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Celebrating 25 Years in the Yakima Valley! Yakima Valley Partners Habitat for Humanity is bringing Vocal Union in for a benefit concert to celebrate their 25th Anniversary! The evening will start with a local group For Eternity from West Valley Church. The celebration will take place: July 11th 6:30 pm West Valley Church of the Nazarene, Yakima For more information call Brian at 509-453-8077
Vocal Union's style ranges from high-energy traditional, to tight-harmony jazz and soulful spirituals, to contemporary street corner acappella. The group tailors the set list to match the demographics of the audience so everyone from the very young to the very old will find something to enjoy during their concerts. Many of their songs feature vocal percussion and "vocal bass guitar" to firmly establish the rhythmic element, and the inner voicings are meticulously arranged and seriously performed to perfection. The group is blessed with some of the finest soloists in Christian music and all of them love to sing with their hearts! visit their website: http://vocalunion.com/ |
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Vocal
Union is an all-vocal, contemporary Gospel group from Nashville,
Tennessee. They began as a group of studio interns in 1995
experimenting with recording vocal arrangements of traditional gospel
music. The sound they produced found a niche in many churches around
the country, and the decision was made in 1998 to make Vocal Union a
touring group. Since that time, Vocal Union has traveled extensively,
performing for special church events, community concerts, and
fundraisers. The group primarily travels throughout the United States,
but has also ventured to select venues in Canada and Jamaica. Vocal
Union has performed at a wide variety of venues including a performance
of sacred Christmas music at Carnegie Hall in December of 2005 in
Manhattan, New York, and two performances at the White House Christmas
celebration in Washington, D.C. in December of 2006. The group's fan
base has spread worldwide through distribution by Word Records.
Fans from Iceland, Nigeria, Brazil, and many other countries all over
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