The King's Singers Blog
The King's Singers Blog
Read our latest news, hear about recent events, CD releases and topical posts from the guys on tour and in the studio.Would you like to become a Friend of The King’s Singers and receive information straight to your mailbox? Sign up here for FREE or check out VIP membership.
If you would like to respond to one of our blogs or share your thoughts or stories with us, email friends@kingssingers.com. A small number of these messages will be published on our Feedback page.
Temporary holder for the Flash object
Latest Blogs
- Stephen - 6th Feb 2010
- Phil - 5th Feb 2010
- Chris - 5th Feb 2010
- Paul - 3rd Feb 2010
- Stephen - 2nd Feb 2010
- Tim - 2nd Feb 2010
- David - 31st Jan 2010
- Paul - 27th Jan 2010
- Tim - 26th Jan 2010
- David - 25th Jan 2010
- Stephen - 23rd Jan 2010
- Paul - 20th Jan 2010
- Tim - 19th Jan 2010
- David - 18th Jan 2010
- Stephen - 16th Jan 2010
- Chris - 15th Jan 2010
- Chris - 24th Dec 2009
- Tim - 23rd Dec 2009
- David - 20th Dec 2009
- Stephen - 19th Dec 2009
10 / 11 / 2009 - Timothy
We are now in the last week of this tour and there's been so many wonderful events and many more to come I'm sure. Last Friday we performed in Fairfax, Virginia at the concert hall of George Mason University. I was so pleased that a few of my relatives who live in the States could make it! Pictured below from left to right: me(!), cousin Mary, Auntie Sakti, cousin Elisabeth and her partner John. After the concert we went for dinner not far from the venue and it was great to catch up and meet John for the first time. Thank you all so much for coming!!
Yesterday, we had the great pleasure of hosting a masterclass at the Benton Convention Centre to hear the Enloe High School Choir. Here was a group of very talented youngsters, eager to learn and under the superb direction of Ann Huff, the sound they made was simply fantastic. We gave them a couple of points each to try and fine tune their sound and ensemble singing and immediately they took them on board and improved. In the evening's concert the same choir sang Eric Whitacre's magical piece Seal Lullaby - a great start to the second half. After this, we had the honour to perform Bob Chilcott's A Thanksgiving with them. It went extremely well and we were all happy to see the children having such a good time on stage.
Today, we drive to Newberry in South Carolina for a concert at the Newberry Opera House. Looking forward to it. Come to think of it, we're leaving in 20 mins and I haven't started packing so must dash!!
From left to right: Timothy Wayne-Wright, cousin Mary, Auntie Sakti, cousin Elisabeth and her partner John.
