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The 2026 Proms: tell us about your favourite concerts - AOL (opens the original)
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With 86 concerts over eight weeks, the BBC Proms’ claim to be the world’s greatest and biggest classical music festival is hard to dispute. As the 2026 season draws to a close, we want to hear from you. Which proms have you enjoyed in the Royal Albert Hall, on the radio or online? Did you attend a concert in Bristol, Sunderland, Gateshead or Mold? Our critics loved the Berlin Phil, John Wilson and his Sinfonia of London, the Oslo Philharmonic with Mirga Gražinytė-Tyla, and Aurora Orchestra’s exp
The 2026 Proms: tell us about your favourite concerts (opens the original)
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Ahead of Saturday’s Last Night, we want to hear what you’ve enjoyed this year. Has any of the new music made it on to your playlists? Which soloists wowed you? Did you sing along to Hey Jude with the Jupiter Ensemble? Share your listening experiences in the comments With 86 concerts over eight weeks, the BBC Proms’ claim to be the world’s greatest and biggest classical music festival is hard to dispute. As the 2026 season draws to a close, we want to hear from you. Which proms have you enjoyed i
Liberated from its ludicrous libretto: how the magnificence of Oberon can be properly heard at last (opens the original)
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Full of panache and originality, Weber’s grand opera is the work of a composer at the height of his powers – but its plot is a load of nonsense. The conductor of its Proms premiere celebrates its brilliance Carl Maria von Weber was a great opera composer with a minimal ability to find the right libretto writers. He never made a good choice in any of the three pieces for which he’s still known. Oberon was his final work. He wrote it in London 200 years ago for Covent Garden theatre and died of tu
âThereâs so much magic!â: how we made Harry Potter and the Cursed Child (opens the original)
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âThe ripple of energy and anticipation from the audience was almost visual. It was like opening a new Star Wars film â I didnât hear a phone go off onceâ My initial response when I was asked if I was interested in the role was confusion â I felt a bit long in the tooth to play a teenager. I had read the first Harry Potter book and seen a few of the movies, but was just past the right age when it was all kicking off. I didnât know that there was the coda in the final book that places
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