Dr Rommi Smith examines a turning point moment in the life of five Black female musicians.
Full Moon on Progress St homepage
Kate Molleson hears from composers writing seasonal music in an era of climate change.
Vivaldi in a Warming World homepage
蜜芽传媒 foreign correspondents talk to musicians and shopkeepers in their local Tin Pan Alleys
Tin Pan Alleys homepage
Kenneth Steven combines Scottish landscape and geological history with his own poetry.
Scotland Rocks homepage
Phil Hebblethwaite explores hoaxes and controversies in classical music.
Classical Deceptions homepage
Five essays from Australia on the theme of place and belonging.
Writing Australia homepage
Kate Kennedy talks to musicians who had to rethink their lives and careers after injury.
Healing Musicians homepage
Five essayists bring to life overlooked and vital moments in musical history.
Music Rediscovered homepage
Geoffrey Colman asks what Peter Shaffer's play Amadeus tells us about Mozart himself.
Five Kinds of Amadeus homepage
Izabela D艂uzyk takes us on a sound journey through Poland's ancient Bia艂owie偶a Forest.
Sounds of Wild Poland homepage
Northern Ireland's most eminent contemporary poet, Michael Longley, talks about his life
Michael Longley's Life of Poetry homepage
Karine Polwart considers the ritual power of music to connect, soothe, honour and remember
Forever Songs homepage
Unearthing old tunes and songs from specific places around the UK
Dig Where You Stand homepage
Five essayists explore the dichotomy of being a deaf professional working with music.
A Different Way to Listen homepage
Katie Derham delves into the surprising connections between classical music and plants.
Music in Bloom homepage
Five leading composers write a personal letter to a young composer (real or imagined).
Letters to a Young Composer homepage
Michael Goldfarb remembers his theatrical life as an actor.
Watching from the Wings homepage
Five stories of myth, magic and cartographic curiosities once widely believed to exist.
Erland Cooper's Phantom Islands homepage
The latest crop of New Generation Thinkers stretch their broadcasting wings.
New Generation Thinkers 2023 homepage
V&A East director Gus Casely-Hayford on trying to put a new kind of museum together.
A Museum in the Making homepage
Edith Piaf - from her mouth to your heart. Her life and work explored through five songs.
Edith Piaf in Five Songs homepage
Ian Sansom imagines he's writing to some key figures from modern literary history.
Letters to the Overrated and the Underrated homepage
Sally Marlow asks what five women artists can tell us about addiction through their art.
Women of Substance homepage
Five writers circumnavigate the British Isles in traditional boats - without leaving home.
A Circumnavigation of the British Isles in Five Traditional Boats homepage
Traditional Variety through the lens of a writer's childhood fascination.
That's Entertainment...? Variety and Me homepage
Radio 3 presenters share personal stories of the composer who has inspired them the most.
Secret Admirers (Series 5) homepage
Professor Fiona Stafford explores the history and affection for our favourite puddings.
The Story of Puddings homepage
The city of Leeds seen through its public art - past, present and future.
Looking at Leeds homepage
EP Thompson and his social history, The Making of the English Working Class, reassessed.
The Enormous Condescension of Posterity homepage
Ukrainian-American poet Ilya Kaminsky (author of Deaf Republic) on the city of his birth.
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