"From Windsor with Love" The Queen's Six - A Cappella from Baroque to Pop and Jazz

The Queen's Six is a vocal ensemble from Windsor Castle, a British a cappella group that lives together with their families as part of the St. Georges Chapel Choir on the royal castle. They sing daily in the castle chapel at the command of His Majesty King Charles III. In recent years, the singers have frequently appeared on television during major royal events broadcast to billions of viewers worldwide. In 2025, they sang as an entourage for King Charles III at the Sistine Chapel for Pope Leo XIV.

The programme "From Windsor with Love" is a vocal gift of the most beautiful love songs celebrating the 75th anniversary of the coronation of their former neighbour and boss, Queen Elizabeth II, and the British Royal Family. You can expect an impressive range of music from the Renaissance through modern pop history. Historically significant works by William Byrd, Henry VIII (Helas Madame), and Thomas Tallis (If ye love me) are closely connected to the history of Windsor Castle and Buckingham Palace in London, transporting listeners into the ancient walls of what is arguably the world's most important royal house. If you expect stuffy, dusty tales of conservative establishment, you will be pleasantly surprised: the programme has depth and quality. The trained voices of the singers make the transitions between historical polyphony and modern pop sound effortless and natural. This is a hallmark of quality rooted in the intensely cultivated English choral tradition.

Tom Lehrer, an American singer-songwriter, satirist, and mathematician, boldly takes aim at popular subjects from music, politics, and science: "the elements" and "masochism tango" polarize and leave the singers breathless. "Right here, waiting" by Richard Marx from the 1980s, "Stand by me" by Ben E. King (in the arrangement from the 2018 royal wedding programme), and "The Power of Love" celebrate love in manifold styles. A warm invitation