Sitting here in the Royal Albert Hall waiting for one of the Proms to start:




Starting commentary about the Carry on Films from Richard E Grant. I think this summarises British humour and the use of innuendo being acceptable - even in a public environment like this (4:30 into this video):
Famous scene when Barbara Windsor walks through the hospital (1:42 into this video):
This year its MGM film music.
I really like the tuning up (I'm sure there's a proper name for it) that you always have in an orchestra, I guess it's the fact that it sounds fairly chaotic random noise and then quickly transforms into something that sounds the total opposite...
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