Duxford Flying Proms Spectacular

Saturday, 24th July 2004

Following a fantastic (if rather wet!) debut in 2003, The Flying Proms Spectacular returns to the Imperial War Museum at Duxford on Saturday, 24th July.

As the only concert in the UK which takes place on the 'live side' of an airfield you can be assured of a memorable evening in a truly atmospheric setting. Historic aircraft will once again perform aerial displays accompanied by the English National Orchestra as they perform music such as the Dambusters March, 633 Squadron and Walton's Spitfire Prelude and Fugue.

With the second half of the concert featuring favourites associated with "The Last Night Of The Proms" including Land Of Hope And Glory; Rule Britannia, the 1812 Overture, Jerusalem and many more, this promises to be a concert to bring your voice to!

So phone your friends, get your picnics ready and prepare to enjoy a Proms concert with a difference.

"A Fantasy Of Flight And Music"
Aircraft for the 2004 concert provisionally include a Spitfire MkV; Battle Of Britain Memorial Flight Lancaster; Tiger Moths; 1930s Hawker Nimrod; Memphis Belle B-17 and many more. Please revisit this site nearer the event for a final list of participating aircraft