The Tritones

The Tritones
The Tritones
Years active	1996–present
Members	Soprano; Zoey Graziano '25; Indeera Pujar '26; Cianna Noah '28; ; Mezzo; Elisa Vazquez '25; Jaena Sola '26; Abigail-Monique Frondoza '27; Alisa Costello '27; Maya Bangalore '28; ; Alto; Leah Nemorovski '27; Anna Renolayan '27; Jaelyn Arenzana '28; Lasya Gangadari '28; ; Tenor; Braden Nucum '26; Mason Vigil '28; ; Baritone; Devean Felix '26; Jake Goldman '26; Thomas Le '28; ; Bass; Sasha Kourjanski '24; Davin Rozsa '27; Nathan Tatsuta '28
Website	http://www.ucsdtritones.com

The Tritones are an a cappella co-ed group from the University of California, San Diego. The group was founded in 1996 and is the first of nine a cappella groups on the campus. The group is composed of 14-22 undergraduate and graduate students from the university and sings a variety of genres, from jazz to Top 40's. The Group frequently competes in the International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella.^[1]

The Tritones have performed alongside Taylor Swift at the 2010 Country Music Awards^[2] and opened for the Far East Movement.^[3] On their sophomore EP release, "Seven Nation Army" received a nomination for a CARA Award by the Contemporary A Cappella Society.

Recordings

The Tritones have recorded multiple albums, released EPs on iTunes in 2011 and 2012, and a full-length album in 2015.

Augment - EP

"Haven't Met You Yet" (Michael Bublé)
"You Belong With Me" (Taylor Swift)
"Teenage Dream" (Katy Perry)
"Speechless" (Lady Gaga)
"Teenage Dream" (Katy Perry)

Take My Heart - EP

"Seven Nation Army" (The White Stripes)
"Someone Like You" (Adele)
"Perfect" (P!nk)
"My Heart With You" (The Rescues)
"Domino" (Jessie J)

Out of Control

"Pumped Up Kicks" (Foster The People)
"This is How We Roll" (Florida Georgia Line)
"Drake Medley" (Drake)
"Carry On" (Fun)
"The A Team" (Ed Sheeran)
"Neighborhood Punks" (Daft Punk & The Neighbourhood)
"Rather Be" (Clean Bandit)

External links

UCSD Tritones Website

Notes

^ Hanacek, John. "The Tritones." The UCSD Guardian. 14 May 2010: 7.
^ Patringenaru, Ioana (April 26, 2010). "UC San Diego Singers Hit High Note at Country Music Awards". The UCSD News Center. Retrieved January 12, 2013.
^ Margoni, Laura. "A Foundation for the Future: UC San Diego Celebrates 50 Years of Achieving the Extraordinary." The UCSD News Center. 13 Jun 2011: Web.

[1] Hanacek, John. "The Tritones." The UCSD Guardian. 14 May 2010: 7.

[2] Patringenaru, Ioana (April 26, 2010). "UC San Diego Singers Hit High Note at Country Music Awards". The UCSD News Center. Retrieved January 12, 2013.

[3] Margoni, Laura. "A Foundation for the Future: UC San Diego Celebrates 50 Years of Achieving the Extraordinary." The UCSD News Center. 13 Jun 2011: Web.

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