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Next Door
Mark Bazeley reads Kurt Vonnegut's cautionary tale about eavesdropping.
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07/09/2008
Peter Hill Nigel Simeone and Pierre Audi discuss Messiaen's opera Saint Francis of Assisi.
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The Quiet Carriage
Geoff Dyer explores changing ideas of privacy, personal space and good manners on trains.
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The Power of the Ondes
Thomas Bloch discusses the ondes martenot with ex-Pogues member David Coulter.
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Stealing the Thunderer
In 1826, publisher John Murray II infamously tried to create a rival to The Times.
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The End of Summer
A story set on a ferry, where a traveller encounters the intriguing teenager Sophie.
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A profile of the New York Philharmonic
A profile of the New York Philharmonic, one of the world's oldest orchestras.
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The Pattern of Lanes
An exploration of the ancient heart of the Parisian Latin Quarter. With Gillian Tindall.
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Vaughan Williams at the Royal College of Music
Steven Johnson visits the Royal College of Music to look at Vaughan Williams's time there.
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Prayer
By Istvan Orkeny. A story told by a mother who must identify the body of her dead son.
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22/08/2008
The legacy of the Gurzenich Orchestra, one of Germany's leading symphony orchestras.
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21/08/2008
Richard Foster takes a light-hearted look at energy saving and the great British summer.
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Dr Rowan Williams on Dostoevsky
The Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Rowan Williams discusses Dosotoevsky, his literary hero.
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19/08/2008
Ivan Hewett looks at the work of Edgar Varese, one of the musical world's great outsiders.
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Jonathan Harvey and the IRCAM Factor
Sara Mohr-Pietsch explores the work of IRCAM, the musical research and production house.
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Proms Plus: Belshazzar
Catherine Bott talks to critic Roderick Swanston about the creation of Handel's Belshazzar
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15/08/2008
Conductor Pierre Boulez discusses Janacek's works with 2008 Proms director Roger Wright.
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Final Exposure
Christine Finn explores the private world of British landscape photographer Fay Godwin.
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13/08/2008
Andrew Brown explores the slave-raiding culture of the Viking-era British isles.
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12/08/2008
Artist Akram Zaatari explores the photographic archives of Studio Shehrazade in Lebanon.
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Proms Plus: Il tabarro
Suzy Klein discusses Puccini's opera Il tabarro with Roger Parker and Alexandra Wilson.
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The Bargain
By Truman Capote. An old friend is due for lunch at the apartment of New Yorker Mrs Chase.
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Memories of Messiaen
Pierre Boulez, Tristan Murail and George Benjamin, recall their studies with Messiaen.
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Rebellion
Tom Goodman-Hill reads from Joseph Roth's novel Rebellion, set in Berlin after World War I
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A Dill Pickle
By Katherine Mansfield. An excerpt from the story of two former lovers meeting again.
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Stockhausen
Tom Service talks to Stockhausen's associates to find out what marked him out as a pioneer
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Faberge's Eggs
An extract from Toby Faber's book about the inspiration behind the famous Faberge eggs.
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Bernardo Buontalenti - The Florentine Potter
Exploring the work of Bernardo Buontalenti, who produced the first European porcelain.
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30/07/2008
Lucy Duran presents a tribute to Radio 3 World Music Americas Award winner Andy Palacio.
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30/07/2008
Mary Ann Kennedy talks to Son de la frontera about their particular style of flamenco.