Thanks to everyone who tried out this past weekend – after an epic audition process that proved that Carleton is gaining a wealth of talent with the class of 2013 (and 2012!), we are excited to welcome four new members to our group!
Congratulations to this year’s new Gales:
Ellen Drews ‘13
Monica Fleisher ‘13
Lisa Taxier ‘13
We expect great things for the 2009-2010 season!
The Knightingales (commonly referred to as the ‘Gales) is an all-female a cappella group at Carleton College. We like chocolate chip cookies, laughing, Journey’s “Don’t Stop Believin’,” and, of course, singing.
Founded in 1982, the ‘Gales is the oldest all-female a cappella group on campus. In any given year, we have about ten to twelve members, and we hold auditions in the beginning of the fall trimester.
Each year, the ‘Gales hold three major concerts, one at the end of each term. In addition, the Knightingales participate in Carleton’s many less-conventional concert traditions, such as Screw Your Roommate (during fall trimester), Reading Days performances, the Parent’s Weekend concert, faculty events, and other special occasions. The Knightingales have also been known to perform off-campus, including stints in the Northfield community and trips to Macalester’s annual “A Cappella Fest.” We rehearse three times a week at Dacie Moses House for either an hour and a half or two hours.
Some days, we are classy in our little black dresses, but other days, we can be just plain silly. Thanks for checking out our website!
