The special will be titled Planet Earth: A Celebration. It will feature music from the rapper Dave as well as from the film composer Hans Zimmer. The music will accompany sequences from Attenborough’s Planet Earth II and Blue Planet II.

Attenborough has recorded new voiceovers for the special. Zimmer has reworked the original score from the documentaries and has added several new compositions. Dave, the rapper, will perform on a grand piano alongside the BBC Concert Orchestra.

“I’ve always been a fan of powerful natural history documentaries,” Dave said about the collaboration. “This is a program where nature and music come together, so it was only right that I lent my talent, my time, and my attention to this project. It was a pleasure to work alongside Sir David Attenborough and Hans Zimmer.”

Zimmer said: “Working with David on so many of his magnificent programs celebrating nature and our planet has been a joy for me. I am constantly inspired by what he is able to capture, and the collection of sequences featured in Planet Earth: A Celebration is truly special.”

Planet Earth: A Celebration will air on the BBC at the end of August.

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The national treasure has launched the ship, which is named after him, into the River Mersey in Birkenhead The £200m Attenborough boat will replace two ships currently circulating the icecaps and will be crucially used for research and logistics. It is equipped with all the latest scientific gear, including a helipad, cranes and onboard lab.

Attenborough has said that it is “the greatest possible honor” to have such an important ship named after him. He believes that the work the ship will do will be extremely important in shaping our future.

“Our future will be affected by what people working on this ship will be discovering in years to come,” he said.

“When 100 years ago this country sent people down to the South Pole, we were the pioneers in exploring the Antarctic,” he continued.

“When we did so, I suspect the reason we did was the South Pole seemed as far away as it could possibly get to be on this planet.

“Now, 100 years later, we realize that remote place is, in fact, key to the whole understanding of the planet. What goes on down there affects the whole of the Earth.”

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The special will be titled Planet Earth: A Celebration. It will feature music from the rapper Dave as well as from the film composer Hans Zimmer. The music will accompany sequences from Attenborough’s Planet Earth II and Blue Planet II.

Attenborough has recorded new voiceovers for the special. Zimmer has reworked the original score from the documentaries and has added several new compositions. Dave, the rapper, will perform on a grand piano alongside the BBC Concert Orchestra.

“I’ve always been a fan of powerful natural history documentaries,” Dave said about the collaboration. “This is a program where nature and music come together, so it was only right that I lent my talent, my time, and my attention to this project. It was a pleasure to work alongside Sir David Attenborough and Hans Zimmer.”

Zimmer said: “Working with David on so many of his magnificent programs celebrating nature and our planet has been a joy for me. I am constantly inspired by what he is able to capture, and the collection of sequences featured in Planet Earth: A Celebration is truly special.”

Planet Earth: A Celebration will air on the BBC at the end of August.

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The national treasure has launched the ship, which is named after him, into the River Mersey in Birkenhead The £200m Attenborough boat will replace two ships currently circulating the icecaps and will be crucially used for research and logistics. It is equipped with all the latest scientific gear, including a helipad, cranes and onboard lab.

Attenborough has said that it is “the greatest possible honor” to have such an important ship named after him. He believes that the work the ship will do will be extremely important in shaping our future.

“Our future will be affected by what people working on this ship will be discovering in years to come,” he said.

“When 100 years ago this country sent people down to the South Pole, we were the pioneers in exploring the Antarctic,” he continued.

“When we did so, I suspect the reason we did was the South Pole seemed as far away as it could possibly get to be on this planet.

“Now, 100 years later, we realize that remote place is, in fact, key to the whole understanding of the planet. What goes on down there affects the whole of the Earth.”

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