The is the beautiful moment choir boys performed a beautiful Christmas carol with handbells.

The youngsters used different sizes of chimes to play 'Deck the Halls' in Cebu, the Philippines on November 12.

Footage shows the schoolboys in similar white suits with blue collars shaking the bells upwards to make festive tones.

They tinkled the instruments alternately, following the wave of a conductor in front of them, as they played the traditional English carol.

Leylan Romarate, who attended an event at a local hotel where the lads performed, said: 'It was a beautiful performance from the Sisters of Mary Boys Town handbell choir. Everyone enjoyed it.'

Deck the Halls is a traditional Christmas carol with origins in Wales. The melody comes from a 16th-century Welsh tune called 'Nos Galan', and the English lyrics were written in the 19th century by Thomas Oliphant.