Subculture Alex D'Addabbo

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Aca-pella

1. The subculture I am choosing is aca-pella. I am in the aca-pella group at school, Oxfordians.

2. I am interested in this particular subculture because the larger culture of music has always been a part of my life, aca-pella only enter a couple years ago. I find it interesting how people can make music without instruments.

3. I will interview the director of my group, Steve Mitchell and some members of the group. I will also research topics such as who created aca-pella, where it originated from, how it grew in popularity, and how prevalent it is in the music culture today.

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