Highlights
Episode 2John Rutter tells Donald Macleod about his affection for his home town of Cambridge...
La FeniceCatherine Bott presents highlights from a concert featuring the ensemble La Fenice.
3. Marina WarnerJoan Bakewell discusses belief with novelist, critic and cultural historian Marina...
Episode 1Donald Macleod talks to John Rutter about the influence of his childhood on his mus...
1. David StarkeyJoan Bakewell discusses belief with historian, writer and broadcaster David Starkey...
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Episode 3
Donald Macleod speaks to John Rutter about his musical love affair with America.
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Christmas Special
Sean Rafferty presents a Christmas special from the Radio Theatre, Broadcasting Hou...
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3. Bertrand Russell/Liz F...
Anne McElvoy and guests re-assess the reputation of philosopher Bertrand Russell.
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4. The Misanthrope/Jean-P...
Rana Mitter discusses Moliere's The Misanthrope and re-assesses Jean-Paul Sartre.
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Episode 3
With Donald Macleod. Jessonda - Overture and excerpts; Violin Concerto No 8.
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Tasty!
Cultural historian Richard Weight explores how we decide what is tasty.
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Episode 5
Donald Macleod considers some of the radiant music from Spohr's last years.
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The Sleepover
Judith Kampfner explores Jackson Pollock's domestic world.
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18/12/2009 Howard Goodall...
Presented by Sean Rafferty. With composer Howard Goodall and the Vienna Piano Trio.
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John Cooper Clarke/Matthe...
With Ian McMillan. Featuring new writing from award-winning comedian Matthew Holnes...
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5. Handel and Nationality
Suzanne Aspden on Handel's uncanny ability to absorb musical and cultural influence...
Order by: Alphabetical |
Composer of the Week - John Rutter (b.1945)
Episode 3Donald Macleod speaks to John Rutter about his musical love affair with America.
Belief - Series 4
3. Marina WarnerJoan Bakewell discusses belief with novelist, critic and cultural historian Marina Warner.
Composer of the Week - John Rutter (b.1945)
Episode 2John Rutter tells Donald Macleod about his affection for his home town of Cambridge.
Belief - Series 6
1. David StarkeyJoan Bakewell discusses belief with historian, writer and broadcaster David Starkey.
Composer of the Week - John Rutter (b.1945)
Episode 1Donald Macleod talks to John Rutter about the influence of his childhood on his music.
In Tune
18/12/2009 Howard Goodall, Vienna Piano TrioPresented by Sean Rafferty. With composer Howard Goodall and the Vienna Piano Trio.
The Verb
John Cooper Clarke/Matthew Holness/Laura Dockrill/Al...With Ian McMillan. Featuring new writing from award-winning comedian Matthew Holness.
The Essay - The Great and Good Mr Handel
5. Handel and NationalitySuzanne Aspden on Handel's uncanny ability to absorb musical and cultural influences.
Music Matters
A Midlands ChristmasTom Service travels across the English Midlands taking a snapshot of music making.
The Early Music Show
La FeniceCatherine Bott presents highlights from a concert featuring the ensemble La Fenice.
Composer of the Week - Louis Spohr (1784-1859)
Episode 5Donald Macleod considers some of the radiant music from Spohr's last years.
In Tune
17/12/2009 John Copley, Andris Nelsons, Garrick Ohls...With Sean Rafferty. La boheme at the Royal Opera House and pianist Garrick Ohlsson.
Night Waves - Sacred Monsters
4. The Misanthrope/Jean-Paul Sartre/Marcus Du Sautoy...Rana Mitter discusses Moliere's The Misanthrope and re-assesses Jean-Paul Sartre.
The Essay - The Great and Good Mr Handel
4. Handel and LiteratureDerek Alsop explores ways in which Handel related his music to the texts he was setting.
In Tune
Christmas SpecialSean Rafferty presents a Christmas special from the Radio Theatre, Broadcasting House.
Composer of the Week - Louis Spohr (1784-1859)
Episode 4Donald Macleod considers how Spohr laid the musical foundations for other composers.
Night Waves - Sacred Monsters
3. Bertrand Russell/Liz Forgan/Vaclav Havel/NineAnne McElvoy and guests re-assess the reputation of philosopher Bertrand Russell.
Composer of the Week - Louis Spohr (1784-1859)
Episode 3With Donald Macleod. Jessonda - Overture and excerpts; Violin Concerto No 8.
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