Traditional Christmas fare, effortlessly delivered by six blokes in matching attire. Mostly suits, and occasionally smart casual. The visuals are a bit of a distraction here – such a pity, as the sound and the performances are immaculate. But this is effectively a film of men standing up, standing still, occasionally changing their matching ties. It was recorded without an audience in LSO St Luke’s, so there’s a magical bloom to the sound. And when the programme goes off the beaten track, with exquisite performances of lesser-known carols from France, Germany or Spain, it’s a lovely listen. I was less convinced by their flashy take on songs like "Jingle Bells" or their 5/8 reimagining of "God Rest You Merry Gentlemen". Both are technically remarkable but a bit soulless. Though I did enjoy their version of Mel Tormé’s "Christmas Song". You could almost be watching an old lunchtime episode of Pebble Mill at One.