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22 February 2005
Presented by Mark Lawson
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Caravaggio
Mark Lawson and art critic Waldemar Januszczak review the new exhibition at the National Gallery, which focuses on the last four years of Caravaggio's life..
Caravaggio, The Final Years is at the National Gallery, London, until 22 May
Ed McBain
Mark Lawson talks to renowned crime-writer Ed McBain about his latest work, the first in a new series of novels, each of which will feature a different woman in jeopardy.
Alice In Jeopardy by Ed McBain, is published by Orion books
Jamie's School Dinners
Mark Lawson and critic Emily Bell review Jamie Oliver's newest venture: working in a school canteen to improve the quality of the meals being provided to the pupils.
Jamie's School Dinners begins on Channel 4 on Wednesday 16 February, at 9pm
Musicians' labels
Mark Lawson talks to conductor Sir John Eliot Gardiner, pianist Joanna MacGregor and composer Michael Nyman about their respective decisions to set up their own record labels.
Joanna MacGregor launched her label, SoundCircus, in 1997.
John Eliot Gardiner has just gone into the record label business with his wife Isabella. The first releases on their SDG label are two live recordings from their musical pilgrimage, performing all of Bach Cantatas in the course of the year 2000 - the 250th anniversary of Bach's death.
Michael Nyman will be launching his label, MN Records, on 28 March 2005 - with the release of his opera, Man and Boy
The hills are alive
Following the news that the stage-version of The Sound of Music is to make its Austrian debut at the Volksoper in Vienna, Mark Lawson and the 大象传媒 Austrian correspondent Bethany Bell examine why the Broadway and Hollywood versions of the Von Trapp story are so little-known in Austria itself
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