Proms 2026

27 June - 5 July
Celebrate Music in North London

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Luke Tyrrell
Classical Guitar
Sunday 29 March
Henrietta Barnett School - 6.45 pm

2026 Evening Concert Programme Announced

Come and join us at our wonderful 2026 Proms at St Jude's music festival

Saturday 27 June

Fantasia Orchestra

The wonderful Fantasia Orchestra, much loved by Proms audiences, will perform on our opening night, with conductor Tom Fetherstonhaugh and the superb Junyan Chen on piano.

The programme will include Mozart Overture to The Marriage of Figaro, Beethoven Piano Concerto No 1 and Beethoven Symphony No 7.

Sunday 28 June

Wolf Hall in Concert

A compelling blend of music, narration and imagery bringing to life Hilary Mantel’s trilogy about the court of Henry VIII.

Debbie Wiseman, Classic FM’s Composer in Residence, conducts her evocative score from the acclaimed BBC series.

BAFTA-nominated actor Anton Lesser reads from Mantel’s text, while the exquisite voice of Grace Davidson, a British soprano who grew up in Hampstead Garden Suburb, is supported by the excellent Locrian Ensemble.

Monday 29 June

Jonathan and Tom Scott

Classical Blockbusters: Brothers Jonathan and Tom Scott perform Grieg’s Peer Gynt Suite, George Gershwin’s thrilling Rhapsody in Blue and other favourites on organ and grand piano.

Tuesday 30 June

Fidelio Trio

The virtuosic trio will perform:
• Mendelssohn Piano Trio No 1
• Ravel Piano Trio
• Beethoven Piano Trio ‘Archduke’

Wednesday 1 July

Choir of The Queen’s College Oxford

Hailed by BBC Music Magazine as ‘an undoubted jewel in Britain’s choral scene’, the Choir will perform a selection of a cappella works by composers from the 16th to the 21st centuries, including Britten, Holst, Stanford, Parry and Rutter.

Thursday 2 July

Timothy Ridout

Per Amore dell’Italia: International viola star Timothy Ridout joins the Academy of St Mary-le-Bow for a vibrant, Italian-themed programme. This will include Rossini’s The Barber of Seville, Respighi’s radiant Fountains of Rome and Mendelssohn’s joyous Italian symphony.

Friday 3 July

The Van Morrison Alumni Band

Celebrating the music of the legendary singer-songwriter, this company of musicians and singers who were hand-picked by Van Morrison, will play hits including Brown Eyed Girl; Gloria; Moondance; Baby, Please Don’t Go; and Sweet Thing.

Saturday 4 July

A Jazz Celebration

A Jazz Celebration of the American Songbook: Music by Gershwin, Bernstein, Ellington and more, performed by Lizzie Ball, James Pearson and Friends, a show which was a sell out at Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club.

Sunday 5 July

Last Night of the Proms

Last Night: Our traditional extravaganza, including:
• Walton Spitfire Prelude and Fugue
• Elgar Sea Pictures
• Prokofiev Symphony No 1 ‘Classical’
• Mozart Così fan tutte: Ah scostati! ... Smanie implacabili
Performed by Helen Charlston with The Purcell School Orchestra.

2025 Proms in Review!

Relive the excitement of the 2025 season, see the positive impact that Proms has in the community. Our end of season

Proms Impact Leaflet

2025 Proms in Pictures!

Graphics recorded from our 2025 Festival performances and our community of Festival patrons can be viewed Here

Alice Espalier-Noel

Chapman Shum

Fantastic Fanfares Competition Winners 2025

The winners of this year’s Proms at St Jude’s Fantastic Fanfares Competition are Alice Espitalier-Noel, aged 14 from The Henrietta Barnett School and Nathan Heymann aged 15 from the Archer Academy. Alice’s lively fanfare was performed by Fantasia Orchestra and Dame Evelyn Glennie at the first Proms evening concert on Saturday 21st June.

The judges also want to acknowledge the work of Chapman Shum, age 14 from Linden Lodge School, whose composition will be performed as an encore. They were impressed with his ideas and musicianship, especially considering he is visually impaired.

Congratulations to all of them!