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Season 64

E1E1Mahler's Symphony No 8 - Symphony of a ThousandFri, Jul 16 · 180 min
E2E2Bryn Terfel Sings Wagner's MeistersingerSat, Jul 17 · 300 min
E3E3Shostakovich's Leningrad SymphonyThu, Jul 22 · 180 min
E4E4Beethoven Night with the BBC Symphony OrchestraFri, Jul 23 · 180 min
E5E5Miracle on the MerseySat, Jul 24 · 180 min
E6E6Dvorak's New World Symphony with the CBSOThu, Jul 29 · 180 min
E7E7Mark Elder Conducts Shostakovich's Tenth SymphonyFri, Jul 30 · 180 min
E8E8Sondheim's Eightieth Birthday CelebrationSat, Jul 31 · 180 min
E9E9Mahler's Third Symphony with the BBC SSOThu, Aug 5 · 180 min
E10E10Paul Lewis Plays Beethoven's Third Piano ConcertoFri, Aug 6
E11E11World Orchestra for PeaceSat, Aug 7
E12E12Beethoven's 5th Piano ConcertoThu, Aug 12
E13E13Bach DaySat, Aug 14
E14E14Shostakovich's Fifth SymphonyThu, Aug 19
E15E15The Philharmonia Play Ravel and Arvo PartFri, Aug 20
E16E16The National Youth OrchestraSat, Aug 21
E17E17Sibelius's Second SymphonyThu, Aug 26
E18E18Jamie Cullum NightFri, Aug 27
E19E19Rodgers and HammersteinSun, Aug 29
E20E20Pictures at an Exhibition with the BBC NOWThu, Sep 2
E21E21Bruckner's Ninth SymphonyFri, Sep 3
E22E22Rattle and the Berlin PhilharmonicFri, Sep 3
E23E23Doctor Who at the PromsMon, Sep 6
E24E24Last Night of the Proms 1910 StyleThu, Sep 9
E25E25Doctor Who at the Proms ExtendedFri, Sep 10
E26E26Monteverdi's VespersFri, Sep 10
E27E27Last Night of the PromsSat, Sep 11
E28E28Chopin and RavelFri, Oct 29

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BBC Proms · Season 64 · Episode 22

Rattle and the Berlin Philharmonic

Friday, September 3

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Sir Simon Rattle and the Berliner Philharmoniker perform a concert of German late-Romantic music and works by three great pioneers of early 20th century Vienna. In the first half of this prom the opening Prelude from Wagner's opera Parsifal is paired with the Four Last Songs by Richard Strauss sung by soprano Karita Mattila. After the interval, orchestral adventures by Schoenberg, Webern and Berg, who collectively became known as the the Second Viennese School but each developed their own distinct creative voice.

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