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Proms 2016 Page 1 of 7 Proms 2016 Page 1 of 7 Prom 1: First Night of the Proms Valery Gergiev conductor Prom 10: Ten Pieces II 19:30 Friday 15 Jul 2016 ON TV 11:00 Saturday 23 Jul 2016 Royal Albert Hall Royal Albert Hall Prom 5: Beethoven ± Missa solemnis Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky 18:30 Tuesday 19 Jul 2016 Johann Sebastian Bach Fantasy Overture ©Romeo and Juliet© (20 mins) Royal Albert Hall Toccata and Fugue in D minor Edward Elgar Leonard Bernstein Cello Concerto in E minor (29 mins) Ludwig van Beethoven Mambo (from West Side Story) Sergei Prokofiev Missa solemnis (90 mins) Georges Bizet Cantata ©Alexander Nevsky© (41 mins) Carmen Suite No 2 (Habanera) Camilla Nylund soprano Carmen Suite No 2 (Chanson du toréador) Sol Gabetta cello Birgit Remmert mezzo-soprano Anna Clyne Olga Borodina mezzo-soprano Stuart Skelton tenor Night Ferry BBC National Chorus of Wales Hanno Müller-Brachmann bass Joseph Haydn BBC Symphony Chorus Hallé Choir Trumpet Concerto (3rd mvt) BBC Symphony Orchestra Manchester Chamber Choir Gabriel Prokofiev Sakari Oramo conductor BBC Philharmonic Concerto for Turntables and Orchestra (5th mvt) Gianandrea Noseda conductor Dmitri Shostakovich Symphony No 10 in E minor (2nd mvt) Prom 2: Mussorgsky ± Boris Godunov Ralph Vaughan Williams 19:30 Saturday 16 Jul 2016 Prom 6: Gospel Prom The Lark Ascending Royal Albert Hall 22:15 Tuesday 19 Jul 2016 ON TV Giuseppe Verdi Royal Albert Hall Requiem (Dies irae) Modest Mussorgsky Requiem (Tuba mirum) Boris Godunov Israel J. Allen singer Richard Wagner concert performance; sung in Russian (121 mins) Tehila Daniel singer Die Walküre ± Ride of the Valkyries Dawn Thomas Wallace singer Bryn Terfel Boris Godunov YolanDa Brown singer Lemn Sissay presenter Benjamin Knight Fyodor Niji Adeleye singer DJ Mr Switch turntables Vlada Borovko Xenia London Adventist Chorale Matilda Lloyd trumpet John Graham Hall Shuisky London Community Gospel Choir Esther Yoo violin Kostas Smoriginas Schelkalav Muyiwa & Riversongz Wayne Marshall organ Ain Anger Pimen Noel Robinson BBC Philharmonic David Butt Philip Grigory (Pretender Dmitry) Nu Image Alpesh Chauhan conductor Andrii Goniukov Varlaam V9 Collective Harry Nicoll Missail Volney Morgan & New-Ye University Gospel Choir of the Year Mass Choir Rebecca de Pont Davies Innkeeper Prom 11: Wagner and Tippett Karen Gibson conductor Andrew Tortise Yurodivy (Holy Fool) 19:30 Saturday 23 Jul 2016 ON TV Orchestra of the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden Royal Albert Hall Sir Antonio Pappano conductor Prom 7: Faure, Stravinsky and Poulenc Michael Tippett 19:30 Wednesday 20 Jul 2016 A Child of Our Time (73 mins) Royal Albert Hall Prom 3: Mozart, Haydn and Fauré Richard Wagner 19:00 Sunday 17 Jul 2016 ON TV Die Walküre ± final scene (30 mins) Royal Albert Hall Gabriel Fauré Shylock (19 mins) Tamara Wilson soprano Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Igor Stravinsky Pamela Helen Stephen mezzo-soprano Exsultate, jubilate (14 mins) Pulcinella Suite (23 mins) Peter Hoare tenor Joseph Haydn INTERVAL James Creswell bass Mass in C major ©Paukenmesse© (4 mins) Francis Poulenc BBC National Chorus of Wales Gabriel Fauré Stabat Mater (30 mins) BBC National Orchestra of Wales Requiem (7 mins) Mark Wigglesworth conductor Cantique de Jean Racine (6 mins) Julie Fuchs soprano Requiem (36 mins) Julien Behr tenor BBC Singers Prom 12: Ten Pieces II Lucy Crowe soprano BBC Symphony Orchestra 16:00 Sunday 24 Jul 2016 ON TV Paula Murrihy mezzo-soprano Marc Minkowski conductor Royal Albert Hall Robin Tritschler tenor Roderick Williams baritone Johann Sebastian Bach Choir of King©s College, Cambridge Prom 8: Strictly Prom Toccata and Fugue in D minor Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment 19:30 Thursday 21 Jul 2016 ON TV Leonard Bernstein Stephen Cleobury conductor Royal Albert Hall Mambo (from West Side Story) Georges Bizet Katie Derham presenter/dancer Carmen Suite No 2 (Habanera) Proms Chamber Music 1: Debussy, Dutilleux and Mozart Joanne Clifton dancer Carmen Suite No 2 (Chanson du toréador) Karen Clifton dancer 13:00 Monday 18 Jul Anna Clyne Kevin Clifton dancer Cadogan Hall Night Ferry Janette Manrara dancer Joseph Haydn Giovanni Pernice dancer Claude Debussy Trumpet Concerto (3rd mvt) Aljaž Škorjanec dancer Cello Sonata (13 mins) Gabriel Prokofiev Henri Dutilleux BBC Concert Orchestra Gavin Sutherland conductor Concerto for Turntables and Orchestra (5th mvt) Ainsi la nuit (15 mins) Dmitri Shostakovich Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Symphony No 10 in E minor (2nd mvt) Piano Concerto No. 12 in A major, K414 (25 mins) Ralph Vaughan Williams Prom 9: Le Cercle de l'Harmonie The Lark Ascending Paul Lewis piano 19:30 Friday 22 Jul 2016 Royal Albert Hall Giuseppe Verdi Bjùrg Lewis cello Requiem (Dies irae) Vertavo String Quartet Requiem (Tuba mirum) Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Richard Wagner Symphony No 39 in E flat major (29 mins) Die Walküre ± Ride of the Valkyries Prom 4: Munich Philharmonic Orchestra and Valery Gergiev Felix Mendelssohn Aria ©Infelice!© (13 mins) 19:30 Monday 18 Jul 2016 ON TV Naomi Wilkinson presenter INTERVAL Royal Albert Hall Lemn Sissay presenter Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart DJ Mr Switch turntables Aria ©Ah, lo previdi© (13 mins) Maurice Ravel Matilda Lloyd trumpet Boléro (16 mins) Felix Mendelssohn Esther Yoo violin Sergei Rachmaninov Symphony No 4 in A major, ©Italian© (27 mins) Wayne Marshall organ Piano Concerto No 3 in D minor (42 mins) Ten Pieces Choir INTERVAL Rosa Feola soprano BBC Philharmonic Galina Ustvolskaya Le Cercle de l©Harmonie Alpesh Chauhan conductor Symphony No 3 ©Jesus Messiah, save us!© (14 mins) Jérémie Rhorer conductor Richard Strauss Der Rosenkavalier Suite (25 mins) Behzod Abduraimov piano Munich Philharmonic Orchestra Issue 1 20/04/2016 Information from bbc.co.uk/proms/ Proms 2016 Page 2 of 7 Prom 13: Beethoven ± Symphony No. 9 Prom 16: Prokofiev ± Romeo and Juliet Prom 22: Ravel, Lera Auerbach and Debussy 20:00 Sunday 24 Jul 2016 19:00 Wednesday 27 Jul 2016 19:30 Sunday 31 Jul 2016 Royal Albert Hall Royal Albert Hall Royal Albert Hall Magnus Lindberg Paul Dukas Maurice Ravel New Work (15 mins) La Péri ± Fanfare Mother Goose ± suite (16 mins) Ludwig van Beethoven and Poème dansé (20 mins) Lera Auerbach Symphony No 9 in D minor, ©Choral© (68 mins) Michael Berkeley The Infant Minstrel and His Peculiar Menagerie Violin Concerto BBC co-commission: UK premiere (30 mins) Miah Persson soprano BBC commission: world premiere (20 mins) INTERVAL Anna Stéphany mezzo-soprano INTERVAL Claude Debussy John Daszak tenor Sergei Prokofiev King Lear ± Fanfare d©ouverture (2 mins) Christopher Purves bass Romeo and Juliet (48 mins) King Lear ± Le sommeil de Lear (3 mins) London Philharmonic Choir La mer (23 mins) London Philharmonic Orchestra Chloë Hanslip violin Vladimir Jurowski conductor BBC National Orchestra of Wales Vadim Gluzman violin Jac van Steen conductor Crouch End Festival Chorus BBC Symphony Orchestra Proms Chamber Music 2: Guy Johnston and friends Edward Gardner conductor 13:00 Monday 25 Jul 2016 Prom 17: Roger Norrington conducts Berlioz, Beethoven and Cadogan Hall Brahms 19:30 Thursday 28 Jul 2016 Proms Chamber Music 3: A Satie cabaret Johannes Brahms Royal Albert Hall 13:00 Monday 1 Aug 2016 Hungarian Dance No. 5 in G minor (arr. A. L. Christopherson) Cadogan Hall (3 mins) Hector Berlioz Johann Sebastian Bach Beatrice and Benedict ± overture (8 mins) Alistair McGowan actor Motet ©O Jesu Christ, meins Lebens Licht©, BWV 118 Ludwig van Beethoven Jean Delescluse singer (arr. Robin Michael) (8 mins) Piano Concerto No. 4 in G major (34 mins) Alexandre Tharaud piano Edward Elgar INTERVAL Enigma Variationa ± Nimrod (arr. David Johnstone) (4 mins) Johannes Brahms Heitor Villa-Lobos Symphony No 1 in C minor (47 mins) Prom 23: Jörg Widmann, Schumann, Sibelius and Nielsen Bachianas Brasileiras No 5 (13 mins) 19:30 Monday 1 Aug 2016 Julius Klengel Robert Levin piano Royal Albert Hall Hymnus for 12 cellos (7 mins) Stuttgart Radio Symphony Orchestra (SWR) Sir Roger Norrington conductor Jörg Widmann Golda Schultz soprano Armonica Guy Johnston cello UK premiere (14 mins) Emma Denton cello Prom 18: Mahler ± Symphony No.3 Robert Schumann Benjamin Hughes cello 19:00 Friday 29 Jul 2016 ON TV Violin Concerto in D minor (30 mins) Su-a Lee cello Royal Albert Hall INTERVAL Sarah McMahon cello Jean Sibelius Robin Michael cello Gustav Mahler The Tempest ± Prelude (8 mins) Brian O©Kane cello Symphony No 3 in D minor (101 mins) Carl Nielsen Justin Pearson cello Symphony No. 5 (35 mins) Pedro Silva cello Sarah Connolly mezzo-soprano Victoria Simonsen cello London Symphony Chorus (women©s voices) Christa Schönfeldinger glass harmonica Gabriella Swallow cello London Symphony Orchestra Teodoro Anzellotti accordian Adi Tal cello Bernard Haitink conductor Thomas Zehetmair violin BBC Philharmonic John Storgårds conductor Prom 14: Rossini ± The Barber of Seville Prom 19: David Bowie Prom 19:00 Monday 25 Jul 2016 22:15 Friday 29 Jul 2016 ON TV Royal Albert Hall Royal Albert Hall Prom 24: Ginastera, Britten and Schubert 19:30 Tuesday 2 Aug 2016 Gioachino Rossini S t a r g a ze Ensemble Royal Albert Hall The Barber of Seville (145 mins) André de Ridder conductor Alberto Ginastera Danielle de Niese Rosina Ollantay Alessandro Corbelli Dr Bartolo Prom 20: Berlioz ± Romeo and Juliet London premiere (14 mins) Taylor Stayton Count Almaviva 19:30 Saturday 30 Jul 2016 ON TV Benjamin Britten Björn Bürger Figaro Royal Albert Hall Piano Concerto (30 mins) Janis Kelly Berta INTERVAL Huw Montague Rendall Fiorello Hector Berlioz Franz Schubert Glyndebourne Festival Opera Company Romeo and Juliet Symphony No. 9 in C major, ©Great© (60 mins)
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