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Performance

VenueRoyal Albert Hall
Also: Elgar Room
TownInner London
CountyGreater London
From5th September 2015
To5th September 2015
When19:30
Royal Albert Hall (V221)
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  • Date of change: 4 Jun 15 - T01996422606

Prom 67 - Bernstein - Stage and Screen

Prom 67

Work:: Prom 67 (S6004)

Part of the BBC Proms.

Production:: Bernstein - Stage and Screen (T01996422606)

John Wilson and his orchestra are an annual Proms highlight, bringing the glitz and glamour of old-time stage and screen to the Royal Albert Hall. The second of their two performances this year is all about Leonard Bernstein - America's multitalented conductor, pianist and composer. He reinvented the musical with the anger, energy and feral beauty of West Side Story, his updated take on Romeo and Juliet. A starry cast of soloists including Proms favourite Julian Ovenden and the West End's Louise Dearman join the John Wilson Orchestra and Maida Vale Singers for a tribute to the composer that includes Bernstein's biggest hits as well as a selection of rarities. Finish time approx. 19:45
Performer Louise Dearman (vocalist)
Performer Julian Ovenden (vocalist)
Company Maida Vale Singers
Company John Wilson Orchestra
Conductor John Wilson

Listing:: L0729320811




Bernstein - Stage and Screen

John Wilson and his orchestra are an annual Proms highlight, bringing the glitz and glamour of old-time stage and screen to the Royal Albert Hall. The second of their two performances this year is all about Leonard Bernstein - America's multitalented conductor, pianist and composer. He reinvented the musical with the anger, energy and feral beauty of West Side Story, his updated take on Romeo and Juliet. A starry cast of soloists including Proms favourite Julian Ovenden and the West End's Louise Dearman join the John Wilson Orchestra and Maida Vale Singers for a tribute to the composer that includes Bernstein's biggest hits as well as a selection of rarities. Finish time approx. 19:45

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