Recording with some of the world's greatest artists has been part of the history of The King's Singers, with performances and recordings taking place with James Galway, Nana Missouri, City of London Sinfonia, The Consort of Musicke, Dame Judi Dench, Susan Milan, Kiri te Kanawa, Sabine Meyer and George Shearing to name a few. Their current recording project, for release on Deutsche Grammophon is with

Following a successful concert at London's Cadogan Hall on Saturday, The King's Singers will be performing "Lullaby of Birdland: A Tribute to Sir Richard Rodney Bennett and Sir George Shearing" in Oxford on Thursday 20 June. Taking place at St. John the Evangelist Church, the concert includes original works by both Richard Rodney Bennett and George Shearing, as well as pieces from The King's Singers

Eric Whitacre's Virtual Choir 4 has surpassed all records from previous years. There have been over 8000 submissions from over 100 countries. VC4 is now in production, however, it will incorporate a single solo line, written for soprano. Auditions are now open to all ladies who can comfortably sing in the highest range of the soprano voice. The piece will be premiered as part of the Coronation

The King's Singers will be performing live on BBC Radio 3 on Friday 14 June as part of In Tune. The group will be interviewed by presenter Sean Rafferty to discuss their upcoming tribute concerts in celebration of Sir Richard Rodney and Sir George Shearing, which are taking place on Saturday 15 June at London's Cadogan Hall, and on Thursday 20 June at St. John

The King's Singers most recent release Jean Richafort: Requiem - Tributes to Josquin Desprez has been featured on BBC Radio 3 CD Review. Described by Andrew McGregor as having "effortless blend and true intonation across the six vocal parts", the disc is particularly praised for the performance of Dum Vastos Adriae Fluctus by Jacquet of Mantua which has only been recorded once before. Four star