Proms 2024
Proms 2024 Calendar
By Date
Sat 7 Sep 2024
- 10:30Royal Albert Hall
For the first concert of Proms Choral Day, one of Britain’s best-loved choirs, The Sixteen, returns to the Proms under Harry Christophers for some of the most serene and spiritual choral works written in Victorian England.
For the first concert of Proms Choral Day, one of Britain’s best-loved choirs, The Sixteen, returns to the Proms under Harry Christophers for some of the most serene and spiritual choral works written in Victorian England.
Programme
- Coronation Anthem ‘I Was Glad’(6 mins)
- Three Motets, Op. 38(9 mins)
- Evening Hymn(7 mins)
- Faire is the heaven(5 mins)
- Greater love hath no man(6 mins)
- Eight Partsongs, Op. 127 – ‘The Guest’(3 mins)
- Eight Partsongs, Op. 127 – ‘When Mary thro’ the garden went’(3 mins)
- Eight Partsongs, Op. 127 – ‘To a Tree’(4 mins)
- Give unto the Lord(8 mins)
Performers
- Simon Johnsonorgan
- Harry Christophersconductor
- 11:00Nottingham Trent University Music Department
The Â鶹ԼÅÄ Young Composer Workshops offer young composers aged 12 to 18 the chance to meet and learn from leading composers, and to take part in a range of musical activities. Workshops will take place in Bristol, Gateshead and Nottingham.
Also part ofFree Events - 11:00Amaryllis Fleming Concert Hall, Royal College of Music
Join conductor Jason Max Ferdinand and special guests for a joyful Come & Sing workshop at the Royal College of Music exploring the classical, jazz and gospel music the Jason Max Ferdinand Singers will perform at its Prom. All ages welcome.
- 14:00Royal Albert Hall
The dynamic Jason Max Ferdinand Singers makes its UK debut in an uplifting matinee that mixes classical with jazz and gospel.
The dynamic Jason Max Ferdinand Singers makes its UK debut in an uplifting matinee that mixes classical with jazz and gospel.
Programme
- Lift Every Voice and Sing(6 mins)arr. R. Carter
- A Prayer(5 mins)
- Christ on the Mount of Olives – ‘Hallelujah’(4 mins)
- °Ã©°ù²¹³¾´Ç²õ(6 mins)
- The Lord’s Prayer(3 mins)
- A Choral Fantasy on ‘Soon I Will Be Done’(4 mins)
- Didn’t it Rain?(3 mins)arr. D. E. Dillard
- Nobody Knows the Trouble I’ve Seen(4 mins)arr. Norman Luboff
- His Name So Sweet(3 mins)arr. Hall Johnson
- Misty(5 mins)arr. J. Stoddart
- This Land Is Your Land(5 mins)arr. B. Morgan
- Safe in His Arms(7 mins)arr. Dennis Atkinson Jr.
- Precious Lord(5 mins)arr. Cedric Dent
- He’s Got the Whole World in His Hands(5 mins)arr. C. Dent
- World O World(8 mins)European premiere
Performers
- Rakhi Singhfirst violin
- Martyn Jacksonsecond violin
- Clifton Harrisonviola
- Ashok Kloudacello
- John Stoddartpiano
- Jason Max Ferdinandconductor
- Ben Havinden-Williamsdouble bass
- 17:00Albert Hall, Nottingham
Be first to hear pieces composed by the most recent winners of the Â鶹ԼÅÄ Young Composer competition, performed by the Â鶹ԼÅÄ Concert Orchestra under Hugh Brunt.
- 19:00Royal Albert Hall
Our Proms Choral Day culminates with one of music’s everlasting masterpieces, Handel’s Messiah, heard here in Mozart’s thrilling arrangement and delivered by massed choirs and the Academy of St Martin in the Fields under John Butt.
Our Proms Choral Day culminates with one of music’s everlasting masterpieces, Handel’s Messiah, heard here in Mozart’s thrilling arrangement and delivered by massed choirs and the Academy of St Martin in the Fields under John Butt.
Programme
- Messiah(120 mins)arr. Mozart (sung in English)
Performers
- Nardus Williamssoprano
- Helen Charlstonmezzo-soprano
- Benjamin Huletttenor
- Ashley Richesbass
- John Buttconductor
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