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A Different Way to Listen

Elizabeth Elliott

Elizabeth Elliott, a talented musician who became deaf, shares her inspiring journey.

• 14 mins

Dig Where You Stand

Pickin' Tatties near Arbroath

Unearthing old tunes and songs from around the UK.

• 14 mins

Dig Where You Stand

Larking About in the Fields of Cornwall

Unearthing old tunes and songs from around the UK.

• 14 mins

Dig Where You Stand

Sowing Oats in Ceredigion

Unearthing old tunes and songs from around the UK.

• 14 mins

Dig Where You Stand

Death in the Yarrow Valley

Unearthing old tunes and songs from around the UK.

• 14 mins

Dig Where You Stand

The Arnisdale Fiddler and the Fairy

Unearthing old tunes and songs from around the UK

• 14 mins

Forever Songs

How Happy I Am

Karine Polwart considers music's ritual power to connect, soothe, honour and remember.

• 14 mins

Forever Songs

Time Has Told Me

Karine Polwart considers music's ritual power to connect, soothe, honour and remember.

• 14 mins

Forever Songs

Banks of Sicily

Karine Polwart considers music's ritual power to connect, soothe, honour and remember.

• 14 mins

Forever Songs

Couldn't Love You More

Karine Polwart considers music's ritual power to connect, soothe, honour and remember.

• 14 mins

Forever Songs

Don't You Think We're Forever

Karine Polwart considers music's ritual power to connect, soothe, honour and remember.

• 14 mins

Michael Longley's Life of Poetry

The Early Years

Belfast poet Michael Longley talks about his home town and love of jazz and the classics.

• 14 mins

Michael Longley's Life of Poetry

Poems of World War I

Belfast poet Michael Longley talks with Olivia O'Leary about his World War I poetry.

• 14 mins

Michael Longley's Life of Poetry

Poems of the Troubles

Belfast poet Michael Longley on writing about the Troubles.

• 14 mins

Michael Longley's Life of Poetry

Poems of Mayo

Belfast poet Michael Longley talks about nature poems inspired by the west of Ireland.

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Michael Longley's Life of Poetry

Poems of Love and Ageing

Belfast poet Michael Longley talks about his love poems and sixty years of poetry.

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Sounds of Wild Poland

Dawn

An adventure in nature recording with Izabela DÅ‚uzyk.

• 14 mins

Sounds of Wild Poland

Harmonies

Sound journeys into Poland's wild forests and marshes.

• 14 mins

Sounds of Wild Poland

Thrush Nightingales

Adventures in sound with Polish nature recordist Izabela DÅ‚uzyk.

• 14 mins

Sounds of Wild Poland

Trees

A deep listening experience in the wild places of Poland, recorded by Izabela DÅ‚uzyk.

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Sounds of Wild Poland

Night

Join Izabela DÅ‚uzyk on her sound adventures at night in the forests of eastern Poland.

• 14 mins

Five Kinds of Amadeus

16/09/2024

Geoffrey Colman asks Patrick Mackie what Peter Shaffer's 'Amadeus' reveals about Mozart.

• 14 mins

Five Kinds of Amadeus

17/09/2024

Geoffrey Colman explores what it's really like to be a musical prodigy with Vanessa-Mae.

• 14 mins

Five Kinds of Amadeus

18/09/2024

Geoffrey Colman discovers Dame Jane Glover's reactions to Peter Shaffer's Amadeus.

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Five Kinds of Amadeus

19/09/2024

Geoffrey Colman discovers Mark-Anthony Turnage's take on Mozart and composer rivalries.

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Five Kinds of Amadeus

20/09/2024

Geoffrey Colman meets Simon Callow, who first played Mozart in Peter Shaffer's Amadeus.

• 14 mins

Music Rediscovered

Teresa del Riego's suffrage anthem

Naomi Paxton shares research on a suffrage song with a special performance by Lucy Stevens

• 14 mins

Music Rediscovered

Tudor music and politics

Christina Faraday tells us how Robert Cecil used a song to curry favour with Elizabeth I.

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Music Rediscovered

The Star-Spangled Banner, Jacobins and Abolitionists

Oskar Jensen on what links Liverpool politics, a street ballad and the American anthem.

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Music Rediscovered

Esther Inglis's musical self portraits

Eleanor Chan delves into the world of a Huguenot bookmaker who used music as a code.

• 14 mins