Tonight my wife and I will be attending the TSO’s performance of Last Night of the Proms. Coincidentally my mom and future stepfather are staying with us this week, and we thought it would be nice to invite them along, too.
Here are a couple of Proms favourites you too can sing along with, if you’re so inclined:
Rule, Britannia!
Jerusalem
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1. “Last Night at the Proms”, Colin Davies, 1972.
2. 13 Sep 08: Last Night of the Proms (8.00pm – c10.35pm)- ” Live on BBC Two(Part 1), Live on BBC One (Part 2) and Live on BBC Radio 3. Available as audio on demand for the following week”.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/proms/2008/whatson/1309.shtml
Cheers