Vivaldi in a Warming World

Summer

Kate Molleson hears from composers writing seasonal music in an era of climate change.

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Vivaldi in a Warming World

Autumn

Kate Molleson hears from composers writing seasonal music in an era of climate change.

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Vivaldi in a Warming World

Winter

Kate Molleson hears from composers writing seasonal music in an era of climate change.

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Vivaldi in a Warming World

Anthropocene

Kate Molleson hears from composers writing seasonal music in an era of climate change.

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Full Moon on Progress St

Recasting Ella: Philanthropist

Dr Rommi Smith examines a turning-point moment in the life of five Black female musicians.

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Full Moon on Progress St

Big Mama Thornton’s Ball and Chain

Dr Rommi Smith examines a turning-point moment in the life of five Black female musicians.

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Full Moon on Progress St

Billie Holliday in Love at MoMA

Dr Rommi Smith examines a turning-point moment in the life of five Black female musicians.

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Full Moon on Progress St

Nina Simone’s Political Romance

Dr Rommi Smith examines a turning-point moment in the life of five Black female musicians.

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Full Moon on Progress St

Billie Holiday: Strange Fruit

Dr Rommi Smith examines a turning-point moment in the life of five Black female musicians.

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Three hundred metres in Montparnasse

The Rue Boissonade

A street in the Montparnasse area of Paris has been home to important artists for decades.

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Three hundred metres in Montparnasse

Gardens shaping creative imaginations

How a small patch of Paris became home to generations of influential artists and writers.

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Three hundred metres in Montparnasse

Composers, singers - and Chopin's piano

The patch of Paris that's been home to generations of composers, musicians and singers.

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Three hundred metres in Montparnasse

Writers and spirituality

The patch of Paris that has been home to influential writers, and a unique spirituality.

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Three hundred metres in Montparnasse

The living and the dead

The patch of Paris that's been home to generations of influential artists and writers.

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EarthWorks

Wold

Archaeologist Rose Ferraby discovers the human past in the chalk of the Yorkshire Wolds.

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EarthWorks

Fen

Archaeologist Rose Ferraby digs into the peat of the Fens to unearth tales of change.

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EarthWorks

Mountain

Archaeologist Rose Ferraby goes in search of a Neolithic axe quarry in the Lake District.

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EarthWorks

Island

Rose Ferraby finds signs that Scotland’s Western Isles were once far from remote.

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EarthWorks

Moor

High on Exmoor, archaeologist Rose Ferraby reflects on past change and the future.

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EarthWorks

Town

Archaeologist Rose Ferraby unearths a Roman town in Yorkshire, and considers communities.

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EarthWorks

Grave

Archaeologist Rose Ferraby explores how archaeology invites us to be with death.

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EarthWorks

Quarry

Archaeologist Rose Ferraby descends underground to visit Devon’s Beer Quarry Caves.

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EarthWorks

Field

Archaeologist Rose Ferraby teases out a North Yorkshire field’s place in changing times

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EarthWorks

Monument

Archaeologist Rose Ferraby explores a Neolithic henge in the Peak District

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EarthWorks

Stone

Archaeologist Rose Ferraby explores rock art in Northumberland.

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EarthWorks

Wood

Archaeologist Rose Ferraby traces the story of Seahenge in North Norfolk.

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EarthWorks

Pottery

Archaeologist Rose Ferraby rolls up her sleeves to experience the art of making pottery.

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EarthWorks

Leather

Archaeologist Rose Ferraby encounters Roman leatherwork at Vindolanda on Hadrian’s Wall.

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EarthWorks

Metal

Rose Ferraby considers steel in the company of a cutler and a blacksmith in Sheffield.

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They'll Never Believe It Happened

Dissociation

Michael Goldfarb looks at how artists have tried to memorialise what happened at Auschwitz

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