
ALT At the end of the applause, conductor Kazuki Yamada rushed to the top of the stage to draw attention (and a spotlight) to the bust of Proms founder-conductor Sir Henry Wood, who orchestrated the final piece in the concert. Two of the three visible percussionists laugh, giving applause, and the third percussionist gestures up to the statue with Yamada. In the background, audience members in the Choir laugh, cheer, and clap, and some are giving a standing ovation.

ALT Kazuki Yamada energetically conducts the CBSO at the Royal Albert Hall, with his arms raised and baton in hand. The orchestra members, dressed in formal black attire, are focused on their instruments, including violins, cellos, and double basses. The audience, seated in the background, attentively watches the performance.

ALT A wide shot of the CBSO performing at the Royal Albert Hall, conducted by Kazuki Yamada, who is passionately swinging around for an upbeat. The orchestra, consisting of a full range of instruments including strings, brass, woodwinds, percussion, and two harps, fills the red-lit stage. The first few rows of standing Prommers are visible, and behind the bust of Henry Wood in the centre of the Hall is the organ, open and lit.
















































