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ALT Florence Welch, lead singer of Florence The Machine, performs passionately on stage at the Royal Albert Hall during Prom 69: Symphony of Lungs. She wears a flowing red gown with dramatic, lacy sleeves that extend as she lifts her arms. Her long, wavy red hair cascades down her shoulders. Behind her, musicians from the Jules Buckley Orchestra play string instruments, including a cello and a harp, under soft stage lighting.
ALT Florence Welch stands at the front of the stage, enveloped in a deep red gown, performing alongside the Jules Buckley Orchestra and choir at the Royal Albert Hall for Prom 69: Symphony of Lungs. The Jules Buckley Orchestra fills the stage, while a choir stands elevated in the background, illuminated by purple lights. Jules Buckley, dressed in black, directs the orchestra, while the audience watches from the Arena.
ALT A violinist from the Jules Buckley Orchestra wears a flat cap, standing to play his violin towards the front of the stage. On his left, Florence Welch claps her hands and smiles with glee, her red wavy hair flowing around her shoulders. Behind both of them, Jules Buckley conducts his orchestra – the front desks of the strings visible in the frame.
ALT Jules Buckley stands in front of his Orchestra, facing the audience with his arms outstretched to accept rapturous applause. He wears a maroon shirt and dark trousers, and the ensemble wear difference shades of mauve and maroon, standing to face the audience.
ALT Sir Simon Rattle mid-movement as he conducts the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra, one arm outstretched towards the musicians.
ALT The brass section of the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra perform on the Royal Albert Hall stage.
ALT Sir Simon and the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra stand on the Royal Albert Hall stage, facing the audience and the camera.
ALT Sir Simon Rattle stands on the Royal Albert Hall stage, smiling, holding a BBC Radio 3 branded microphone in his right hand, with his left arm around Thomas Adès. Thomas is also smiling and holding the Royal Philharmonic Society Gold Medal, which Sir Simon has just presented to him. Members of the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra are seated behind them, smiling and applauding.
