Ultimately, we didn't want our rejection from other groups to be the end-all of our experience with a capella, and I suppose that is the lesson I wish to bring to those who want to get involved. I believe this board of members is crucial as it is in any club or organization for making things run more smoothly. A board of leaders within the group that include the president who make executive decisions, the vice president who works as a liaison between the group and the public, a treasurer who manages our finances for things like equipment or venue rentals, two musical directors who arranges music and leads rehearsals, and a vocal/performance director who is responsible for the way we look and sound in our final presented piece. Your colleague responds back, duly noted. For example, you send an email to a colleague at work at you inform him or her that there’s a meeting later in the afternoon at 2:00 p.m. However we are able to maintain some sort of established foundation with the creations of smaller systems. Duly Noted at UCSD shared a post on Instagram: Our gig for ucsdamsa this past Saturday was a success Thank you, AMSA at UCSD, for having us Follow their account to see 457 posts. Duly noted is a phrase used as an alternative to saying I acknowledge what you’re saying or I recorded the information. Even to this day we are constantly trying things differently to make rehearsals more efficient, our music more interesting, and just interpersonal relations within the members too. We were all strangers brought together by our common interest in making a capella music, and we had to go through lots of trials and errors before we got a fluid system up and running. It wasn't easy and we never expected it to be. Myself as well as the others who are now in our current and newest a capella group all got together after our rejections and started our own group that we now call Duly Noted. My experience is different in that I got involved by basically forcing my way into it along with nineteen or so other ambitious rejectees. I had one call-back with the group Acamazing but I never made it past that. In the fall quarter of 2012, about twenty brave souls ventured to the a cappella auditions of some of UCSDs finest a cappella groups such as Tritones. However, unlike most who are involved currently, I did not get into any of the a capella groups that I auditioned for. Like most individuals who are involved with any a capella group, my experience began with the infamous auditions held at the beginning of Fall quarter. How did my involvement in a capella begin?
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