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Performance

VenueRoyal Albert Hall
Also: Elgar Room
TownInner London
CountyGreater London
From19th July 2008
To19th July 2008
When18:30
PricesFrom £7.00. To £44.00.
Royal Albert Hall (V221)
Current/Future Listings
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Prom 2

Prom 2

Work:: Prom 2 (S561102604)


Production:: (T1437342726)

Maverick violinist Nigel Kennedy returns to the Proms - after an absence of 21 years ? for Elgar's Violin Concerto, the work that first put him on the musical map following his now-classic recording of it under tonight's conductor. With Vernon Handley in charge, this programme of British music is in good hands: few other conductors bring such a wealth of experience to the music of Bax -The Garden of Fand mines deep seams of late-Romanticism. And another Kennedy - Andrew (no relation, who appeared at the Proms as recently as last year's Last Night) - brings us Gerald Finzi's touching setting of Wordsworth, a study of the loss of childhood innocence. Finish time approx. 21:00
Performer Andrew Kennedy (tenor)
Performer Nigel Kennedy (violin)
Company BBC Symphony Chorus
Company BBC Concert Orchestra
Conductor Vernon Handley
Music Bax (The Garden of Fand - 17 mins)
Music Finzi (Intimations of Immortality - 43mins)
Music Elgar (Violin Concderto - 52 mins)

Listing:: L0450769863




Production details

Maverick violinist Nigel Kennedy returns to the Proms - after an absence of 21 years ? for Elgar's Violin Concerto, the work that first put him on the musical map following his now-classic recording of it under tonight's conductor. With Vernon Handley in charge, this programme of British music is in good hands: few other conductors bring such a wealth of experience to the music of Bax -The Garden of Fand mines deep seams of late-Romanticism. And another Kennedy - Andrew (no relation, who appeared at the Proms as recently as last year's Last Night) - brings us Gerald Finzi's touching setting of Wordsworth, a study of the loss of childhood innocence. Finish time approx. 21:00

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