Caltech's Treble Makers

Caltech
Treble Makers

The Caltech Treble Makers is a women's a cappella group, formed in late May of 1997. The Treble Makers is a student-run singing group, but our members are womeon from all over the Caltech community -- we are undergrads, grads, postdocs, staff, spouses, and JPLers. Our repertoire includes vocal arrangements of rock, pop, jazz, madrigal, and folk songs, as well as some a cappella classical pieces.

3RD TERM AUDITIONS!

That's right, we're almost definitely going to be holding 3rd term auditions! It'll be fun! And with any luck, the webpage will actually be updated with the info! Really, it will! Come, sing with us!

Frequently Asked Questions

Who are we?
(note: this page is rather sadly out of date, but our web hedgehog is a bit too tired right now to update it and have it still end up coherent)
What do we sing?
What was the niftiest thing we did last year?
Who else sings at Caltech?
How can you reach us? (Hint: treble at its.caltech.edu. You'll need to change "at" to @ because we're a bit sick of receiving spam. We apologize for the inconvenience. ;)

The Treble Makers would like to acknowledge support from the Caltech Graduate Student Council, from ASCIT, and from the Caltech Alumni Association.

by our vocal-percussing Web Hedgehog, Andrea

(who's busy avoiding work right now, but knows she ought to be doing more important things, like classwork, which is why this page isn't as fancy as it could be)

CaltechTreble Makers

3RD TERM AUDITIONS!

Frequently Asked Questions

(note: this page is rather sadly out of date, but our web hedgehog is a bit too tired right now to update it and have it still end up coherent)

Along with Ecphonema and Out of Context, we got to open for SoVoSo, an incredible jazz a cappella group. This experience was the sort of stuff that sweet dreams are made of...

(who's busy avoiding work right now, but knows she ought to be doing more important things, like classwork, which is why this page isn't as fancy as it could be)

Caltech
Treble Makers