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Proms 2014 Page 1 of 7 Proms 2014 Page 1 of 7 Prom 1: First Night of the Proms Proms Chamber Music 1: Les Arts Florissants Prom 9: Brahms & Janáček Friday 18 July Monday 21 July Thursday 24 July 7.30pm ± c9.10pm 1.00pm ± c2.00pm 7.30pm ± c9.45pm Royal Albert Hall Cadogan Hall Royal Albert Hall Elgar Rameau Brahms The Kingdom, Op. 51 (90 mins) Pièces de clavecin en concerts (53 mins): Piano Concerto No. 1 in D minor (49 mins) Erin Wall soprano (Blessed Virgin) Premier concert : La Coulicam, La Livri - Rondeau gracieux, Le INTERVAL Catherine Wyn-Rogers mezzo-soprano (Mary Magdalene) Vézinet Janáček Andrew Staples tenor (St John) Deuxième concert : La Laborde, La Boucon, L©Agaçante, Premier Glagolitic Mass (original version, reconstructed P. Wingfield) (43 Christopher Purves baritone (St Peter) Menuet et Deuxième Menuet mins) BBC National Chorus of Wales Troisième concert : La Lapoplinière, La Timide, Premier Barry Douglas piano BBC Symphony Chorus Tambourin et Deuxième Tambourin en Rondeau Mlada Khudoley soprano BBC Symphony Orchestra Quatrième concert : La Pantomime, L©Indiscrète, La Rameau Yulia Matochkina mezzo-soprano Sir Andrew Davis conductor Cinquième concert : La Forqueray, La Cupis, La Marais Mikhail Vekua tenor Les Arts Florissants Yuri Vorobiev bass Paolo Zanzu harpsichord/director London Symphony Chorus Prom 2: Elgar, Tchaikovsky, Mussorgsky & Liszt London Symphony Orchestra Saturday 19 July Valery Gergiev conductor 7.30pm ± c10.25pm Prom 5: Beethoven, Dvořák & R.Strauss Royal Albert Hall Monday 21 July 7.30pm ± c9.50pm Prom 10: Elgar, Walton, Moeran & David Horne Elgar Royal Albert Hall Friday 25 July Military March, ©Pomp and Circumstance© in G major, Op 39.4 (6 7.30pm ± c9.50pm mins) Richard Strauss Royal Albert Hall Tchaikovsky Till Eulenspiegels lustige Streiche (18 mins) Fantasy-Overture ©Romeo and Juliet© (20 mins) Dvořák Walton Liszt Concerto for Violin in A minor, Op. 53 (32 mins) Variations on a Theme by Hindemith (23 mins) Piano Concerto No. 1 in E flat major (19 mins) INTERVAL Moeran INTERVAL Beethoven Violin Concerto (33 mins) Qigang Chen Symphony No. 6 in F major ©Pastoral©, Op 68 (40 mins) INTERVAL Joie éternelle (25 mins) Julia Fischer violin David Horne UK premiere Tonhalle Orchestra Zurich Daedalus in Flight (11 mins) Mussorgsky David Zinman conductor London premiere Pictures at an Exhibition (orch. Maurice Ravel) (35 mins) Elgar Haochen Zhang piano, Proms debut artist ©Enigma© Variations (29 mins) Alison Balsom trumpet Prom 6: Strauss ± Der Rosenkavalier Tasmin Little violin China Philharmonic Orchestra Tuesday 22 July BBC Philharmonic Long Yu conductor, Proms debut artist 6.30pm ± c10.40pm Juanjo Mena conductor Royal Albert Hall Prom 3: BBC Sport Prom Richard Strauss Prom 11: CBeebies Prom Sunday 20 July Der Rosenkavalier (185 mins) Saturday 26 July 10.30am ± c12.45pm Kate Royal soprano (Marschallin) 11.00am ± c11.50am Royal Albert Hall Tara Erraught mezzo-soprano (Octavian) Royal Albert Hall Lars Woldt bass, Proms debut artist (Baron Ochs) Programme to include: Teodora Gheorghiu soprano, Proms debut artist (Sophie) Programme to include: Michael Kraus baritone, Proms debut artist (Herr von Faninal) Barrie Bignold Mozart Miranda Keys soprano (Marianne) Around Sound A Musical Joke ± Presto Christopher Gillett tenor (Valzacchi) BBC commission: world premiere mezzo-soprano, Proms debut artist Orff Helene Schneiderman Holst Carmina Burana ± ©O Fortuna© (Annina) St Paul©s Suite ± Finale (The Dargason) Gwynne Howell bass (Notary) Prokofiev Wood Andrej Dunaev tenor, Proms debut artist (Italian Singer) Romeo and Juliet ± Montagues and Capulets (Dance of the Fantasia on British Sea-Songs ± Hornpipe Robert Wörle tenor, Proms debut artist (Innkeeper) Knights) plus music from CBeebies programmes Josef Strauss Scott Conner bass, Proms debut artist (Police Inspector) Glyndebourne Festival Opera Sport Polka Presenters to include: London Philharmonic Orchestra John Williams Ben Faulks (Mr Bloom), Proms debut artist Robin Ticciati conductor Summon the Heroes Gemma Hunt (from ©Swashbuckle©) plus TV themes including ©Match of the Day©, ©Test Match Chris Jarvis (from ©Show Me, Show Me©), Proms debut artist Special© and ©Wimbledon© Steven Kynman (Robert the Robot), Proms debut artist Prom 7: Shostakovich, Bartók & Tavener Gabby Logan presenter, Proms debut artist Wednesday 23 July Robin Cousins special guest BBC Philharmonic Kenny Logan special guest 6.30pm ± c9.00pm Stephen Bell conductor Phil Tufnell special guest Royal Albert Hall Anna Watkins special guest Crouch End Festival Chorus Tavener Prom 12: Bach ± St John Passion Gnosis (12 mins) BBC Concert Orchestra Saturday 26 July BBC commission: world premiere Rebecca Miller conductor 8.00pm ± c10.15pm Bartók Royal Albert Hall Concerto for Violin No. 2, Sz 112 (38 mins) INTERVAL Prom 4: World Orchestra for Peace, Valery Gergiev Bach Shostakovich Sunday 20 July St John Passion, BWV 245 (120 mins) Symphony No. 10 in E minor, Op 93 (53 mins) 7.30pm ± c10.00pm James Gilchrist tenor (Evangelist) Sarah Connolly mezzo-soprano Royal Albert Hall Neal Davies bass-baritone (Christus) Isabelle Faust violin Lucy Crowe soprano BBC Symphony Orchestra Roxanna Panufnik Clint van der Linde counter-tenor, Proms debut artist Jiří Bělohlávek conductor Three Paths to Peace (12 mins) Benjamin Hulett tenor European premiere Rudolf Rosen baritone, Proms debut artist Richard Strauss Zürcher Sing-Akademie Prom 8: Pet Shop Boys Die Frau ohne Schatten, Op. 65 (20 mins) Zurich Chamber Orchestra ± symphonic fantasia Wednesday 23 July Sir Roger Norrington conductor INTERVAL 10.15pm ± c11.40pm Mahler Royal Albert Hall Symphony No. 6 in A minor (77 mins) Prom 13: CBeebies Prom World Orchestra for Peace Neil Tennant/Chris Lowe Sunday 27 July Valery Gergiev conductor Overture to ©Performance© (arr. R. Niles) (8 mins) 11.00am ± c11.50am Four Songs in A minor (orch. A. Badalamenti) (20 mins) Royal Albert Hall (©Vocal©, ©Love is a Catastrophe©, ©Later Tonight©, ©Rent©) A Man from the Future (orch. S. Helbig) (45 mins) Programme to include: World premiere Barrie Bignold Pet Shop Boys Around Sound Chrissie Hynde vocalist BBC commission: world premiere Juliet Stevenson narrator Holst BBC Singers St Paul©s Suite ± Finale (The Dargason) BBC Concert Orchestra Dominic Wheeler conductor Wood Fantasia on British Sea-Songs ± Hornpipe Issue 3 19/07/2014 Information from bbc.co.uk/proms/ Proms 2014 Page 2 of 7 plus music from CBeebies programmes Sascha Goetzel conductor, Proms debut artist ± Dance of the Blessed Spirits; Dance of the Furies Iphigénie en Aulide (4 mins) Presenters to include ± ©Ma fille, Jupiter© Ben Faulks (Mr Bloom) Prom 17: Rameau ± Grands Motets Paisiello Gemma Hunt (from ©Swashbuckle©) Tuesday 29 July Olimpiade (7 mins) Chris Jarvis (from ©Show Me, Show Me©) 10.00pm ± c11.15pm ± ©Scogli, oh Dio! le sue catene© Steven Kynman (Robert the Robot) Royal Albert Hall Myrsini Margariti soprano, Proms debut artist Irini Karaianni mezzo-soprano, Proms debut artist BBC Philharmonic Rameau Armonia Atenea Stephen Bell conductor Deus noster refugium (27 mins) George Petrou conductor Quam dilecta tabernacula (21 mins) In convertendo Dominus (23 mins) Prom 14: Duruflé, Ravel and Simon Holt Rachel Redmond soprano Prom 21: The John Wilson Orchestra ± Kiss Me, Kate Sunday 27 July Katherine Watson soprano, Proms debut artist Saturday 2 August 7.30pm ± c9.45pm Reinoud Van Mechelen high tenor, Proms debut artist 7.30pm ± c10.30pm Royal Albert Hall Cyril Auvity tenor, Proms debut artist Royal Albert Hall Marc Mauillon baritone Ravel Cyril Costanzo bass, Proms debut artist Porter Valses nobles et sentimentales (orchestral version) (17 mins) Les Arts Florrisants Kiss Me, Kate (165 mins) Simon Holt William Christie conductor Ben Davis singer, Proms debut artist (Fred Graham / Petruchio) Morpheus Wakes (15 mins) Alexandra Silber singer, Proms debut artist (Lilli Vanessi / BBC commission: world premiere Katherine) Ravel Prom 18: Mahler, Ravel & Sir Harrison Birtwistle Tony Yazbeck singer, Proms debut artist (Bill Calhoun / La valse (13 mins) Wednesday 30 July Lucentio) INTERVAL 7.30pm ± c10.05pm Louise Dearman singer, Proms debut artist (Lois Lane / Bianca) Duruflé Royal Albert Hall John Wilson Orchestra Requiem, Op 9 (42 mins) John Wilson conductor Emmanuel Pahud flute Sir Harrison Birtwistle Gerald Finley baritone Night©s Black Bird (13 mins) Ruby Hughes soprano Ravel Prom 22: War Horse Prom BBC National Chorus of Wales Concerto for Piano in D major for the Left Hand (18 mins) Sunday 3 August National Youth Choir of Wales INTERVAL 4.30pm ± c6.00pm BBC National Orchestra of Wales Mahler Royal Albert Hall Thierry Fischer conductor Symphony No. 5 in C sharp minor (73 mins) Alexandre Tharaud piano Programme to include: BBC Philharmonic Bridge Proms Chamber Music 2: C. P. E. Bach Juanjo Mena conductor Summer Monday 28 July Elgar 1.00pm ± c2.00pm Two Partsongs, Op. 26 ± The Snow Cadogan Hall Prom 19: R. Strauss & Elgar Holst Thursday 31 July Ave Maria; Home they brought her warrior dead Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach 7.30pm ± c10.05pm Ravel Trio Sonata in A major (13 mins) Royal Albert Hall Le tombeau de Couperin ± excerpts Violin Sonata in C minor (17 mins) Adrian Sutton Keyboard Sonata in E minor (©Kenner und Liebhaber© Collection Richard Strauss War Horse Suite No. 5), Wq 59/1 (8 mins) Festival Prelude (11 mins) Life-Size War Horse Puppets by the Handspring Puppet Trio Sonata in C minor, ©Sanguineus and Melancholicus© (14 Deutsche Motette, Op. 62 (19 mins) Company, Proms debut artist mins) Four Last Songs (24 mins) Proms Military Wives Choir Rachel
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