Voca People

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Voca People

The Voca People is a vocal theater performance group created by Lior Kalfo from Binyamina, Israel and Shai Fishman based in Los Angeles, California, U.S.A.

The Voca People combines amazing vocal sounds and an acapella singing with the art of modern beat-box which imitates the sounds of drums, trumpets, guitars, strigs and other instruments and musical effects without using any musical instrument on stage.


The Voca people are eight (8) friendly aliens from the planet Voca, a musical planet that uses vocal expressions only. They have heard the music from earth for decades now and with their imitation abilities they have decided to pay a one evening tribute to humanity and to perform the songs they love as musical gratitude. The three (3) female singers (alto, mezzo, soprano) and 3 male singers (bass, baritone, tenor) There are 2 beat box artists that create extraordinary human beat box sounds and are considered to be the best performers in their field.

Members of the Voca People

Meet all eight members of the Voca People on their web site voca-people.com.

Videos of the Voca People

• The Voca People sing "The History of Music with Song Titles" a YouTube video

• The Voca People sing on the CBS Early Show "The History of Music in 3 minutes" originally broadcast live from Broadcast from Tel Aviv Israel

• The Voca People "Filmed live on stage"

References

• Official Voca People web site http://www.voca-people.com/

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