CBeebies Prom - A Musical Journey
CBeebies is at the Royal Albert Hall, ready to take BBC's very youngest audience on a musical journey through the countryside, around the world, back in time and into space.
Conductor Jessica Cottis leads the BBC Concert Orchestra in this CBeebies Prom which will include a special Overture of CBeebies theme tunes, as well as inspiring classical music with Beethoven's 3rd Movt Pastorale Symphony, Korngold's The Sea Hawk, Prokofiev's Dance of the Knights, Peter Maxwell Davies' An Orkney Wedding with Sunrise and Richard Strauss' Also Sprach Zarathustra.
Marquez' Conga del Fuego will close this special family event which will be presented by CBeebies favourites Andy Day (Andy's Dinosaur Adventures), Ben Faulks (Mr Bloom), Gemma Hunt (Swashbuckle), Chris Jarvis (Show Me, Show Me and Stargazing), Rebecca Keatley (Let's Play), Steven Kynman (William Shakespeare) and Cat Sandion (CBeebies presenter).
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