The King has delivered his Christmas message, thanking medics who treated him and the Princess of Wales for cancer this year - and praising the response to the summer riots. Earlier, he, the Queen ...

Bill Ives has been commissioned to write a new carol for the world-famous Christmas service at King's College Chapel in Cambridge. By Martin Brunt, Sky correspondent Sunday 22 December 2024 18:34, UK ...

It begins with the sounds of the King’s College choir singing “Ding Dong Merrily on High.” The narrator tells us that he’s bringing the canister of a film chronicling Britain’s Christmas ...

Actor Dennis Haysbert — who played a president on "24," and is the spokesperson for Allstate — will narrate the Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square's Christmas concerts, set for Dec. 19, 20 and 21.

Today’s Video of the Day is a performance of Sally Beamish’s ‘In the stillness’ by the Choir of King’s College, Cambridge from BBC Carols from King’s 2021. Carols from King’s is broadcast in the UK on ...

Today’s Video of the Day is a performance of Edward Nesbit’s 'So stick up ivy and the bays' by the Choir of Kings College London from the work Nativity.The choir have followed up their first recording ...

Seattle Girls Choir this year will offer a more secular ... The traditional “Lessons and Carols” was first performed on Christmas Eve 1918 at the King’s College Anglican Church in Cambridge ...

Christmas with King’s College Choir on Friday December 20th features both the Cambridge based chorus, and North London's own Crouch End Festival Chorus singing carols and festive classics.

The choir is made up of boys from the King’s College School and undergraduates (known as choral scholars) from Cambridge University. The Christmas Eve performance begins with a single boy ...

It would not be Christmas without the traditional Carols from King's on BBC TV on Christmas Eve. The service, which is filmed at King's College Chapel in Cambridge, was first broadcast in 1928 ...

Hundreds of names are carved on the walls of a small memorial chapel at King’s College, Cambridge. All died between 1914 and 1919, all of them students who fought in World War I.