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One of the best musical performances I've seen in a long time! The blending of voices from Take 6, Frelon and Holmes was absolutely beautiful, and Kirk Whalum (one of my favorite musicians) was the perfect saxophone lead to play with their amazing band. This show is a must see!
I feel Clint Holmes should of cancelled, you could tell he was in pain with whatever was going on and they filled in with the Be bop boys way to often . The gal was unbelievable. All in all it was just ok not worth the money, if Clint was well it would of been great because he makes the show but he was not at his best with what was going on . The Center is always great !
The talent among with song selection was exceptional.
Very entertaining. All of the performers were fabulous. The band was great. Really enjoyed every minute of the performance!! We
Over all performance was hohum seemed like so much more could have been done to truly express the music of Ray Charles.
I enjoyed the entire show and the selection of each artist to sing Ray Charles songs. They all collaborated well together.
The music was very good. The artist guest orchestra and choirs were excellent. Kirtk Whalum was magniface. It was short. They preformed for 45 min, took a 25 min brake and then preformed for 45 min. For the price paid, the performance time was disapointing.
My wife and I really enjoyed the show. Everything about the show was unbelievable.
The sound was lousy. Take 6 certainly wasn't showcased. So much to cut through. Those harmonies are lost in the mix of stage full of performers with horns blaring and a snare drum amped to the max. They stand out acapella. They get lost against a big band. Needed more from the choir too. The organ wasn't nearly prominent enough. The guy was a player too, but he might as well have stayed home for the little you could hear him. Not the best horn section. Neena was good. Mr. Holmes handled Come Rain or Come Shine nicely. Otherwise, he wasn't a great fit. The duets were well done. had the sound been better... Not to be too critical, as there were some good moments, but this was an uneven performance at best. Seemed thrown together.
I enjoyed every aspect of the show. Every seat was a good seat because the sound was amazing, however there were many empty seats and it seemed that most of the audience was in one area (BALCFC).
The vocal talent was excellent. The comedic interaction between the members was fun to watch. I only wish it could have lasted longer. I have been listening to Take 6 since about 1992. This is the first time I have seen them live. I would definitely do it again..
It was an awesome experience! Many talented groups!
Best Acapella show ever! All participants spot on and very entertaining. UCF Key Harmony really rocked and should've been 2nd or 3rd.
Really enjoyed watching local college A Capella teams perform. I had never been to such a competition and it was exciting and very entertaining. We were fortunate to have Take 6 there as part of the program and they performed a few songs. I had almost forgotten how wonderful they were. I enjoyed the Q&A with the group. It was probably one of the most entertaining performances that I've seen.
Take 6 was amazing!! a great group of entertainers. The ICCA Quarterfinals were awesome, especially when my son's group, The Acaphiliacs,from FSU came in second place and we found out that the top 2 winners would be competing in Nashville for the semi-finals. It was well worth the 4 hour drive from Boca Raton, FL
Great show! Really enjoyed the personal feel and stage presence.
Never go again/ Take 6 was great BUT competition was the worst. Mic didn't work// Judges had NO experience. Except that they knew the students in the competition! One was RIGHT OUT OF FSU! Another wore a UF shirt supporting his school! How do the choose their Judges??? Who does the sound???? This was just a waist of time.
This performance lacked the focus, finesse, and inspiration of their work in the past. Years ago Take 6 enthralled with the fervor of their gospel of their music. Take 6 now sounds like a good pop group, albeit a bit past their prime. Their only new material wasn't so new; a long interlude of excerpts of covers included tunes by the Doobie Brothers and the Bee Gees, not the usual type of fare for this group. Oddest of all were the tunes that showcased the new baritone, Khristian Dentley. Dentley has a great voice, but the tune from his album with a recorded instrumental track and an extended sequence of Michael Jackson tunes with Dently doing a great impression of Jackson were quite a departure from the mainstay of tunes that made Take 6 so popular. The venue, Howard Theatre, although very beautiful, lacked clarity in the mid-range in its sound system, a key requirement for a band with so many tenors. All in all, a disappointing evening.
This was my first time seeing Take 6 live. I was familiar with their music, and knew of their tremendous vocal capabilities - but I just didn't expect it to be THAT amazing. Can't wait to see them again the next time they return to the DMV area!
The show was amazing! Great variety of artists, nice comfortable setting. Will come nack for more.
