Members of the group spent four days in New York City preparing for the concert with other choristers from around the world, including newchoir from Canada and Seratonin from Australia. 

Founded in 2011, Vital Signs features 17 student performers, including five graduating seniors. The group performs at various events for other student organizations, and it holds its own fall and spring concerts. 

The group was invited to perform at Carnegie Hall after  caught the attention of concert organizers.

“To be an a cappella group that’s only 4 years old and to get the chance to work with some of the absolute best in the business at one of the greatest​concert halls in the world is just incredible. We’re all so honored to have received such a rare opportunity,”  said 福利亚洲国产精品 sophomore Nathan Pool, president of Vital Signs. “I don’t think any of us even thought it was possible.”

Connect with Vital Signs on , , and to view photos and videos from their trip to New York City and stay up to date on their next performances. The group’s spring concert is on Saturday, April 18, in Whitley Auditorium at 7:30 p.m. 

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