Venezuela Girl Reacts to Land of hope and glory Last Night of the BBC Proms 2012
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the british do not show emotion or national pride often ..... but when they do ... they do it very well! big love to all people :)
I agree... but I would say we should be proud in our country........... F^^K the politics.....
Whats this emotion thing you speak of?😂
It's a sign of our civilised culture that we frequently criticise _ourselves_ , but woe betide the Foreigner who plays that game!
The huge crowd are assembled-literally- across the road from the Royal Albert Hall in Hyde Park, London where they follow the concert on huge screens
There usually simu8ltaneous screenings at other places in the UK, such as Wales and Northern Ireland, where large crowds also gather to join in the singing.
Many in the UK would rather this was the National Anthem.
The annual UK flag waving occasion. All the flags you see in London are for the tourists.
They are in the Royal Albert Hall in London.
The hall is named after Queen Victoria's husband (Queen from 1837 - 1901).
If I'm right, this music is used at college graduations in the USA.
Those drums are called kettle drums
Many would hate to have this as the National Anthem! lt's too associated with the Tories who in the past had this as their party song.
@@billythedog-309 So you would have keep the red flag flying? I don't think so.
@@AdamNewberry-b1x l'm sure you don't think at all.
@@billythedog-309 Bloody Tories always going on about Britain, especially under Thatcher. "Buy British" "Be Proud Of Britain" sticking up for Britain like no PM on The World Stage apart from Churchill, Oh! another Tory. What was that all about?
Personally,I would much rather have senior Labour figures like London Mayor: Sadiq Khan who has banned those tiny English flags on cars as they are a distraction.
Who needs patriotism like, admittedly, almost every other Country in The World?
It's a British patriotic night but other countries are welcome that's why you see other flags
The flowers the orchestra members wear are carnations. The tune is Elgar's Pomp & Circumstance, including the Song 'Land of Hope & Glory', a British patriotic anthem. The people are in the park across the road from the main venue, the Royal Albert Hall. They are Kettle Drums. It's a very expensive gig.
The rendering of for he's a jolly good fellow was for the conductor because it was his birthday. This is how the world should live. People from all over the world and from all walks of life together peace and harmony.
8000 in Albert Hall 350,000 in the parks
Some in London a few around the country
The drums are Timpany drums
The main park shown is Hyde Park in London, it's also shown in parks around Uk ,this cocert is last of series of concerts held over 6 weeks from July to September ,it starts in a week or two ,the drums you like are Kettle drums,they do make a lovely sound,the music was composed by Edward Elgar ,it didn't have the words originally,the words were added later ,the music's title is Pomp and Circumstance Number One ,the last night is fun ,party night,its not usually like that , a bit more serious,glad you liked it ❤❤.
Not just outside in hyde park but in the Midlands, Cardiff, Edinburgh, & Northern Ireland!!
You talked over it all
The music is, The Pomp and Circumstance Marches, Op 39 by Sir Edward Elgar, which is played traditionally on the last night of 'The Proms' (Promenade Concerts) eight weeks in the summer a mixture of msinly Classical music, but also includes Film and TV themes, Disco music etc. The location is The Royal Albert Hall with outside screening at Hyde Park London.
The Bobbing is a tradition of the Proms
The music Pomp and Circumstance Edward Elgar
These events are held across the nation.
I went to one at Battle Abbey.
It was incredible!
There was Aussies,Kiwis, Americans, Canadians as well as Germans and Scandinavians there.
Hi, the pictures that you see of people outside are taken from all around the U.K. so the number ot people outside singing and waving flags is a HUGE, as the Hyde Park crowd is normally around 300,000 people ❤
It was composed by a Brit. The red lion was actually a dragon representing Wales 🏴
Composed by a Brit, yes, and dedicated to a German, Alfred E. Rodewald.
thank you for the vid the proms is massive here
This is used as anthem at all US schools on graduation, probablywhere you;ve heard it.
Great reaction! As you seemed to enjoy that may I suggest Jerusalem and God Save the Queen - Last Night of the Proms 2012. It's really lovely.
thank you!
and Rule Britannia!
The Venezuela Youth Orchestra under Gustavo Dudamel have played there. They rocked the House. Worth watching the video.
In 1905 Sir Edward Elgar received an hon. D. Mus. from Yale. He attended and an orchestra played some of his music, including Pomp & Circumstance March No. 1. Yale used the 'big tune' at their next graduation, and the next. Then all the other Ivy League universities copied it. Then other universities and colleges - and now it's even called the Graduation Song sometimes in the US. In reality it was written in 1900 and later used in celebrations surrounding the coronation of Edward VII in 1902. And it's dedicated to a German friend of Elgar's.
Last night of the proms is just a fun night at the last concert of the season, anything goes. The large drums are known as Kettle drums. And it is a "UK thing" that lots of nationalities enjoy as well.
The bobbing up and down represents the Royal Navy. It's the motion of sailors on the sea.
oh thanks, i was wondering what that was
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We are an island nation so we have a strong maritime heritage. The bobbing up and down starts earlier during this annual concert when British sea shanties (songs which sailors used to sing while hauling up sails or raising a ship's anchor) are played, particularly during the Sailor's Hornpipe (where the orchestra and audience playfully compete to see who can play or bob faster than the other). It's now a long-standing tradition at this event.
Your reaction style is very talkative, and visually oriented, more that auditively. Which in my opinion lends itself better to things like movies than musical performances. However, I completely respect it. If I didn't want to listen to you talk all over the music, it's my own choice to stop watching. I get that. So no harm meant 😊 A lot of this music - performed live even - is just a moment to be taken and immersed in, rather than spoken over, is all I'm trying to say.
But do your thing ✌🏼
There are flags of other nations as we are "The Land of the Free"
The Orchestra and ticketed crowd is in The Royal Albert Hall (in London)
The BBC also does what it calls a simulcast.
Where it hosts outside viewing events, in every UK nation, broadcasting a live stream from all of the events.
Hyde Park (was the one you were viewing, and saying "Oh that's ouside"), Edinburgh, Cardiff, Belfast. (it switches these in an out of the TV broadcast throughout the night).
So each of the Capitals of our nations.
The crowds are enormous, and everyone has a good time.
Everyone is welcome, the only condition is you must enjoy good music. Oh and national bring a flag if you want.
The flags on the podium in front of the conductor represent the different nationalities in the Orchestra, possibly the choir as well but I think it is just the orchestra.
It is the "Pomp and Circumstance March" watch also "Rule Britannia", "Jerusalem" and The National Anthem. It costs a lot to go to the Proms especially the last night, you must book months in advance.
Pomp & Circumstaces March No 4 by Edware Elgar
Just a side note that recently the BBC has tried to remove these songs as they are trying to remove being proud in the history of the uk. Its a far left ideology that pervades that organisation and has caused great harm to them from falsifying news items to outright bias over brexit. They are by royal charter supposed to be non political and this shift to the left has led to mass cancellation of the licence fee by the public. We still pay it as we watch sport but if we didnt i would cancel to
Bullshit.
The BBC Proms is an eight-week summer season of daily orchestral classical music concerts and other events held annually, predominantly in the Royal Albert Hall in central London. Robert Newman founded The Proms in 1895. Since 1927, the BBC has organized and broadcast The Proms. Each season consists of concerts in the Royal Albert Hall, chamber music concerts at Cadogan Hall (or occasionally other venues), additional Proms in the Park events across the UK on the Last Night of the Proms and associated educational and children's events. The season is a significant event in British culture and in classical music. Traditionally you are expected to be quite during the concerts except for last night first a classical piece is played where the tradition of being quite is observed but after that is the finally usually Consisting of Land of hope and glory, Jerusalem rule Britania and the sailor's hornpipe where all the rules go out the window heckling blowing horns party poppers and ratels are used and of course joining in the singing.
Pink carnations. This is a tradition. The conductor gets to choose the flower. This year apparently his 3 year old daughter picked the pink carnation.
Loving your reactions more and more.
thank you!
The song is used in the USA for their graduation ceremonies, they stole it from the Brits! And yes, the outside crowd is in Hyde Park, London. Great reaction🥰
thanks!
Should look into Rule Britannia, jerusalem and British National Anthem worth a watch.
The flower is in remembrance of the invention of Jaffa cakes.
funny.
I hate it when people lie, you know its crumpets and not jaffa cakes.
@@gideondurham924 I heard it was Marmite
jerusalem is a very popular song many would like it to be our national anthem.
Many would but I would prefer this.
Hi Fran, if you go to this, you must wear a latin ballroom dress & wave a venezuela flag.
I like to think of the proms as a British way to celebrate patriotism, which ever country you are from.
The dias alone has many flags from nations that have nothing to do with the UK. Poland, Spain, Germany (I think the Union Flag was the only UK flag on it)
I am sure you will feel over awed by the atmosphere.
Nobody does this type of thing like us Brits and remember that this was just after the London Olympics when Team GB pretty much wiped the floor with the rest of the world.
Now react to 'Jerusalem' from the Last Night of The Proms.
Bossy little madam. Well done for putting her in her place.
please react to "Rule Britannia" at the Last Night of the Proms.
Cinematic? This is Pomp and Circumstance part of the Enigma Variations written by Sir Edward Elgar between 1901 and 1930. The last night of the proms happens every year in The Royal Albert Hall and Hyde Park in London, there are also performances in each of the other home nations. Many people travel from all over the world to watch these performances and many display their nations flags which is never discouraged. My personal favourite is Nimrod. 🇬🇧
Sort of. It's Pomp & Circumstance, march No. 1 in D (the first of five marches he wrote between 1901 and 1930). It's not part of the Enigma Variations (you may be thinking of 'Nimrod' - which is). Interestingly, both P & C No, 1 and Nimrod were dedicated to Germans.
@@pabmusic1 I stand corrected 🇬🇧
That red lion is in fact a Dragon.
Not 30,000 people, try 300,000 in Hyde Park
Music is Elgar
This is sometimes Englands national anthem, when we compete in the commonwealth. I prefer this, and keep God save the King for a British, or Commonwealth anthem. It feels wrong making Welsh, Scottish, and Irish (northern) them sing Englands anthem in British sports
Listen to Jerusalem, you will understand
Us Brits are actually pretty patriotic, but we don't like showing it (it seems a bit 'pushy'). (Chanting 'UK! UK! UK!' is **never** going to happen.)
On of the very few times and places where we let it rip is the Last Night on the Proms. We're still a little embarassed about doing so, so we do silly things like bouncing up and down in time to the music;
this is britain !
The tune is played at US graduation ceremonies
Stolen from the UK!
Apparently some American said you play this song at graduation???? May there you heard it
Don't you have a patriotic Venezuela night little sing a long similar to us British with land of hope and glory? Also watch Last night of the proms, Rule Brittania.
Hi there
Is it just me that finds it really embarrassing when they do the shit bobbing up and down thing? It makes me cringe....a lot.
Me too! I adore the song but hate that. It’s one of those typical sort of upper-class traditions that are always a bit embarrassing.
England not the UK
What is? The proms is across the UK. There are live satellite links usually to Edinburgh, Belfast and Cardiff. Or do you mean the football team, sorry?
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