Libera facts for kids

Quick facts for kids Libera
Libera on stage during a concert in Exeter, July 2015
Background information
Also known as	Angel Voices
Origin	London, England
Genres	Classical Crossover
Years active	1995–present
Labels	Warner Classics (1999–2001), EMI Classics (2004–present)
Associated acts	Aled Jones

Libera is a famous all-boy singing group from England. They are known for their beautiful, angelic voices. The group is led by Robert Prizeman. It has about 40 members, aged 7 to 16. These boys attend different schools in South London. Most of them come from the St. Philip's parish choir in Norbury. Libera travels the world, performing concerts and recording albums. They are also a charity, which means they are a not-for-profit organisation in the UK.

About Libera

Libera is a special singing group. Its members are boys aged 7 to 16. They live in South London and go to different schools. Many of the boys first sang in the St. Philip's parish choir in Norbury.

The group's director is Robert Prizeman. He helps the boys develop their singing skills. Libera records many albums. They also go on concert tours around the world.

Their Voices and Music

Most of the boys in Libera have unchanged boy soprano voices. These are also called treble voices. Boys in their early teens sing the lower parts of the songs. This creates a full and rich sound.

Libera's songs are often new pieces written by Robert Prizeman. He also arranges classical and modern tunes in a new way. Prizeman often creates songs with specific soloists in mind. This helps to show off the unique qualities of each boy's voice.

See also

In Spanish: Libera (desambiguación) para niños