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Last Night of the Proms Review: Musical Chaos in Near Four-Hour Finale

The Royal Albert Hall program ranged from a Samuel Barber concerto to a Dolly Parton tribute, with tenor Nicky Spence as the standout, according to The Guardian.

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The Last Night of the Proms at London's Royal Albert Hall featured a wide-ranging, nearly four-hour program, from a Samuel Barber concerto to a tribute to Dolly Parton, The Guardian reported in a review.

The review said tartan-clad tenor Nicky Spence emerged as the real star of the evening, which closed eight weeks of Proms concerts.

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