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Performance TitleBBC Proms: Sir Henry Wood Promenade Concert 1972 - Seventy-Eighth Season - Prom 34
Performance Date24 August 1972
Performance DayThursday
Performance Time21:45
Main PerformersJane Manning - vocal,
Noel Lee,
Roger Woodward - pianos,
Tristan Fry,
James Holland - percussion,
Michael Chant - organ
Orchestra or BandThe Matrix (Alan Hacker, Tony Coe, Francis Christou, Ronald Lumsden - piano, Jane Manning, Tristan Fry),
The Scratch Orchestra
ConductorsCornelius Cardew
Set List'Concerto for Two Pianos', Stravinsky (Noel Lee, Roger Woodward, The Scratch Orchestra),
'The Great Learning, Paragraph One', Cardew (Michael Chant, The Scratch Orchestra),
'Nenia on the Death of Orpheus', Birtwistle (Jane Manning, The Matrix),
'Sonata for Two Pianos and Percussion', Bartok (Noel Lee, Roger Woodward, Tristan Fry, James Holland, The Scratch Orchestra)
Performance NotesProm 33 was not performed at the Royal Albert Hall
Related Archival MaterialProms Guide (RAHE/1/1972/103),
Programme (RAHE/1/1972/134)
URLhttps://thirdlight.royalalberthall.com/pf.tlx/YKYMtYi8-0a
Catalogue
Reference NumberTitleDate
RAHE/1/1972/134BBC Sir Henry Wood Promenade Concert 1972 - Seventy-Eighth Season - Prom 3424 August 1972
Work
Ref NoTitleNo of Performances
Efoz_T_Z_ReafBBC Proms: Sir Henry Wood Promenade Concerts 1972: Seventy-Eighth Season54
Performers
CodeName of Performer(s)
DS/UK/12445Manning; Jane (1938-2021); OBE; English concert and opera soprano
DS/UK/12446Lee; Noel (1924-2013); American classical pianist and composer
DS/UK/12262Woodward; Roger (1942-); Australian classical concert pianist
DS/UK/11774Fry; Tristan (fl 1960s-); English drummer, percussionist
DS/UK/11453Holland; James (fl 1960s-1970s); British vibraphone player
DS/UK/12447Chant; Michael (1945-); English composer and political activist
DS/UK/12449Cardew; Cornelius (1936-1981); English experimental music composer
DS/UK/12450The Scratch Orchestra; 1969-; English experimental musical ensemble
DS/UK/31Britain; British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC); 18 October 1922-; British public service broadcaster
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