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Performance

VenueRoyal Albert Hall
Also: Elgar Room
TownInner London
CountyGreater London
From8th August 2010
To8th August 2010
When16:00
PricesFrom £10.00. To £15.00.
Royal Albert Hall (V221)
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Prom 30 - BBC Symphony Chorus

Prom 30

Work:: Prom 30 (S355)

Part of the BBC Proms.

Production:: BBC Symphony Chorus (T152130750)

The BBC Symphony Chorus - one of Europe's leading large choirs - takes the spotlight in this afternoon Prom, under its Director of 21 years, Stephen Jackson. While Daniel-Lesur's The Song of Songs sets biblical eroticism in the sensuous French tradition, Stephen Montague in his new commission is inspired partly by the rhythmic play of linguistic utterance for its own sake. In two hushed, hypnotic brass pieces, Takemitsu, like his 'great mentor' Debussy, makes his visions unfold with dream-like spontaneity. By contrast, Poulenc's wartime cantata from occupied France - one of the great challenges of the choral repertoire - moves from despair to hope in a hymn to freedom. Finish time: approx. 17:30 no interval
Conductor Stephen Jackson
Conductor Andrew Crowley
Performer BBC Symphony Chorus
Company Soloist from Trinity College of Music and Chamber Choir
Company London Brass
Company O Duo

Listing:: L01714772881

Broadcast live on BBC Radio 3



BBC Symphony Chorus

The BBC Symphony Chorus - one of Europe's leading large choirs - takes the spotlight in this afternoon Prom, under its Director of 21 years, Stephen Jackson. While Daniel-Lesur's The Song of Songs sets biblical eroticism in the sensuous French tradition, Stephen Montague in his new commission is inspired partly by the rhythmic play of linguistic utterance for its own sake. In two hushed, hypnotic brass pieces, Takemitsu, like his 'great mentor' Debussy, makes his visions unfold with dream-like spontaneity. By contrast, Poulenc's wartime cantata from occupied France - one of the great challenges of the choral repertoire - moves from despair to hope in a hymn to freedom. Finish time: approx. 17:30 no interval Broadcast live on BBC Radio 3

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