You should know that we're really not in the business of making professional recordings, but when we get the chance we do put up a microphone or send a willing volunteer to the balcony with a video camera.These links will connect you to some of our postings on the YouTube Hastings College Channel. Enjoy the singing!

• Two Princes
  The men of "1-2-5" perform Benji's arrangement of a Spin Doctors hit. (Listening time: 3'21")
• And So It Goes
  The ensemble "Vocalocho" sings a Billy Joel ballad in an unforgettable arrangement. (Listening time: 3'35")
• La nuict froide et sombre
  A lovely Renaissance chanson comparing dark and light sung in old French by the ensemble "Spectrum." (Listening time: 2'06")
• Autumn Leaves
  "Spectrum" sings an a cappella setting of a Johnny Mercer standard.
  (Listening time: 2'22")
• Wind on the Hill
  A simple philosophy from Winnie-the-Pooh sung by the ensemble "Spectrum." (Listening time: 2'55")
• All the Small Things
  Elliott's arrangement of a hit by Blink-182 is an audience favorite sung by the men of "1-2-5".
  (Listening time: 2'25")
• Mata del Anima Sola
  The ensemble "VoiceWorks" performs a favorite from our World Music repertoire.
  (Listening time: 3'50")
• Mata del Anima Sola
  Another interpretation featuring Jacob and Kevin and the sopranos of "Spectrum."
  (Listening time: 3'35")
• Parvuli Ejus
  Noah's cousin Addie made this beautiful a cappella setting of an Aubrey De Vere text especially for "1-2-5".
  (Listening time: 2'08")
• Life Bulbs
  "VoiceWorks" sings a contemporary motet by HC alumni Fred Newcomer & Kim Babcock.
  (Listening time: 1'20")
• The Uncertainty of the Poet
  The ensemble "Spectrum" performs a modern a cappella chamber work based on a modern painting.
  (Listening time: 1'35")
• Scarborough Fair
  "Spectrum" performs a close-harmony  a cappella vocal jazz arrangement of a favorite folk song.
  (Listening time: 3:50")
• Dr. Dudley's Hymn Medley 
  The "Pro Rege Quintet" arranged and performs a few of his favorites to honor Dr. D's retirement as college president. (Listening time: 4'30")
• Daemon irrepit callidus 
  "Spectrum" enlivens a performance of a serious Latin tongue-twister with a little choreography.
  (Listening time: 2'40")
• I Can Barely Think About the Spring 
  Mrs. Murphy's brother-in-law wrote this beautiful ballad; Elliott Lockwood made the arrangement for mixed voices, piano, and violin; "Spectrum" performs. (Listening time: 3'45")
• Trickle, Trickle
  A bit of street-corner "doo-wop" as sung by the ensemble "Spectrum."
  (Listening time: 2'00")
• Still
  Here is Elliott's award-winning Acappella arrangement of a 2006 Ben Folds ballad made for the men of
  "1-2-5". (Listening time: 3'27")
  
  To hear more of "1-2-5" in concert, visit their Facebook page!