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29Jan, 2023
III. A series of events accompanying Károly's coronation in May has started
Buckingham Palace published III. The program of the series of events accompanying Károly's coronation in May. World stars, cult locations, good service day.
The coronation in May is a big day not only for Károly, but also for his wife, Kamilla, as she is also crowned. Based on British monarchical customary law, the wife of the current king is entitled to the title "Queen Consort", i.e. "consort of the rank of the reigning queen" and a separate queen's crown, just as she is entitled to the title "Majesty" just like the king.
On Sunday, May 7, a large-scale coronation concert will be held at the largest and oldest British royal residence, Windsor Castle, which rises on the western border of London. The event is organized and broadcast live by the BBC. The list of world stars performing has not yet been announced by Buckingham Palace. What is known so far is that alongside the world stars, amateur musical ensembles and choirs from various professional and social communities will perform, including those founded by refugees accepted by the United Kingdom. The state health service and a singing group recruited from members of the LGBT community will also perform.
The coronation in May is a big day not only for Károly, but also for his wife, Kamilla, as she is also crowned. Based on British monarchical customary law, the wife of the current king is entitled to the title "Queen Consort", i.e. "consort of the rank of the reigning queen" and a separate queen's crown, just as she is entitled to the title "Majesty" just like the king.
On Sunday, May 7, a large-scale coronation concert will be held at the largest and oldest British royal residence, Windsor Castle, which rises on the western border of London. The event is organized and broadcast live by the BBC. The list of world stars performing has not yet been announced by Buckingham Palace. What is known so far is that alongside the world stars, amateur musical ensembles and choirs from various professional and social communities will perform, including those founded by refugees accepted by the United Kingdom. The state health service and a singing group recruited from members of the LGBT community will also perform.
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