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Season 65

E1E1First Night of the PromsFri, Jul 15
E2E2Mark Elder Conducts The HalleThu, Jul 21
E3E3Spanish Night with the BBC PhilharmonicFri, Jul 22 · 180 min
E4E4Stravinsky's Rite of SpringSat, Jul 23 · 180 min
E5E5Mahler's Ninth SymphonyThu, Jul 28 · 180 min
E6E6Hungarian Night with the London PhilharmonicFri, Jul 29 · 180 min
E7E7Walton's Violin ConcertoSat, Jul 30 · 180 min
E8E8Elgar's Violin ConcertoThu, Aug 4 · 180 min
E9E9Human PlanetFri, Aug 5 · 180 min
E10E10Simón Bolívar Symphony OrchestraSat, Aug 6 · 180 min
E11E11French Night with the BBC Scottish Symphony OrchestraSun, Aug 7 · 180 min
E12E12Film Music NightFri, Aug 12 · 180 min
E13E13The National Youth OrchestraSat, Aug 13 · 180 min
E14E14Benjamin Grosvenor at the First Night of the PromsSun, Aug 14 · 180 min
E15E15Kathryn Tickell and FriendsSun, Aug 14 · 180 min
E16E16Brahms Night with Bernard Haintink and Emanuel AxFri, Aug 19 · 180 min
E17E17Brahms' Symphony No 4Sat, Aug 20 · 180 min
E18E18Verdi's RequiemSun, Aug 21 · 180 min
E19E19Spaghetti Western OrchestraFri, Aug 26 · 180 min
E20E20The Comedy PromSat, Aug 27 · 180 min
E21E21Angela Hewitt Plays Brahms and SchumannFri, Sep 2 · 180 min
E22E22Hooray for HollywoodSat, Sep 3 · 180 min
E23E23Beethoven's Missa SolemnisSun, Sep 4 · 180 min
E24E24The Horrible Histories Big Prom PartyFri, Sep 9 · 180 min
E25E25Nigel Kennedy Plays BachFri, Sep 9 · 180 min
E26E26Last Night of the Proms - Part 1Sat, Sep 10
E27E27Last Night of the Proms - Part 2Sat, Sep 10

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Season 65 has 27 episodes.

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BBC Proms · Season 65 · Episode 17

Brahms' Symphony No 4

Saturday, August 20 · 180 min

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From the Royal Albert Hall Katie Derham introduces two masterworks by Brahms performed by the Chamber Orchestra of Europe conducted by Bernard Haitink. The concert begins with Brahms' mighty Piano Concerto No 2 with international soloist Emanuel Ax, one of the giants of the keyboard. In the second half Symphony No 4, the composer's final and best loved symphony. During the interval, a sideways look at Brahms and his music.

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