Setting of Rimbaud's hallucinatory prose poem. Contains language that might cause o...
Catherine Bott explores the musical legacy and life of King Dinis of Portugal.
Donald Macleod focuses on Satie's momentous last decade.
Lucie Skeaping talks to chef Clarissa Dickson Wright about Handel's love of food.
Donald Macleod explores Satie's early life and his famous set of three Gymnopedies.
With Martha Wainwright on the lyrics of Edith Piaf, plus poet Paul Durcan.
Donald Macleod explores Satie's 'mystic' period of the 1890s.
Donald Macleod explores Satie's famously eccentric character.
Donald Macleod presents two works considered Satie's greatest, plus a rare miniatur...
Stephen Johnson and the BBC SSO explore the 1945 version of Stravinsky's Firebird s...
Lisa Jardine on how IVF is changing our ideas about the definition of a family.
Tom Service talks to composer Richard Rodney Bennett and violinist Leonidas Kavakos...
Essayists from former Warsaw Pact nations reflect on an apparently banal object.
Presented by Sean Rafferty. With La Nuova Musica and jazz vocalist Cleveland Watkis...
Presented by Sean Rafferty. With pianist Michael McHale and jazz musician John Surm...
BBC correspondent Nick Thorpe reads from his book '89: The Unfinished Revolution.
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Setting of Rimbaud's hallucinatory prose poem. Contains language that might cause offence.
Donald Macleod focuses on Satie's momentous last decade.
Donald Macleod presents two works considered Satie's greatest, plus a rare miniature.
Donald Macleod explores Satie's famously eccentric character.
Donald Macleod explores Satie's 'mystic' period of the 1890s.
Donald Macleod explores Satie's early life and his famous set of three Gymnopedies.
Stephen Johnson and the BBC SSO explore the 1945 version of Stravinsky's Firebird suite.
Lucie Skeaping talks to chef Clarissa Dickson Wright about Handel's love of food.
Catherine Bott explores the musical legacy and life of King Dinis of Portugal.
Essayists from former Warsaw Pact nations reflect on an apparently banal object.
Essayists from former Warsaw Pact nations reflect on an apparently banal object.
Essayists from former Warsaw Pact nations reflect on an apparently banal object.
Furniture curator Jana Scholze on life in communist East Germany and a garden chair.
Hungarian journalist Valeria Toth measures out her life in passports.
Presented by Sean Rafferty. With La Nuova Musica and jazz vocalist Cleveland Watkiss.
Presented by Sean Rafferty. With pianist Michael McHale and jazz musician John Surman.
Presented by Sean Rafferty. With the Lendvai String Trio and pianist Jean-Efflam Bavouzet.
Presented by Sean Rafferty. With violinist Daniel Hope and pianist Malcolm Martineau.
Presented by Sean Rafferty. With pianist Artur Pizarro and guitarists Rodrigo y Gabriela.
Tom Service talks to composer Richard Rodney Bennett and violinist Leonidas Kavakos.
Matthew Sweet talks to film-maker Stephen Poliakoff and reviews Michael Haneke's latest.
Matthew Sweet talks to American film director Steven Soderbergh.
Philip Dodd hosts a debate from Berlin 20 years after the fall of the Wall.
Lisa Jardine on how IVF is changing our ideas about the definition of a family.
BBC correspondent Nick Thorpe reads from his book '89: The Unfinished Revolution.
With Martha Wainwright on the lyrics of Edith Piaf, plus poet Paul Durcan.