The Accidentals

The Accidentals

The Accidentals are an a cappella octet based in New York. They won the 1995 National Finals of the Harmony Sweepstakes and have released several CDs.

Members

Their members:
* Margaret Dorn
* Emily Bindiger
* Dennis Deal
* Bill Mitchell
* Marcia Pelletiere
* Matt Perri
* Rosie Vallese
* Jim Vincent

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