How to Learn More About or Contact Dartmouth Decibelles

The best starting point is the group's official website, thedartmouthdecibelles.com. The site describes Dartmouth Decibelles as Dartmouth College's oldest all-female a cappella group and invites visitors to "meet the Decibelles." That makes the homepage the natural first stop for learning who they are and what they perform. The available site information does not list a contact email, form, or audition page, so reaching the group directly may require looking beyond the homepage or using Dartmouth College channels.

What the Website Tells You

The site's visible description identifies the group as:

• An all-female a cappella group
• The oldest such group at Dartmouth College
• A performance group you can "meet" through the site

If you are new to the group, start with the homepage and any member or about pages linked from it. These are the places most likely to introduce current members, the group's history, and its repertoire.

Finding Contact or Inquiry Details

The available page information does not confirm a published contact address or inquiry form. To find one:

1. Open thedartmouthdecibelles.com and scan the main navigation and footer for "Contact," "Book," or "Inquiries."
2. Check member or about pages for individual or group contact links.
3. If the site has social media links, those profiles often accept direct messages and may list booking or press contacts.
4. As a fallback, search Dartmouth College's student organization listings for the group's official contact.

Expected result: a working email address, social profile, or booking contact. Common snag: many student group sites are updated seasonally, so a listed address may be stale—if there is no reply, try a second channel.

Auditions and Joining

Audition or joining details are not confirmed in the available site information. If you are a Dartmouth student hoping to join, check the site for an "Auditions" or "Join" page, especially near the start of academic terms when student groups typically recruit. If nothing is posted, contact the group through whatever channel you find and ask about the next audition cycle.

What to Include in an Inquiry

When you do reach out, a short message works best:

• Who you are and your connection to Dartmouth, if any
• What you are asking about (booking, auditions, press, or general interest)
• Relevant dates and logistics for performance requests

This helps the group route your message and respond faster.

Quick Reference

Because contact and audition details are not confirmed on the site, treat any address you find as something to verify with a quick reply before relying on it for time-sensitive plans.