BBC Proms
Plot Summary
The World's Greatest Classical Music Festival. The BBC Proms is a classical music festival held every summer at the Royal Albert Hall in London, and in recent years has explored an innovative series of Proms around the UK with concerts in all four nations. Its aim: to bring the best in classical music to the widest possible audience, which remains true to founder-conductor Henry Wood’s original vision in 1895. Whether you are a classical connoisseur or think classical music isn’t for you, there is something for everyone in the eight-week stretch of concerts.
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Seasons (80)
1947
1 episode
Aired: 1947
1948
1 episode
Aired: 1948
1949
0 episodes
1950
0 episodes
1951
0 episodes
1952
0 episodes
1953
2 episodes
Aired: 1953
1954
3 episodes
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1955
2 episodes
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1956
2 episodes
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1957
2 episodes
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1958
2 episodes
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1959
3 episodes
Aired: 1959
1960
2 episodes
Aired: 1960
1961
3 episodes
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1962
2 episodes
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1963
3 episodes
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1964
10 episodes
Aired: 1964
1965
12 episodes
Aired: 1965
1966
10 episodes
Aired: 1966
1967
9 episodes
Aired: 1967
1968
7 episodes
Aired: 1968
1969
8 episodes
1970
8 episodes
Aired: 1970
The first Proms to be broadcast in colour
1971
9 episodes
Aired: 1971
1972
8 episodes
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1973
8 episodes
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1974
9 episodes
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1975
10 episodes
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1976
10 episodes
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1977
11 episodes
Aired: 1977
1978
13 episodes
Aired: 1978
1979
9 episodes
Aired: 1979
1980
8 episodes
Aired: 1980
Strike action resulted in cancellation of 1980 Prom broadcasts.
1981
12 episodes
Aired: 1981
1982
9 episodes
Aired: 1982
1983
9 episodes
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1984
11 episodes
Aired: 1984
1985
11 episodes
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1986
10 episodes
Aired: 1986
1987
14 episodes
Aired: 1987
1988
14 episodes
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1989
11 episodes
Aired: 1989
1990
11 episodes
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1991
10 episodes
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1992
12 episodes
Aired: 1992
1993
11 episodes
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1994
11 episodes
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1995
12 episodes
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1996
11 episodes
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1997
11 episodes
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1998
12 episodes
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1999
12 episodes
Aired: 1999
2000
13 episodes
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2001
27 episodes
Aired: 2001
2002
27 episodes
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2003
25 episodes
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2004
33 episodes
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2005
29 episodes
Aired: 2005
2006
31 episodes
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2007
31 episodes
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2008
29 episodes
Aired: 2008
2009
28 episodes
Aired: 2009
2010
33 episodes
Aired: 2010
2011
31 episodes
Aired: 2011
2012
30 episodes
Aired: 2012
2013
32 episodes
Aired: 2013
The 119th season of the BBC Proms, broadcast in 2013.
2014
75 episodes
Aired: 2014
2015
27 episodes
Aired: 2015
2016
18 episodes
Aired: 2016
2017
48 episodes
Aired: 2017
2018
30 episodes
Aired: 2018
2019
29 episodes
Aired: 2019
2020
15 episodes
Aired: 2020
2021
22 episodes
Aired: 2021
2022
24 episodes
Aired: 2022
This summer the world’s largest classical music festival returns in its full glory to the Royal Albert Hall for an unforgettable eight-week season. Running from 15 July to 10 September, the 2022 BBC Proms will showcase large-scale repertoire not heard at the festival since 2019.
2023
22 episodes
Aired: 2023
The 2023 Proms features a huge breadth of programming; from Berlioz to Bollywood, large scale symphonic and choral work to intimate chamber concerts and exciting Proms debuts. The 2023 BBC Proms will run from Friday 14 July to Saturday 9 September 2023 comprising 84 Proms: 72 Proms at the Royal Albert Hall, six at venues across the UK, and the first weekend-long festival of Proms at Sage Gateshead
2024
25 episodes
Aired: 2024
With works from Bach, Beethoven, Clara Schumann, Shostakovich, Sibelius, Elgar and more, this Proms season is jam-packed full of classic composers and repertoire. Hear them performed by some of the greatest orchestras in the world in a season that guarantees the ultimate concert experience.
2025
25 episodes
Aired: 2025
The 2025 BBC Proms season brings together many of the world’s finest international artists and orchestras, featuring more than 40 outstanding ensembles from across the UK: a series of concerts that can only be experienced at the world’s greatest classical music festival. Running from Friday 18 July to Saturday 13 September 2025, the season features 86 Proms, with 72 at the Royal Albert Hall and 14 at venues across the UK
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