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We're delighted that our second Summer School in the United States will be at Princeton University, New Jersey. It’s an honour to be hosted by one of the finest academic institutions in the USA, and it’s particularly lovely as our former baritone, Gabriel Crouch, runs the choral programme there. You will all benefit from his expertise throughout this year’s Summer School too!
Those of you who have been to one of our Summer Schools before will know this, but for anyone who’s new, all of the most important aspects of The King’s Singers’ craft can be distilled into one over-riding concept: listening. We want to share with you how we listen, how we adapt to what we hear, and how we deliver the message of any song to our audiences.
The King’s Singers Summer School is structured around tuition by us, but it will also include presentations and workshops with some special guests. This year, we’ve got a diverse selection of extraordinary guests lined up, and we'll be telling you more about them in the weeks and months ahead. There will also be an opportunity to perform Compline in the Princeton University Chapel.
In our sessions, we'll be encouraging groups to focus on singing a breadth of repertoire, approaching each genre with authenticity and an understanding of each different style.
Whether you are an existing ensemble, or an individual singer looking to be placed in an ensemble created specifically for the Summer School, we will welcome your application and hope that you can join us.
We're delighted that our second Summer School in the United States will be at Princeton University, New Jersey. It’s an honour to be hosted by one of the finest academic institutions in the USA, and it’s particularly lovely as our former baritone, Gabriel Crouch, runs the choral programme there. You will all benefit from his expertise throughout this year’s Summer School too!
Those of you who have been to one of our Summer Schools before will know this, but for anyone who’s new, all of the most important aspects of The King’s Singers’ craft can be distilled into one over-riding concept: listening. We want to share with you how we listen, how we adapt to what we hear, and how we deliver the message of any song to our audiences.
The King’s Singers Summer School is structured around tuition by us, but it will also include presentations and workshops with some special guests. This year, we’ve got a diverse selection of extraordinary guests lined up, and we'll be telling you more about them in the weeks and months ahead. There will also be an opportunity to perform Compline in the Princeton University Chapel.
In our sessions, we'll be encouraging groups to focus on singing a breadth of repertoire, approaching each genre with authenticity and an understanding of each different style.
Whether you are an existing ensemble, or an individual singer looking to be placed in an ensemble created specifically for the Summer School, we will welcome your application and hope that you can join us.
We're delighted that our second Summer School in the United States will be at Princeton University, New Jersey. It’s an honour to be hosted by one of the finest academic institutions in the USA, and it’s particularly lovely as our former baritone, Gabriel Crouch, runs the choral programme there. You will all benefit from his expertise throughout this year’s Summer School too!
Those of you who have been to one of our Summer Schools before will know this, but for anyone who’s new, all of the most important aspects of The King’s Singers’ craft can be distilled into one over-riding concept: listening. We want to share with you how we listen, how we adapt to what we hear, and how we deliver the message of any song to our audiences.
The King’s Singers Summer School is structured around tuition by us, but it will also include presentations and workshops with some special guests. This year, we’ve got a diverse selection of extraordinary guests lined up, and we'll be telling you more about them in the weeks and months ahead. There will also be an opportunity to perform Compline in the Princeton University Chapel.
In our sessions, we'll be encouraging groups to focus on singing a breadth of repertoire, approaching each genre with authenticity and an understanding of each different style.
Whether you are an existing ensemble, or an individual singer looking to be placed in an ensemble created specifically for the Summer School, we will welcome your application and hope that you can join us.
We're delighted that our second Summer School in the United States will be at Princeton University, New Jersey. It’s an honour to be hosted by one of the finest academic institutions in the USA, and it’s particularly lovely as our former baritone, Gabriel Crouch, runs the choral programme there. You will all benefit from his expertise throughout this year’s Summer School too!
Those of you who have been to one of our Summer Schools before will know this, but for anyone who’s new, all of the most important aspects of The King’s Singers’ craft can be distilled into one over-riding concept: listening. We want to share with you how we listen, how we adapt to what we hear, and how we deliver the message of any song to our audiences.
The King’s Singers Summer School is structured around tuition by us, but it will also include presentations and workshops with some special guests. This year, we’ve got a diverse selection of extraordinary guests lined up, and we'll be telling you more about them in the weeks and months ahead. There will also be an opportunity to perform Compline in the Princeton University Chapel.
In our sessions, we'll be encouraging groups to focus on singing a breadth of repertoire, approaching each genre with authenticity and an understanding of each different style.
Whether you are an existing ensemble, or an individual singer looking to be placed in an ensemble created specifically for the Summer School, we will welcome your application and hope that you can join us.
We're delighted that our second Summer School in the United States will be at Princeton University, New Jersey. It’s an honour to be hosted by one of the finest academic institutions in the USA, and it’s particularly lovely as our former baritone, Gabriel Crouch, runs the choral programme there. You will all benefit from his expertise throughout this year’s Summer School too!
Those of you who have been to one of our Summer Schools before will know this, but for anyone who’s new, all of the most important aspects of The King’s Singers’ craft can be distilled into one over-riding concept: listening. We want to share with you how we listen, how we adapt to what we hear, and how we deliver the message of any song to our audiences.
The King’s Singers Summer School is structured around tuition by us, but it will also include presentations and workshops with some special guests. This year, we’ve got a diverse selection of extraordinary guests lined up, and we'll be telling you more about them in the weeks and months ahead. There will also be an opportunity to perform Compline in the Princeton University Chapel.
In our sessions, we'll be encouraging groups to focus on singing a breadth of repertoire, approaching each genre with authenticity and an understanding of each different style.
Whether you are an existing ensemble, or an individual singer looking to be placed in an ensemble created specifically for the Summer School, we will welcome your application and hope that you can join us.
We're delighted that our second Summer School in the United States will be at Princeton University, New Jersey. It’s an honour to be hosted by one of the finest academic institutions in the USA, and it’s particularly lovely as our former baritone, Gabriel Crouch, runs the choral programme there. You will all benefit from his expertise throughout this year’s Summer School too!
Those of you who have been to one of our Summer Schools before will know this, but for anyone who’s new, all of the most important aspects of The King’s Singers’ craft can be distilled into one over-riding concept: listening. We want to share with you how we listen, how we adapt to what we hear, and how we deliver the message of any song to our audiences.
The King’s Singers Summer School is structured around tuition by us, but it will also include presentations and workshops with some special guests. This year, we’ve got a diverse selection of extraordinary guests lined up, and we'll be telling you more about them in the weeks and months ahead. There will also be an opportunity to perform Compline in the Princeton University Chapel.
In our sessions, we'll be encouraging groups to focus on singing a breadth of repertoire, approaching each genre with authenticity and an understanding of each different style.
Whether you are an existing ensemble, or an individual singer looking to be placed in an ensemble created specifically for the Summer School, we will welcome your application and hope that you can join us.
We're delighted that our second Summer School in the United States will be at Princeton University, New Jersey. It’s an honour to be hosted by one of the finest academic institutions in the USA, and it’s particularly lovely as our former baritone, Gabriel Crouch, runs the choral programme there. You will all benefit from his expertise throughout this year’s Summer School too!
Those of you who have been to one of our Summer Schools before will know this, but for anyone who’s new, all of the most important aspects of The King’s Singers’ craft can be distilled into one over-riding concept: listening. We want to share with you how we listen, how we adapt to what we hear, and how we deliver the message of any song to our audiences.
The King’s Singers Summer School is structured around tuition by us, but it will also include presentations and workshops with some special guests. This year, we’ve got a diverse selection of extraordinary guests lined up, and we'll be telling you more about them in the weeks and months ahead. There will also be an opportunity to perform Compline in the Princeton University Chapel.
In our sessions, we'll be encouraging groups to focus on singing a breadth of repertoire, approaching each genre with authenticity and an understanding of each different style.
Whether you are an existing ensemble, or an individual singer looking to be placed in an ensemble created specifically for the Summer School, we will welcome your application and hope that you can join us.
