Wydawnictwo: King's College
Nr katalogowy: KGS 0006
Nośnik: 1 CD
Data wydania: czerwiec 2014
EAN: 822231700623
Nr katalogowy: KGS 0006
Nośnik: 1 CD
Data wydania: czerwiec 2014
EAN: 822231700623
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After Hours The Kings Man Cambridge
King's College - KGS 0006
Wykonawcy
The King’s Men
The King’s Men
Nagrody i rekomendacje
Utwory na płycie:
1 Get Around
2 Swing Low, Sweet Chariot
3 Wonderwall
4 A Nightingale Sang in Berekly Square
5 Forget You
6 Never Had a Dream Come True
7 September
8 Tears in Heaven
9 I Want It That Way
10 Minnie the Moocher
11 Call Me Maybe
12 Old Man River
13 Every Time We Say Goodbye
14 I Want You Back
2 Swing Low, Sweet Chariot
3 Wonderwall
4 A Nightingale Sang in Berekly Square
5 Forget You
6 Never Had a Dream Come True
7 September
8 Tears in Heaven
9 I Want It That Way
10 Minnie the Moocher
11 Call Me Maybe
12 Old Man River
13 Every Time We Say Goodbye
14 I Want You Back
The King’s Men is the close harmony group made up of the choral scholars of the choir of King’s College Cambridge, and the group regularly tour across the UK and abroad. Recent highlights have included performances with trumpeter Alison Balsom and backing vocalists for Dizee Rascal at London’s Electric Proms.
The group has previously released CDs of Folk Songs and Spirituals, Christmas close-harmony music and two very successful albums of early renaissance music on the Signum label, but the more ‘popular ’ side was not documented, until now.
This entertaining collection of popular repertoire is a faithful representation of the sound of the group in concert, and includes selections of the full fourteen voices in tracks such as Get Around and Minnie the Moocher; a reduced complement of ten on September, all the way down to one-toa- part seven man singing on Old Man River and A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square.
The majority of the album was recorded live in a semicircle, as for a concert, and without digital systems. This has ensured a purity of sound, ideal for the more complex harmonies in some of the songs, and provided an intimacy to the recording. Three arrangements of recent popular music tracks Call Me Maybe, Forget You and I Want you Back, were recorded in a studio to make the arrangements come across at their best.
Listeners are sure to delight in the purity of the a cappella voices, and diverse selection of songs selected by the group. All of the arrangers are previous members of The King’s Men, and the album has been greatly supported by Ben Parry, musical director of the Swingle Singers.
18–20 March 2013, 25-26 June 2013; St George’s Church, Chesterton & West Road Studio
The group has previously released CDs of Folk Songs and Spirituals, Christmas close-harmony music and two very successful albums of early renaissance music on the Signum label, but the more ‘popular ’ side was not documented, until now.
This entertaining collection of popular repertoire is a faithful representation of the sound of the group in concert, and includes selections of the full fourteen voices in tracks such as Get Around and Minnie the Moocher; a reduced complement of ten on September, all the way down to one-toa- part seven man singing on Old Man River and A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square.
The majority of the album was recorded live in a semicircle, as for a concert, and without digital systems. This has ensured a purity of sound, ideal for the more complex harmonies in some of the songs, and provided an intimacy to the recording. Three arrangements of recent popular music tracks Call Me Maybe, Forget You and I Want you Back, were recorded in a studio to make the arrangements come across at their best.
Listeners are sure to delight in the purity of the a cappella voices, and diverse selection of songs selected by the group. All of the arrangers are previous members of The King’s Men, and the album has been greatly supported by Ben Parry, musical director of the Swingle Singers.
18–20 March 2013, 25-26 June 2013; St George’s Church, Chesterton & West Road Studio
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