Founded in 2010, VTone is Princeton’s first and only East Asian music group. “V" stands for the Roman numeral 5 and alludes to the pentatonic scale of traditional East Asian music. Their music aims to intrigue, inspire, and invigorate a worldly fusion of the arts. Every year, they explore genres ranging from ballads and J-rock to rap and K-pop. In the fall semester, VTone joins in Princeton’s traditional Fall Arch Sing to perform original a cappella arrangements, covers, and mash-ups composed by members. In their annual spring show, however, they don't limit themselves to a cappella. VTone also performs at on-campus venues throughout the year. All VTone music is arranged by current or former VTone members—in English, Korean, Chinese and Japanese. They bring new pieces to every performance!
Founded in 2010, VTone is Princeton’s first and only East Asian music group. “V" stands for the Roman numeral 5 and alludes to the pentatonic scale of traditional East Asian music. Their music aims to intrigue, inspire, and invigorate a worldly fusion of the arts. Every year, they explore genres ranging from ballads and J-rock to rap and K-pop. In the fall semester, VTone joins in Princeton’s traditional Fall Arch Sing to perform original a cappella arrangements, covers, and mash-ups composed by members. In their annual spring show, however, they don't limit themselves to a cappella. VTone also performs at on-campus venues throughout the year. All VTone music is arranged by current or former VTone members—in English, Korean, Chinese and Japanese. They bring new pieces to every performance!