D.C. A cappella Festival

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The D.C. A Cappella Festival (DCAF) is an annual a cappella concert at Georgetown University begun in 1991 which takes place every November on two separate nights, usually Friday or Saturday. The two local host groups, the Georgetown Phantoms and the GraceNotes, traditionally invite other local a cappella talent from Georgetown University and other universities from the east coast to join in the concert.

[edit] External links

• Phantoms & DCAF web site
• Georgetown Program in Performing Arts

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