Rebecca Corliss Music Group
Rebecca is a marketing manager at HubSpot where she manages HubSpot’s customer marketing team.Music has always been Rebecca’s passion. She’s dabbled in violin, clarinet, guitar and piano– and even started college studying music before her switch to PR. Singing remains her favorite, and she has been part of multiple vocal ensembles at both university and professional levels. She was a member of all-female a cappella group Chordially Yours for three years during her time at Boston University. She previously founded Boston a cappella group Common Sound, and is currently on a new a cappella adventure.
Rebecca is a marketing manager at HubSpot where she manages HubSpot’s customer marketing team.Music has always been Rebecca’s passion. She’s dabbled in violin, clarinet, guitar and piano– and even started college studying music before her switch to PR. Singing remains her favorite, and she has been part of multiple vocal ensembles at both university and professional levels. She was a member of all-female a cappella group Chordially Yours for three years during her time at Boston University. She previously founded Boston a cappella group Common Sound, and is currently on a new a cappella adventure.
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Dc A Cappella Inspiring My Boston<br />
Soul, <strong>Rebecca</strong> <strong>Corliss</strong> <strong>Music</strong> <strong>Group</strong><br />
Dc A Cappella Inspiring My Boston Soul<br />
While I was running my group Common Sound, I was honored to have an amazing<br />
friend named Brian Brandler as my co-leader. He was my primary support<br />
throughout the massive roller coaster that was starting a group for the first time.<br />
We were a fabulous pair – two cups vision and one cup well-oiled machine. We<br />
balanced each other nicely.<br />
However, about two years ago, Brian moved to DC for a grad program and a new<br />
adventure. It was bitter sweet. He was going to study music and psychology, and I<br />
would miss him terribly. Would a cappella be as enjoyable and inspiring without<br />
him?<br />
Life continued, as did the group and my singing. As we all got into a new routine, I<br />
also started jabbing Brian: When are you going to join a group? When are you<br />
going to join a group? While he said he wanted to wait a bit, soon enough he<br />
decided to bite the bullet and audition.<br />
Brian joined a DC A Cappella group Vox Pop. And they are, in a word, fantastic.<br />
Since Brian joined, they have performed in a cappella festivals, opened for famous<br />
a cappella groups like Afro Blue, and even recorded an entire album.
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