World-renowned a cappella group, and national treasures, the King’s Singers follow their recent ‘Great American Songbook’ album with the Christmas equivalent, on a disc that pays homage to the group’s roots whilst acknowledging their current passion for swing.

Traditional favourites such as ‘The holly and the ivy’, ‘In the bleak midwinter’, and the beautiful Austrian carol ‘Still, Still, Still’, jockey for position amongst modern-day classics like ‘Winter Wonderland’, ‘Frosty the Snowman’ and ‘Sleigh Ride’. All are presented in new arrangements by some of the group’s favourite arrangers: Berty Rice, Keith Roberts and Alexander L’Estrange.

Contents:
Ding Dong, merrily on high
Frosty the Snowman
Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer,
Have Yourself a merry little Christmas
In the bleak midwinter
It came upon the midnight clear
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas
O holy night
Santa Claus is coming to town,
Silent Night
Sleigh Ride
Still, still, still
The first Nowell
The holly and the ivy
The little boy that Santa Claus forgot
Carol of the Bells
We wish you a merry Christmas
White Christmas
Winter wonderland