On Saturday 13 September, the BBC World Service will be replacing its normal evening DRM broadcasts on mediumwave (1296 kHz) and shortwave (5895 kHz and 5875 kHz) with a special broadcast of The Last Night of the Proms.The Last Night of the Proms, at the Royal Albert Hall in London, is one of the most popular classical music concerts in the world, watched and listened to by an audience of many millions around the globe. The BBC World Service special DRM broadcast will begin at 1800 UTC with highlights of Prom 69 featuring music by Debussy and Roussel, and will continue with the live broadcast from the Albert Hall in London from 1900 UTC.
More details will be available on the BBC World Service Proms website.
(Source: http://www.drm.org/ )
