In The Bleak Mid Winter

[@jillianhelm8529]

Lovely song beautifully sung.

[@andrewfrench5365]

I'm never ceased to be amazed by this man's singing

[@sarahrayner-fry3375]

Love pointless , didn't know Alexander could sing! Amazing voice, so talented

[@fozziebumble8361]

He can't, this is dreadful.

[@MrKaywyn]

@@fozziebumble8361 You're dead wrong.

[@fozziebumble8361]

@@MrKaywyn am I

[@MrKaywyn]

@@fozziebumble8361 Yes, you are.

[@fozziebumble8361]

@@MrKaywyn demon be gone

[@andrewfrench5365]

What a brilliant voice

[@pamharrison3010]

Lovely.....

[@isabellbourke8878]

Beautiful....

[@ruthbarron625]

Performed by the narrator of Hey Duggee and the host of the quiz show Pointless.

[@richardlawrence7071]

What a nice man - and a very ice voice

[@glynthomas6025]

Is this Alan Armstrong? I did think so, but then immediately thought that he was not a singer. And this singer is very good, especially as it's usually sung by a female singer or a choir.

[@ederkis]

Great ukulele player as well, believe he used to be or still is President of the Ukulele Society

[@godsactful]

💕

[@tomkent4656]

Gustav Holst set Christina Rossetti's poem to music.

[@Nina5144]

In The Bleak Midwinter - poem by English poet Christina Rossetti and written in 1872. Music by English composer Gustav Holst. Check out Susan Boyle singing it, she’s wonderful. This isn’t

[@Tozzywozzy01]

[@RockyValentino2013]

He can't sing....singing by numbers singing lol

[@Tozzywozzy01]

Can't wait to hear your rendition of it then because obviously you know how to sing this 'properly'?

[@RockyValentino2013]

ha ha ha :D just my opinion.

[@barrytoogood]

Stupid comment...

[@TheAmazingMrBlunden]

The new album is even worse. Talk about bleak mid-winter, he'll make you wish it really was a silent night! It makes me laugh when people imply that just because critics may not profess to sing, that they are somehow unable to discern quality nor have any right to comment upon someone whose voice is so obviously devoid of charisma. Your 'singing by numbers' analogy is actually most apt - like someone copying the work of the great masters in poster paint by numbers. I guess if people want to short-change themselves, it's up to them, but there are so many sublime voices out there that I just find it so damn sad that they can't seem to tell the difference (although I notice that there do seem to be a few more 'realistic' reviews of his latest offering out there). As I've said elsewhere, it's a question of whether people want to be led by the nose or by their ears.

[@jasonlatham4068]

I cant agree more the guy is a fraud.