When in 2008 Nigel Kennedy came back to the Proms after an absence of 21 years, his Late Night concert with his own quartet followed an early-evening performance of Elgar's Violin Concerto which he capped with a solo Bach encore.Tonight's special event confirms that JSB continues to mean a great deal to him. The man dubbed 'the people's violinist' has recorded Bach concertos with the Irish Chamber Orchestra and with members of the Berlin Philharmonic.Discovering something new every time he explores the composer's music, Kennedy points up the parallels with jazz. Bach loved the dance forms of his own day and his music benefits from being played with emotional freedom and a keen rhythmic sense.Saturday 6 August10.00pm – c. 11.00pm Royal Albert HallJ. S. BachPartita for Solo Violin No. 3 in E major, BWV 1006 - No. 1 Preludio (4 mins)J. S. BachPartita for Solo Violin No. 2 in D minor, BWV 1004 (36 mins)J. S. BachDas Pendel (arr. Kennedy) (7 mins)WallerHow can you face me now? (arr. Nigel Kennedy) (7 mins)(encore)WallerHoneysuckle Rose (arr. Nigel Kennedy) (7 mins)(encore)WallerViper’s Drag (arr. Nigel Kennedy) (5 mins)(encore)Nigel Kennedy violinRolf Bussald guitarYaron Stavi double bassKrzysztof Dzeidzic percussion