Nubya Garcia, Moses Sumney and Nico Muhly confirmed for BBC Proms 2021
The BBC Proms has unveiled its 2021 line-up, which will feature concerts from Nubya Garcia, Moses Sumney, Nico Muhly and more.
BBC Proms will take place at London's Royal Albert Hall in its 150th-anniversary year, and will welcome back live audiences for the 52 concerts taking place over 44 days.
The first night of the Proms 2021 will take place on 30 July, and over the course of the 2021 season spanning six weeks, Nubya Garcia, Moses Sumney and Nico Muhly are due to feature.
Sumney will be joinned by Jules Buckley and the BBC Symphony Orchestra for his concert on 21 August, while Garcia will make her Proms debut a few day before, on 18 August. Nico Muhly's A New Flame piece will appear at the Proms on 19 August, during a concert that will see Shiva Feshareki, Sofi Jeannin and the BBC Singers present a continuous playlist combining works by Hildegard of Bingen, Byrd and Josquin with pieces by Stravinsky, Feshareki, Nico Muhly and Roderick Williams.
We’re delighted to announce the 2021 #BBCProms. Live music every day for six weeks.
— BBC Proms (@bbcproms) May 27, 2021
See programme and concert information here: https://t.co/VFmJ0XgeDX pic.twitter.com/rmijhAM9A4
The 2021 Proms will also present four mystery Proms for the first time ever, which will be revealed at a later date.
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