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    Crouch, Gabriel (1975-Present)

    He is an English  baritone who began singing in the choir of Westminster Abbey were he served as Head Chorister and sang a solo at the wedding of HRH Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson.  He accepted a choral scholarship at Trinity College, Cambridge and co-founded and directed a male voice ensemble named Henry's Eight who he toured with and recorded music of the Flemish Renaissance.  From 1996 until 2004 he was a member of the King's Singers and gave over 900 performances with them.  In that time he also made several recordings and received a Grammy Nomination.  He has worked in collaboration with artists that included Evelyn Glennie, George Shearing and Bruce Johnston .  In 2002 he and the poet laureate, Andrew Motion, arranged a jubilee concert in the Royal Albert Hall which featured seven new works by British composers and poets and all were performed by the King's Singers .  After he left the group he gave choral workshops in the USA and worked with the Harlem Boys Choir, a festival of 10 Dallas choirs, and he also prepared New Jersey ensembles for a performance for Bill Clinton.  He has been part of the Ensemble in Residence at the Royal College of Music and regularly coaches across Europe.  He is also a teacher at DePauw University in Indiana.      

     

    Source:

    1. http://www.kingssingers.com/aboutus/pastsinger_gabrielcrouch.htm

     

    Here he is with the King's Singers (second from the right) singing "There Is a Flower"...

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     



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