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Each week the programme examines some of the larger questions of life by taking a spiritual theme and exploring it through Music, prose and poetry.
It brings together the thoughts, ideas and works of the great thinkers, theologians, poets and composers. Something Understood has a multi-faith approach, often bringing in examples from Eastern philosophy as well as the Western Christian world.
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Glimpses in the garden
Today's programme is presented by Joyce Laing - an art therapist - and she talks about what we can learn from art on the margins. Plus interview with 'Lone Pigeon'..
Music 1: Polonaise in F Minor Op 71 from 'Polonaises vol. 2' by Chopin, performed by Idil Biret available on NAXOS 8.554535
Reading 1: from Foreword to 'Art Brut' by Michel Theroz, Reader Alain Fontaine,
Bookking International ISBN: 2605003078
Music 2: Vincent by Don Mclean, from 'American Pie' EMI CDP 7 46555 2
Music 3: 'The shepherd' by Vaughan Williams, from The Very Best of English Song sung by Ian Partridge. EMI 5 75926 2
Music 4: actuality of Lone Pigeon playing organ and piano in his house - not available
Music 5: Concubine Rice by Lone Pigeon from Sketch / fence Records, Sketch 001
Music 6: the Presto from Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata op 27 played by Alfred Brendel. Philips 411 470-2
Reading 2: Rashin -Coatie, from Scottish Fairy Tales, published by Senate, reader Sheena Anthoney. This is out of print.
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