The King’s Singers August 10, 2007
Posted by Jeff in A cappella, Classical, Folk, Music, Rock.trackback
Next year the King’s Singers will be celebrating their fortieth anniversary.
The King’s Singers perform Johannes Brahms‘ “Abendlied”:
When I think of the King’s Singers I tend to think of their Christmas music, such as “We Wish You A Merry Christmas”:
“Rejoice greatly, O daughter of Zion” from Handel’s Messiah …
… and a somewhat less than sober “Deck The Halls“:
Over the weekend, two a cappella groups that were around even longer than the King’s Singers.
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The Abendlied is credited to Josef Rheinberger?
There are Abendlieds credited both to Rheinberger and Brahms. This one sounded Brahmsian to me so I took the jump … but you could be right. I’ll do some more research.