the second show sold out in a matter of hours. The concerts received considerable coverage from local media entities, specifically NBC 10, 13 WHAM ABC, The Democrat and Chronicle, Legends 102.7, WARM 101.3, and the University of Rochester's Office of Communications. The YellowJackets and "The Buzz" In the fall of 2011, outgoing YellowJackets Musical Director Aaron Sperber (Class of 2011) created "The Buzz", an a cappella group at the Rochester City School District's World of Inquiry School. Aaron created the group as part of his Kauffman Entrepreneurial Year (KEY) program through the University of Rochester. The KEY Scholarship program is a tuition free, 5th year where highly qualified University of Rochester students design and implement a unique entrepreneurial project aimed at impacting the campus or Rochester community. In partnership with school administrators, World of Inquiry School Music Teacher Bridget Maio, and current members of the YellowJackets, "The Buzz" began to develop a repertoire of their own. The group made their debut performance onstage with The YellowJackets at the first of two sold-out concerts at Rochester's Kodak Hall at Eastman Theatre in December 2011, and they have continued to sing, recently performing their own shows around the city. Upon returning home from "The Sing-Off", The YellowJackets were contacted by Maio who asked the group to come and spend a little bit of time working with her students. The group agreed and Sperber turned it into something more. Members of The YellowJackets, led by Sperber, worked with the nearly 100 members of "The Buzz" weekly throughout the fall semester, helping them develop their voices and teaching them some of their hit songs from the show. The choir continues to be a local example of The YellowJackets' belief that music has an incredible, uniting purpose in education and society. Discography From their first vinyl record in 1959, The YellowJackets have placed high importance on recorded music. The group released vinyl records from the beginning through the 1980s and, in 1991, the first YellowJackets album on compact disc was produced, entitled "Catch the Buzz". Including "Catch the Buzz", the group has released 18 studio-recorded albums on compact disc with a few albums garnering critical acclaim. Awards and honors Throughout the years The YellowJackets have been the recipients of several local and national awards and honors. "Key to the City" The YellowJackets were awarded the "Key to the City" by Rochester Mayor Thomas Richards on