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MSUā€™s Trebulldawgs qualify for national a cappella semifinalsĀ 

MSUā€™s Trebulldawgs qualify for national a cappella semifinalsĀ 

Contact: Bethany Shipp

STARKVILLE, Miss.ā€”Ļć½¶Ö±²„ā€™s premier a cappella group is advancing to the national semifinals after securing second place in a prestigious collegiate a cappella competition.

Members of Mississippi State's Trebulldawgs pose on stage.
The Trebulldawgs, MSUā€™s premier a cappella group, is advancing to the national semifinals after securing second place in a prestigious collegiate competition. (Submitted photo)

The Trebulldawgs recently competed against top groups from universities at the Varsity Vocals International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella at Pearl River Community College. Earning a second-place finish, the group now competes in the national semifinals, set for this Saturday [March 8] in Durham, North Carolina.Ā 

A student-led group of vocalists, the Trebulldawgs represents a variety of majors across disciplines at MSU. Led by senior music education major Adonijah Mpinga, this is the first time Ļć½¶Ö±²„has progressed to the semifinals, where the singers will compete with teams from Belmont University, Florida State University, University of Georgia and University of South Carolina. Winners will advance to the national finals in New York City.

ā€œThis remarkable achievement is a significant honor for the Trebulldawgs,ā€ said Nicholaus Cummins, assistant professor and director of choral activities.Ā ā€œThe groupā€™s success showcases the talent and dedication of our student-musicians.ā€

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