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The Proms is an eight-week summer season of daily orchestral classical music concerts and other events held annually, predominantly in the Royal Albert Hall in central London. The Proms were founded in 1895, and are now organised and broadcast by the BBC.
BBC Proms 2024 - Prom 32 - Beethoven’s Seventh Symphony (320kbps .mp3)
Live at the BBC Proms: The BBC National Orchestra of Wales and Nil Venditti perform Grace Williams, Beethoven and Farrenc. Jess Gillam is the soloist for Karl Jenkins' Stravaganza.
01. Williams, Grace - Concert Overture
01a. Introduction to Grace Williams
02. Jenkins, Karl - Stravaganza
02a. Introduction to Jenkins’ Stravaganza
03. Monk, Meredith – Early Morning Melody and Rune Sørenson – Shine You No More [encore]
03a. BBC Proms 2024 - Prom 32 - Beethoven’s Seventh Symphony - interval
Writer and broadcaster Nigel Simeone joins Sarah Walker to discuss his choice pick of Proms for the week ahead, with music from Grace Williams, Mendelssohn and Duke Ellington.
04. Farrenc, Louise - Overture No 1, Op 23
04a. Introduction to Beethoven’s Symphony No 7
05. Beethoven - Symphony No 7 in A major, Op 92
Jess Gillam (saxophone)
BBC National Orchestra of Wales
Nil Venditti (conductor)
With his Symphony No. 7 Beethoven permanently realigned Western music’s fundamental relationship with rhythm. In the process he created some of the most compelling music of his age. Young Italian-Turkish conductor Nil Venditti places this momentous symphonic dance alongside music by a composer from the generation after Beethoven, one who picked up the master’s baton and ran with it: Louise Farrenc. The first half spotlights two Welsh composers born less than 40 years apart. Grace Williams’s jaunty Concert Overture, written in her mid-twenties, came ‘highly recommended’ after its entry in a Daily Telegraph competition in 1932–3. And Sir Karl Jenkins, one of the most popular composers of our time, wrote his Stravaganza especially for tonight’s soloist, Jess Gillam.
Presented by Sarah Walker, live from the Royal Albert Hall, London
First broadcast: 12 August 2024
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Live at the BBC Proms: The BBC National Orchestra of Wales and Nil Venditti perform Grace Williams, Beethoven and Farrenc. Jess Gillam is the soloist for Karl Jenkins' Stravaganza.
01. Williams, Grace - Concert Overture
01a. Introduction to Grace Williams
02. Jenkins, Karl - Stravaganza
02a. Introduction to Jenkins’ Stravaganza
03. Monk, Meredith – Early Morning Melody and Rune Sørenson – Shine You No More [encore]
03a. BBC Proms 2024 - Prom 32 - Beethoven’s Seventh Symphony - interval
Writer and broadcaster Nigel Simeone joins Sarah Walker to discuss his choice pick of Proms for the week ahead, with music from Grace Williams, Mendelssohn and Duke Ellington.
04. Farrenc, Louise - Overture No 1, Op 23
04a. Introduction to Beethoven’s Symphony No 7
05. Beethoven - Symphony No 7 in A major, Op 92
Jess Gillam (saxophone)
BBC National Orchestra of Wales
Nil Venditti (conductor)
With his Symphony No. 7 Beethoven permanently realigned Western music’s fundamental relationship with rhythm. In the process he created some of the most compelling music of his age. Young Italian-Turkish conductor Nil Venditti places this momentous symphonic dance alongside music by a composer from the generation after Beethoven, one who picked up the master’s baton and ran with it: Louise Farrenc. The first half spotlights two Welsh composers born less than 40 years apart. Grace Williams’s jaunty Concert Overture, written in her mid-twenties, came ‘highly recommended’ after its entry in a Daily Telegraph competition in 1932–3. And Sir Karl Jenkins, one of the most popular composers of our time, wrote his Stravaganza especially for tonight’s soloist, Jess Gillam.
Presented by Sarah Walker, live from the Royal Albert Hall, London
First broadcast: 12 August 2024
Torrent dead? Request reseed at torrentgalaxy.org - or ask at elsonroa at tutanota.com