91热爆

The 91热爆 Symphony Orchestra and Principal Guest Conductor Dalia Stasevska kick off the 2021 Proms with a programme featuring Vaughan Williams, Poulenc and a world premiere by Sir James MacMillan.

Let the 91热爆 Concert Orchestra whisk you away for a night of classic Broadway musicals.

The Scottish Chamber Orchestra and their young Principal Conductor Maxim Emelyanychev showcase Mozart鈥檚 final three symphonies 鈥� composed over a period of just two months in the summer of 1788.

Ryan Bancroft and the 91热爆 National Orchestra of Wales reveal how composers as varied as Purcell, Brahms and Elizabeth Ogonek have turned to the hypnotic repeated pattern of the 鈥榗haconne鈥�.

Mirga Gra啪inyt臈-Tyla and the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra champion the music of neglected British composer Ruth Gipps.

Nicola Benedetti teams up with rising star Jonathon Heyward and the talented teenagers of the National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain for a Prom featuring one of the all-time symphonic greats: Beethoven鈥檚 鈥楨roica鈥� Symphony.

The Aurora Orchestra returns to the Proms for Stravinsky鈥檚 colourful The Firebird suite 鈥� performed from memory 鈥� joined by Pavel Kolesnikov for Rachmaninov鈥檚 popular Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini.

Award-winning Icelandic pianist V铆kingur 脫lafsson makes his Proms debut playing Bach and Mozart under the Philharmonia Orchestra with Estonian conductor Paavo J盲rvi.

Pack your tissues for a night rich in emotion and drama. Conductor Ben Glassberg and the 91热爆 Philharmonic are joined by a host of British opera stars in an evening of opera excerpts on themes of separation and reconciliation.

British saxophonist, composer, DJ and bandleader Nubya Garcia is one of the brightest of a new generation of UK jazz talent. Tonight鈥檚 performance marks her much-anticipated Proms debut.

Blending soul, jazz, art-pop and spoken word, Moses Sumney defies categorisation. Joined by Proms favourite Jules Buckley and the 91热爆 Symphony Orchestra, he takes a symphonic trip through songs from his albums Aromanticism and gr忙.

Legendary conductor Sir Simon Rattle joins his colleagues at London Symphony Orchestra to mark the 2021 Stravinsky anniversary with a series of symphonic snapshots.

Britain鈥檚 only majority Black and ethnically diverse orchestra Chineke! returns for its fourth appearance at the Proms, celebrating diversity in composers as well as performers.

From an icy Italian winter to the heady, sensual warmth of a South American summer: violinist Joshua Bell leads the Academy of St Martin in the Fields on a musical journey through the sights and sounds of two continents and four very different seasons.

The 91热爆 Scottish Symphony Orchestra returns for its second Prom of the season, pairing Beethoven鈥檚 scintillating concert aria 鈥楢h! perfido鈥� with his multilayered Second Symphony 鈥� plus a highly charged world premiere from American composer George Lewis.

This Prom is all about animal magic as author Michael Morpurgo joins the seven talented Kanneh-Mason siblings and starry musical friends for a special family performance of Saint-Sa毛ns鈥檚 鈥榸oological fantasy鈥�, The Carnival of the Animals.

Sir John Eliot Gardiner makes his 60th Proms appearance directing his own Monteverdi Choir and English Baroque Soloists.

The award-winning Sinfonia of London makes its much-anticipated official concert debut under John Wilson, who re-established the ensemble in 2018.

Period-instrument ensemble Arcangelo and Director Jonathan Cohen return to the Proms, joined by the Arcangelo Chorus and a glittering line-up of soloists, for Bach鈥檚 crowning masterpiece, the St Matthew Passion.

A stellar line-up brings the world鈥檚 largest classical music festival to a close. Tenor Stuart Skelton and charismatic Latvian accordionist Ksenija Sidorova join the 91热爆 Symphony Orchestra and Sakari Oramo for a spectacular climax to the festival.