Texas. Pentatonix throughout the theater and sent is comprised of lead vocalists chills through the captivated Scott Hoying; Kristin "Kristie" crowd. Their performance of the Maldonado, and Mitch GrasSi, "Evolution of Music" demon­ vocal bass Avriel ''Avi'' Kaplan, strated their technical skills, and and beat boxer Kevin K.O. Olu­ accomodated their audience of sola. Originally a three member different ages. group comprised of Scott, Kris­ Pentatonix's involvment tie, and Mitch, they eventually with their audience, a con­ found the need for a bassist and nection that is rarely seen at a beatboxer to reach stardom. concerts, was definitely one of The band name derives from the the key reasons why audiences five-note music scale, pentaton­ . were begging for an encore. ic, replacing the 'c' with an 'x'. Mitch, wanting a photograph The band redefines the meaning. of the enthusiastic crowd, took of an acapella concert. out his cell phone and started to Pentatonix performed take a panoramic photo as Scott some songs froln their previ­ hummed to the tune of "Jeop­ ous albums along with a couple ardy". Lacer, meyasked for au- On one of the last stops of other selections from their the ability of singing more than dience participation in creating sung to during the concert. of their 2014 tour, Pentatonix newly released third album. one note at a time, and Kevin's the background vocals for their The vocal group dosed rocked St. Louis with a sold- Their unexpected soprano to skill of playing the cello while original song "Natural Disas­ with a big thank you apd in out concert at the Blanche M. bass vocal range and stylistic beat-boxing, also known as ter". The crowd did not hesitate turn received cheers and a Touhill Performing Arts Center capability had them perform­ 'cello-boxing'. Kevin was even to sing and clap along when standing ovation. They look at the University of Missouri ing covers of different genres able to perform his own original instructed to do so. In addition, forward for their return to the - St. Louis on October 4 at 7 such as pop, electronica, reggae, piece called "Renegade." The as a surprise to the audience, Avi city. Their new album PTX Vol. p.m. Pentatonix had the crowd R&B, dubstep, and more. This audience were truly in awe with took a chair out from the side of III is currently available, one a on their feet cheeriI1g "PTX" for attracted a diverse audience. the performance, with some the stage and chose a very lucky new Christmas album, "That's not just one, but two encores. Despite being an acappella fans screaming their love for the audience member to be seated Christmas to Me", is on its way Commonly known as PTX, group, Pentatonix showcased group. in the hot seat: this individual to production. Pentatonix is a vocal sensation Avi's skill of o~ertone singing, Another highlight of the . would get the opportunity to be After the show, people gathered around The Pentatonix Merchandise Booth ... ................. , .... .. .... ..... .... ...... ..... ............. .. ..... ..... ..... ... .... .. ... .. ... .... ..... ..... ... ..... ..... ........ .......... .. ... ....... ......... ....... .. .... ... ......................... .... .................. ........ .... .... .. oUJ V')z 2 THECURRENT-ONlINE.COM October 6, 2014 THE CURRENT ONLINE EDITORIAL Editor-in-Chief Anna Glushko Managing Editor Kat Riddler Correction for Issue #1447 News Editor Kat Riddler Features Editor Karlyne Killebrew The Current wishes to apologize to the Chan~ellor of Univeristy of Missouri - Saint Louis, Thomas George. A mispelling of his Sporls Editor Eric Harris name in an article located on page 8, "Alumni attend Founders' dinner at Ritz-Carlton," was, not wittingly, allowed to be put into print. 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