ѿý

Proms 2025

ѿý Proms

ìDz󲹲 ѿý Proms

A rèir mìos

  • Dih 18 Iuch 2014

  • DiS 19 Iuch 2014

  • DiD 20 Iuch 2014

  • DiL 21 Iuch 2014

    • 13:00
      Cadogan Hall

      French Baroque giant Les Arts Florissants launches this season’s Proms Chamber Music concerts at Cadogan Hall with music by Jean-Philippe Rameau, who died 250 years ago. His Pièces de clavecin en concerts sees the composer at his most dramatically vivid and virtuosic, showcasing this ensemble in the first of its two concerts this season.

      French Baroque giant Les Arts Florissants launches this season’s Proms Chamber Music concerts at Cadogan Hall with music by Jean-Philippe Rameau, who died 250 years ago. His Pièces de clavecin en concerts sees the composer at his most dramatically vivid and virtuosic, showcasing this ensemble in the first of its two concerts this season.

      ʰò

      Cluicheadairean

      ìDz󲹾𲹲-ù

      Proms Chamber Music 1: Les Arts Florissants
    • 17:30
      Royal College of Music

      Join Rachel Leach and professional musicians for a family-friendly introduction to tonight's Prom. Bring your instrument and join in!

      Proms Plus Family
    • 19:30
      Royal Albert Hall

      Proms favourite Julia Fischer returns as soloist in Dvořák’s earthy, folk-infused violin concerto, joining Zurich’s Tonhalle Orchestra for David Zinman’s final concert as its Chief Conductor. Strauss’s playful depiction of the prankster Till Eulenspiegel continues the musical journey across Central Europe, and the evening closes among the breathtaking landscapes of Beethoven’s ‘Pastoral’ Symphony.

      Proms favourite Julia Fischer returns as soloist in Dvořák’s earthy, folk-infused violin concerto, joining Zurich’s Tonhalle Orchestra for David Zinman’s final concert as its Chief Conductor. Strauss’s playful depiction of the prankster Till Eulenspiegel continues the musical journey across Central Europe, and the evening closes among the breathtaking landscapes of Beethoven’s ‘Pastoral’ Symphony.

      ʰò

      Cluicheadairean

      Pàirt de
      Proms 2014
      Prom 5: Beethoven, Dvořák & R.Strauss
  • DiM 22 Iuch 2014

    • 16:45
      Royal College of Music

      Proms Plus Intro
    • 18:30
      Royal Albert Hall

      The Glyndebourne Festival’s annual visit to the Proms continues our Strauss 150th-anniversary celebrations with a semi-staging of his sparkling comic opera Der Rosenkavalier. Conductor Robin Ticciati conjures this gilded fantasy of fin-de-siècle Vienna with the help of an international cast, led by British soprano Kate Royal in her role debut as the Marschallin.

      The Glyndebourne Festival’s annual visit to the Proms continues our Strauss 150th-anniversary celebrations with a semi-staging of his sparkling comic opera Der Rosenkavalier. Conductor Robin Ticciati conjures this gilded fantasy of fin-de-siècle Vienna with the help of an international cast, led by British soprano Kate Royal in her role debut as the Marschallin.

      ʰò

      Cluicheadairean

      • Kate Royal
        soprano (Marschallin)
        soprano (Marschallin)
      • Tara Erraught
        mezzo-soprano (Octavian )
        mezzo-soprano (Octavian )
      • Franz Hawlata
        bass (Baron Ochs)
        bass (Baron Ochs)
      • Louise Alder
        soprano (Sophie), Proms debut artist
        soprano (Sophie), Proms debut artist
      • Michael Kraus
        baritone (Herr von Faninal), Proms debut artist
        baritone (Herr von Faninal), Proms debut artist
      • Miranda Keys
        soprano (Marianne)
        soprano (Marianne)
      • Christopher Gillett
        tenor (Valzacchi)
        tenor (Valzacchi)
      • Helene Schneiderman
        mezzo-soprano (Annina), Proms debut artist
        mezzo-soprano (Annina), Proms debut artist
      • Gwynne Howell
        bass (Notary)
        bass (Notary)
      • Andrej Dunaev
        tenor (Italian Singer), Proms debut artist
        tenor (Italian Singer), Proms debut artist
      • Robert Wörle
        tenor (Innkeeper), Proms debut artist
        tenor (Innkeeper), Proms debut artist
      • Scott Conner
        bass (Police Inspector), Proms debut artist
        bass (Police Inspector), Proms debut artist
      • پù-ù
      • Sarah Fahie
        stage director
        stage director
      • Daniel Francis-Swaby
        singer (Mohammed, servant to the Marschallin)
        singer (Mohammed, servant to the Marschallin)
      • Trevor Eliot Bowes
        singer (Footman to the Marschallin / Boots)
        singer (Footman to the Marschallin / Boots)
      • Niel Joubert
        singer (Footman to the Marschallin / Waiter)
        singer (Footman to the Marschallin / Waiter)
      • Nicholas Morris
        singer (Footman to the Marschallin / Waiter)
        singer (Footman to the Marschallin / Waiter)
      • David Shaw
        singer (Footman to the Marschallin / Waiter)
        singer (Footman to the Marschallin / Waiter)
      • Paul Hopwood
        singer (Major-Domo to the Marschallin)
        singer (Major-Domo to the Marschallin)
      • Jacquelyn Parker
        singer (Noble Widow)
        singer (Noble Widow)
      • Louise Kemeny
        singer (Noble Orphan)
        singer (Noble Orphan)
      • Bethan Langford
        singer (Noble Orphan)
        singer (Noble Orphan)
      • Lucie Spickova
        singer (Noble Orphan)
        singer (Noble Orphan)
      • Magdalena Molendowska
        singer (Milliner)
        singer (Milliner)
      • Joshua Owen Mills
        singer (Animal Seller)
        singer (Animal Seller)
      • Marian De Graef
        singer (Hairdresser)
        singer (Hairdresser)
      • Osman Mos
        singer (Hairdresser's Assistant)
        singer (Hairdresser's Assistant)
      • Joseph Bader
        singer (Leopold)
        singer (Leopold)
      • Alun Rhys-Jenkins
        singer (Major-Domo to Faninal)
        singer (Major-Domo to Faninal)
      • Andrew Davies
        singer (Waiter)
        singer (Waiter)
      • Danielle Meehan
        singer (Maid)
        singer (Maid)
      • Suzy King
        singer (Couturier)
        singer (Couturier)
      • Richard Dyball
        singer (Clerk/Conductor)
        singer (Clerk/Conductor)
      • Chloe Dowell
        dancer
        dancer
      • Caitlin Fretwell Walsh
        dancer
        dancer
      • Graham Bass
        singer (Baron Ochs's Child)
        singer (Baron Ochs's Child)
      • Gabriel Crozier
        singer (Baron Ochs's Child)
        singer (Baron Ochs's Child)
      • Charles Davies
        singer (Baron Ochs's Child)
        singer (Baron Ochs's Child)
      • Harry Lees
        singer (Baron Ochs's Child)
        singer (Baron Ochs's Child)
      • William Stone
        singer (Baron Ochs's Child)
        singer (Baron Ochs's Child)
      • Ben Withnell
        singer (Baron Ochs's Child)
        singer (Baron Ochs's Child)

      ìDz󲹾𲹲-ù

      Prom 6: Strauss – Der Rosenkavalier
  • DiC 23 Iuch 2014

    • 16:45
      Royal College of Music

      The award-winning poet and librettist Michael Symmons Roberts and musician, priest and broadcaster Richard Coles  discuss the literary works which inspired the composer John Tavener from George Herbert and John Donne to William Blake.

      Proms Plus Literary
    • 18:30
      Royal Albert Hall

      Shostakovich’s Tenth Symphony – a violent portrait of the horrors of Stalin’s Russia – is the centrepiece of this concert from Jiří Bělohlávek and the ѿý Symphony Orchestra. They are joined by German violinist Isabelle Faust for the passionate nationalism of Bartók’s Second Violin Concerto, and the concert opens with the first of two posthumous premieres this season by John Tavener.

      Shostakovich’s Tenth Symphony – a violent portrait of the horrors of Stalin’s Russia – is the centrepiece of this concert from Jiří Bělohlávek and the ѿý Symphony Orchestra. They are joined by German violinist Isabelle Faust for the passionate nationalism of Bartók’s Second Violin Concerto, and the concert opens with the first of two posthumous premieres this season by John Tavener.

      ʰò

      Cluicheadairean

      Pàirt de
      Proms 2014
      Prom 7: Shostakovich, Bartók & Tavener
    • 22:15
      Royal Albert Hall

      Better known as the electro-pop duo the Pet Shop Boys, Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe make their Proms debut here as composers. The world premiere of their large-scale work A Man from the Future, inspired by code-breaker Alan Turing, sits alongside new orchestral arrangements of favourite Pet Shop Boys songs.

      Better known as the electro-pop duo the Pet Shop Boys, Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe make their Proms debut here as composers. The world premiere of their large-scale work A Man from the Future, inspired by code-breaker Alan Turing, sits alongside new orchestral arrangements of favourite Pet Shop Boys songs.

      ʰò

          • Overture to 'Performance' (arr. R. Niles)(8 mion)
          • Four Songs in A minor (orch. A. Badalamenti)(20 mion)('Vocal', 'Love is a Catastrophe', 'Later Tonight', 'Rent')
          • A Man from the Future (orch. S. Helbig)(45 mion)world premiere

      Cluicheadairean

      ìDz󲹾𲹲-ù

      Prom 8: Pet Shop Boys
  • Dia 24 Iuch 2014

  • Dih 25 Iuch 2014

    • 17:45
      Royal College of Music

      Proms Plus Portrait
    • 19:30
      Royal Albert Hall

      A concert of 20th-century English music explores musical friendships. Walton’s Hindemith Variations pay homage to a beloved colleague; Elgar’s 'Enigma' Variations paint evocative portraits of family and friends. Tasmin Little joins the ѿý Philharmonic for Moeran’s rarely heard Violin Concerto, and English music comes right up to date with David Horne’s Daedalus in Flight.

      A concert of 20th-century English music explores musical friendships. Walton’s Hindemith Variations pay homage to a beloved colleague; Elgar’s 'Enigma' Variations paint evocative portraits of family and friends. Tasmin Little joins the ѿý Philharmonic for Moeran’s rarely heard Violin Concerto, and English music comes right up to date with David Horne’s Daedalus in Flight.

      ʰò

      Cluicheadairean

      Pàirt de
      Proms 2014
      Prom 10: Elgar, Walton, Moeran & David Horne
  • DiS 26 Iuch 2014

    • 11:00
      Royal Albert Hall

      Following the sell-out success of 2013’s Doctor Who Prom, this year parents are invited to join their children for the first ever CBeebies Prom. Take a journey through the history of classical music with some of your favourite CBeebies characters, in an adventure that combines live music from the ѿý Philharmonic and video action on screens around the Royal Albert Hall.

      Following the sell-out success of 2013’s Doctor Who Prom, this year parents are invited to join their children for the first ever CBeebies Prom. Take a journey through the history of classical music with some of your favourite CBeebies characters, in an adventure that combines live music from the ѿý Philharmonic and video action on screens around the Royal Albert Hall.

      ʰò

      Cluicheadairean

      • Ben Faulks
        presenter
        presenter
      • Chris Jarvis
        presenter
        presenter
      • Gemma Hunt
        presenter
        presenter
      • Steven Kynman
        presenter
        presenter
      • پù-ù
      Pàirt de
      Proms 2014
      Prom 11: CBeebies Prom
    • 14:00
      Royal College of Music

      Join Mary King and members of the ѿý Singers to sing extracts from Bach's St John Passion. Open to ages 16-plus.

      Proms Plus Sing
    • 18:15
      Royal College of Music

      Proms Plus Intro
    • 20:00
      Royal Albert Hall

      Few classical works have the urgency and dramatic immediacy of Bach’s St John Passion. Here it is vividly realised by a cast led by tenor James Gilchrist. The finest Evangelist of his generation, Gilchrist sings the role at the Proms for the first time, under conductor Sir Roger Norrington, 80 this year.

      Few classical works have the urgency and dramatic immediacy of Bach’s St John Passion. Here it is vividly realised by a cast led by tenor James Gilchrist. The finest Evangelist of his generation, Gilchrist sings the role at the Proms for the first time, under conductor Sir Roger Norrington, 80 this year.

      ʰò

      Cluicheadairean

      ìDz󲹾𲹲-ù

      Pàirt de
      Proms 2014
      Prom 12: Bach – St John Passion
    • 22:15
      Royal Albert Hall

      Proms Plus Late
  • DiD 27 Iuch 2014

    • 11:00
      Royal Albert Hall

      Following the sell-out success of 2013’s Doctor Who Prom, this year parents are invited to join their children for the first ever CBeebies Prom. Take a journey through the history of classical music with some of your favourite CBeebies characters, in an adventure that combines live music from the ѿý Philharmonic and video action on screens around the Royal Albert Hall.

      Following the sell-out success of 2013’s Doctor Who Prom, this year parents are invited to join their children for the first ever CBeebies Prom. Take a journey through the history of classical music with some of your favourite CBeebies characters, in an adventure that combines live music from the ѿý Philharmonic and video action on screens around the Royal Albert Hall.

      ʰò

      Cluicheadairean

      • Chris Jarvis
        presenter
        presenter
      • Gemma Hunt
        presenter
        presenter
      • Ben Faulks
        presenter
        presenter
      • پù-ù
      • Steven Kynman
        presenter
        presenter
      Pàirt de
      Proms 2014
      Prom 13: CBeebies Prom
    • 17:45
      Royal College of Music

      Proms Plus Intro
    • 19:30
      Royal Albert Hall

      The lilt of the waltz pulses through the first half of this programme – first in Ravel’s modernist reimagining in Valses nobles et sentimentales, and then in his witty La valse. French music takes a sacred turn after the interval with Duruflé’s Requiem, and elsewhere Swiss flute virtuoso Emmanuel Pahud premieres Simon Holt’s concerto Morpheus Wakes.

      The lilt of the waltz pulses through the first half of this programme – first in Ravel’s modernist reimagining in Valses nobles et sentimentales, and then in his witty La valse. French music takes a sacred turn after the interval with Duruflé’s Requiem, and elsewhere Swiss flute virtuoso Emmanuel Pahud premieres Simon Holt’s concerto Morpheus Wakes.

      ʰò

      Pàirt de
      Proms 2014
      Prom 14: Duruflé, Ravel and Simon Holt
  • DiL 28 Iuch 2014

    • 13:00
      Cadogan Hall

      Baroque violinist Rachel Podger is joined by hand-picked musical friends to explore the contrasts and contradictions of C. P. E.  Bach, who celebrates his 300th anniversary this year. The composer’s Sonata in C minor in particular offers an extraordinary musical portrait of the most musically rebellious of the younger Bachs.

      Baroque violinist Rachel Podger is joined by hand-picked musical friends to explore the contrasts and contradictions of C. P. E.  Bach, who celebrates his 300th anniversary this year. The composer’s Sonata in C minor in particular offers an extraordinary musical portrait of the most musically rebellious of the younger Bachs.

      ʰò

          • Trio Sonata in A major(13 mion)
          • Violin Sonata in C minor(17 mion)
          • Keyboard Sonata in E minor ('Kenner und Liebhaber' Collection No. 5), Wq 59/1(8 mion)
          • Trio Sonata in C minor, 'Sanguineus and Melancholicus'(14 mion)

      Cluicheadairean

      ìDz󲹾𲹲-ù

      Proms Chamber Music 2: C. P. E. Bach
    • 17:30
      Royal College of Music

      Join professional musicians for a family-friendly introduction to tonight's Prom. Bring your instrument and join in!

      Proms Plus Family
    • 19:30
      Royal Albert Hall

      Turbulent mythical love meets poised Classical elegance in a concert from the ѿý Symphony Orchestra that sets Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 23 alongside Ravel’s sensuous ballet score Daphnis and Chloe. Launching us far beyond either Mozart’s Vienna or Ravel’s Paris, Jonathan Dove’s new orchestral work Gaia Theory explores the idea of life on our planet evolving alongside the environment.

      Turbulent mythical love meets poised Classical elegance in a concert from the ѿý Symphony Orchestra that sets Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 23 alongside Ravel’s sensuous ballet score Daphnis and Chloe. Launching us far beyond either Mozart’s Vienna or Ravel’s Paris, Jonathan Dove’s new orchestral work Gaia Theory explores the idea of life on our planet evolving alongside the environment.

      ʰò

      Prom 15: Mozart, Ravel & Jonathan Dove
  • DiM 29 Iuch 2014

  • DiC 30 Iuch 2014

  • Dia 31 Iuch 2014

  • Dih 1 Lùna 2014