Libera is a boys’ choir also known for being led by composer Robert Prizeman, who passed away in 2021.
Based primarily in South London, the group is composed mainly of local residents.
Unlike many choirs, Libera includes lower voice parts, which is why members can remain in the group up to age 18.
They hold concerts regularly in Japan, so many of you may already be familiar with them.
In this article, we’ll introduce a ranking of Libera’s most popular songs—please enjoy their beautiful voices.
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Ranking of Popular Songs (1–10) by the UK Soprano Group, Libera
Distant LightLibera1rank/position

A song whose angelic, translucent vocals soothe the heart.
Sung by the British boys’ choir Libera, this piece is widely known as the theme song for the NHK Saturday drama “Ice Wall.” With a melody composed by Japanese composer Takatsugu Muramatsu and lyrics by Robert Prizeman, it brings peace and hope to listeners.
Expressing gratitude and respect for a presence that continues to shine unwaveringly at all times, this song offers the courage to overcome difficult periods.
Since its release in 2004, it has remained beloved by many.
It’s a perfect track for relaxing before bed or for moments when you want to calm your mind.
Far awayLibera2rank/position

The London-based boys’ choir Libera offered a gem of a piece as the theme song for NHK’s Saturday drama “Ice Wall,” where the clear resonance of boy soprano blends exquisitely with the warm timbre of the instruments.
Ethereal strings and piano arrangements intertwine with the boys’ translucent voices to paint a beautifully cleansing sonic landscape.
Included on the album “Far Away,” released exclusively in Japan in January 2006, the track captivated many music fans with its innovative approach that transcends the boundaries between classical and pop.
Even those unsure about their English pronunciation can surrender to its graceful melody and fully savor the joy of singing together with friends.
Song of LifeLibera3rank/position

This is a piece by a boys’ choir that became instantly famous through a USJ commercial.
It’s no wonder people call it an angelic voice—the singing is breathtakingly beautiful.
Even when your heart is doing fine, it naturally resonates so deeply that tears will quietly flow.
It’s more than enough of a song to listen to when you want to be comforted.
Carol of the BellsLibera4rank/position

Composed in 1914 by Mykola Leontovych, a Ukrainian priest, based on the Ukrainian folk song “Shchedryk.” The lyrics were added in 1936 by Ukrainian composer Peter J.
Wilhousky, whose poem remains under copyright.
It is also well known for being used in the Christmas movie “Home Alone.”
Far Away (Distant Light)Libera5rank/position

Libera is a boys’ choir based in South London.
This song was used as the theme for the NHK drama “Hyōheki” (The Ice Wall) and is also a well-known piece often featured as background music in documentaries.
When used for a welcoming scene, the boys’ hauntingly beautiful voices will greet your guests.
O Holy NightLibera6rank/position

A Christmas carol composed by Adolphe Adam.
In Japan, it’s known as “Sayaka ni Hoshi wa Kirameki.” It’s one of the most famous songs worldwide, and even the globally acclaimed diva Mariah Carey has covered it.
A beautiful piece that evokes the spirit of the holy night.
SanctusLibera7rank/position

This is another song by Libera that is recommended for the guest-reception scene.
It samples Pachelbel’s Canon, layering the boys’ beautiful voices over the sacredness of the original.
It’s perfect for couples who want a formal, solemn wedding reception, setting an awe-inspiring atmosphere in the venue before the two make their entrance.






