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Background: The Best of King's is a 2CD set: the first disc is an album of carols, the repertoire in which the choir is rightly most famous, the second an extensive selection from the most popular general repertoire. The pieces on CD2 span several centuries from Allegri to Rutter. The Choir of King's College is perhaps the most famous institution of its kind anywhere in the world. The daily singing of services by the 16 choristers and 14 choral scholars scholars started in the 15th century following the foundation of the chapel by Henry VI. The choir first recorded for EMI in 1927 (though this was an experiment that never saw the light of day). EMI recordings of the choir's core repertoire of carols and English church music first appeared in the late 1940s and early 1950s, when the director of music was Boris Ord. The company's recording programme continued and broadened under his successors Sir David Willcocks, Sir Philip Ledger and now Stephen Cleobury. In recent years, an exclusive contract with EMI Classics has taken the choir into such fields as contemporary and Russian Orthodox music. |
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