BBC Proms

Find the schedule of concerts, talks and workshops coming up next. Concerts are live on Radio 3 and many are on TV.

The Bamberg Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Jakob Hrusa, perform Smetana’s legendary Ma Vlast and, with American superstar violinist Joshua Bell, Dvorak’s Violin Concerto.

Watch First Night in iPlayer and 24 more Proms through the 2019 season. Plus the Proms' own magazine show, Proms Encore – first one coming up this Saturday.

25 Proms are televised this season. Watch on iPlayer, and on your TV.

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Listen to the Proms live on Radio 3 and on BBC Sounds and experience the event as it happens.

One for sorrow, two for joy: music that might move you to tears.

Join in the Last Night of the Proms celebrations in Hyde Park, hosted by Michael Ball. The open-air concert celebrates the night with a host of stars from the worlds of classical music, rock and pop and musical theatre.

Described as ‘the undisputed queen of African music’, three-time Grammy Award-winner Angélique Kidjo makes her Proms debut with her nine-piece band in late-night tribute to the celebrated salsa songstress Celia Cruz.

Yannick Nézet Séguin and the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra pairs Sibelius’s tempestuous First Symphony with the deeply felt emotions of Prokofiev’s Second Violin Concerto, closing with Strauss’s waltz-filled Der Rosenkavalier suite.

John Wilson and his orchestra take us back to where it all began in a concert of classic songs and scores from the Warner Brothers. The programme includes music by Korngold, Loewe and Steiner, including numbers from My Fair Lady and The Sea Hawk.

Taking its cue from Radio 3’s In Tune Mixtape, a late-night sequence exploring the fringes of Minimalism and meditative listening. Featuring a radiant choir and heavenly strings, this is a Prom to calm the mind and nourish the soul.

Take a journey back to the summer of 1969 with this montage of archive footage set to music by Public Service Broadcasting. Prom 10 – The Race for Space and Prom 11 – 1969: The Sound of a Summer.

Don't miss out on the latest Proms news and concert dates.

Listen to some of the best bits coming up from the first week – from Byrd to Bartok, Stravinsky to Puccini.

A specially curated, eclectic mix of music from artists who have work in the Proms this season.

Put on your headphones for an immersive experience of selected works from the season.

Saxophonist Jess Gillam in conversation with Proms Director David Pickard.

The season has over 150 events and over 80 concerts. Need some pointers? This might help.

Whether you're new to classical music, a budding amateur, a music-loving family, or even a poet, there's something for you this season.

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Order your copy of the BBC Proms 2019: Festival Guide now! The First Night of the Proms is on Friday 19 July.