Remembrance Sunday 2024 - How to watch and listen to the National Service of Remembrance at The Cenotaph and the Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance across the BBC
The BBC is marking Remembrance Week 2024 across television, radio, and online
The BBC will once again mark Remembrance Week across television, radio, and online with a range of original and live programming, including the Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance 2024, hosted by Adrian Lester and attended by senior members of the Royal Family, and the National Service of Remembrance at The Cenotaph.
Audio Described commentary of the live events is available via the Red Button and BBC iPlayer, while uninterrupted commentary-free coverage of the live events at the Cenotaph will also be available on iPlayer.
Here's how to follow events across TV, BBC iPlayer, Radio and BBC Sounds.
Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance 2024
BBC One and BBC iPlayer, 9pm-10.40pm, Saturday 9 November
Senior members of the Royal Family will attend The Royal British Legion's annual Festival of Remembrance from the Royal Albert Hall. Hosted by Adrian Lester – music artists include Welsh singing legend Sir Tom Jones, Jack Savoretti, Alexandra Burke, Masabane Cecilia Rangwanasha, Samantha Barks and Jake Isaac. The Central Band of the Royal Air Force and The Bands of HM Royal Marines will also create awe inspiring displays of military music.
The Festival will celebrate the men and women who fought in World War Two in 1944, commemorating those who fought on D-Day and in the Normandy campaign, in Italy at Monte Cassino and Kohima and Imphal in East Asia. There will also be stories from those that fought in Afghanistan, a focus on the work the Royal Air Force are doing training Ukrainian pilots and a celebration of the children of those that serve in the armed forces.
His Majesty The King was confirmed as Patron of the Royal British Legion earlier this year.
BBC Radio 2 and BBC Sounds, 8pm-9pm
Paddy O'Connell presents highlights from the Royal British Legion's Festival of Remembrance at the Royal Albert Hall with spectacular music from star acts and massed military bands. This year’s event will celebrate the remarkable men and women who fought in World War II in 1944. To mark this 80th anniversary, we will commemorate those who fought on D-Day and at Monte Cassino and Kohima. We will also reflect on recent conflicts – this year marks ten years since UK forces ended combat operations in Afghanistan. And, we will pay tribute to the children of those that serve in the armed forces, including a special performance from the Service Children’s Community Choir.
Guests from music, television and military worlds tell Paddy of the special honour it is to be involved in this annual event. Past and present military personnel will come together to be honoured for their service and dedication in defending our freedoms and way of life. As the petals fall in the Royal Albert Hall, the festival will pay tribute to all victims of war and remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice and those who continue to risk their lives today.
Music artists include Welsh legend Sir Tom Jones, Jack Savoretti, Masabane Cecilia Rangwanasha, Samantha Barks, Alexandra Burke and Jake Isaac. The Central Band of the Royal Air Force and the Bands of HM Royal Marines will create awe-inspiring displays of military music.
Remembrance Sunday: The Cenotaph
BBC One and iPlayer, 10.15am-12.35pm, Sunday 10 November
Britain's Queen Elizabeth will not attend Sunday's Remembrance Day Service at the Cenotaph because she has sprained her back, Buckingham Palace said.
11月11日今昔 1111 2021：
11月11日今昔 1111 2021：Remembrance Day「和平紀念日」；香港有心人；hc chung、胡適；达赖喇嘛：中共领导人不懂文化多样性。撒些小種子，或許有些微成就。李商隱（李義山）
https://www.facebook.com/hanching.chung/videos/3057764301106943
| 國殤紀念日 | |
|---|---|
 2004年國殤紀念日的倫敦和平紀念碑 | |
| 正式名稱 | 國殤紀念日 |
| 別名 | 虞美人花日（Poppy Day） |
| 參與者 | 大英國協 |
| 類型 | 國際性 |
| 意義 | 紀念捐軀軍人及戰爭死難者 |
| 風俗 | 默哀、遊行 |
| 日期 | 11月11日 |
| 時長 | 1日 |
| 頻率 | 年度 |
國殤紀念日[註 1]（英語：Remembrance Day）訂立於每年的11月11日，為紀念在第一次世界大戰、第二次世界大戰和其他戰爭中犧牲的軍人與平民而設立的紀念日，又譯「和平紀念日」、「陣亡將士紀念日」。第一個國殤日於1919年在大英國協舉行，原稱「停戰日」（Armistice Day），於1919年11月7日由英王喬治五世創立，紀念1918年11月11日上午11時，德意志帝國代表在康邊停戰協定簽字結束第一次世界大戰。這個節日在不同國家有不同的稱呼：國殤紀念日流行於澳洲、加拿大與英國；虞美人花日（Poppy Day）通用於馬爾他和南非；在美國稱為退伍軍人日（Veterans Day）；在日本由德文「Volkstrauertag」翻譯為國民哀悼日（日語：国民哀悼の日），專指德國的「國殤紀念日」；在法國、比利時及紐西蘭被稱為停戰日（Armistice Day）[1][2]。
李 商隱（李 義山）
（約憲宗元和7— 宣宗大中12∕西元812—858）
＊中國唐代晚期的詩人。詩作詞藻華麗，善於表現細微的感情；喜用典故與比喻，有時晦澀難解。隨筆《義山雜纂》的聚類成篇的遊戲文字技法，影響了日本清少納言的《枕草子》。
松下喝道，看花淚下，苔上鋪席，斫卻垂楊，花下曬裩，遊春重載，石筍繫馬，月下把火，步行將軍，背山起高樓，果園種菜，花架下養雞鴨，妓筵說俗事。
出自《義山雜纂‧殺風景》
局席辦請客不來，不喚自來，酒醉喝人，出門逢債主，物賤無錢買，大暑逢惡客，攫索人守著門，與仇家對坐，被醉人纏住不放， 美妾妒妻。
出自《義山雜纂‧悶損人》
無因依妒毒仇記他人，酒後呼鬼神，孝子說歌令，重孝鬥雞走馬，仇記恩門，長大漢放風箏，養閑漢出入，賣田業了吉凶，殢人擲杯珓，將田宅與人作保，婦女出街坊罵詈。
出自《義山雜纂‧時人漸顛狂》
沒有留言:
張貼留言