Vladimir Jurowski's Hungarian Prom kicks off with Kodály's effervescent Dances of Galánta.

Bartók's more acerbically ebullient First Piano Concerto will give pianist Jean-Efflam Bavouzet a chance to use both hands: his previous Proms appearances, in 2008 and 2010, both involved pieces conceived for the left hand alone!

In tonight's second half, an influential masterwork from one of this year's featured composers, born 200 years ago. Liszt's A Faust Symphony 'in three character portraits, after Goethe' will be played in the version that concludes with a grandiose setting of the 'Chorus mysticus' unheard at the Proms since 1967.

Tuesday 26 July

7.30pm – c. 9.55pm

Royal Albert Hall

Choral music and singing events, Piano music

Kodály

Dances of Galánta (16 mins)

Bartók

Piano Concerto No. 1 (24 mins)

INTERVAL

Liszt

A Faust Symphony (62 mins)

Jean-Efflam Bavouzet piano

Marco Jentzsch tenor

London Philharmonic Choir (men's voices)

London Symphony Chorus (men's voices)

London Philharmonic Orchestra

Vladimir Jurowski conductor