Choir of King’s College

The Choir of King's College, Cambridge, is one of the world's most renowned choral groups. Founded in the late 1440s by King Henry VI, the choir has become an integral part of the college's religious and musical life. Known for its annual Christmas Eve service, 'A Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols,' broadcast to millions across the globe, the choir has an extensive recording catalog and is celebrated for its pure tone and precision. King's College Chapel, a stunning example of late Gothic architecture, serves as the choir's home, providing a majestic setting for their performances. Over the years, the choir has toured internationally and collaborated with numerous respected artists and ensembles, cementing its status as an ambassador of the English choral tradition.