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BBC Proms 2009

Music

The Proms is an eight-week summer season of daily orchestral classical music concerts and other events held annually, predominantly in the Royal Albert Hall in central London.

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Director	David Stevens Simon Broughton Bridget Caldwell show all 15 directors John Kirby Rodney Greenberg Jonathan Haswell Rhodri Huw R. Medwyn Hughes Derek Bailey Robin Lough Helen Mansfield Pati Marr Matt Woodward Angela Young
Artists	Suzy Klein as Self - Presenter Charles Hazlewood as Self - Presenter Clive Anderson as Self - Presenter show all 201 artists Clemency Burton-Hill as Self - Presenter Philip Sheppard as Self Miranda Krestovnikoff as Self - Presenter Zeb Soanes as Self - Presenter BBC Symphony Orchestra as Themselves BBC Singers as Themselves Marshall Marcus as Self Christina Coker as Self James Murphy as Self Stephen Hough as Self Petroc Trelawny as Self - Presenter Gillian Moore as Self Andrew Haveron as Self Chi-Chi Nwanoku as Self Dominic Seldis as Self Zoe Martlew as Self Steve Martland as Self Yuri Torchinsky as Self BBC Philharmonic as Themselves Sara Mohr-Pietsch as Self - Presenter Charlotte Gardner as Self - Presenter Martha Kearney as Self Debbie Wiseman as Self Daniel Barenboim as Self Tom Service as Self West Eastern Divan Orchestra as Themselves Rebecca Evans as Self Gabriella Swallow as Self Christine Rice as Euridice (the woman) Kathryn Knight as Self David Robertson as Self BBC Symphony Chorus as Themselves Stephen J. Bryant as Self Elizabeth Layton as Self Jirí Belohlávek as Self Robert Saxton as Self BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra as Themselves Oliver Knussen as Self Ilan Volkov as Self John Suchet as Self - Presenter Katie Derham as Self - Presenter Seth MacFarlane as Self Stephen Fry as Self David Attenborough as Self Katherine Jenkins as Self Jonny Greenwood as Self Goldie as Self Philip Glass as Self Michael Nyman as Self Mark Padmore as Self Alison Balsom as Self Rory Bremner as Self Chris De Burgh as Self Cerys Matthews as Self Láng Lang as Self Curtis Stigers as Self Joyce DiDonato as Self James Galway as Self Kim Criswell as Self Richard Bissill as Self London Philharmonic Orchestra as Themselves Katia Labèque as Self The Sixteen as Themselves Wiener Philharmoniker as Themselves Thomas Allen as Self Nicola Benedetti as Self Deborah Bull as Self Sheila Hayman as Self Peter Maxwell Davies as Self Simon Halsey as Self Sarah Connolly as Self as Self Charles Mackerras as Self as Self Tristram Hunt as Self Pierre Boulez as Self Marielle Labèque as Self Vivica Genaux as Self Primoz Novsak as Self Harrison Birtwistle as Self as Rocco Harry Christophers as Self Roger Wright as Self Matthias Goerne as Self Alice Coote as Self Fabio Luisi as Self Unsuk Chin as Self Nigel Bates as Self David Zinman as Self Franz Welser-Möst as Self Yannick Nézet-Séguin as Self as Self Vasily Petrenko as Self Roger Norrington as Self Maida Vale Singers as Themselves Paul Robertson as Self The John Wilson Orchestra as Themselves Carolina Kurkowski Perez as Self Mark Elder as Self Brindley Sherratt as Self Anthony Dean Griffey as Self Graham Vick as Self Christopher Purves as Harapha Sächsische Staatskapelle Dresden as Themselves Simon O'Neill as Florestan John Wilson as Self Alan Oke as Orpheus (the man) Andrew Murgatroyd as First Prisoner Karen Cargill as Self Jennifer Gilbert as Self as Self Only Men Aloud as Themselves Gustav Mahler Jugendorchester as Themselves Marina Frolova Walker as Self Harry Bicket as Self Nadja Zwiener as Self as Dalila Carolyn Sampson as Self Ryan Wigglesworth as Self Martin Wallington as Self Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment as Themselves Kim Brandstrup as Self Dieter Flury as Self Warren Parker as Self Julian Johnson as Self John Copley as Self Neal Davies as Manoa Nicholas Angelich as Self Kai Vogler as Self Thomas Walker as Orpheus (myth The English Concert as Themselves Pierre-Laurent Aimard as Self Edward Price as Second Prisoner Pieter Schoeman as Self Richard Davis as Self Tonhalle Orchestra Zurich as Themselves Suzanne Aspden as Self - Lecturer, Oxford University Peter Zinovieff as Self Christopher George as Self Toby Spence as Self Volkhard Steude as Self Martyn Brabbins as Self Adriana Kucerová as Marzelline The Choir of The English Concert as Themselves Ailish Tynan as Self Julia Barbour as Self Vladimir Jurowski as Self Akiko Suwanai as Self Gerd Grochowski as Don Pizarro Ulster Orchestra as Themselves Bill Carter as Self Jonathan Nott as Self Jun Märkl as Self Mayumi Miyata as Self Sakura Tanaka as Self Julia Becker as Self Clemens Hellsberg as Self Alban Gerhardt as Self Alastair Ross as Self Rebecca Saunders as Self Kenneth Goode as Self Lawrence Dunn as Self Iestyn Davies as Micah Stephen Lowe as Self Steven Isserlis as Self Lyn Fletcher as Self Stevie Wishart as Self Lesley Downer as Self Joseph Davies as Self Orchestre National de Lyon as Themselves Aaron Parker as Self Sarah Castle as Self Waltraud Meier as Leonore Vassily Sinaisky as Self Stephan Rügamer as Jacquino National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain as Themselves as Self James Rutherford as Self Geoffrey Mitchell Choir as Themselves Eoin Roe as Self Andrew Staples as Self Lucy Crowe as Philsitine woman Ben Johnson as Philistine man Caitlin Hulcup as Self Michael Barenboim as Self Sarah Fox as Self Leon McCawley as Self Anna Stéphany as Euridice (the myth) Anthony Holden as Self Scottish Chamber Orchestra as Themselves Michael Foyle as Self City of Birmingham Symphony Chorus as Themselves David Hockings as Self Jennifer Pike as Self Tamara Stefanovich as Self The New Company as Themselves Jonathan Cross as Self Jeanne Galway as Self
Released	17 Jul 2009
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