chattertocks造句

• The Chattertocks started recording early on with a number of vinyl albums.
• In 1998, the Chattertocks were in the NCCA finals, which were held in Carnegie Hall in New York City.
• Most recently the Chattertocks were selected to be on the " Best of College A Cappella " CD of 2011, juried and chosen by Varsity Vocals.
• Founded over sixty years ago, The "'Chattertocks "'of Brown University, together with the Smiffenpoofs of Smith College, the V8s of Mt.
• Another Chattertocks tradition is performing with The Brown Derbies in their annual concert, " Smoked Salomon, " which occurs every September in Salomon Hall on the Brown University campus.
• Since then the Chattertocks have recorded several CDs and have competed successfully in the National Championship of College A Cappella ( NCCA ) since the competition's inception in 1996.
• In more recent years, the Chattertocks have maintained their rich tradition of excellence, taking home " Best Album " and " Best Song " in the 2004 Contemporary A Cappella Recording Awards.
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• The Chattertocks traditionally perform " S / NC, " a parody of Brown's school culture and non-traditional grading system set to the tune of The Beatles'" Let It Be ."
• The Chattertocks won their second " first prize " ( $ 100 ) in the first " Intercollegiate Folk Festival of New England, " which was sponsored by the Junior Class of Providence College and was held at Providence College, R . I . on October 26, 1963.
• The Chattertocks traditionally perform " The Twelve Days of Christmas ( song ) " in Latin at the annual Brown University Latin Carol Service, established in 1948 .  Duodecem Dies Natalis was translated into Latin by Eunice Burr Couch and to this day is performed by  Grex Chattertockarum,  literally, the " Herd of Chattertocks ."
• The Chattertocks traditionally perform " The Twelve Days of Christmas ( song ) " in Latin at the annual Brown University Latin Carol Service, established in 1948 .  Duodecem Dies Natalis was translated into Latin by Eunice Burr Couch and to this day is performed by  Grex Chattertockarum,  literally, the " Herd of Chattertocks ."