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BBC Proms 2026: Miles Davis Centenary (opens the original)
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The BBC Concert Orchestra, conducted by Miho Hazama, joined with a jazz quartet for last night’s Prom, in celebration of jazz legend Miles Davis, with Hazama’s own orchestrations featuring throughout. Centre-stage was Ambrose Akinmusire on trumpet, who played with cool virtuosity, though bringing a very different emotional musical range to Davis’s. Alongside him were Harish Raghavani, anchoring with fluid control on bass, drummer Kendrick Scott, whose casual artistry and finesse were a highlight
BBC Proms 2026: Yeol Eum Son with James Gaffigan and the BBCSO present Gershwin, Marsalis and Barber (opens the original)
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Thursday 13th August’s Prom was an all-American programme that presented orchestral jazz, contemporary classical and symphonic power, all rolled into one consistently engaging evening. A noticeably more diverse crowd was in evidence at the Royal Albert Hall, even if the orchestra – like most – was predictably less so. We began with Wynton Marsalis’s Concerto for Orchestra, presented in six movements that whipped along with a new idea a minute. The BBC Symphony offered an energetic performance wi
BBC Proms 2026: Alexandra Dariescu with The Hallé and Kahchun Wong (opens the original)
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Last night’s Prom at the Royal Albert Hall, beginning earlier to make room for a late show by Ladysmith Black Mambazo and friends, brought a restrained but ultimately rewarding performance. The audience was led on a subtle journey via an intriguing combination of Kahchung Wong’s distinctively light touch with French impressionist blur, lavish Romantic piano and powerful symphonic emotion. The evening began with Colin Matthews’s orchestration of Ravel’s La Vallée des Cloches (The Valley of the Be
BBC Proms 2026: Turnage, Britten and Sibelius with Guy Johnston and Sakari Oramo (opens the original)
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Last night’s concert at the Proms was varied both in its programming and its effect. A line-up including composer Mark-Anthony Turnage’s orchestral suite drawn from his opera Festen, Britten’s Cello Symphony and Sibelius’s second symphony brought a range of colour and style, as well as some inconsistency in commitment and execution. The evening started with the UK premiere from Turnage of a series of vignettes from the composer’s disturbing psychological drama, Festen. Though off to a rhythmical
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