Performances of Jean Sibelius at BBC Symphony Orchestra
(See all works in BBC Symphony Orchestra by Jean Sibelius)Sat 12 Sep 2020
- 20:00Royal Albert Hall
The Last Night of the Proms, featuring South-African soprano Golda Schultz with the BBC Symphony Orchestra under its Principal Guest Conductor Dalia Stasevska. Watch on BBC One at 8.00pm.
The Last Night of the Proms, featuring South-African soprano Golda Schultz with the BBC Symphony Orchestra under its Principal Guest Conductor Dalia Stasevska. Watch on BBC One at 8.00pm.
Programme
- The Marriage of Figaro (Overture)‘Deh vieni, non tardar’
- Morgen!
- Solus(BBC commission: world premiere)
- A Little Night Music – Night Waltz‘The Glamorous Life’
- Impromptu for strings
- The Lark Ascending
- Jerusalem - Our clouded hills(4 mins)BBC commission: world premiere
- Fantasia on British Sea-Songsi. The Saucy Arethusa ii. Tom Bowling iii. Jack’s the Lad iv. Sequence of sea songs from around the UK v. See, the conqu’ring hero comes vi. Rule, Britannia!
- Pomp and Circumstance March No 1 in D major, 'Land of Hope and Glory'arr. Anne Dudley
- Carousel – 'You'll never walk alone'
- Jerusalem(3 mins)
- The National Anthem (arr. Britten)
Performers
- Golda Schultzsoprano
- Nicola Benedettiviolin
- Dalia Stasevskaconductor
Part ofProms 2020 Live
Sun 13 Dec 2020
- 20:00Barbican, London
Join one of the world’s pre-eminent physicists for a mind-bending musical voyage through space and time, set to a soundtrack inspired by the great unknowns of the Universe.
Join one of the world’s pre-eminent physicists for a mind-bending musical voyage through space and time, set to a soundtrack inspired by the great unknowns of the Universe.
Programme
- Symphony No 5 in E flat majorThird movement, arr. Iain Farrington
- The Unanswered Question
- Symphony No 10 in F-sharp majorFirst movement, arr. Michelle Castelletti
Performers
- Brian Coxpresenter
- Dalia Stasevskaconductor
Composers
Fri 30 Apr 2021
- 19:30Barbican, London
Sakari Oramo conducts Sibelius’s boldest and most revealing symphony alongside his charming Humoresques, beginning with a masterpiece of orchestral virtuosity from Britain.
Sakari Oramo conducts Sibelius’s boldest and most revealing symphony alongside his charming Humoresques, beginning with a masterpiece of orchestral virtuosity from Britain.
Programme
- Asyla, Op 17
- Six Humoresques for violin and orchestra, Op.87 and Op.89
- Symphony No 4 in A minor
Performers
- Alina Pogostkinaviolin
- Sakari Oramoconductor
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