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The Swingle Singers, currently based in London, are an international a cappella phenomenon whose history dates back to 1962. For over seven decades, the unmistakable sound of "Swingle singing" has defined the art form: virtuosic vocal agility and blend demonstrated by their signature close-microphone technique, combined with high-level entertainment that has thrilled audiences around the globe. The latest lineup of young and talented voices represents the group's transformation from pioneering classical/jazz crossover artists to contemporary vocal super-group. Their repertoire encompasses classical, jazz, Latin, pop and rock, all accompanied by their own vocal rhythm section. The Swingle Singers have performed all across the UK, America, Asia, and virtually every country in Europe, have released over 50 recordings, and have won five Grammy Awards. As of 2010, The Swingle Singers are comprised of: - Joanna Goldsmith-Eteson (soprano, UK) - Sara Brimer (soprano, US) - Clare Wheeler (alto, UK) - Lucy Bailey (alto, UK) - Richard Eteson* (tenor, UK) - Christopher Jay (tenor, UK) - Kevin Fox (baritone, Canada) - Tobias Hug (bass, Germany) * Richard Eteson recently announced his departure from the group. History of The Swingle Singers The Swingle Singers were a vocal group originally founded in Paris, France in 1962 and comprised of Ward Swingle, Anne Germain, Jeanette Baucomont, and Jean Cussac. The group, directed primarily by the eponymous Ward Swingle and accompanied by bass
Largo [Harpsichord Concerto No. 5 in F minor BWV 1056]
9,6312Fugue No.2 in C minor [The Well-Tempered Clavier - Book 2 BWV 871]
6,6263Soul Bossa Nova
6,0144Christmas Medley
5,4635Prelude And Fugue In C Minor
4,9156Medley: Deck The Hall With Boughs Of Holly / What Child Is This?
4,6297White Christmas
4,5048Canon
4,3659Day Tripper
4,25610Orchestral Suite No. 3 in D minor, BWV 1068: Aria
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