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Live from the Â鶹Éç Proms: Jules Buckley and his Orchestra are joined by singer, composer, multi-instrumentalist Cory Henry to celebrate some of Stevie Wonder’s most iconic work.

Presented by Elizabeth Alker, live from the Royal Albert Hall, London.

Stevie Wonder:
Too High (arr. Rob Taggart)
Visions (arr. Callum Au)
Living for the City (arr. Jochen Neuffer)
Golden Lady (arr. Jochen Neuffer)
Higher Ground (arr. Jochen Neuffer)
Jesus Children of America (arr. Tim Davies)
All in Love Is Fair (arr. Tommy Laurence)
Don’t You Worry Bout a Thing (arr. Tom Richards)
Superwoman (arr. Jochen Neuffer)
Creepin’ (arr. Rob Taggart)
They Won’t Go When I Go (arr. Tim Davies)
Something Out of the Blue (arr. Tim Davies)
If It’s Magic
I Never Dreamed You’d Leave in Summer (arr. Tim Davies)

Cory Henry
Jules Buckley Orchestra
Jules Buckley, conductor

The Â鶹Éç Proms celebrates some of Stevie Wonder’s most iconic work this year as conductor Jules Buckley and his Orchestra are joined by Cory Henry: singer, composer, multi-instrumentalist and keyboardist, for performances including Higher Ground, Living for the City and Don’t You Worry ’Bout a Thing.

The impact of Stevie Wonder’s 1973 hit album Innervisions is still felt by musicians and listeners to this day. Part of a triumvirate of consecutive Grammy winning albums, Innervisions highlighted Wonder’s genius work both as performer and studio producer.