a bunch of guys visiting heidelberg castle. they could just be six cheerful brits on a stack we can't. trick but all of a sudden the atmosphere changes the air are. then we are my friends. in the evening they perform in a local church. after they get a thrill from their own exquisite acapella. when it goes really well yes definitely you have to listen carefully to the others the whole time that's the most important thing and when it all comes together it feels so natural and you do get a rush rush it was the king singers are one of the most well known acapella vocal ensembles and perform all over the world. the group was founded in cambridge fifty years ago by six choral scholars at kings college who wanted to sing modern works not just the classical music it squire is famous for. the works by the beatles for instance. but the harder life goes on. none of the original members are part of the group today but their spirit lives on . to take our music seriously but we don't take ourselves seriously at all the most important thing

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