1 set of speakers, Airport Express & TV

I have a set of Bose computer speakers connected to my TV via the audio out jack on the TV. I would like to have the option of also playing music through these speakers via Airplay, by connecting them to an Airport Express unit. Is there a way to make this happen (using a splitter or Y connector or something) so that I can switch back and forth between the TV and iTunes as my audio source, without actually unplugging and replugging?
Many thanks in advance if anyone can steer me in the right direction.

From iTunes using Multiple Speakers (you can control with the Remote app on iPhone/iPad too), but not from AppleTV itself.

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