Prepare to be captivated by the enchanting harmonies and masterful arrangements of The King's Singers' latest album, "Close Harmony." Released on October 18, 2024, under Signum Records, this choral ensemble delivers a stunning collection of timeless classics and beloved songs, meticulously arranged for their signature ensemble style.
Spanning a diverse range of genres and eras, "Close Harmony" showcases the incredible versatility and artistry of The King's Singers. From the energetic "Crocodile Rock" to the tender "Songbird," each track is a testament to the group's impeccable vocal control and emotional depth. The album also features arrangements by renowned composers and arrangers such as Eric Whitacre, John Rutter, and Andrew Jackman, adding an extra layer of sophistication to the performances.
With a duration of 1 hour and 54 minutes, this album offers a rich and immersive listening experience. Highlights include the lively "Ob-la-di, Ob-la-da," the hauntingly beautiful "She Moved Through the Fair," and the playful "Seaside Rendezvous." The King's Singers also pay homage to their own legacy with the track "What Kind of Things Do the King's Singers Sing," arranged by Jeremy Jackman.
Whether you're a longtime fan of The King's Singers or new to their work, "Close Harmony" is a celebration of their enduring appeal and musical brilliance. This album is a must-listen for anyone who appreciates the power of vocal harmony and the art of choral singing.
(C) 2024 Signum Classics(P) 2024 Signum Records
Tracks
Crocodile Rock - Arr. for ensemble by Andrew JackmanThe King's Singers
Father, Father - Arr. for ensemble by Eric Whitacre & Christopher BruertonThe King's Singers
Fifty Ways to Leave Your Lover - Arr. for ensemble by Andrew JackmanThe King's Singers
The Hills of Aberfeldy - Arr. for ensemble by Jim ClementsThe King's Singers
Good Old-Fashioned Lover Boy - Arr. for ensemble by Nick AshbyThe King's Singers
The Way You Look Tonight - Arr. for ensemble by John RutterThe King's Singers
Oh! I Can't Sit Down - Arr. for ensemble by Bob ChilcottThe King's Singers
How long Will I Love You - Arr. for ensemble by Christopher BruertonThe King's Singers
Ob-la-di, Ob-la-da - Arr. for ensemble by Daryl RunswickThe King's Singers
She Moved Through the Fair - Arr. for ensemble by Daryl RunswickThe King's Singers
I'm a Train - Arr. for ensemble by Peter KnightThe King's Singers
Meet You in the MazeThe King's Singers
Rainbow - Arr. for ensemble by Patrick DunachieThe King's Singers
The Flight of the Bumblebee - Arr. for ensemble by Daryl RunswickThe King's Singers
Slow Train - Arr. for ensemble by Gordon LangfordThe King's Singers
Honey Pie - Arr. for ensemble by Paul HartThe King's Singers
Rhythm of Life - Arr. for ensemble by Peter KnightThe King's Singers
Creole Love Call - Arr. for ensemble by Paul KuhnThe King's Singers
Sisotowbell Lane - Arr. for ensemble by Patrick DunachieThe King's Singers
Une Gente Bergere - Arr. for ensemble by Goff RichardsThe King's Singers
When I'm Sixty Four - Arr. for ensemble by Paul HartThe King's Singers
She's Like the Swallow - Arr. for ensemble by Bob ChilcottThe King's Singers
Overture to the Barber of Seville - Arr. for ensemble by Daryl RunswickThe King's Singers
Takeda Lullaby - Arr. for ensemble by Grayston IvesThe King's Singers
Penny Lane - Arr. for ensemble by Bob ChilcottThe King's Singers
Songbird - Arr. for ensemble by Nick AshbyThe King's Singers
Seaside Rendezvous - Arr. for ensemble by Paul HartThe King's Singers
The Rose - Arr. for ensemble by Nic RaineThe King's Singers
Somewhere Over the Rainbow - Arr. for ensemble by Neil RichardsonThe King's Singers, Misha Mullov-Abbado, Liam Dunachie
Master-piece (2024)The King's Singers
What Kind of Things do the Kings Singers's Sing - Arr. for ensemble by Jeremy JackmanThe King's Singers