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Proms Last Night and Park audiences given more choice than ever


Category: BBC Proms; Factual & Arts TV; BBC FOUR; Radio; bbc.co.uk; BBCi

Date: 31.08.2005
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Interactive television services and live broadcasts across BBC radio, television and online are giving audiences more ways than ever of experiencing The Last Night of the Proms and Proms in the Park in 2005.

 

For the first time, digital viewers watching via cable or satellite are offered complete live coverage of all six Proms concerts which take place on Saturday 10 September - The Last Night from the Royal Albert Hall, and Proms in the Park from Belfast, Glasgow, Hyde Park (London), Manchester and Swansea.

 

Freeview viewers can watch the Royal Albert Hall, Hyde Park or Glasgow concerts.

 

The Last Night of the Proms from the Royal Albert Hall is broadcast live on BBC ONE (part two) and BBC TWO (part one) as well as live on BBC Radio 3 and the BBC World Service.

 

Digital television viewers watching the Royal Albert Hall concert have the option of pressing red for synchronized notes at the bottom of the screen, giving information about the music and performers.

 

Glasgow's Prom in the Park is broadcast live on BBC FOUR. All other Proms in the Park - from Belfast, Hyde Park, Manchester and Swansea - are broadcast live under the red button on digital television (cable and satellite).

 

Viewers watching BBC ONE, TWO, THREE or FOUR during The Last Night of the Proms can press the red button to select the concert they wish to watch.

 

Radio 3 broadcasts The Last Night of the Proms live from the Royal Albert Hall. It is also streamed live online at bbc.co.uk/proms and available on Listen Again for seven days after the concert.

 

Each Prom in the Park concert is broadcast live by BBC regional radio networks (details below).

 

Broadcast details (Television, Radio and Online)

 

Television

 

BBC ONE - Last Night of the Proms, live from the Royal Albert Hall (second half). Plus digital viewers (cable and satellite) can select live Proms in the Park from Belfast, Swansea, Manchester or Hyde Park, and the Royal Albert Hall concert with notes. Freeview viewers can choose from the Royal Albert Hall with notes, Hyde Park and Glasgow.

 

BBC TWO - Last Night of the Proms, live from the Royal Albert Hall (first half). Plus digital viewers (cable and satellite) can select live Proms in the Park from Belfast, Swansea, Manchester or Hyde Park and the Royal Albert Hall concert with notes. Freeview viewers can choose from the Royal Albert Hall with notes, Hyde Park and Glasgow.

 

BBC FOUR - Proms in the Park, live from Glasgow. Plus digital viewers (cable and satellite) can select live Proms in the Park from Belfast, Swansea, Manchester or Hyde Park, and the Royal Albert Hall concert with notes. Freeview viewers can choose from the Royal Albert Hall with notes, Hyde Park and Glasgow.

 

Radio

 

Radio 3 - The Last Night of the Proms, live from the Royal Albert Hall at 7.30pm.

 

Radio 2 - Prom in the Park broadcast live from Hyde Park.

 

BBC Radio Ulster - Prom in the Park broadcast live from Donegall Square, Belfast.

 

BBC Radio Scotland - Prom in the Park broadcast live from Glasgow Green.

 

BBC Radio Wales - Prom in the Park broadcast live from Singleton Park, Swansea.

 

BBC GMR (Manchester) - Prom in the Park broadcast live from Heaton Park, Manchester.

 

BBC World Service - The Last Night of the Proms, live from the Royal Albert Hall.

 

Online

 

The Last Night of the Proms - streamed live from the Royal Albert Hall and available on Listen Again for seven days after the broadcast at bbc.co.uk/proms.


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Category: BBC Proms; Factual & Arts TV; BBC FOUR; Radio; bbc.co.uk; BBCi

Date: 31.08.2005
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