Widdicombe Fair arr. Langford

Taken from the 2008 BBC Proms concert in the Royal Albert Hall London

[@janmyers985]

Such beautiful harmony!!

[@CarolineLockMusic]

I remember sitting up in the galleries of the Birmingham Symphony Hall in the national youth choirs gala concert and listening to them perform this! Thank god for being in training choir!

[@meirasanya]

You're right, it's Widecombe. I grew up on Dartmoor, and I was always taught that Widecombe Fair was written about our Widecombe-in-the-moor. I always felt sorry for my schoolfriend Tom Pearce, he never heard the end of this song.

[@iwanabana]

oh dear. philip must`ve forgotten they've tuned it a step lower. but what excellent singing!!!!

[@sampster5000]

I love their sense of humor!

[@wenglishsal]

Love this... it made me laugh out loud and wake my dozing hubby up.. tee hee... the accents too are really good too... West Country?? and maybe a little bit of cockney too..'Arry 'Awk'... Love it.. :0)x

[@Widdi221]

As a Widdicombe, I most impressed

[@lindsaybrooke3102]

Robin Tyson I want a hug

[@sillylovesong7]

Stephen's "Harry Hawke" at 2:27 - I had to pause because I was laughing so hard...

[@ruthbarron625]

Hey I remember this song.

[@Flowreach]

I'm from really near dartmoor, small world!

[@iwanabana]

poor philip started on G major before suddenly realizing they should be doing a tone lower>

[@lesleywilbourne7823]

Think it was well caught by the other five without even a blink of their eyes lol

[@phillipecook3227]

This is the same arrangement performed on The Good Old Days ( but a different key?)?

[@gerhards1313]

funny virtuosity

[@stephaniesutton1801]

Does anyone know if this is available in a CD that you can buy. I would love to have this Proms Concert. Please!

[@lindsaybrooke3102]

Stephen Connelly lean too much his tummy is upset oh no are you ok?