
200 Years of the Royal Philharmonic Society
Donald Macleod recalls the story of the Royal Philharmonic Society - and the remarkable roll-call of commissions and world premieres given by the Society during its two centuries of existence
9 Aug 20131h 12min

Robert Schumann
Donald Macleod explores the life and music of Robert Schumann, who drew his inspiration as much from literature and the dramas of his own life as from the music of the composers he revered
2 Aug 201347min

Tchaikovsky
Donald Macleod explores the life and works of Russia's most popular Romatic composer.
26 Jul 20131h 2min

Ravel and His World
Donald Macleod explores Ravel's life and music in context with his friends in the artistic group Les Apaches. As well as Ravel, there is music by Maurice Delage, Déodat de Séverac and Florent Schmitt
5 Jul 20131h 7min

George Lloyd
Donald Macleod explores the life and work of George Lloyd, the English Romantic composer who never stopped writing tunes, long after they had gone out of fashion.
28 Jun 201350min

Elgar
Donald Macleod explores the life and work of the 'quintessentially English' Edward Elgar, a composer who nevertheless had musical roots firmly in Europe
21 Jun 201357min

Vaughan Williams
Donald Macleod reflects on Vaughan Williams's highly productive later years
7 Jun 201356min

Faure
Donald Macleod charts the life and work of Gabriel Faure. He's joined by the composer's biographer Jessica Duchen, pianist Billy Eidi, and the leading authority on Faure's music, Jean-Michel Nectoux.
31 Mai 20131h 3min



















