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BBC Proms -

chuckyarelaw

Find them entertaining??

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Nodin

chuckyarelaw wrote: »

Find them entertaining??

Why? Do you?

Banjo String

chuckyarelaw wrote: »

Find them entertaining??

Nope.

Next question.

Pumpkinseeds

Yep, we enjoy the proms. Tonight is the last night and is all very jolly hockey sticks, rule Britannia, but that's just part of the fun. We're recording it tonight to watch tomorrow.

martinedwards

well, as a UK resident I pay my TV licence fee and therefore help pay for 'em so yes, I line my kids up on the couch and force the little monsters to watch.

nah, not really....
though last years comedy prom was excellent, and the kids prom with the Horrible histories crew was very good too.

Haven't seen any this year.

chuckyarelaw

Nodin wrote: »

Why? Do you?

Yes. I love musicals and classical music.

The flag waving sh1te gets me though. Bit too British!

Nodin

chuckyarelaw wrote: »

Yes. I love musicals and classical music.

The flag waving sh1te gets me though. Bit too British!

I'm more of a Napalm Death man and a Republican, so classics, Elgar and the butchers apron don't do it for me, I'm afraid.

Banjo String

chuckyarelaw wrote: »

Yes. I love musicals and classical music.

The flag waving sh1te gets me though. Bit too British!

Britishness, on the BBC ?

OMG .:eek:

RichT

chuckyarelaw wrote: »

Yes. I love musicals and classical music.

The flag waving sh1te gets me though. Bit too British!

Saying The BBC Proms is "Bit too British" is like saying The All Ireland Final is a bit too Irish

mike65

"Last Night..." is a hoot and I'll be off so watch shortly, pity the weather is sh1te. Even though its a largely indoor event, its best watched as a warm sun sets.

LordSutch

BBC1 HD 9.20 - 10.55pm tonight (Last Night - part two).

Top drawer sing along TV = brilliant, we never miss it, and hopefully one day we will make it to Hyde park to soak up the vibe!

The Backwards Man

Haven't heard of Nigel Kennedy in a while, not that I missed him.

paddy147

chuckyarelaw wrote: »

Find them entertaining??

Nope not really.

But this is entertaining...:)

chuckyarelaw

RichT wrote: »

Saying The BBC Proms is "Bit too British" is like saying The All Ireland Final is a bit too Irish

Lol

Not all the music is British

lahalane

I only saw the Oasis one and I thought it was top notch.

kaltz

Great nights entertainment. Wonder what would happen if they tried to add the Phoenix Park to the list of parks? Deck chairs and Pims in D8!!

Roger_007

kaltz wrote: »

Great nights entertainment. Wonder what would happen if they tried to add the Phoenix Park to the list of parks? Deck chairs and Pims in D8!!

.......singing Rule Britannia:eek:.......I think not

kaltz

We could mute that bit and enjoy the rest. Imagine all the Flags and the singing. It would sell out no bother. Might need some security though. Swedish House Mafia would have nothing on it.

Oops69

There's always a brave triolor in the Albert hall but never in Belfast , I wonder why , theres bravery and real bravery / stupidity I suppose

timthumbni

Oops69 wrote: »

There's always a brave triolor in the Albert hall but never in Belfast , I wonder why , theres bravery and real bravery / stupidity I suppose

The sort of ones that go to the proms I doubt would mind too much if a tricolour was waved or not. Im quite sure that in Belfast it would be quite a mixed crowd. Looks great craic.

Oops69

timthumbni wrote: »

The sort of ones that go to the proms I doubt would mind too much if a tricolour was waved or not. Im quite sure that in Belfast it would be quite a mixed crowd. Looks great craic.

Agreed, asking as they wrap it up well on the way home , the titanic quarter is in east Belfast ...I'm only having a dig

keano_afc

That conductor had more musicians to lead than she could shake a stick at.

kaltz

If we can go and march on Paddys Day thorough London we should be big enough to allow a concert in Dublin. Not sure with God save the Queen though. Could we do it for all the soldiers who fought in WW1 from Ireland.

electrobanana

Happy new year everybody

uch

Can you get them on Wholemeal Bread ?

mike65

Nigel Kennedy and Joyce DiDonato were epic tonight. That rendition of YNWA was eye moistening

zanador

Dr. Who at the proms is great!

LordSutch

Nigel Kennedy was great alright.

Till next year . . . .

Fratton Fred

Nodin wrote: »

I'm more of a Napalm Death

Makes a change from Semtex and fertiliser I suppose :P

dasdog

The fuzzy wuzzies do have rhythm I'll give them that.