The 2026 Proms season concludes with 86 concerts held over eight weeks, and there is no doubt that this festival is not only the largest but also one of the most prestigious classical music events in the world. Now it’s time to hear your thoughts on this season. Was there a particular concert that impressed you? Did any new works make it onto your list of favorite pieces?
Your Listening Experiences
Did you attend any of the concerts held at the Royal Albert Hall, on the radio, or online? Or perhaps you went to concerts in Bristol, Sunderland, Gateshead, or Mold? We invite you to share your listening experiences with us in the comments. Did you sing along with the Jupiter Ensemble to the song "Hey Jude" and create unforgettable moments?
Critics' Reviews
Critics were amazed by the performances of the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra, John Wilson, and the London Sinfonia, as well as the Oslo Philharmonic conducted by Mira Grazinitza-Tila and Mahler's 1st Aurora Orchestra. Meanwhile, new works showcased this year also drew attention. The "Festen Suite" by Trenge was performed with exceptional flair, and the bassoon concerto by Thea Musgrave enchanted listeners with its unique charm. Additionally, Jesse Montgomery's violin concerto was recognized as a highlight of this season.
Now it’s time to hear your voice. Which concerts and new works did you enjoy the most? What moments became memorable for you? Join us in this discussion and reminisce about your experiences.
