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The BBC Concert Orchestra is joined by young orchestral players from Southbank Sinfonia for tonight's concert, with special guests Julian Lloyd Webber and Pamela Hay.

Members of Southbank Sinfonia - the rising orchestral stars of tomorrow - join the BBC Concert Orchestra in a special collaboration, recorded at BBC Maida Vale Studios, under the baton of conductor Stephen Bell.

Presenter Ken Bruce introduces favourite arrangements by Stanley Black and Robert Farnon, as well as songs by Bernstein and Lehar performed by bright young soprano Pamela Hay. And Julian Lloyd Webber performs Saint-Saëns' much-loved The Swan, as well as music by his brother Andrew.

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Fri 26 Nov 201020:00
BBC Radio 2

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Music Played

  • Part One

    • BBC Concert Orchestra & Southbank Sinfonia

      Friday Night Is Music Night

      (Williams)

  • BBC Concert Orchestra & Southbank Sinfonia

    Strike Up The Band

    (Gershwin, arr Black)

  • Pamela Hay

    Glitter And Be Gay (Candide)

    (Ft. BBC Concert Orchestra & Southbank Sinfonia) (Bernstein)

  • Julian Lloyd Webber

    Elegy

    (Ft. BBC Concert Orchestra & Southbank Sinfonia) (Faure)

  • Pamela Hay

    Vilia

    (Ft. BBC Concert Orchestra & Southbank Sinfonia) (Lehar)

  • BBC Concert Orchestra & Southbank Sinfonia

    Gold And Silver Waltzes

    (Lehar)

  • BBC Concert Orchestra & Southbank Sinfonia

    Skylark

    (Carmichael, arr Black)

  • BBC Concert Orchestra & Southbank Sinfonia

    Tribute To Judy Garland

    (Williams, arr Shaw)

  • Part Two

    • BBC Concert Orchestra & Southbank Sinfonia

      Dance Of The Comedians

      (Smetana)

  • Julian Lloyd Webber

    The Swan

    (Ft. BBC Concert Orchestra & Southbank Sinfonia) (Saint-Saens)

  • BBC Concert Orchestra & Southbank Sinfonia

    I Love Paris

    (Porter, arr Black)

  • Pamela Hay

    Je Veux Vivre (Romeo And Juliet)

    (Ft. BBC Concert Orchestra & Southbank Sinfonia) (Gounod)

  • Pamela Hay

    La Delaissaido (Song Of The Auvergne)

    (Ft. BBC Concert Orchestra & Southbank Sinfonia) (Canteloube)

  • BBC Concert Orchestra & Southbank Sinfonia

    A La Claire Fontaine

    (Farnon)

  • Julian Lloyd Webber

    Music Of The Night

    (Ft. BBC Concert Orchestra & Southbank Sinfonia) (Andrew Lloyd Webber)

  • BBC Concert Orchestra & Southbank Sinfonia

    That's Entertainment

    (Schwartz, arr Bissell)

  • BBC Concert Orchestra & Southbank Sinfonia

    Friday Night Is Music Night

    (Williams)

Broadcast

  • Fri 26 Nov 201020:00
    BBC Radio 2