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About WIBI A Cappella

WIBI A Cappella (ˈwiːˈbiː) is an innovative contemporary a cappella ensemble founded in 1988 at York University. WIBI is the longest-running collegiate a cappella group in Canada and, as of 2018, the group is officially celebrating their 30th anniversary! WIBI got its start as “Wibijazzin’”, an a cappella group focusing on jazz charts. Over the years, this semi-professional student group has explored a broad range of musical styles, and has evolved into the WIBI A Cappella you see today, with a current focus on pop music.

WIBI has shared the stage with Grammy winner Ben Folds, Juno winners The Nylons, as well as Cadence, Retrocity, and others. The group has alumni in notable acts including the Swingle Singers, Countermeasure, and the Nathaniel Dett Chorale.

Check out our website at www.wibi-acappella.ca for more information!

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