麻豆社 Proms 2015, Proms Interval Episodes Episode guide
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Joyce's Big Lie
A reading of Joyce's Big Lie, a story by Deborah Moggach about looking for love.
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Singing Machines
Trevor Cox asks if technology will ever match the human voice.
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The World of Yesterday
A reading from Zweig's The World of Yesterday, recalling precocious schooldays in Vienna.
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The Biggest Bonfire in the World
Eleanor Rosamund Barraclough investigates the Nordic culture of fire.
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Stalin's Ghost
Martin Sixsmith asks how the idea, image and interpretation of Stalin has haunted Russia.
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Some Versions of Pastoral
A story by DJ Taylor about an ageing couple's association with a bygone literary set.
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Goethe and the West-Eastern Divan
Paul Farley explores Goethe's verse tribute to Persian poetry, The West-Eastern Divan.
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The Summer House
Kate Clanchy on the importance of the summer house to people in Scandinavia and Russia.
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Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Remembers
Arthur Conan Doyle reflects on his career and his relationship with Sherlock Holmes.
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Turquerie
Nandini Das reveals how Turkish culture influenced European fashion in Mozart's lifetime.
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The Arts in 1945
Exploring how World War II helped give Britain a new cultural appetite and understanding.
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Puck, by Edith Pearlman
Edith Pearlman's short story Puck, describing amusing escapades in a Boston antique shop.
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Composer's Eye View
A discussion about the challenges of writing a musical comission.
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The Landscapes of Charles Jencks
Anna Magnusson learns about the inspiration behind Charles Jencks's landscape art.
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Miss Pulkinhorn
Nicholas Farrell reads William Golding's story involving intrigue in an English cathedral.
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The Writing on the Wall
An exploration of the reasons behind the fall of the Babylonian empire.