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| ====== A Capella Groups ====== | ====== A Capella Groups ====== | ||
| - | A capella groups at Trinity College originated in 1938 with the formation of The Trinity Pipes, then an all-male quartet which became [[coeducation|co-ed]] in 1970, the year after the College first admitted women. | + | A capella groups at Trinity College originated in 1938 with the formation of The Trinity Pipes, then an all-male |
| In the 1960s, The Pipes were joined by The Trinidads, another all-male singing group. These were the only a capella groups on campus until 1987, when The Trinitones formed the first all-female group. The two groups were joined in 1993 by the all-male group, The Accidentals, | In the 1960s, The Pipes were joined by The Trinidads, another all-male singing group. These were the only a capella groups on campus until 1987, when The Trinitones formed the first all-female group. The two groups were joined in 1993 by the all-male group, The Accidentals, | ||
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