Tradition meets high jinks once again as Edward Gardner conducts his first Last Night of the Proms. For this grandest of grand finales there are two very special guests.Since her first Proms appearance in 1995, Susan Bullock has emerged as Britain's leading dramatic soprano, specialising in what she calls 'the large ladies' of the repertoire. None is more challenging than Brünnhilde, whose Immolation Scene concludes Wagner's epic Ring cycle.Also featured is a classical music superstar, as popular in the West as in his native China. Lang Lang plays Liszt at his most dazzling on this, his sixth visit to the Proms.Bartók's thrilling suite provides a blast of exotic orchestral colour. Arne, Parry and Elgar bring down the curtain in traditional fashion. But first the Master of the Queen's Music pays tribute to the Promenaders' fundraising efforts on behalf of the Musicians Benevolent Fund in his new work.Saturday 10 September7.30pm – c. 10.45pm Royal Albert HallChoral music and singing events, Piano musicSir Peter Maxwell DaviesMusica benevolens (c4 mins)Musicians Benevolent Fund commission:World PremiereBartókThe Miraculous Mandarin - suite (20 mins)WagnerGötterdämmerung - Immolation Scene (18 mins)LisztPiano Concerto No. 1 in E flat major (19 mins)INTERVALChopinGrande Polonaise brillante, Op. 22 (9 mins)GraingerMo nighean dubh (My Dark-Haired Maiden) (4 mins)BrittenThe Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra (20 mins)RodgersThe Sound of Music - 'Climb ev'ry mountain' (arr.Robert Russell Bennett) (4 mins)RodgersCarousel - 'You'll never walk alone' (arr. Jackson) (3 mins)ElgarPomp and Circumstance March No. 1 in D major ('Land of Hope and Glory') (8 mins)ArneRule Britannia (8 mins)ParryJerusalem (orch. Elgar) (4 mins)TraditionalThe National Anthem (2 mins)Lang Lang pianoSusan Bullock sopranoBBC Symphony ChorusBBC Symphony OrchestraEdward Gardner conductor