In case you want to plan your slob-out sofa evenings in advance, here's a list of the Proms that will shown (mostly live) on TV.
12 July - Prom 1: First Night of the Proms, BBC Two
Date TBC - Doctor Who Prom BBC One
18 July - Prom 5: Bamberg Symphony Orchestra, BBC Four
19 July - Prom 6: David Matthews, Rachmaninov, Nielsen, BBC Four
21 July - Prom 4: Les Siècles – The Rite of Spring, BBC Four
25 July - Prom 12: Viva Verdi!, BBC Four
26 July - Prom 13: NYO of the United States of America, BBC Four
28 July - Prom 8: Britten, Lutosławski, Thomas Adès, BBC Four
1 August - Prom 23: Mozart, Schumann, Sibelius, BBC Four
2 August - Prom 17: The Apotheosis of the Dance, BBC Four
4 August - Prom 21: Prokofiev, Shostakovich, BBC Four
8 August - Prom 33: Beethoven, Berlioz, BBC Four
9 August - Prom 28: J. Strauss II, Beethoven, BBC Four
10 August - Prom 37: Urban Classic Prom, BBC Three
15 August - Prom 10: Mozart, Schumann, Rachmaninov, BBC Four
16 August - Prom 36: Sir John Eliot Gardiner, Bach, BBC Four
22 August - Prom 53: Tchaikovsky, Wagner, Prokofiev, BBC Four
23 August - Prom 34: Vivaldi – The Four Seasons, BBC Four
25 August - Prom 51: Tippett, Britten, Elgar, BBC Four
29 August - Prom 56: Gustav Mahler Jugendorchester, BBC Four
30 August - Prom 59: Hollywood Rhapsody Prom, BBC Four
1 September - Prom 19: Wagner – Tristan and Isolde, BBC Four
5 September - Prom 72: Verdi, Tchaikovsky, BBC Four
6 September - Prom 38: Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, BBC Four
Date TBC - Prom 65: Film Music Prom, BBC Four
Date TBC - Prom 67: Britten, Berlioz & Saint-Saëns, BBC Four
7 September - Prom 75: Last Night of the Proms, BBC Four
The list is also available on the BBC website, which may eliminate a few of those TBCs at a later date.
The Last Night will be shown on BBC2 (1st half) and BBC 1(2nd half) as usual, rather than BBC4.
We are also promised a series of 'highlights' from the Proms on BBC2 during the season, although no details as to what they might be. One hopes that BBC2 will at least play complete works in the highlights programme, or perhaps that is too much to hope for. You can see it now:
Katie Derham: "that was the adagio from Mahler's 5th symphony, and now that piece by Rachmaninov used in Brief Encounter, accompanied by some lovely shots of sunset over the Albert Memorial"
Posted by: Jon | 11 July 2013 at 04:56 PM
Very disappointed they are not showing any of the Ring. Wonder what crap BBC4 will be showing instead on those nights......
Posted by: Faye | 12 July 2013 at 08:32 AM
Seems to come round quicker every year !
Will be heading off to the First Night shortly.
Posted by: amac | 12 July 2013 at 04:11 PM