Track List

(click the first five tracks for samples!)

It is with great pride and joy that we present A Lil Night Music. The seventeenth Tigerlily album to date, this recording captures the most recent flowering of over thirty-five years of Tigerlily sound. In celebration of our history, we have chosen our signature song, "How High the Moon," as the final track. The voices you hear represent the long line of spirit and commitment that define the Tigerlily tradition.

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Produced and Directed by Sylvia Dee '10
Recorded and Engineered by John C. Baker
Recorded in Nassau Presbytarian Church, NJ
Executive Producer: Elizabeth Schmidt '09
Album Art and Design by Tracy Walsh '10

Acknowledgements:
The Tigerlilies would like to extend warm thanks to all who made the production of this album possible: John Baker for his endless enthusiasm and unparalleled talent in recording and mixing, Dean Dunne and the staff at ODUS, Disc Makers, the a cappella community at Princeton, and our friends and family members for their love and support. Thanks also to the wonderful alumnae whose musical contributions and continuing support have helped us create and sustain the vibrant Tigerlily tradition.

It is with great pride and joy that we present Tigerlily Lane. Released in October 2007, it showcases some exciting new arrangements to compliment classic Lil favorites. In celebration of our history we have chosen our signature song, "How High the Moon," as the last track on the album. The voices you hear represent the long line of spirit and commitment that define the Tigerlily tradition. "Somewhere there's music, it's where you are..."

Produced and Directed by Kristin Kelly '07
Recorded and Edited by John C. Baker
Mastered by Adrian Hunter
Recorded in Nassau Presbytarian Church, NJ
Executive Producer: Carina McClain '08
Album Design by Jocelyn Miller '08

The Tigerlilies sincerely thank:
John Baker for his endless enthusiasm and unparalleled talent in recording and mixing; Dean Dunne and the staff at ODUS; Disc Makers; and the a cappella community at Princeton, particularly Dave Jangraw and the Nassoons.

Released in October 2005, The Pink Album is the fifteenth Tigerlily album to date. From the classic chords of "My Romance" to the moden sounds of "As I Lay Me Down," this album displays the rich and varied musical background of the Tigerlilies. To celebrate that background, we have chosen out signature song "How High The Moon" as the last track on this album. The voices you hear represent the long line of spirit and commitment that define the Tigerlily tradition. "Somewhere there's music, it's where you are..."

Produced and Directed by Pamela Stolzer '05
Mixed by Richard Joseph
Recorded in McCosh 10 and Micheal Kissel Studios
Executive Producer: Dunham Townend '05
Album Design by Dunham Townend '05 and Lisa Katarynick

The Tigerlilies sincerely thank:
Richard Joseph, Dean Duune and the staff at ODUS, Forge Recording, and the a cappella community at Princeton. Thanks also to the wonderful alumnae whose musical contributions and continuing support have helped us create and sustain the vibrant Tigerlily tradition.

The Princeton Tigerlilies: A Splash of Orange

Released in October of 2002, this album features five new arrangements and 17 other Tigerlily favorites. From the blues chords of "I Ain't Got Nothing But the Blues" to the jazzy harmonies of "Ease on Down the Road," A Splash of Orange reflects the talent and musciality of the Tigerlilies. As on all of our albums, the last track is our signature song, "How High the Moon."

Produced and Directed by Ayn-Monique Tetreault-Rooney '03
Engineered and Mixed by Richard Joseph
Recorded in McCosh 10 and at Big Richard Music Studio
Executive Producer: Emily Crozier '03
Album Design by Kimberley Morris, Maya Aravind, and Emily Crozier

The Tigerlilies sincerely thank:
Richard Joseph, Dean Duune, the OIT Staff, The Princeton Nassoons, and our wonderful alumnae.

The Princeton Tigerlilies: 2000 Years

Released in October of 2000, this album features seven new arrangements and 14 other Tigerlily favorites, which usher in the 21st century while still remaining true to the rich blend of our past. From the modern beat of "Walking on Broken Glass" to the classic harmony of "East of the Sun," 2000 Years displays the diversity and musciality of the Tigerlilies. The last track is our signature song, "How High the Moon," and was performed by the Tigerlilies and their dedicated alumnae at the Fall Jam in Richardson Auditorium.

Track Samples!
Available by clicking on the linked track titles at left (#s 1, 5, 16, 20, 21)

Produced and Directed by Aimee Hess '02
Engineered and Mixed by Richard Joseph
Recorded in McCosh 10 and Roscoe's Den
Executive Producer: Kimberley Morris '02
Album Design by Jessica Ahnert, Ayn-Monique Tetrault-Rooney, and Catherine Holahan

The Tigerlilies sincerely thank:
Richard Joseph, Dean Duune, The Princeton Nassoons, and our monkey George.

The Princeton Tigerlilies: License to Lil

Released in May of 1999, this album features our newest arrangement, "The Devil Went Down to Georgia" and 22 other Tigerlily favorites. The Tigerlilies have named our album License to Lil in honor of the first track "Spies in the Night," a fun James Bond-style song that we enjoy performing.

Track Samples!
Available by clicking on the linked track titles at left (#s 1, 8, 11)

Produced and Directed by Kellie Ernzen '00
Engineered and Mixed by Brenda Ferry
Assisted by Ryan Hewitt, Tom Soares and Mike Nuceder
Recorded at Electric Ladyland and Sony Studios NYC
Mixed and Mastered at Sony Studios NYC
Executive Producer: Alissa Rosen '99
Cover Art by Jessica Ahnert

The Tigerlilies sincerely thank:
Alan Selby, Mike Nuceder, Dr. and Mrs. Rosen, Tony Drootin, Vic Anesini, The Princeton Nassoons, Margaret Taylor '97, Rachel Gahan '97, and especially Tom Soares for his invaluable help.