Another Millionaire question.
Value:
£64k.
Question:
The music for the hymn ‘I Vow to Thee, my Country’ features in which classical work?
Options:
A
Enigma Variations
B
Pastoral Symphony
C
The Planets
D
Moonlight Sonata
Just for fun… answer tomorrow.
Mister Bump 
Absolutely not D, because I played that at a recital as a kid. I’m going with Planets
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It is indeed. Saturn? Jupiter? One of the gas giants!
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Jupiter is my guess. Nobody gives Saturn a second thought.
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It has a certain ring to it!
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Harrrrr!
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Never heard of it. Def not B or D and A sounds too stupid. I with Misky on this one. C
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I did wonder if this was too British a question but I figured hymns were pretty much global. Obviously not. But yes, you’re both right.
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It’s very possible the melody is familiar to us here in the US but we know it by another name. Can you hum a few lines for me? 🤣
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you laugh, but…
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Of course I know this! It’s O God Beyond All Praising
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Wow. So do you think that’s normakl, then? Different countries have different words to the same tune? I must admit, not really knowing a thing about hymns, I’ve learned something here.
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Sure! Happens all the time. Here’s one example. Sound familiar?
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Ah yes I’d forgotten that one.
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Not a clue! 🤷🏻♂️
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I just learned that the US hymn to this tune is called O God Betond All Praising. Make any difference?
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No. I’m not really a hymn type of guy.
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D?
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It was Jupiter from Holst’s Planets
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There you go
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