The Gentlemen of the College

The Gentlemen of the College was founded in the spring of 1990 at the College of William and Mary by several students who held a common passion for barbershop music. While the original group only focused on barbershop quartet singing, its current repertoire includes everything from motown to alternative rock to pop. Throughout their musical evolution, the Gentlemen have maintained tight vocal harmonies and blending in the tradition of older glee club groups. As the oldest tenor/bass a cappella group at the College, the Gentlemen sing with an emphasis on a complete show including humorous skits and a dynamic stage presence. The group is known for their distinctive stage uniforms of blue blazers and silly ties. Over the last three decades, the Gentlemen have performed at many notable venues, including the White House, the United States Capitol, the National Constitution Center, the Waldorf Astoria and the Greenbrier Hotel. The group has entertained dignitaries and politicians from th...