Ob La Di Ob La Da King's Singers Sattbb

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.

Bring the outstanding arrangements of the King's Singers to your choir! This SATTBB version of the well-loved spiritual will be a hit with your choir and audience! Includes a piano accompaniment for rehearsal only.

Written for the King's Singers for their 1995 South African tour and included on their Street Songs album this evocative work is based on a 16th-century Bushman painting of a European ship inhabited by people they saw as gods but who would soon be the cause of the Bushmen's extinction. Powerful! Arranged for SATTBB choir.

The Crosby Stills and Nash song from their debut 1969 album translates perfectly to the signature vocal style of the King's Singers. Expertly arranged for SATTBB a cappella. Performance Time: Approx. 2:35.

From the King's Singers' Beatles album this arrangement has been one of the most requested by choir directors. The excellent writing of Chilcott breathes new life into this favorite. Available for SATTBB a cappella. Performance Time: Approx. 2:35.

Here is the traditional French carol as arranged for the King's Singers. Sparkling dancing melodies and counterlines play off each other as the tune bounces from one part to another. Arranged here by Philip Lawson for SATTBB a cappella.