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Explore the breadth of the BBC Proms's diverse programme of concerts via weekly curated television shows, broadcast across BBC One, BBC Two, BBC Four and online throughout the 2021 season.
- Proms 2022 Calendar - By Year - BBC
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- BBC Radio 3 - BBC Proms - Proms 2022 What's on TV
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- Proms 2022 Calendar - By Year - BBC
Find out what's on at the BBC Proms 2022, the world's greatest classical music festival. Browse the calendar by date and see the artists, programmes and venues for each concert.
2024 BBC Proms: here is the complete schedule of concerts and events, featuring an enticing array of classical music's best-loved performers
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- Friday 15th July, 7.30pm – First Night of the Proms 2022. The legendary First Night of the Proms is always an unmissable celebration of classical music.
- Saturday 16th July, 6.30pm – John Wilson conducts the Sinfonia of London. John Wilson returns to the Proms to conduct a programme of Vaughan Williams, Huw Watkins, Bax, Walton and Elgar.
- Saturday 16th July, 10.30pm – Radio 1 Relax at the Proms. Presented by Radio 1's Chillest Show host Sian Eleri in celebration of the BBC's centenary, this late night show features hip-hop and rap artist Kojey Radical and others.
- Sunday 17th July, 7.30pm – Cynthia Erivo – Legendary Voices. Tony, Grammy and Emmy award-winning Cynthia Erivo performs a programme of show tunes, iconic jazz songs and pop classics.
Find out when and where to watch the Proms 2022 on TV and BBC iPlayer. This page lists the dates, channels and programmes of the classical music festival from July to September 2022.
2022 sees the BBC Proms restored to its full eight-week glory: 84 concerts over 57 days with over 3,000 musicians
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Apr 26, 2022 · The BBC Proms has announced the full programme for its 2022 edition, which will mark the centenary of the BBC. The Proms will take place from Friday 15 July – 10 September across the UK, comprising of 84 concerts over 57 days with over 3,000 musicians involved.
