The King's Singers

Legrand: One Day (arr. Richard Rodney Bennett)
Alma Androzzo: If I Can Help Somebody (arr. Stacey V. Gibbs)
Leyb Yampolsky, Lea Rudnicka: S’Dremlen feygl (arr. Toby Young)
trad.: Tsintskaro
James Oppenheim, Mimi Fariña: Bread and Roses (arr. Rebecca Dale)
Sisask: Heliseb valjadel
Gustav Ernesaks: Mu isamaa on minu arm
Mendoza y Cortés: Cielito lindo (arr. Jorge Cózatl)
Byrd: Ne irascaris, Domine – Civitas sancti tui
Kesha: Praying (arr. Rebecca Dale)
trad.: Puirt a’ bheul (Mouth Music) (arr. Daryl Runswick)
John Cameron: O, chì, chì mi na mòrbheanna (arr. James MacMillan)
Traditional, King Demetrius I of Georgia: Shen khar venakhi
trad.: Ayihlome / Qula kwedini (arr. Neo Muyanga)
Enoch Sontonga: Nkosi Sikelel’ iAfrika (arr. Neo Muyanga)
Ariana Grande: One Last Time (arr. Richard Wilberforce)
Meeropol: Strange Fruit (arr. Stacey V. Gibbs)
Harry Dixon Loes: This Little Light of Mine (arr. Stacey V. Gibbs)

Singing together binds us together. From the Protestant Reformation in Europe during the 1500s to the US Civil Rights Movement, there have been countless moments in history when songs have united nations, cultures and causes.

This is still the case in today’s world. ‘Finding Harmony’ is evidence that music has always been our common language. A unique collection of pieces that span the globe - including music that’s too often forgotten - each song is the key to a powerful true story about who we are and how we’ve got here. Together, ‘Finding Harmony’ proves how deeply we can be moved by all kinds of stories when songs connect us to them and to each other.