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Tom Service talks to conductor Paavo Jarvi

Tom Service talks to Paavo Jarvi ahead of the Proms and, to coincide with the 麻豆社 forest season, composers John Luther Adams and Tansy Davies on how are inspired by nature.

Tom Service talks to conductor Paavo Jarvi ahead of his appearance at this year's Proms with the Estonian Festival Orchestra. Also, environmentally sensitive American composer John Luther Adams and British composer Tansy Davies talking about the relationship between sound and nature in their pieces - all to coincide with the 麻豆社 Forest season. And we take a look at how important is timber to the acoustics of the symphonic concert hall, connecting the contribution of nature to music - architect Richard Battye, with experience in the construction of such venues uncovers a surprising truth.

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45 minutes

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Mon 25 Jun 2018 22:00
麻豆社 Radio 3

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Chapters

  • Paavo Jarvi

    Duration: 17:51

  • Wooden Concert Halls

    Duration: 03:26

  • Tansy Davies

    Duration: 08:10

  • Richard Battye

    Duration: 02:09

  • John Luther Adams

    Duration: 09:31

Credits

Presenter Tom Service
Interviewed Guest Paavo Jarvi
Interviewed Guest John Luther Adams
Interviewed Guest Tansy Davies

Broadcasts

  • Sat 23 Jun 2018 12:15
    麻豆社 Radio 3
  • Mon 25 Jun 2018 22:00
    麻豆社 Radio 3

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