In Europe
A list of European a cappella groups:
- Perpetuum Jazzile (Slovenia)
- The Flying Pickets (Great Britain)
- Bjelleklang (Norway)
- Canal'do (Belgium)
- Klapa Fa Lindjo (Croatia)
- Klapa Šufit (Croatia)
- Rajaton (Finland)
- Bolyki Brothers (Hungary)
- Fool Moon (Hungary)
- The Real Group (Sweden)
- SONO (Denmark)
- Van Canto (Germany)
- Wise Guys (Germany)
- Viva Voce (Germany)
- Maybebop (Germany)
- Basta (Germany)
- Rock4 (Netherlands)
- The Polyphonics (Ireland)
- Close Harmony Friends (Slovakia)
- The King's Singers (England)
- Voces8 (England)
- The Swingle Singers (England)
- Fragile (Slovakia)
- Pikkardiyska Tertsiya (Ukraine)
- Cosmos (Latvia)
- Latvian Voices (Latvia)
- Pow woW (France)
- Montezuma's Revenge (Netherlands)
- Witloof Bay (Belgium)
- 4TET (Czech Republic)
- Vozes da Rádio (Portugal)
- Acapella Sens(Roumania)
- Neri per Caso (Italy)
- Alti & Bassi (Italy)
- Out of The Blue (Oxford University) (England)
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