Perpetuum Jazzle performing Africa from Toto

Perpetuum Jazzle is a very large A cappella group from Slovenia that produce dense harmonies and in the beginning of the video below use their hands and feet to simulate a thunderstorm to awe inspiring affect.

The Real Group : A cappella in Acapulco

The Real Group are a internationally popular Swedish A cappella Choir and I really like  the underlying meaning in this swinging entertaining song.

The lyrics of this particular song are a play on a common expression in music. The double meaning of the song is to be yourself and that people have a lot in common despite different exterior appearances.

Virtual Choir perform via computer web-cams

From Virtual Choirs

Eric Whitacre directs and conducts a virtual choir, comprised of signed Acapella singers via their computer webcams. In this amazingly cool example of virtual art the choir sings Lux Aurumque.

The population of the choir comprises representatives of 12 Countries:

Austria, Argentina, Canada, Germany, Ireland, New Zealand, The Philippines,

Singapore, Spain, Sweden, UK and USA.

If you interested in auditioning for the next virtual choir for a one night concert on June 15, 2010 at Carnegie Hall, then go to Eric Whitacre's website and sign up.