Nick Mohammed presented a special concert from the Royal Albert Hall on Saturday20:04, 05 Sep 2026A moving Proms concert was aired this weekend, and one star was left feeling emotional.‌On Saturday night (September 5), Nick Mohammed presented a special event from the Royal Albert Hall. Sarah Hicks conducted the BBC Philharmonic Orchestra in a concert that showcased Alan Menken's music from various Disney films.‌The American composer's acclaimed catalogue of shows, songs, and scores include many of Disney's greatest hits. The orchestra was joined by singers Marisha Wallace, Lucie Jones and other West End stars, as well as performers from the National Youth Music Theatre.‌To celebrate Menken's remarkable work, an audience of all ages were treated to songs from The Little Mermaid, Aladdin, Beauty and the Beast, Enchanted, and Tangled. During the concert, host Nick caught up with singers Lucie Jones and Sam Oladeinde."Wow. What a rip-roaring ride of a first half, showcasing the complete versatility of Alan Menken as a composer - back-to-back bangers that are woven into our cultural fabric," Nick said, shortly before introducing Lucie and Sam to his studio.‌Lucie, who recently welcomed her first child, Elowen, then shared how emotional she was feeling. She said: "I'm sobbing. I've just had a baby, I'm standing backstage sobbing."Lucie went on: "I swear to god, I am an emotional wreck anyway and they brought me here to sing Disney songs with this incredible crowd. It really is amazing."BBC viewers were equally moved by the evening, with many sharing their thoughts on X. One person wrote: "Ohh a Disney themed bbc proms - yes please! I know all these."‌Another added: "Watching it now, but behind, as I was out & recorded it. I just watched [Marisha Wallace] NAIL the hell out of Colours of the Wind, QUEEN. I was looking forward to this proms episode all week. Glad I recorded it as will be keeping it for months every time I need a boost & from #Disney songs."A third said: "This Disney Proms is quite good, always something for everyone every year." Someone else echoed the sentiment, saying: "Celebration of Alan Menken, my dream dinner party guest, on the BBC Proms!"Article continues belowIt isn't the first themed Proms as there was recently a special concert that was dedicated to James Bond. The Royal Albert Hall played host to the beloved and instantly recognisable theme tunes from the Bond franchise, alongside memorable soundtracks from other spy films.Viewers were particularly delighted to see Scottish singer Lulu take to the stage to perform her own James Bond number, The Man with the Golden Gun. Fans flocked to social media to share their excitement, as Lulu was seen visibly tearing up after her performance.Celebrating Disney at the Proms: The Music of Menken is available to stream on BBC iPlayer