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The vocal group Perpetuum Jazzile is comprised of both female and male singers, who perform songs without any instrumental background and so use various techniques including vocal percussion that cover all elements in the music. The group, conducted by renowned Peder Karlsson mostly performs well known pop songs as well as Slovene folk music and (country music) gospel songs which are arranged in different musical genres such as jazz, bossa nova, funk and swing. The group has become internationally popular with their performance entitled ''Africa'' in which the choir uses thunderstorm simulation effects inspired by the Kearnsey College choir from South Africa.
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The vocal group Perpetuum Jazzile was initially known as the Gaudeamus Chamber Choir, which was established by Marko Tiran in [[established::1983]]. In 2001, music producer and choir conductor Tomaž Kozlevčar took over the artistic directorship and in 2011 the former member of the professional Swedish a capella ensemble The Real Group Peder Karlsson took over.
  
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The vocal group Perpetuum Jazzile is comprised of both female and male singers, who perform songs without any instrumental background and so use various techniques including vocal percussion that cover all elements in the music. The group, conducted by renowned Peder Karlsson mostly performs well known pop songs as well as Slovene folk music and (country music) gospel songs which are arranged in different musical genres such as jazz, bossa nova, funk and swing. The group has become internationally popular with their performance entitled Africa in which the choir uses thunderstorm simulation effects inspired by the Kearnsey College choir from South Africa.


Background

The vocal group Perpetuum Jazzile was initially known as the Gaudeamus Chamber Choir, which was established by Marko Tiran in 1983. In 2001, music producer and choir conductor Tomaž Kozlevčar took over the artistic directorship and in 2011 the former member of the professional Swedish a capella ensemble The Real Group Peder Karlsson took over. 


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