The King's Singers

A splendid festive treat as sung by the King's Singers arranged for SATB divisi with Soprano Solo and Piano by Daryl Runswick.

Irish Lullaby (also known as 'Too-Ra-Loo-Ra-Loo-Ral (That's an Irish Lullaby)') is a classic Irish-American song originally written in 1913 by composer James Royce Shannon and brought back to prominence by Bing Crosby's performance in 1944's ‘Going My Way’. The delightful lilting song as sung by the King's Singers arranged for SATTBB a cappella by Keith Abbs will become an invaluable addition to your choral library. Piano accompaniment included for rehearsal only. Duration ca. 3:20 minutes.The King’s Singers is a Grammy Award-winning British male sextet founded in 1968 at King’s College Cambridge. The group has alwaysconsisted of six singers in total with their membership constantly changing. Over the decades the ensemble has reached an ever-widening international audience and popularity today appearing in around 125 concerts each year mostly in Europe the US and the Far East.

Here is the treasured Franz Gruber folk carol as arranged for the King's Singers. Includes original German and optional English texts. Arranged for SATTBB choir.

This collection assembles some of the finest examples of the different styles that developed in Europe during the Golden Age of the madrigal some 400 years ago. Volume 2 contains 15 madrigals in five parts presented inpractical editions for mixed voices. Includes performance notes translations and pronunciation guide. Available: 5-Part a cappella.

This arrangement of a traditional Hebridean folk song was part of the king'singers' 25th Anniversary Jubilee. Available: SATB. Performance Time: Approx. 3:00.

A delightful traditional English nonsense song from the King's Singers Edition series. Set here in a superb sprightly arrangement for 2-part choir by Bob Chilcott(also available for SSAA). Performance Time: Approx. 2:25.

Now available on DVD with new footage The King's Singers - A Workshop> features concert footage from Dallas rehearsals informal interviews and workshops with several high school choirs.

This lilting English folksong is one of a group of great arrangements in the King's Singers' repertoire. Available for SATB divisi a cappella. Performance Time: Approx. 4:00.

Editions Series-Celebrating 50 years of beautiful choral singing here is the King's Singers signature song now made available for all choirs with this SATB and piano arrangement. With all of the sparkle present from the original this song is now available to all levels of mixed choirs.

Gaudete ('rejoice' in Latin) is a sacred Christmas carol which is thought to have been composed in the 16th century but could easily have existed as a monophonic hymn in the late medieval period particularly due to its Medieval Latin lyrics. The British vocal ensemble The King's Singers recorded Gaudete for their 1990 ‘A Little Christmas Music’ album and it has remained one of their favourite most requested songs. As sung by The King’s Singers Gaudete is arranged here for SATTBB Voices a cappella. Duration ca. 1:30.The King’s Singers is a Grammy Award-winning British male sextet founded in1968 at King’s College Cambridge. The group has always consisted of six singers in total with their membership constantly changing. Over the decades the ensemble has reached an ever-widening international audience and popularity today appearing in around 125 concerts each year mostly in Europe the US and the Far East.

This volume brings together a selection of folk songs from the British Isles, all in mixed voice arrangements and commissioned by the Kings Singers themselves. Includes such songs as 'Bobby Shaftoe', 'Londonderry Air', and 'She moved through the fair'.

This beautiful Irish ballad is one of the King's Singers' favorite and most-requested concert selections. It has been expertly arranged here for SATBB a cappella by Daryl Runswick. Performance Time: Approx. 3:15.

Written for the King's Singers A Hymn To The Virgin won the 'A Carol for Christmas' competition run by the vocal sextet and Classic FM. Re-edited for SSATBB the two languages of the text are set in contrasting styles of solo lines and chordal harmony coming together at the end of each verse. A meditative work that would make an excellent concert ending.