Two Days, One Night; Timothy West on being Barbirolli; Alan Warner; Ilan Volkov
Arts news. Razia Iqbal reviews Two Days, One Night, plus actor Timothy West on Sir John Barbirolli, Scottish novelist Alan Warner on his new novel, and classical Icelandic music.
With Razia Iqbal
Two Days, One Night starring Marion Cotillard is reviewed; Timothy West on lending his voice to a statue of Sir John Barbirolli ; Scottish novelist Alan Warner discusses his new novel Their Lips Talk of Mischief; and as the Iceland Symphony Orchestra makes its debut at the 麻豆社 Proms, conductor Ilan Volkov and critic Hilary Finch discuss the influence of Iceland's dramatic landscape on its classical music.
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Two Days, One Night
Duration: 04:37
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Talking Statues - Sir John Barbirolli
Duration: 02:29
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Two Days, One Night reviewed by Hannah McGill
Duration: 04:51
Ilan Volkov and Hilary Finch
Duration: 08:43
Alan Warner
Duration: 09:00
Timothy West on Sir John Barbirolli
Duration: 04:49
Two Days, One Night
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Hannah McGill聽reviews of Two Days, One Night, starring Marion Cotillard.
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Scottish novelist Alan Warner discusses his latest, Their Lips Talk of Mischief.Ilan Volkov and Hilary Finch
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Ilan Volkov and critic Hilary Finch discuss the influence of Iceland's dramatic landscape on its classical music.
Proms 48: Classical Tectonics conducted by Ilan Volkov聽is playing at the on Friday 22 August at 7.30pm
Talking Statues
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Timothy West on being the voice of a statue.
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Role Contributor Presenter Razia Iqbal Interviewed Guest Timothy West Interviewed Guest Alan Warner Interviewed Guest Ilan Volkov Interviewed Guest Hilary Finch Producer Craig Smith Broadcast
- Thu 21 Aug 2014 19:15麻豆社 Radio 4
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