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Proms 2013

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Proms 2013 Calendar

  • Sun 14 Jul 2013

    • 10:30
      Royal Albert Hall

      In its 50th-anniversary year, Doctor Who returns to the Proms with a spectacular concert featuring Murray Gold’s music for the series, plus pieces by Bach, Bizet and Debussy, and a special performance of one of the most iconic theme tunes in television history. Performed by the ѿý National Orchestra of Wales conducted by Ben Foster, the Prom includes a host of alien friends and foes plus a very special appearance by Matt Smith.

      In its 50th-anniversary year, Doctor Who returns to the Proms with a spectacular concert featuring Murray Gold’s music for the series, plus pieces by Bach, Bizet and Debussy, and a special performance of one of the most iconic theme tunes in television history. Performed by the ѿý National Orchestra of Wales conducted by Ben Foster, the Prom includes a host of alien friends and foes plus a very special appearance by Matt Smith.

      Programme

          • Music from the Doctor Who series(120 mins)
            • interval

            Composers

            Prom 3: Doctor Who Prom
          • 14:00
            Royal College of Music

            Join the Proms Family Orchestra and Chorus in creating its own Doctor Who soundtrack.

            Proms Plus Family Orchestra & Chorus
          • 17:45
            Royal College of Music

            A discussion on the history of French ballet from Lully to Stravinsky and an examination of The Rite of Spring, 100 years after its premiere, with Jane Pritchard, Dance Historian at the Victoria & Albert Museum.

            Also part of
            Proms Plus
            Proms Plus Intro
          • 19:30
            Royal Albert Hall

            François-Xavier Roth and Les Siècles trace the history of French dance music – on period instruments – from the Court of the Sun King at Versailles to the riotous 1913 Paris premiere of Stravinsky’s ballet The Rite of Spring.

            François-Xavier Roth and Les Siècles trace the history of French dance music – on period instruments – from the Court of the Sun King at Versailles to the riotous 1913 Paris premiere of Stravinsky’s ballet The Rite of Spring.

            Programme

            Performers

            Prom 4: Les Siècles – The Rite of Spring