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Available to pre-order from today is our new album, 'The Street'. On his second album for King’s College, harpist Parker Ramsay performs this dramatic new work by acclaimed composer Nico Muhly and librettist Alice Goodman for harp solo, narration and plainchant, based on the Fourteen Stations of the Cross. 👆 external link

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In their first international tour in over three years, the Choir travelled to Groningen where they inaugurated the new season of classical music in De Oosterpoort - seen them here in rehearsal. (Thank you, Ed Sykes, for sharing this image.) Three days later they were all back in Cambridge for a very moving Evensong to pay tribute to Her Late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. Only a few more sleeps until the start of term fills every evening with music...

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A special service of Choral Evensong to mark the death of Queen Elizabeth II and the accession to the throne of King Charles III will take place in King’s College Chapel on Tuesday, 20 September. "We are glad to be able to offer this opportunity for members of the College and the City alike to come together not only in reflection and remembrance but also in thanksgiving and hope" says the Dean of King's College Chapel, the Revd Dr Stephen Cherry. More information on the College website, under 'News'- link in bio. @cambridgeuniversity

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The College is deeply saddened to hear of the death of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II. We extend our deepest sympathy to her family and pay tribute to a life of devoted public service.

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Delighted that Thomas Trotter's recording of Duruflé’s complete organ works, released on the King's label last year, has been nominated for a @gramophonemagazine Award in the Instrumental category. 👏 While we wait for the winners to be announced early in October, you can order the album from www.kingscollegerecordings.com

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Last weekend, in special Evensong services that included their chosen music, we said goodbye to our ‘leavers’: choristers Samuel, Morgan, Sebastian, Oliver and Asker (from left to right) and choral scholars and lay clerks Owen, Chris, Sam, Simon and Maxim. They have been with the choir during a rather challenging period, and we wish them the best in their next stage. Thank you for all you’ve given to King's. We hope you leave with friends and a love of music that will last a lifetime.

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Join us in London, in St Martin in the Fields, tomorrow evening! We can't wait, and hope to see many of you in our first concert away from Cambridge since 2019. A few tickets still available at external link

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We're recruiting for a Choir and Record Label Manager to ensure the effective running of our choral services, concerts and recordings. Interested, or know someone who might be? Find out more! 👇 external link

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Pack your picnics and join us on the iconic lawns of King's College! Tickets are still available to see the @kingsmencambridge perform at Singing on the River, happening for the first time since 2019. external link Sunday 26 June, 7.30pm (entry from 6pm). Under 12s go free! 😉

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The King's College Music Society will be hosting the annual May Week Concert in the Chapel on Monday 20 June, showcasing the very best musical talent from around the College, joining forces with the Choir and King’s Voices. There will be a world premiere of a composition by King's student Sam Rudd-Jones, and a performance of a piece by the Master of the Queen’s Music and King’s alumna Judith Weir. Other pieces are Hubert Parry’s ‘Blest Pair of Sirens’ and Ralph Vaughan Williams’ ‘Fantasia on a theme by Thomas Tallis’. Tickets are available via the QR code or at external link

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We've been on our half-term break this week, but we're back tomorrow for Evensong with none other than Handel's Zadok the Priest! Join us at 5:30pm.

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It's back! Don't miss Singing on the River on 26 June: Cambridge's must-see summer event. Picnics, music and sunshine (probably). 🥪🍹🎶🌤 Tickets through the link in the @kingsmencambridge bio! #singingontheriver

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