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| Radio 3's breakfast programme with Martin Handley. | |
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| Rob Cowan presents the best recordings from the archive and the present day, including works by Delius, Mendelssohn and Haydn. Plus a challenge for your Innocent Ear. | |
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| Michael Berkeley's guest is scientist, doctor, philosopher, writer and critic Raymond Tallis. His musical choices include Beethoven, The Beatles, Wagner, Thomas Tallis and Bach. | |
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| Catherine Bott examines the music and background to the 14th century Roman de Fauvel, a text satirising the State and Church. It is often referred to as the start of the Ars Nova. | |
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| JoAnn Falletta conducts the Ulster Orchestra in Belfast. Grieg: Holberg Suite. MacMillan: Veni, Veni, Emmanuel (with Colin Currie: percussion). Sibelius: Symphony No 5. | |
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| Live from Manchester Cathedral. | |
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| Aled Jones explores the different ways in which myths and legends have inspired a range of composers including Martinu, Wagner and Sibelius to write choral works. | |
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| A sequence of poetry, prose and music on the idea of west and the West, with readings by Olivia Williams and Sean Arnold. | |
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| Endnotes - David Foster Wallace: Geoff Ward considers the legacy of David Foster Wallace, seen as the most gifted and linguistically exuberant American novelist of his generation. | |
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| Drama following four violent male offenders on a rehabilitation course. If they succeed, they receive community service, but if they fail, prison awaits. | |
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| Lucy Duran travels to the mountainous north of Albania to visit a folk festival in the remote town of Bajram Curri, with musicians from across the region and neighbouring Kosovo. | |
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| Julian Joseph presents a concert given at Kings Place in London in which saxophonist and clarinettist Shabaka Hutchings performs material from his own library with his new group. | |
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| John Shea presents music by Schubert, Korngold, Mendelssohn, Schumann, Mozart, Cavalli, Horneman, Saint-Saens, CPE Bach, Verdi, Brahms, Vaughan Williams, Tallis and Beethoven. | |
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