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Afterwords: Pauline Oliveros

An exploration of the work of composer and 'deep listening' pioneer, Pauline Oliveros.

• 44 mins

Afterwords: Anthony Burgess

An exploration of the musical ambitions of the novelist Anthony Burgess.

• 44 mins

Afterwords: Pierre Boulez at 100

An exploration of Pierre Boulez - composer, conductor and writer.

• 44 mins

Flamenco Is Like the Sun

Robert Elms explores his passion for flamenco music in Andalusia.

• 44 mins

Troubadour of the Caucasus

Lucy Ash focuses on a giant of world cinema, the Armenian director Sergei Parajanov.

• 44 mins

Tango Goes East

Juliette Bretan hears how tango danced east to Poland and beyond in the interwar years.

• 44 mins

Conscripting Beethoven

How two women used Beethoven's piano music to shape wartime culture in Germany and Britain

• 44 mins

Make Everybody as Uneasy as Possible: Edward Gorey at 100

Chris Riddell celebrates the centenary of the American artist and writer Edward Gorey.

• 44 mins

Queer Gothic

Sarah Waters traces the queer roots of early gothic literature and architecture

• 44 mins

Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau: Behind the Voice

Benjamin Appl presents a personal tribute to the great baritone Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau.

• 44 mins

Liza Lehmann

Naomi Paxton on the life and music of singer and composer Liza Lehmann (1862-1918).

• 14 mins

New Generation Thinkers: How Lullabies Work

Historian (and father) Oskar Jensen on the history and the magic behind Hush-a-bye Baby.

• 14 mins

The February House

When a house share in Brooklyn became an epicentre of Western music and literature.

• 44 mins

Erik Satie - the Minimalist Muse

Jude Rogers explores the unique legacy of composer Erik Satie, 100 years after his death.

• 44 mins

The Hiawatha Phenomenon

Uchenna Ngwe charts the changing fortunes of Samuel Coleridge-Taylor鈥檚 Song of Hiawatha.

• 44 mins

Sound Sources

Elizabeth Alker joins the dots between rock, pop and the classical avant garde.

• 44 mins