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The King's Singers - Masterpiece (2024) by Paul Drayton

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The King's Singers - The way you look tonight (Jerome Kern, arr. Rutter)

0:11:05

Guided listen: The King's Singers - The Hills of Aberfeldy (Ed Sheeran arr. Jim Clements)

0:16:15

The King's Singers (live) - A sequence of early English music

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‘Il est bel et bon’ has never been more authentic!

0:01:48

The King's Singers - Like two proud armies (Thomas Weelkes) [LIVE]

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The King's Singers rehearse 'Blackbird' (The Beatles, arr. Daryl Runswick)

0:03:05

The King's Singers - Call me the breeze (Beth Orton, arr. Bruerton) [LIVE]

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The Kings Singers - This sweet and merry month of May (William Byrd) [LIVE]

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The King's Singers - Och jungfrun hon går i ringen (Traditional Swedish, arr. Hugo Alfvén)

0:00:58

Here’s a test for all the geeks out there: can you name the piece and composer for these 3? Comment!

0:02:09

A day in the life: The King's Singers in Australia

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The King's Singers are returning to Australia

0:00:55

The King's Singers release Disney: The Epilogue

0:01:25

Sing along with The King's Singers: Brich an, o schönes morgenlicht (Bach)

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Took a moment in Duke University Chapel to sing a bit of our new single, which is out now.

0:03:08

Sing along with The King's Singers: This little light of mine (arr. Stacey V. Gibbs)

0:01:45

Sing along with The King's Singers: Drop, drop slow tears (Orlando Gibbons)

0:03:13

The King's Singers - Flying Robert (No.4 from 'Nonsense Madrigals') by György Ligeti

0:02:01

The King's Singers - The Lobster Quadrille (No.5 from 'Nonsense Madrigals') by György Ligeti

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The King's Singers - Cuckoo in the Pear Tree (No.2 from 'Nonsense Madrigals') by György Ligeti

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The King's Singers - A long, sad tale (No.6 from 'Nonsense Madrigals') by György Ligeti

0:02:28

The King's Singers - Two Dreams and Little Bat (No.1 from Ligeti 'Nonsense Madrigals')

0:03:42

The King's Singers - The Alphabet (No.3 from 'Nonsense Madrigals') by György Ligeti