Doctor Who at The Proms (2010) - This is Gallifrey/Vale Decem

Clips of all the Doctor's prior regenerations are shown, starting with William Hartnell (the First Doctor) and ending with David Tennant's regeneration into the Eleventh Doctor (Matt Smith) (Exception is Paul McGann's Eighth Doctor regenerating into the Ninth Doctor (Christopher Eccleston), which was never televised. The Seventh Doctor's regeneration into the Eighth Doctor from the 1996 TV movie is also shown.

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[Antonio Carvalho]

Can't believe it that it'll be three years since I posted this in no time.

Sincerely thank you guys, for all the views, comments, likes and subscribes.

This clip gets me everytime, and it's wonderful to see that it keeps doing the same for others.

Allons-y

[Mike Harper]

Jesus Christ the guy for Vale Decem has some real balls for standing in front of that crowd doing such a high pitch of Opera. Standing ovation for you mate.

[Arwen Udomiel]

they all got their cheers, but not even Matt Smith got as much cheering as David. That only tells who is the world's favorite doctor

[Vlaming11071302]

Vale, doctor undecime ! Proficisceris, sed in cordibus nostris semper manebis.

Farewell, Eleventh Doctor ! You will leave, but will always stay in our hearts.

[Matheus Teixeira]

Persian messenger: This is madness!

Leonidas:Madness ?!

Leonidas:THIS IS SPARTA!!!

Doctor: WRONG! THIS IS GALLIFREY!!!

[5Kaileena]

oh my god, the regeneration between Ten and Eleven was the most epic and heart-breaking of all

[James Marshall-Osborne]

you my friend, are a wonderful human being, thank you.

[Erin Brown]

uggggggggghhhhhhhhhhhh so freaking good

[Antonio Carvalho]

Because they are a set, an orchestra, they play so well actually that the harmony is unmistakable. The piece is written to put focus on the vocals, just that. They still have balls though, imagine it, if just one fails he will ruin it for the others. Given that I'm sorry if you are a supra human musician and can give us heartbreaking performances on national tv with the talent of a thousand angels without breaking a sweat, good for you nonetheless.

[ChristopherDevey]

In that case why has nobody said "it takes one of the string players balls to do that" hm?

[Tom Vevers]

I'm also a musician myself and I think it takes balls. I don't ever not get nervous before I go onstage. Granted, they've paid to see this guy play but that doesn't automatically mean he's going to do a good job. You saying you've never seen someone perform badly? Also just because he didn't write the song doesn't mean it doesn't affect him emotionally and to make a song convincing and sound like you mean it, you have to channel some of that emotion back into the song otherwise it WILL be crap.

[ChristopherDevey]

It's not letting your emotions show lol. It's letting the writer's emotions show. He's performing someone else's emotions, not his emotions.

I'm a musician myself and I can't say it takes balls. There's a couple of million musicians out there and jeez, what's gonna happen? They've paid to see this guy knowing he's gonna be singing it, why should it take balls?! There's not the remote chance they're gonna mock him for it.