The National Anthem must be played at the conclusion of every set by a DJ who wants to perform at the Queen’s lavish celebrations for her servants at Buckingham Palace, it has been discovered.
During Her Majesty’s Christmas staff party at the Palace, William Orbit, a music producer for pop star Madonna, said that he played music for her and that she was “evidently intrigued.”
However, he said that prospective DJs must finish their performance with the National Anthem if they wish to play for her.
It is known that The Queen enjoys the art of DJing much.
The 96-year-old queen doesn’t dance herself, according to Orbit, 65, who also said that “everyone goes crazy” when she goes to bed at nine since “she’s a little old for dancing.”
He said of his interactions with the Queen, “She’s great. She speaks to you constantly. She has such charm and beauty. We enjoyed our discussion about DJing.
In the end, I had a butler of my own. He responds, “Mr. Orbit, sir, when you play it, on my signal, the party’s over.” He then hands him a CD containing the national anthem.
When the Queen is present, the whole song is played, and the flag raises; however, when she is absent, just half of the song is played.
The pop icon Madonna’s music producer William Orbit said that he provided music for Her Majesty for her Christmas staff party at the Palace.
Orbit continued by saying, “Her gatherings for Palace personnel are tremendous.” Every gardener and security officer are present in the ballroom of the Palace.
If you wish your spouse to attend, you must have worked for Her Majesty for two years in order to be invited.
It comes after the 89-year-old Duchess of Kent stated that she loved gangsta rap music, with Ice Cube and Eminem among her favorites.