Kings Singers
The Kings Singers came together when they were all at King’s College, Cam- > bridge; and the particular j style of this group of five i singers has endeared them i in concert to audiences all : over the world, including ■ New Zealand. In three Radio New ! Zealand programmes devised for th? Kings Sing- i ers to perform, they' dis- I play the wide range that I the ensemble covers — i part songs, madrigals, sea ■ shanties, pop and many : other kinds of music. John Rundle introduces j “The Kings Singers Sing” I
in a series of three Wednesday programmes.
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Press, 8 November 1978, Page 23
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