Elgar: Pomp and Circumstance March No 1 in D major, 'Land of Hope and Glory' (Prom 75) 

I'm not even British but this got me tearing up, especially when everyone started singing along. greetings from Indonesia!

You can see how much the musicians LOVE to play this piece and the audience is always glowing with patriotism & pride. God bless the United Kingdom.

I was there The atmosphere was incredible !!!! Hear the organ roar from 5:00 wowzers

Never lose your love and pride for your country, dear Britons! Greetings from Germany ♥

Land of Hope and Glory, Mother of the Free, How shall we extol thee, who are born of thee? Wider still, and wider, shall thy bounds be set; God, who made thee mighty, make thee mightier yet!

Stirs the emotions everytime...all the best to the motherland from an apriciative Canadian!

From Barcelona I have enjoyed listening again "Pom and Circumstance". Every year I'm looking forward the last night of the proms. I listen the last night several times. Beautiful night.

I love england. One day hopefully i can visit that gorgeous land.

I'm not British but it stir up my heart. The song makes me tears.!!!

I get chills up my spine when I hear this . I've lived in Australia for 54 years and I still have a weep when I hear it!!!!!

This was a once in a lifetime experience, I definitely recommend going if you love music

Sakari Oramo, Fin and England shaking hands....pure love ❤ Music has the power!

How wonderful it must be to live in a country one can be proud of...

Britain is so very lucky to be graced by the presence of our Queen. Sincerely, Canada

One of the best patriotic pieces i ever heard. Greetings from your former colony, the Philippines. 🇬🇧🇵🇭

Long live beloved Britain !

Great! Love it when crowd sings along.

LAND OF HOPE AND GLORY A highlight ... every year! I love the music and the positive energy of the people. I think God is listening and smirking.

5:08 struck an emotional chord. So good. 🥲

Elgar writes such beautiful music. I never tire of listening to his Pomp and Circumstance marches.

We shall never surrender. Long Live Great Britain!

Great conductor, greater composition, greatest rendition! Amazing!!

Oh that organ is GORGEOUS!! 🎹♥️

Best Interpretation of this genious masterpiece i have ever heared. I am Always swimming away. Well done and thanks a lot.

Awesome, tremendous rendition of this. That must have been fantastic to have been there with the organ notes shaking your bones.

guys just apreciate that gorgeous composition for god sake

My mother, an English expat living in Australia used to say patriotism was actually dangerous and a thing only fools would ever buy into. Couldn't help but notice that she'd burst into tears every single time this played at the Proms. Strange power that music has, it can build up inside and assiduously overwhelm us.

that organ sub-bas is insane on decent speakers. Big kudos to the guy that mixed this. I hope he'll see this. Great job, man!

Wow Elgar is surely a great musician. the way he escalates it and the lyrics. While listening to and wathcing this I wished I were a British. How proud would you British people feel to sing this song. I hope U.K. will rise high again in the world!

I saw a few Yorkshire Roses! Makes me right proud to know we are still standing up & being counted!

I wish to be there one time!!! Ik wou dat ik daar een keer bij kon zijn, fantastisch!🙌

Incredible atmosphere in UK, I am touched.

WE NEED MORE OF THIS,DAMN IT!! , IT'S ONE OF OUR PATRIOTIC SONGS,WHY IS IT NOT TAUGHT IN OUR SCHOOLS?

Beautiful! Love and greetings to the british people from Brazil.

Absolutely This song means Britain.

Beautiful music by BBC symphonic orchestra and BBC. Thanks UK national sprits.

long live her majesty and Britain

Pray to God that this piece of music for unity of the world never die. God who made thee mighty, MAKE THEE MIGTHIER YET!!! Edit: From a patriotic Filipino (Philippines)

This tune is so English it boiled my kettle and poured me a cup of tea.

I played double bass in a symphony orchestra many years ago and this was one of my favoriter to play. Such a majestic and powerful piece and to this day it still gives me the chills.

The song, the audience, the lyrics, and boisterous participation: quintessentially British! 🇬🇧

Really... Only the Brits can pull this off.... this pump and circumstance........ I bow my head out of respect ...... Absolutely beautifully done.

It's good to hear the organ having its rightful place!

British we are, British we stay. We Hongkongers are always proud to be British!!!!!

A very moving chorus... really moving The entire piece is amazing

touches me to tears

I think this is THE best version of H&G I have ever heard. Not only is the music flawless but the emotion and audience participation is palpable, and it's gorgeously filmed! I get chills watching/listening. Can I assume it's the UK equivalent of Stars and Stripes forever, for your cousins across the pond? We like (love) to call ourselves "patriotics" here, but I guarantee that 90% of those who say it couldn't tell you the history and meaning of our most popular "patriotic" songs they cheer and flag - wave every July 4th 😢 Very sad, we don't know our own history... what's worse, younger Americans can't even find the USA on a MAP. In 2021, 75m adults define being a patriot as violently invading the seat of gov't in a blind devotion to an autocratic con-man who knows even less about our country's history than they do. 😞

Makes me proud to be British 🇬🇧 🎶 🎻

the spirit of England!!!!!!!!!!

When I hear this march, I think of the legendary Slovak soprano Patricia Janeckova, who passed away in October of last year after a heroic battle with cancer. I pray that all future performances of "Pomp and Circumstance March No. 1" by the BBC will be dedicated to Maestra Janeckova's memory. Patricia lived in the Czech Republic, and there should be a great many Czech and Slovak flags flying in the Albert Hall. ..

I just love it. And I'm not even British.

magnificent proms .and sakari oramo beautifully conducts once again .with passion of our greatest anthem,should be are national anthem .and im a patriotic english man long live our queen elizabeth

this is so great. your british anthems are simply wonderful. greetings from Hamburg.

Masterpiece of music

I’m American but enjoyed this so much!

This is thrilling to watch on RU-vid! I can only imagine what it's like to be there. This is indeed very powerful and passionate!

Emocionante demais! Amo

Bloody brilliant

Loved it

Gets to ur bones yes we have our issues as a county we really do but there is no country on earth as good I love my country and especially our saviours the true force behind our great nation thank you all for you kindness caring and protection WE love you all thank you from the bottom of my heart rip your majesty you will be surly missed

Timeless!

Our Great Britain 🇬🇧 Truly is the best place on earth. Even our old colonies come to pay their respects at The Proms. If I'm not mistaken, there's a Malaysian flag in the crowd

God Bless you Hong-Kong people, one and all. With love from Thomas in Manchester

A peaceful song with a deep meaning

The Graduation March!

Ho avuto il GRANDISSIMO ONORE di Partecipare una sensazione sublime di gioia VIVA I PROMS VIA gli INGLESI !!!!! IO VI ADORO !!!

wonderful!!!!

When a song brings you to Ecstasy. I want to run around my house screaming when I hear this❤️❤️❤️❤️

Proud to be British. I love my country ❤️❤️

Congrats to the Class of 2024!!!!!! 🎓🎓🎓🎓

I love this song and UK Glory to the empire!

Isso sim é música, simplesmente lindo, genial e perfeito 🥰🥰🥰

The Reason Why We Are Called Great Britain Is Because!!!!!! WERE THE GREATEST FACT NUMBER ONE!!!!! I love you all Steven xxx

Came here waiting for the last night again (14/09/2019 AKA Prom 77) with the great Sakari Oramo once again no doubt!

BRAVO!!!

I love uk

It's wonderful I like it

Congratulations from brazil.

its my beloved music

It's quite ironic that a part of that composition became a popular graduation march song in USA and here in the Philippines that was meant as a song for the coronation of an English king.

as a student 40 years ago.. last night on the proms twice.. electrifying..

This should be the British national anthem !

What is this? Tears? I'm not even a British!

Your voice reminds me of my late mother Aruna Bala who used to be one of the leading Mezzo Sopranos of Sri Lanka!!!!...God bless you!!!

I love British forever

Wanderful orchestra

Best part goes at 5:00. Happy New Year 2020!!! 🌟🌟🌟🎉🎉🎉🎆🎆🎆✨✨✨

The expression on the conductor’s face is a reminder why it is so wonderful when you love your job

This is absolutely splendid! Such a moment, wish I had been there! I love how there is an array of flags, I believe no other country who had the equivalent of this would accept so many flags present within the celebrations. Imagine thrusting a union jack into the fray if this was a celebration elsewhere?

Long Live In Britain

awesome 😮😮😮

Excelent

Fabulous Piece Of Music even for an Australian.

🙏 Everyone at the BBC!

This is quite laid back in tempo but I quite like it. It's more faithful to the title, which is a Military March.

2:04 - 3:57 Elgar's First March, unto the Second Movement, will be the De Coronationis Revelator, the {Revealing} Song of the Coronation Descent.

0:10 start of my favorite song.

ETERNAL ENGLAND My heart is in the hills of home, And in the winds of March, It sings within Tintagel’s foam And Gloucester’s soaring arch. It floats amid the rain-wet trees And golden fields of corn, O’er silent heights and marshy leas By fog-bound shores forlorn. It races o’er the sun-swept Fells, And walks the secret lanes, It runs upon the open Downs Where Saxons fought with Danes. It laughs along the pebbled brooks By ancient timber’d inns, It dances with the wind-blown rooks And daffodils of spring. It lives within the knotted oak And burrows with the mole, To ‘list the mystic charms and spells Of England’s wond’rous soul: ‘Tis lore that only her children know; The Chosen Ones so fair, And they alone can understand Her invocations rare. But while these live we, too, shall live In high, immortal skies; For if her songs such life can give Can England ever die? By Thurstan Bassett

I'm 15, but I take it for granted how great my country actually is. My great uncle was among the first off the landing crafts at Normandy in 1944. We alone (with a bit of help from the Americans (when they eventually helped us out)) defeated the Germans and liberated Europe! We owe our past generations all the respect in the world for keeping our country safe. It's now down to us to keep Britain British, and not give it away to every nationality, or Tom, Dick or Mohamed that wants to take us over!

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