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PROMS 2019 Page 1 of 7 PROMS 2019 Page 1 of 7 Prom 1: First Night of the Proms Prom 5: CBeebies: A Musical Trip to the Prom 7: Schumann, Schoenberg & Mozart 19:30 Friday 19 July 2019 ON TV Moon 19:30 Tuesday 23 July 2019 ON TV Royal Albert Hall 11:00 Monday 22 July 2019 ON TV Royal Albert Hall Royal Albert Hall Zosha Di Castri Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Long Is the Journey – Short Is the Memory (15 mins) George Frideric Handel Piano Concerto No. 15 in B flat major, K450 (25 mins) BBC commission: world première Solomon – The Arrival of the Queen of Sheba Paul Ben-Haim Antonín Dvořák John Adams Symphony No. 1 (30 mins) The Golden Spinning Wheel (28 mins) Short Ride in a Fast Machine (4 mins) Arnold Schoenberg Leos Janáček Benjamin Britten Five Orchestral Pieces (16 mins) Glagolitic Mass (43 mins) The Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra (4 mins) original version 1909 Final version 1928Henry Wood Novelties: UK première, 1930 Aaron Copland Robert Schumann Asmik Grigorian soprano Fanfare for the Common Man (3 mins) Symphony No 4 in D minor (26 mins) Jennifer Johnston mezzo-soprano (revised version, 1851) Ladislav Elgr tenor Giacomo Puccini Eric Owens bass-baritone Madam Butterfly – Humming Chorus (4 mins) Yeol Eum Son piano Peter Holder organ BBC Philharmonic BBC Singers Hans Zimmer Omer Meir Wellber conductor BBC Symphony Chorus Earth (6 mins) BBC Symphony Orchestra BBC commission: world première Karina Canellakis conductor Prom 8: Invitation to the Dance YolanDa Brown from 'Yolanda's Band Jam' 19:30 Wednesday 24 July 2019 Nigel Clarke from ‘The Baby Club Royal Albert Hall Prom 2: Bohemian Rhapsody Justin Fletcher from 'Somethnig Special', 'Justin's House' and 19:30 Saturday 20 July 2019 ON TV 'Gigglebiz' Claude Debussy Royal Albert Hall Chris Jarvis from 'CBeebies Stargazing' and 'Show Me, Show Me' Prélude à l'après-midi d'un faune (10 mins) Maddie Moate from 'Do You Know?' Henry Wood Novelties: UK première, 1904 Antonín Dvořák Cat Sandion from 'CBeebies House' and 'Magic Door' Violin Concerto in A minor (32 mins) Angie Newman sign language interpreter Péter Eötvös BBC Singers Alhambra (violin concerto) (20 mins) Bedrich Smetana CBeebies Prom Children's Choir BBC co-commission with Festival Internacional de Música y Má vlast (75 mins) Chineke! Orchestra Danza de Granada, Orchestre de Paris and Stiftung Berliner Kwamé Ryan conductor Philharmoniker: UK première Joshua Bell violin Bamberg Symphony Orchestra Béla Bartók Jakub Hrůša conductor Proms at … Cadogan Hall 1: VOCES8 Dance Suite (17 mins) 13:00 Monday 22 July 2019 Henry Wood Novelties: UK première, 1925 Cadogan Hall Prom 3: CBeebies: A Musical Trip to the Igor Stravinsky Hildegard von Bingen The Firebird – suite (revised version, 1919) (23 mins) Moon Henry Wood Novelties: UK première, 1913 11:00 Sunday 21 July 2019 ON TV Spiritus sanctus vivificans (3 mins) Royal Albert Hall Pérotin Isabelle Faust violin BBC Symphony Orchestra George Frideric Handel Viderunt omnes (3 mins) Péter Eötvös conductor Solomon – The Arrival of the Queen of Sheba – excerpt John Adams Josquin des Prez Short Ride in a Fast Machine (4 mins) Ave Maria … Virgo serena (5 mins) Prom 9: Strauss, Brahms & Broström 19:00 Thursday 25 July 2019 Benjamin Britten Jean Mouton Royal Albert Hall The Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra (4 mins) Nesciens mater virgo virum (5 mins) Richard Strauss Aaron Copland Tomás Luis de Victoria Till Eulenspiegels lustige Streiche (15 mins) Fanfare for the Common Man (3 mins) Regina coeli (a 8) (4 mins) Tobias Broström Giacomo Puccini Jonathan Dove Nigredo: Dark Night of the Soul (concerto for two trumpets and Madam Butterfly – Humming Chorus (4 mins) Vadam et circuibo civitatem (9 mins) orchestra) (28 mins) BBC co-commission with Malmö Symphony Orchestra: UK Hans Zimmer Orlande de Lassus première Earth (6 mins) Missa 'Bell'Amfitrit'altera' – Gloria (6 mins) BBC commission: world première Johannes Brahms Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina Symphony No 1 in C minor (45 mins) YolanDa Brown from 'Yolanda's Band Jam' Magnificat primi toni (5 mins) Nigel Clarke from ‘The Baby Club Jeroen Berwaerts trumpet Justin Fletcher from 'Somethnig Special', 'Justin's House' and William Byrd Håkan Hardenberger trumpet 'Gigglebiz' Sing joyfully unto God our strength (3 mins) BBC National Orchestra of Wales Chris Jarvis from 'CBeebies Stargazing' and 'Show Me, Show Me' Markus Stenz conductor Maddie Moate from 'Do You Know?' Alexia Sloane Cat Sandion from 'CBeebies House' and 'Magic Door' Earthward (4 mins) Angie Newman British Sign Language Interpreter BBC commission: world première Prom 10: Public Service Broadcasting BBC Singers 22:15 Thursday 25 July 2019 ON TV CBeebies Prom Children's Choir Orlando Gibbons Royal Albert Hall Chineke! Orchestra O clap your hands together (5 mins) Kwamé Ryan conductor Public Service Broadcasting VOCES8 The Race for Space Prom 4: The Planets London Contemporary Voices 19:30 Sunday 21 July 2019 Prom 6: The Rite of Spring Public Service Broadcasting Royal Albert Hall 19:30 Monday 22 July 2019 The Multi-Story Orchestra Royal Albert Hall Christopher Stark conductor John Adams Short Ride in a Fast Machine (4 mins) Anna Thorvaldsdottir Metacosmos (14 mins) Prom 11: 1969: The Sound of a Summer Samuel Barber UK première 19:30 Friday 26 July 2019 Violin Concerto (23 mins) Royal Albert Hall Benjamin Britten Gustav Holst Violin Concerto (32 mins) The Will Gregory Moog Ensemble The Planets (50 mins) BBC Concert Orchestra Igor Stravinsky Stephen Bell conductor Nemanja Radulović violin The Rite of Spring (35 mins) Trinity Boys Choir Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra James Ehnes violin Proms at … Battersea Arts Centre Orchestra of the Royal Academy of Music and the Julliard Kirill Karabits conductor 15:00 Saturday 27 July 2019 School Battersea Arts Centre Edward Gardner conductor promslist_2019_v02.html 2019-06-26 Information from bbc.co.uk/proms/ PROMS 2019 Page 2 of 7 Crewdson & Cevanne ensemble 19:00 Tuesday 30 July 2019 BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra Jennifer Walshe Royal Albert Hall Thomas Dausgaard conductor Oliver Coates Kit Downes Ludwig van Beethoven Neil Luck Symphony No 2 in D major (32 mins) Prom 21: Olivier Latry James McIlwrath 11:00 Sunday 4 August 2019 Rebecca Burden Dmitry Shostakovich Royal Albert Hall Mary-Ann Hushlak Symphony No 5 in D minor (44 mins) Musarc ensemble Aram Khachaturian Georgia Mann presenter Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra Gayane – Sabre Dance (transcr. Kiviniemi) (3 mins) Yannick Nézet‐Séguin conductor Manuel de Falla Prom 12: National Youth Orchestra of El amor brujo – Ritual fire dance (transcr. Latry) (5 mins) Great Britain Prom 16: Late Night – Angélique Kidjo 19:30 Saturday 27 July 2019 22:15 Tuesday 30 July 2019 ON TV Ludwig van Beethoven Royal Albert Hall Royal Albert Hall Adagio in F major (for mechanical clock) (5 mins) Lera Auerbach Angélique Kidjo Johann Sebastian Bach Icarus (12 mins) Toccata and Fugue in D minor, BWV 565 London première Prom 17: Bavarian Radio Symphony Eugène Gigout Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Orchestra – 2 Air célèbre de la Pentecôte (3 mins) Violin Concerto in D major (35 mins) 19:30 Wednesday 31 July 2019 ON TV Franz Liszt Royal Albert Hall Sergei Prokofiev Prelude and Fugue on the name BACH, S 260 (14 mins) (arr. Guillou) Romeo and Juliet (50 mins) Jean Sibelius excerpts Symphony No 1 in E minor (38 mins) Charles‐Marie Widor Henry Wood Novelties: UK première, 1903 Nicola Benedetti violin Bach's Memento – No. 4: Marche du veilleur de nuit (4 mins) National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain Sergei Prokofiev Camille Saint‐Saëns Mark Wigglesworth conductor Violin Concerto No. 2 in G minor (26 mins) Danse macabre (arr. Lemare) (8 mins) Henry Wood Novelties: UK première, 1936 Olivier Latry organ Prom 13: ‘From the Canyons to the Stars …’ Richard Strauss 19:30 Sunday 28 July 2019 Der Rosenkavalier – suite (24 mins) Royal Albert Hall Lisa Batiashvili violin Prom 22: Rachmaninov, Shostakovich & Olivier Messiaen Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra Outi Tarkiainen Des canyons aux étoiles … (105 mins) Yannick Nézet‐Séguin conductor 19:30 Sunday 4 August 2019 ON TV Royal Albert Hall Martin Owen horn David Hockings percussion Prom 18: Mahler & Britten Sergey Rachmaninov Alex Neal percussion 19:30 Thursday 1 August 2019 ON TV The Isle of the Dead (21 mins) Nicolas Hodges piano Royal Albert Hall Henry Wood Novelties: UK première, 1915 BBC Symphony Orchestra Sakari Oramo conductor Benjamin Britten Outi Tarkiainen Piano Concerto (35 mins) Midnight Sun Variations (10 mins) (revised version, 1945)Henry Wood Novelties: world première, BBC co-commission with the National Arts Centre Orchestra, Proms at … Cadogan Hall 2: A Celebration 1938 Ottawa: world première of Barbara Strozzi Dmitry Shostakovich 13:00 Monday 29 July 2019 Gustav Mahler Symphony No 11 in G minor 'The Year 1905' (58 mins) Cadogan Hall Das Lied von der Erde (64 mins) Henry Wood Novelties: UK première, 1914 BBC Philharmonic Barbara Strozzi John Storgårds conductor L'amante segreto (8 mins) Leif Ove Andsnes piano Claudia Mahnke mezzo-soprano Antonia Bembo Stuart Skelton tenor Ercole amante – 'Mingannasti in verità' (3 mins) BBC Symphony Orchestra Proms at … Cadogan Hall 3: The English Edward Gardner conductor Concert Barbara Strozzi 13:00 Monday 5 August 2019 Che si può fare (10 mins) Cadogan Hall Prom 19: Strauss, Schumann & MacMillan Antonia Bembo 19:30 Friday 2 August 2019 Henry Purcell Ercole amante – 'Volgete altrove il guardo' (4 mins) Royal Albert Hall The Virtuous Wife – overture (3 mins) The Fairy Queen – Hornpipe (2 mins) Barbara Strozzi Richard Strauss The Virtuous Wife (4 mins)
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