Classical Connections with John Toal Episodes Episode guide
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Mezzo-soprano Carolyn Dobbins, Pianist Frasier Hickland
Featuring mezzo-soprano Carolyn Dobbins and pianist Frasier Hickland.
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Ulster Orchestra in concert, Highlights from the Rosemary Street sessions
Featuring the strings of the Ulster Orchestra performing in the Alley Theatre, Strabane.
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A James Bond Special
Featuring the Ulster Orchestra performing Bond classics, from Goldfinger to Skyfall.
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Tenor Daryl Simpson, Harpist Richard Allen, 大象传媒 Young Musician 2018
Chat with celtic tenor Daryl Simpson and music from harpist Richard Allen.
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NI Opera's Cl铆ona Donnelly, Film-maker Susie Attwood, Pianist Michael McHale
A look ahead to what NI Opera have coming up over the summer.
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The Blackstaff Sessions
With live recordings from some of Northern Ireland's best young classical performers.
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2Cellos, Newry Chamber Music, Brian Byrne, Stephen Hough
John chats to Luka Sulic of 2Cellos and Joanne Quigley-McParland of Newry Chamber Music.
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Avi Avital, Hard Rain Soloist Ensemble, Rowel Friers
John chats to mandolinist Avi Avital about his collaboration with namesake Omer Avital.
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Stephen Hough, Walled City Music Festival, Kit Downes, Se谩n Morgan-Rooney
John Toal chats to pianist Stephen Hough ahead of his performance at the Ulster Hall.
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Now is the Month of Maying, Festiv'Ards preview, Flax Trust Music Awards, Proms in the Park launch, Violinist Jack Liebeck
With Festiv'Ards co-director Neil McClure and Flax Trust artistic director Megan Mooney.
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Flautist Andrew Douglas, Classical Reflection, Debbie Wiseman
Music from Andrew Douglas, a new album from twin singers, and a one-take vinyl recording.
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David Arnold, Tamas Kocsis, Susie Griffin
Interview with film composer David Arnold and music from the Ulster Orchestra leader.
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How a conductor's baton became a magic wand, Cellist David McCann
The story of a missing baton, plus FaurE, Glazunov and Vivaldi from cellist David McCann.
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23/04/2017
Vocal ensemble G4, NI Opera Radamisto, 大象传媒 Proms Launch and soprano Megan Mooney.
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16/04/2017
Music for Easter.
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09/04/2017
John looks forward to Easter with music on the theme of eggs.
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02/04/2017
Haydn's Seven Last Words, Tim Burden, Ulster String Quartet and conductor Eugene Monteith.
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Crescent Arts Centre Special
David C Clements, Arco Quartet, Linley Hamilton, Open Arts Community Choir and more.
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A Musical Tour of Dublin
John Toal explores the classical music heritage of Dublin.
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Tim Lihoreau, Music from the Heart, Finghin Collins, Ulster Youth Orchestra, Heitor Villa-Lobos
Author and broadcaster Tim Lihoreau on his new book, and Finghin Collins performs Chopin.
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Tenebrae, Oscars preview, Dominic Peckham, Ulster String Quartet
Songs from the Great American Songbook and a look at the Best Original Score nominees.
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Tenebrae, Finghin Collins, Cremona Quartet, Chamber Choir Ireland, Courtney Lewis
Tenebrae Consort perform folk songs from around the world.
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Max Richter, Simon Callow and Playing for Pleasure Orchestra
Composer Max Richter, actor and author Simon Callow and Playing for Pleasure Orchestra.
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Nigel Short from Tenebrae, composer Brian Irvine and conductor Adam Cooke
Tenebrae's artistic director Nigel Short, composer Brian Irvine and conductor Adam Cooke.
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V铆kingur 脫lafsson, Night Music, Niall O'Sullivan, Hard Rain Soloist Ensemble
Previews of upcoming concerts and music from crossover trumpeter Niall O'Sullivan.
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Oliver Mears, Powder Her Face, Belfast Bach Consort
NI Opera rehearse Ades' 'Powder Her Face' and Oliver Mears reflects on his time with them.
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大象传媒 NI & Arts Council NI Young Musicians' Platform Award - The Classical Winners' Concert
John Toal presents a special live edition of Classical Connections from the Ulster Hall.
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TV Gold: Classical Music from the Small Screen
John Toal presents the Ulster Orchestra performing famous classical music as heard on TV.
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Christmas Cracker
A festive edition of the show for Christmas Day with live music and special guests.
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Five Gold Rings: Sing Carols at Christmas
John Toal presents a magical concert of festive favourites from the Ulster Hall.