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Born On A New Day by The King's Singers
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The King's Singers Is A Group Of Singers Known For Their Skill In Acappella Song. Their Name Recalls King's College In Cambridge England Where The Group Was Formed By Six Choral Scholars In 1968. The Group Still Consists Of Six Singers In Total With Their Membership Changing Over The Years. Although The King's Singers Are Almost Exclusively Acappella In Their Live Performances They Sometimes Use One Or Two Musical Instruments To Provide Minimal Accompaniment In Their Studio Recordings.
Frogtoon Music - Song Info: Born on a New Day
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Welsh Songwriter John David Wrote "You Are The New Day" And Phillip Lawson Wrote This Christmas Version "Born On A New Day." John Rutter Named It As His Favorite New Carol And Recorded It With His Cambridge Singers But It Is Still Most Strongly Associated With The King's Singers.
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The King's Singers Is A Group Of Singers Known For Their Skill In Acappella Song. Their Name Recalls King's College In Cambridge England Where The Group Was Formed By Six Choral Scholars In 1968. The Group Still Consists Of Six Singers In Total With Their Membership Changing Over The Years. Although The King's Singers Are Almost Exclusively Acappella In Their Live Performances They Sometimes Use One Or Two Musical Instruments To Provide Minimal Accompaniment In Their Studio Recordings.
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Welsh songwriter John David wrote "You Are the New Day" and Phillip Lawson wrote this Christmas version, "Born on a New Day." John Rutter named it as his favorite new carol and recorded it with his Cambridge Singers, but it is still most strongly associated with the King's Singers. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.