A cappella is widely believed to be one of the truest forms of singing, and The King’s Singers have set the gold standard in that genre for nearly six decades.  

The original six members of The King’s Singers were all choral scholars at King’s College, part of Cambridge University, and performed their first concert in 1966. The group began touring in 1972 and never stopped, remaining a popular act largely due to their takes on a wide range of new and unique works, collaborations, and recordings. 

Your chance to see and hear this two-time Grammy Award winning group comes Wednesday, Feb. 12, as they perform at the Rhinehart Recital Hall on the campus of Purdue University Fort Wayne.