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Last Night at the Proms at The Wild Duck

September 9th will be a special night at the Wild Duck in Lapta, as many Brits and music lovers will hear the strains of Elgar and other British composers on the warm Cypriot evening air as they watch a recording of the 2013 Last Night at the Proms from the Royal Albert Hall in London, which is organised by the Royal British Legion, Kyrenia.

To all of them comes a message from Graham Bradshaw! And who, they may well ask is he.  Graham is a cellist with the BBC and the last night 2013 was his 37th successive Last Night, at which he often plays the Jack the Lad solo, although he is now Assistant Leader, but with a female taking that role, it is only natural that Graham, plays the ‘male’ solo part. He will be playing this year too, but rarely can that be seen live out here in Northern Cyprus, but for those who do see both or the Royal British Legion presentation, Graham sends a message,  “Please send my personal greetings to any watchers. We at the BBC value our worldwide audience enormously, and it is great to know that last year’s concert is still being enjoyed all around the world.”

And now Lapta will have a taste thanks to Major Brian Thomas and the committee of the R.B.L.

Don’t forget to arrive early if you want to get one of the seats or take a blanket to sit on – doors open at 6p.m. By 7.45p.m. the gates will close.

Royal Albert Hall at night with street lights. Last Night of the Proms  comes to Kyrenia, North Cyprus

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Was born and raised in London and first came to North Cyprus as a child where he lived for two and a half years. The Island left a long lasting impression on him, for after travelling the world and experiencing many different cultures and ways of life, Cyprus was always there. Sal, as his friends call him, has always had a passion for Art & Design and studied the subject for over ten years and resulted in him specializing in the design and production of contemporary furniture. He has worked in this field for twenty years now. After not having visited the Island for fifteen years he followed his heart back to North Cyprus, where he’s lived for the last four years. Now Sal works on a creative basis for NC Magazine.