Experience the world’s most celebrated vocal ensemble as they return Sydney for one night only. This double GRAMMY Award-winning group have set the gold standard in a cappella singing for over 50 years. These six incredible artists won the hearts of Australian audiences on their last sold-out tour and now they’re back!

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Programme 

Introduction

Ron GOODWIN, arr. Langford & Jackman What kind of things do The King’s Singers sing?

Getting going (1968-72)

TRADITIONAL ENGLISH, arr. Gordon Langford Blow away the morning dew

TRADITIONAL ENGLISH, arr. Gordon Langford The oak and the ash

SUNSHINE, SIMONS & GILBERT, arr. Gordon Langford The peanut vendor

Something old, something new

Robert WHITE Christe qui lux es et dies

William BYRD Haec dies a6

Stanley GLASSER Lala mtwana

Steve MARTLAND Oranges and Lemons

Something different (1990-2000)

Brian WILSON The Lord’s Prayer

THE BEACH BOYS, arr. Bob Chilcott Kokomo

Into America (1983-1990)

Billy JOEL, arr. Bob Chilcott And so it goes

Randy NEWMAN, arr. Bob Chilcott Texas girl at the funeral of her father

John LENNON/Paul McCARTNEY, arr. Paul Hart Honey Pie

– Interval –

Something borrowed

The King’s Singers will select a pair of songs with strong local resonance and perform them in their signature close-harmony, a cappella style.

Storytime

Camille SAINT-SAËNS Saltarelle

Something blue (2019-present)

The program will close with a selection of hand-picked songs from great songwriters of today (it could be Jacob Collier, Laura Mvula, James Blake, maybe Ed Sheeran!) – as well as songs from the fantastical world of Disney, which recently celebrated its 100th birthday.