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Sunday Morning Episodes

  1. 24/02/2008

    Iain and painter Tom Phillips admire musical portraits by Messiaen and Mozart.

  2. 17/02/2008

    Iain Burnside and Marcus Du Sautoy explore the connections between music and mathematics.

  3. 10/02/2008

    Including Wagner's Siegfried Idyll and Rachmaninov's Piano Concerto No 2.

  4. 03/02/2008

    With music including Schumann's Faschingswank aus Wien and Berlioz's Le carnaval romain.

  5. 27/01/2008

    Iain is joined by musicologist Erik Levi to look at the Nazis' relationship with music.

  6. 20/01/2008

    Iain Burnside explores the enduring legacy of Scotland's best-loved poet, Robert Burns.

  7. 13/01/2008

    Iain takes to his sick-bed with works by CPE Bach and Gabrieli, plus the Mozart Requiem.

  8. Dear Diary

    Iain leafs through diaries of great composers, in words and music.

  9. 30/12/2007

    Iain celebrates the past 12 months in music.

  10. 23/12/2007

    Iain ponders the connections between spirituality and music. With Holst, Part and Messiaen

  11. 16/12/2007

    Iain with music on the theme of animals, including Britten, Koechlin, Bizet, Saint-Saens.

  12. 09/12/2007

    Iain explores fairytales with Zemlinsky's Die Seejungfrau and Schumann's Marchenbilder.

  13. 02/12/2007

    Iain wraps up warm with Tchaikovsky's 'Winter Daydream' Symphony and Purcell's Fairy Queen

  14. 25/11/2007

    Iain looks back on Thanksgiving with music by Ives, Busoni, Copland and Gottschalk.

  15. 18/11/2007

    To mark St Cecilia's Day, Iain looks at music about music.

  16. 11/11/2007

    Jeremy Sams sits in, and explores war and peace with music by Haydn, Elgar and Britten.

  17. 04/11/2007

    Major General Patrick Cordingly guides Iain through music by Parry, Mozart and Handel.

  18. 28/10/2007

    To mark the day the clocks go back, Iain fills the extra hour with Haydn's Clock Symphony.

  19. 21/10/2007

    Iain introduces music by Hummel, D'Indy, Vierne and Haydn, to celebrate Trafalgar Day.

  20. Music associated with hurricanes and floods, including Schubert, Liszt and Berlioz.

  21. Ahead of World Mental Health Day, Iain looks at different approaches to musical sanity.

  22. 30/09/2007

    Iain ponders philosophy, with Steve Reich's Proverb and works by Mahler and Nietzsche.

  23. 23/09/2007

    Iain celebrates the Autumn equinox with topical music including Tippet, Debussy and Mahler

  24. 16/09/2007

    Iain Burnside explores music made in the Indian summer of a musician's creativity: old age

  25. 17/09/2017

    A programme of music interspersed with intelligent comment.

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