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In Tune Highlights Episodes

  1. 鈥楽argent: Portraits of Artists and Friends鈥� at the National Portrait Gallery

    Sean Rafferty gets a sneak preview of the National Portrait Gallery's new exhibition...

  2. 鈥楲ike a clock face, the 12 note rhythm just keeps clicking round one鈥︹�� - Colin Currie on Clapping Music

    Picks from across the week on In Tune including Edward Watson and Colin Currie.

  3. 鈥楢 lovely moustache, like a fish upon his face鈥� - Nicky Spence and William Vann on Hubert Parry

    Katie Derham presents the In Tune Highlights: a selection of musical guests.

  4. 'Writing folk music is a little bit like digging for treasure; you just have to find it and uncover it' Ange Hardy

    Picks from across the week on In Tune, including Sir Willard White and Charles Hazlewood.

  5. 'Why don't we forget everything and float like joy.. like a puff of smoke into the air' - Alice Coote, Soprano

    Katie Derham presents the In Tune Highlights, with a selection from the show this week.

  6. 'When you sing it releases your inner humanity and expresses your soul' - John Rutter

    Sarah Walker talks to John Rutter, Mark Simpson, Peter Phillips, and Danielle de Niese.

  7. 'Webern should make you smile just like Schubert does' - Edward Gardner

    Picks from the first week of In Tune in 2017, including Edward Gardner and Ange Hardy.

  8. 'We're quite a mafia now' - Andreas Ottensamer on his clarinet-playing family

    Picks from across the week with Sean Rafferty, including conductor Mirga Gra啪inyt臈-Tyla.

  9. 'We're having an extraordinary amount of fun already' - Sir Simon Rattle on working with the LSO

    Picks of the week, featuring Vittorio Grigolo, John Standing, and Mhairi Lawson.

  10. 'We need his music now, more than ever' Jacob Collier on Leonard Cohen

    Picks from the week on In Tune including conductor Iv谩n Fischer and Isata Kanneh-Mason.

  11. 'We make wonderful music with wonderful people and the music comes first!' - Jeffery Skidmore, Ex Cathedra director

    Sean Rafferty presents the In Tune Highlights, featuring Ex Cathedra and Curtis Stigers.

  12. 'We have played in night clubs...a few medieval drinking songs, music based on drum and bass' BLOCK4, the recorder quartet

    Picks from across the week, including Trevor Pinnock and the Doric String Quartet.

  13. 'Those that did come back would have had a pang of conscious at leaving a rose or two in Picardy' - Gerald Finley

    Picks from across the week including Gerald Finley, John Wallace and Ron Davis

  14. 'This is the ultimate in helicopter parenting...' - James Morrison on performing with two of his sons

    Picks from the week, including the James Morrison Quartet, Sir Andrew Davis and NYO GB.

  15. 'There was always a very strong atmosphere of humour and enjoyment' Sally Beamish on Sir Neville Marriner

    Iestyn Davies, Samuel West, Joshua Bell, Southbank Gamelan, James Gilchrist.

  16. 'There is a plethora of millions and millions of tunes that are just glorious!' - Eddi Reader at The Biggest Weekend 2018

    Picks from across the week including Eddi Reader, Jamie Cullum and Vox Luminis.

  17. 'The sound that Joseph taught to us, he learned from The Dream' - Ladysmith Black Mambazo

    Picks from the In Tune week including Ladysmith Black Mambazo and conductor Jules Buckley

  18. 'The only way I could achieve this was by running away' - Sir Peter Wright on becoming a dancer

    Picks from the week including Hilary Hahn, Sophie Raworth, and Alistair McGowan.

  19. 'The majesty of the Royal Albert Hall wheels you to give everything you can' - Semyon Bychkov

    Sean Rafferty is joined in the studio by a host of fabulous In Tune guests.

  20. 'The choir is somehow a symbol of humanity joining together' - John Rutter

    Jam-packed from In Tune, including John Rutter, Louise Alder and Jessica Cottis.

  21. 'The capacity of the human voice is stunning!' - Sir Bryn Terfel

    Picks from across the week on In Tune, including Sir Bryn Terfel and The East Pointers.

  22. 'Teletubbies with brass instruments...' - A4 Brass on their USP as an ensemble

    Highlights from the week, with A4 Brass, Colin Currie, James O'Donnell and Julie Fowlis.

  23. 'Sean, if you and I went to Madagascar we might never come home...' - Ailish Tynan

    Picks from across the week on In Tune, including Ailish Tynan, Jon Boden and Mark Padmore

  24. 'Opera is about dilemma, not about plot' - Thomas Hampson

    Picks from across the week on In Tune with Sean Rafferty.

  25. 'Music is something that bridges gaps and transforms lives' - Sir Bryn Terfel

    Picks from across the week including Sir Bryn Terfel, Pekka Kuusisto and Lise Davidsen.

  26. 'Music is a bridge between different nations and cultures and religions' - Anne-Sophie Mutter

    Picks from a star-studded week of In Tune, including Marin Alsop and Mitsuko Uchida.

  27. 'Maverick' pianist James Rhodes

    James Rhodes, dubbed 'the maverick pianist', talks to Suzy Klein, with excerpts from...

  28. 'Listening to Bach just sorts you out' Rachel Podger

    Picks from across the week on In Tune, including Rachel Podger and Gerald Finley.

  29. 'Like Shakespeare, he's interested in human life in all its forms' Nicholas Mulroy on Monteverdi

    Top picks from across the week on In Tune including Nicholas Mulroy, and Andrew Litton.

  30. 'Jazz just called out to me' - Kurt Elling

    Katie Derham presents highlights from In Tune, with Kurt Elling, Richard Suart and more.

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