We are thrilled to announce the formation of The King's Singers Foundation, created to support those with little access to music, while working to develop and refine the skills and creativity of gifted musicians and composers. The Foundation's activity will span across four key areas: music education, free online workshops, new music and accessibility. Our mission is to share, nurture and inspire through harmony.
Find out more about the King’s Singers Foundation and our work.
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- On Thursday 10th November we will give the UK premiere of Pawel Lukaszewski's Tenebrae Responsoria at St. James's Church, Piccadilly, London in a programme of Polish a cappella sacred music. Tenebrae Responsoria received its world premiere in Poznan in September, and was made possible through funds sought by The King's Singers Foundation and was commissioned for The King’s Singers by the Adam Mickiewicz Institute, Warsaw. Please do join us for this concert.
- Royal Rhymes and Rounds’ is a concert programme which will tour the UK in 2012, celebrating the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee. Our education programme will centre around this repertoire, and will include in-school workshops across the UK alongside a Rounds competition.
- The Foundation is working to create a substantial online education resource presented by The King’s Singers in video format via YouTube, covering a wide range of musical skills and techniques. Topics will include breathing, programming, preparation, intonation and much more. These videos will be available worldwide, without charge.
- New music will be generated by the Foundation both for The King’s Singers and the huge worldwide choral community. This will take the form of a international competition to be launched in 2013, through to commissioning pieces from respected and established composers such as Joby Talbot and James MacMillan.
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