The Christmas Angels

Experience the enchanting sounds of the holiday season with "The Christmas Angels" by the renowned St. Paul's Cathedral Choir. Released on October 11, 2010, under Red Cab Records, this captivating album offers a delightful collection of classic Christmas carols, beautifully performed by one of the world's most esteemed choirs. With a duration of 40 minutes, this choral masterpiece features timeless favorites such as "Hark! The Herald Angels Sing," "Away In A Manger," and "The Coventry Carol," each rendered with the choir's signature precision and warmth.

The album showcases the rich tradition of choral music that St. Paul's Cathedral Choir is known for, providing a serene and joyous atmosphere perfect for the holiday season. Whether you're a longtime fan of choral music or simply looking to add some festive cheer to your collection, "The Christmas Angels" is sure to become a beloved addition to your library. The choir's impeccable harmonies and the sacred acoustics of St. Paul's Cathedral create an atmosphere of peace and celebration, making this album an essential part of your Christmas celebrations.

The St. Paul's Cathedral Choir is a world-renowned ensemble celebrated for its exceptional choral performances and rich musical heritage. Comprising 30 boy treble choristers and a team of professional musicians, the choir is renowned for its annual performances of Handel's Messiah and Bach's St. Matthew Passion, as well as its captivating carol services during Advent and Christmas. Beyond their regular services at the cathedral, the choir members travel globally, sharing their extraordinary talent and gaining a first-class education at the Cathedral School. Their recordings, spanning cherished hymns and choral masterpieces, bring the majestic sound of St. Paul's Cathedral into homes around the world, offering a meditative and reflective experience. With a dedicated team of conductors, performers, and educators, the St. Paul's Cathedral Choir continues to set the standard for choral excellence.