Proms at The Glasshouse 2: Night Tracks Live

[bluestateprommer]

Friday 26 July 2024
23:00
The Glasshouse International Centre for Music
Sage One
St Mary's Square
Gateshead Quays
Gateshead, NE8 2JR
England

Hania Rani:
(1) "Oltre Terra" (first performance at The Proms)
(2) "Nostalgia" (improvised version; first performance at The Proms)

J. S. Bach: Sonata No. 3 in C for solo violin, BWV 1005 - III. Largo

Hannah Peel and Beibei Wang: "Improvisation No. 1" (first performance at The Proms)

Frankie Archer (folk song arrangement): "Peacock Followed the Hen" (first performance at The Proms)

Richard Strauss: Capriccio - Introduction (for string sextet)

Beibei Wang:
(1) "Theatre 1" (first performance at The Proms)

Emmanuel Séjourné: "Attraction" (short version; first performance at The Proms)

Frankie Archer (folk song arrangement): "Oxford City" (first performance at The Proms)

Hania Rani:
(3) "Dancing with Ghosts" (first performance at The Proms)
(4) "The Boat" (first performance at The Proms)

Hannah Peel and Beibei Wang: "Improvisation No. 2" (first performance at The Proms)

Hania Rani, piano (Proms debut artist)
Hannah Peel, presenter and synthesisers
Beibei Wang, percussion (Proms debut artist)
Frankie Archer, electro folk (Proms debut artist)
Sara Mohr-Pietsch, presenter

Maria Włoszczowska, violin and leader
Ensemble from Royal Northern Sinfonia

https://www.bbc.co.uk/events/e3vhj5

https://www.bbc.co.uk/proms/extra/5c3ejb02l1/Proms-Gateshead-26-July-Night-Tracks-RNS

https://theglasshouseicm.org/whats-on/bbc-proms-night-tracks-live/

https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00213lz

[bluestateprommer]

For archival purposes, the full set list of this Late Night Prom from The Glasshouse is archived, which means that, yes, I listened to this Prom so that the rest of you don't have to .

I'd actually never listened to "Night Tracks" on R3 before, perhaps out of an intuitive sense that it wasn't really my thing. Assuming that this live version is typical of the regular show, my intuition proved justified. For folks who are into the show's chill vibe, this Prom from The Glasshouse did the job, and very well. I should be fair and say that the four guest musicians are all excellent musicians. While I wouldn't be inclined to return, as once was sufficient, it was good for what it was.

[Frances_iom]

I have just had 15mins of unwanted Glasshouse (maybe some kind soul could throw a few stones) but surely this material belongs on R2 - prom 3 seems never ending + to me utterly tedious - I suspect will lose the promised Schubert.

[oddoneout]

I have just had 15mins of unwanted Glasshouse (maybe some kind soul could throw a few stones) but surely this material belongs on R2 - prom 3 seems never ending + to me utterly tedious - I suspect will lose the promised Schubert.

I've just posted on the Grumble thread about this. So much for "the home of Classical music "eh?