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Sakamoto - Art Is Long, Life Is Short

Reflecting on the legacy of Ryuichi Sakamoto, a year on from the composer's passing.

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The Cello and the Nightingale

Kate Kennedy examines the events surrounding one of the 麻豆官网首页入口's first outside broadcasts.

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Everything Stops

The composer Gavin Higgins considers how Tourette syndrome and OCD has informed his music.

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Searching for the Songs of Bukhara

A musical journey into the ancient court music of Central Asia.

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A Most Queer House

The story of a London house with a legacy of queer creative and bohemian residents.

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The Marvellous, Magical, Musical Box

Art in an age of mechanical reproduction is a surprisingly inspirational, human story.

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Cinema City

Alistair Fraser delves into the little-known history of Glasgow鈥檚 forgotten cinemas.

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Undine Smith Moore - The Dean of Black Women Composers

Discovering a unique 20th-century composer and teacher - and her enduring influence.

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Music of the Vikings

What was the soundtrack to a Viking feast? Eleanor Rosamund Barraclough investigates.

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Home of Hope and Glory

Katie Derham delves into the fascinating history and legacy of 'Land of Hope and Glory'.

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Schoenberg in the USA

Marin Alsop explores the impact of Schoenberg's emigration to the United States.

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Light Fantastic

Singer and broadcaster Catherine Bott explores the story of British light music.

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New Generation Thinkers: Anjin, the Pilot

Nandini Das tells the story of William Adams, the first Englishman in Japan.

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Ishmael Reed - American Trickster

Lindsay Johns meets the polymathic American writer Ishmael Reed.

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A Little History of Surreal Music

Ian McMillan finds out why Breton was wrong to exclude music from the Surrealist project.

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