THE QUEEN'S SIX: THE MOOD WE'RE IN...

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Raggle taggle gypsies - Trad. English, arr. Daniel Brittain
The water of Tyne - Trad. English, arr. Andrew Plant
The Mermaid - Trad. English, arr. John Whitworth
 
The mood I’m in - Pete King & Paul Francis Webster
Here, there and everywhere - Paul McCartney, arr. Stephen Carleston
God only knows - The Beach Boys, arr. Stephen Carleston
 
Hide and seek - Imogen Heap, arr. Simon Whiteley
Smells like Teen Spirit - Nirvana, arr. Simon Whiteley
 
Chanson d’amour - Wayne Shanklin, arr. Paul Hart
La Mer - Charles Trenet, arr. Simon Whiteley

Interval
 
Dance to your daddy - Trad. English, arr. Timothy Byram-Wigfield
Amazing grace - Traditional, arr. Simon Whiteley
What shall we do with the drunken sailor? - Trad. English, arr. Ruairi Bowen
 
Stand by me - Ben E. King & Mike Stroller, arr. Mark Delisser/Simon Whiteley
Isn’t she lovely - Stevie Wonder, arr. Tim Carleston
 
Say a little prayer to survive when it’s raining men
                        Bacharach/Perren/Fekaris/Jabarra/Schaffer, arr. Simon Whiteley
Thriller - Michael Jackson, arr. Tim Carleston
 
Last Christmas - Wham! arr. Simon Whiteley
Let it snow - Jule Styne, arr. Jonathan Darbourne
Jingle Bells - James Lord Pierpoint, arr. Keith Roberts

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The famous vocal group from the UK
The Queen's Six group was founded in 2008, the 450th anniversary since Queen Elisabeth I took the throne, from the group received its name. Based at Windsor Castle, the members of The Queen's Six are Lay Clerks of St George's Chapel, whose homes lie within the Castle walls.  The Chapel Choir consists of soprano boys and twelve adult professional male singers who participate in eight masses a week, as well as in private and state events, often in the presence of the Royal Family.
Dan, Tim, Nick, Dom, Andrew and Simon have come together to offer their unique style of entertainment to a very broad public. Their repertoire extends far beyond being a church choir: from austere early chants, florid Renaissance polyphony, lewd madrigals and haunting folk songs, to upbeat jazz and pop arrangements.