Episode 1
Conductor Charles Hazlewood presents a new six-part series finding the links between seemingly unconnected pieces of music. He begins with Elbow's Lippy Kids.
Conductor Charles Hazlewood presents a new six-part series finding the links between seemingly unconnected pieces of music.
Each show presents an iconic pop track in a new light as Charles considers, amongst other things, how The Prodigy relate to J.S. Bach and what Mozart and Abba have in common.
He isolates each track's key ingredients and explores how they are used in other musical genres - from Beethoven to Bee Gees, and Youssou N'Dour to John Tavener - before returning to the original track with new insight into what makes it so great.
This week, the starting point is Lippy Kids by Elbow, as Charles explores how the track relates to Mendelssohn and whether key ingredients can be found in other genres.
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Music Played
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Elbow
Lippy Kids
- Build A Rocket Boys!.
- Fiction.
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The Unthanks / Adrian Utley / Charles Hazlewood
Greenland's Coast
- n/a.
- n/a.
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Alfred Schnittke
Concerto for Piano and String Orchestra
- Alfred Schnittke: The Piano Concertos 1-3.
- Phoenix.
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Felix Mendelssohn
'Ferne' from 12 Lieder Op. 9
- Mendelssohn Bartholfy: Lieder.
- Teldec.
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Kenny Rogers
The Gambler
- The Gambler.
- Nashville.
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Wyclef Jean feat. Kenny Rogers
Kenny Rogers Pharoahe Monch Dub Plate
- The Ecleftic – 2 Sides II A Book.
- Sony.
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Sergey Rachmaninov
Priidite Poklonimska
- Rachmaninov: Vespers.
- Telarc.
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Henry Purcell
'Sound The Trumpet' from Come, Ye Sons Of Art
- Purcell: Music For Queen Mary.
- Erato.
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Joy Division
Love Will Tear Us Apart
- Love Will Tear Us Apart.
- Factory.
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The Pogues
Dirty Old Town
- Rum Sodomy & The Lash.
- Stiff.
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Gustav Holst
'Jupiter' from The Planets Suite
- n/a.
- n/a.
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Pulp
I Spy
- Different Class.
- Universal.
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Elbow
Lippy Kids
- Build A Rocket Boys!.
- Fiction.
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Small Faces
Tin Soldier
- Million Sellers Vol.8 - The Sixties.
- Disky.
Broadcast
- Thu 22 Sep 2011 23:00´óÏó´«Ã½ Radio 2