(Upper left: The Kroks performing Runaway)                        (Upper right: The Kroks performing the Alumni song with Harvard Alumni)

 (Buttom left: The Kroks singing What's your name.)               (Buttom right: KMU President Ching-Kuan Liu exchanged gifts with the Kroks)

A brand new musical experience! Harvard Krokodiloes made their singing debut in Kaohsiung Medical University on June 2, 2015, which raised resonance among the audience. A great amount of the audience are KMU faculties, staff and students. This is the first time that the Kroks come to KMU for musical performance. In spite of the long journey from the USA, they had made their world tour to Taiwan and travelled all the way down to Kaohsiung City in order to share their beautiful A cappella to everyone. Among their concert program, many are 1920s-1980s classics with blends of human vocal voice and abundant body language. KMU's choir warmed up the atmosphere and made the audience ready to saturate in music notes, which was soon followed by The Kroks' The House of Blue Lights. The Kroks performed with exaggerated body language to distinguish themselves from other musical concert.  In the song of What's Your Name, they even invited one lady on stage to interact with them; in the song of Runaway, the Kroks combined their song with dance. They were experts at paving way for their performance to show they sang for a reason, and the intro before certain songs became the catalyst to arouse resonance between their music and the listeners. The alumni song, Johnny O'Connor, could best exemplify their performance pattern. The Harvard alumni were even invited to go on stage and performed with the Kroks.