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Wed 25 Sep 1895

• 20:00

  Prom 40

  Queen's Hall

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  Programme

  • • • Christoph Willibald Gluck
      • Iphigénie en Aulide (arr. Richard Wagner)Overture
    • • Antonio Secchi
      • Lungi dal caro bene (arr. Amelia Lehmann) Proms premiere of this arrangement
    • • Johannes Brahms
      • 5 Songs, Op 49No. 4 Wiegenlied Proms premiere
    • • Richard Wagner
      • The Mastersingers of NurembergNo. 33 Prelude Act 3
    • • Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
      • Don GiovanniOverture Proms premiere
    • • Giuseppe Verdi
      • Simon BoccanegraNo. 1b Aria 'Il lacerato spirito'
    • • Felix Mendelssohn
      • Piano Concerto No 1 in G minor
    • • Ludwig van Beethoven
      • Symphony No. 6 in F major, ‘Pastoral’ Proms premiere
    • • interval
    • • Giuseppe Verdi
      • Il trovatore, Grand Selection (arr. unknown)
    • • Paolo Tosti
      • For ever and for ever Proms premiere
    • • Rudolph Aronson
      • Sweet Sixteen
    • • Charles Villiers Stanford
      • Suite of Ancient Dances, Op 58a
    • • James Lynam Molloy
      • Fame, the Fiddler Proms premiere
    • • André Wormser
      • L' enfant prodigue, suiteNo. 5 Finale: March and Trio

  Performers

  • Henry Wood

    conductor
    conductor
  • The New Queen’s Hall Orchestra
  • Henry Lane-Wilson

    piano
    piano
  • Marian Mackenzie

    contralto
    contralto
  • W. A. Peterkin

    bass
    bass
  • Frederick Dawson

    piano
    piano
  • Albert Fransella

    flute
    flute
  • William Frye Parker

    violin
    violin
  • Charles Ould

    cello
    cello
  • H. G. Lebon

    oboe
    oboe
  • Manuel de Gomez

    clarinet
    clarinet
  • Edwin James

    bassoon
    bassoon
  • Friedrich Adolf Borsdorf

    horn
    horn
  • Howard Reynolds

    cornet
    cornet
  • Thomas Colton

    trombone
    trombone
  • R. H. Booth

    trombone
    trombone
  • Ernest Atherley

    trombone
    trombone
  • J(ames) H. Guilmartin

    euphonium
    euphonium

  Composers

  • Christoph Willibald Gluck
  • Antonio Secchi
  • Johannes Brahms
  • Richard Wagner
  • Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
  • Giuseppe Verdi
  • Felix Mendelssohn
  • Ludwig van Beethoven
  • Paolo Tosti
  • Rudolph Aronson
  • Charles Villiers Stanford
  • James Lynam Molloy
  • André Wormser

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