The first two episodes of Graham Yost’s tense 10-part adaptation of Hugh Howey’s dystopian sci-fi series Wool, set in a huge silo 144 storeys beneath the ground, drop today. The concert is being broadcast live by the BBC on television and radio.
We see the choir and their mentors prepare for a once-in-a-lifetime performance for the King and Queen at the Coronation Concert at Windsor Castle on Sunday the Coronation Choir will appear alongside the Virtual Choir (made up of singers from across the Commonwealth). This documentary explores the formation of the choir under the coaching of Gareth Malone, Motsi Mabuse, Amanda Holden and Rose Ayling-Ellis, and we hear the stories of some of those participating in the project – made up of members of NHS, refugee and LGBT choirs and deaf singing groups – and why it’s so important to them to take part in the historic event. The Coronation Choir is a genuinely vivifying one for a monarch with a profound love of music – it is composed of people from all four nations and represents the diverse range of people who make up modern Britain.
Sing for the King: The Search for the Coronation ChoirĬharles III has said that he is keen for there to be lasting legacies of his Coronation – presumably beyond all Britons learning how to make quiche or getting merry with their neighbours at street parties.
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