This year's BBC Proms will combine archive recordings and live concerts - with audiences at the Royal Albert Hall if coronavirus restrictions allow.
More than 350 musicians will be heard performing together on 17 July after recording their parts at home. The 2020 season will continue with TV, radio and online broadcasts of past Proms, some chosen by the public.Performers, from soloists to ensembles, will be booked nearer the time when social distancing rules for the period become clear.for the VE Day 75th anniversary.
Pickard said the Last Night of the Proms would"look and sound very different" but would still evoke"the same elation" as always.
I don’t think so
Normality returns. Sir Henry would be proud!
Britain is like the Titanic with music playing as our ship goes down. ‘Rule Britannia’ is no good against a virus and it’s the most this Johnson govt can manage. r4today Covid19UK
Fuck ya news, sacking Emily Maitlis just shows you only want to brainwash the world. Emily said what 90% of the public was thinking or wanted to express.
So jealous, the DJ at my prom wouldn't play a single Beethoven track.
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Soon InshaAllah ... IslamicState
How does that work with the Covid 19 restrictions?
You guys have started the madness. Did coronavirus give you an end date? Note if people gather here, then concerts and parties will be everywhere. South Korea is still battling new infections from gatherings.
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