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| | | | | | The 2014 Proms season began with Elgar's biblical oratorio, The Kingdom. Celebrated Elgarian and Proms favourite Sir Andrew Davis was joined by a distinguished cast of soloists, the BBC Symphony Orchestra and Chorus and the BBC National Chorus of Wales for a sumptuous opening night performance. Watch the First Night of the Proms on the BBC iPlayer.. | | |
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| | This week | BBC Proms 2014 | |
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| | Glyndebourne marks its own 80th anniversary and Strauss's 150th with the composer's richly melodic Der Rosenkavalier - the first of a trilogy of Strauss operas at this year's Proms. Robin Ticciati conducts an international cast. | | Better known as the electro-pop duo the Pet Shop Boys, Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe make their Proms debut here as composers. Tune in for the world premiere of their large-scale work A Man from the Future, inspired by code-breaker Alan Turing. | | 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. | | |
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| | Listen online | Highlights from last week | |
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| | Gabby Logan hosts the first ever BBC Sport Prom, recalling great sporting events with memorable TV themes. Sporting celebrities select their favourite classical items and we relive some unforgettable sporting moments. Sunday | 10:30am | | Syrian Kanun virtuoso Maya Youssef joins Mary Ann Kennedy in the studio for a live session. Plus, this week's Commonwealth Connections feature a rural Mukuni village in Zambia and saxophonist Manu Dibango from Cameroon. Friday | 11:00pm | | Indulging his percussive past, Geoffrey Smith presents a survey of scintillating moments by some favourite jazz drummers, from Chick Webb and Gene Krupa to Max Roach and Philly Joe Jones, with a final burst from Buddy Rich. Sunday | 0:00am | | |
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| | Coming Up This Week | 3 Highlights | |
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| | Sean Rafferty celebrates The Romantic Piano with four piano recitals recorded in Dublin and Belfast. Featuring performances by Ronald Brautigam, Lang Lang, Michael McHale and Finghin Collins. Tue - Fri | 1:00pm | | Stephen Johnson introduces the first of four programmes paying tribute to Antony Hopkins, composer and presenter of the long-running radio series 'Talking About Music'. Friday | 8:00pm | | Lopa Kothari and Mary Ann Kennedy introduce the first of a weekend of broadcasts from the globe's leading festival of world music, live from the festival site in Charlton Park in Wiltshire. Friday | 11:00pm | | |
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| | | | Explore and listen to a selection of highlights from the BBC Proms 2014. Including: Elgar: The Kingdom Liszt: Piano Concerto No. 1 Mussorgsky: Pictures at an Exhibition View collection | | | |
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| | | | Discover a hand-picked selection of the latest arts, drama, world music and jazz programmes broadcast on Radio 3. Including: Jazz Line-Up: Jean Toussaint The Verb in the Great War View collection | | | |
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| | | | Visit our blog for the latest notes from presenters and producers to accompany programmes from across the Radio 3 schedule. The blog features weekly posts from Essential Classics and Commonwealth Connections, as well as detailed insights into our special seasons and events; including exclusive photos, clips and comment. Read the Radio 3 Blog | | | |
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| | Explore the BBC Proms 2014 online | |
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| | On Twitter, follow @BBCRadio3 for pictures, links to Proms content you can enjoy online and @BBCProms for news from the Royal Albert Hall and behind-the-scenes insights. | | Be first in the know by signing up for the BBC Proms Newsletter, full of exclusive news from the bggest classical music festival in the world. | | On Facebook, like the BBC Radio 3 page for pictures and links to Proms content you can enjoy online and the BBC Proms page for news from the Royal Albert Hall and behind-the-scenes insights. | | |
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