Now they are ranked in the top 10 of the ICCA competition. Youll Be In My Heart BYU Noteworthy (Phil Collins TARZAN A Cappella Cover).
They took part in NBC’s “The Sing-Off” in 2009, and won the ICCA (International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella) in 2007. BYU Womens Chorus) with song key, BPM, capo transposer, play along with. When I don’t belong, oh You say that I am Yours You say I am held when I am falling short You say I am strong when I think I am weak You say I am loved when I can’t feel a thing Remind me once again just who I am, because I need to know (ooh oh) I keep fighting voices in my mind that say I’m not enoughĮvery single lie that tells me I will never measure upĪm I more than just the sum of every high and every low? Today they sing Lauren Daigle’s Grammy award single ‘You Say.’ This song has been a source of encouragement to millions of people around the world and has been covered multiple times by various artists. This all-female, 9 member, a cappella group from Provo, Utah are all members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints and stive to uplift people through the power of music. My soul and spirit are richer for that encounter, so, Noteworthy, I thank you.BYU Noteworthy sings a beautiful cover of Lauren Daigle’s ‘You Say.’ One good thing leads to another, so I suppose Noteworthy has a particularly fond place in my heart. And the talent that it features is incredible. I think it’s our best-produced album, Noteworthy director Amy Whitcomb said. I can say this: if not for Noteworthy Ladies, that one time I happened to see them performing in public to promote one of their concerts, and then attended that concert… well, I’d have missed out on a number of very good things.Įxample: Pentatonix, because I would not have watched The Sing-Off, and I would still be missing out on acapella music in general.Īnother example: Amy Whitcomb, whose music I very much enjoy, and who appeared on The Sing-Off twice, as a leading member of both Noteworthy and Delilah. (Amy Whitcomb) The female a cappella group BYU Noteworthy released its new album This is Noteworthy on March 5.
(and you can see their encore performance (s) here) Succeeding generations have been serious competitors in the ICCA and even performed on NBC’s first season of The Sing-Off, not to mention produced a few music videos. This was the group which won the ICCA in 2007, with these three performances. I count myself lucky to have caught a concert by one the earliest generations of Noteworthy, just two or three years after the group was founded. It’s what makes Lindsey Stirling a truly great performer, and it’s what makes Noteworthy’s concerts enjoyable. Making them smile and laugh, on the other hand, makes everything much more entertaining. I don’t care how talented you are, how skilled you are, if you aren’t interacting with your audience, then your concert is boring me. Their concerts were often saturated with good humor, making fun of themselves, and when you can make your audience laugh like we did, I’d say you’re doing good. This was just a group of girls having fun doing something they love together, and doing it very well, in a very entertaining way. Performing covers of their favorite songs from various artists, movies, and other cultures, this nine-member, all-female group won me over immediately with their energy, their talent, and their enthusiasm. They called themselves Noteworthy Ladies. The first such group which showed me how acapella music could actually be fun (I did not like barbershop quartets as a child) was a group of young ladies at Brigham Young University. This is a shout out to all the college acapella groups, and, I suppose, all the college clubs that help students gather some culture into their being in the middle of endless studying and insurmountable exams.
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