- ISBN 91-29-51871-7 1979 – 21
promenader i Stockholm. D. 2, Utkanter : i de närmaste
omgivningarna ISBN 91-29-53274-4 1980 – 21
promenader i Stockholm. D. 3, Vattenvägar :...
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particularly those who stand, are
sometimes referred to as "Prommers" or "
Promenaders".
Promenade concerts had
existed in London's
pleasure gardens since the...
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feature of the
annual London concert season The Proms, with up to 1,350 "
Promenaders"
buying cheaper tickets to
stand in
unreserved space in the
arena and...
- had
carriage drives and
walkways with
Grecian and
Roman statues for
promenaders to enjoy.
There was also a
boating lake and a
racing track with grandstand...
- concert-goers,
particularly those who stand, are
sometimes described as "
Promenaders", but are most
commonly referred to as "Prommers".
Cirque du
Soleil has...
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Second World War. This was
followed by the
acclaimed works, the
prose book
Promenader (1941, "Walks"), the
disillusioned Non
Serviam (1945) (its
Latin title...
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activities in the park
include jogging, aerobics,
school dance rehearsals,
promenaders, arnisadors, and
martial arts practitioners. The
Fountain of Justice...
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could hold as many as ten
thousand persons. It had
alleys filled with
promenaders, greenhouses, illuminations, an orchestra, dancing, a café, and fireworks...
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Proms was
broadcast annually on
television from 1953 onwards, and
Promenaders began dressing up
outrageously and
waving flags and
banners during the...
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Arthur Bliss, and
representatives of the
London orchestras and of the
Promenaders.
Colin Davis and the BBC
Chorus and
Symphony Orchestra perform the music...
