Harvard Din & Tonics
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The Harvard Din & Tonics symbol - white tie, tails and all
The Harvard Din & Tonics (or "Dins") are a 14-voice male jazz a cappella group formed in 1979. The group has a repertoire centered on the American jazz standards of the 1920s, 1930s, and 1940s. The singers perform in white tie, tails, and lime green socks.
The group performed in Mona Lisa Smile, a 2003 movie starring Julia Roberts that was set in a fictional 1950s' college.
The Harvard Din & Tonics of 2007 will spend intersession on the slopes in Vail, Colorado, and spring break on the beach in Bermuda. The group recently returned from an 11-week world tour, where they performed in some 30 cities around the globe. The Dins have taken such tours every other year since 1986.
[edit] External links
- The Harvard Din & Tonics official website
- Harvard group dazzles with unusual take on a cappella, Shanghai Star, July 18, 2006
- 2006 concert at US Embassy, Brussels
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