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Glasgow Part 1 - Proms in the Park 2015

BBC Proms2015

Jamie MacDougall presents live coverage from the 2015 Proms in the Park at Glasgow Green. Including performances from Alexandra Burke, Amy Dickson and Big Big Sing Choir.

Live from Glasgow Green, Jamie MacDougall presents Proms in the Park celebrating the Last Night of the Proms with world-class musical entertainment.

The BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Stephen Bell, is joined by a host of musical talent including platinum-selling artist Alexandra Burke, acclaimed saxophonist Amy Dickson and Big Big Sing Choir, as well as a specially created piece of music by Oscar-winning composer Anne Dudley, based on her score for the BBC One series Poldark.

There is also a round-up of some of the best acts performing at Proms in the Park events all round the UK.

1 hour, 45 minutes

Last on

Sat 12 Sep 201519:15
BBC Two Scotland

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Music Played

  • Leonard Bernstein

    Candide Overture

    Orchestra: BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra. Conductor: Stephen Bell.

  • Richard Wagner

    Ride of the Valkyries

    Orchestra: BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra. Conductor: Stephen Bell.

  • Alexandra Burke & BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra

    Hallelujah (Proms in the Park, Glasgow Green 2015)

    Conductor: Stephen Bell.

  • Alexandra Burke

    Hall of Fame

    Orchestra: BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra. Conductor: Stephen Bell. Performer: Alexandra Burke.

  • Anne Dudley

    Poldark Suite

    Orchestra: BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra. Conductor: Stephen Bell.

  • Trad.

    Sinnerman

    Orchestra: BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra. Conductor: Stephen Bell. Choir: Big Big Sing Choir.

  • Labi Siffre

    It Must Be Love

    Orchestra: BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra. Conductor: Stephen Bell. Choir: Big Big Sing Choir.

  • Jean Sibelius

    Karelia Suite (Intermezzo)

    Orchestra: BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra. Conductor: Stephen Bell.

  • Burt Bacharach

    What’s It All About, Alfie?

    Performer: Amy Dickson. Composer: Hal David.

  • Jamie MacDougall

    Song o' the Clyde

  • Alan Silvestri

    Back to the Future Theme

    Orchestra: BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra. Conductor: Stephen Bell.

  • David Foster

    I Have Nothing

    Orchestra: BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra. Conductor: Stephen Bell. Performer: Alexandra Burke. Composer: Linda Thompson.

  • Alexandra Burke, BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra & Stephen Bell

    I Will Always Love You (Proms in the Park, Glasgow Green 2015)

  • Uli Roever

    Highland Cathedral

    Orchestra: BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra. Conductor: Stephen Bell. Performer: Jamie MacDougall. Choir: Big Big Sing Choir. Composer: Michael Korb.

  • Caro Emerald

    Liquid Lunch

    Orchestra: BBC Concert Orchestra.

  • Claude‐Michel Schönberg

    Bring Him Home

    Orchestra: BBC Concert Orchestra. Performer: Russell Watson. Composer: Herbert Kretzmer.

  • Camille Saint‐Saëns

    The Swan

    Orchestra: BBC National Orchestra of Wales. Conductor: Gareth Jones.

  • Frederick Loewe

    I Could Have Danced All Night

    Orchestra: BBC National Orchestra of Wales. Conductor: Gareth Jones. Performer: Rebecca Evans.

  • Giacomo Puccini

    Tosca - Recondita armonia

    Orchestra: BBC Symphony Orchestra. Conductor: Marin Alsop. Performer: Jonas Kaufmann.

  • Giacomo Puccini

    Manon Lescaut - Donna non vidi mai

    Orchestra: BBC Symphony Orchestra. Conductor: Marin Alsop. Performer: Jonas Kaufmann.

  • Giacomo Puccini

    Turandot - Nessun dorma

    Orchestra: BBC Symphony Orchestra. Conductor: Marin Alsop. Performer: Jonas Kaufmann.

  • Riverdance

    Riverdance

Credits

PresenterJamie MacDougall
Executive ProducerGraham Mitchell

Broadcast

  • Sat 12 Sep 201519:15
    BBC Two Scotland

Featured in...

  • Proms Highlights

    The best bits of the BBC Proms 2015, from the Royal Albert Hall and beyond