Major roles in the 1992 TV programme "Titchmarsh on Song", presented by Alan Titchmarsh, and the 1993 TV programme "Thora on the Straight and Narrow", introduced Angel Voices to a wider public. The show featured the first public performance of the song "De Profundis", which would become "Libera" and give the choir its name. Libera has made numerous music videos for "Songs of Praise" and "Classic FM TV". Other TV appearances include guest spots on "GMTV", "Blue Peter", "Sunday Live", "Christmas Cooks", "Top of the Pops", "Wogan", and "Last Choir Standing". In 1994, St. Philip's Choir sang in an episode of the TV series Poirot. In 2003, Libera was the last act to perform on the UK version of the famous TV series "This is your Life"; they performed for guest Aled Jones. During the episode, it was mentioned that Libera had performed at Aled Jones' wedding. In February 2007, Libera appeared on the television contest "When Will I Be Famous?" presented by Graham Norton on BBC One. They won, and were invited back the following week. Libera has made several TV appearances in Japan and Korea. Libera also recorded the signature tune for "Songs of Praise". Their rendition of "How Can I Keep From Singing" was featured on a British television ad for Waitrose.