Our Classical Century • Montserrat Caballé • Igor Levit

BBC Music Magazine Cover CD (September 2016): Beethoven Symphony No. 3: On the cover CD of the September issue of BBC Music Magazine, the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra perform Beethoven's 'Eroica' Symphony No. 3, conducted by Donald Runnicles. In this podcast, acting deputy editor Rebecca Franks and editorial a by All The Right Notes

12 min listen

Drive-in operas • BBC Music Magazine Awards • Music and fashion: In this month's podcast, we announce the winners of this year's BBC Music Magazine Awards and listen to a track from our Recording of the Year. Plus, we discuss the enduring relationship between two artistic forms: classical music and fashion... by All The Right Notes

33 min listen

BBC Music Magazine Cover CD (October 2016): Best of British: On the cover CD of the October issue of BBC Music Magazine, we present ten modern British masterworks, all commissioned by BBC Radio 3. The works were chosen and performed by the orchestras for which they were commissioned. In this podcast, deputy editor by All The Right Notes

14 min listen

BBC Music Magazine Cover CD (August 2016): Beethoven, Brahms and Webern: On the cover CD of the August issue of BBC Music Magazine, BBC Radio 3 New Generation Artists give live performances of early works by Beethoven, Brahms, and Webern. In this podcast, deputy editor Jeremy Pound and editorial assistant Elinor C... by All The Right Notes

12 min listen

BBC Music Magazine Cover CD (Christmas 2016): A King's Singers Christmas: On the cover CD of the Christmas issue of BBC Music Magazine, the King's Singers present a festive feast of Christmas music from across the ages. In this podcast, deputy editor Jeremy Pound and editorial assistant Elinor Cooper introduce the works, c by All The Right Notes

13 min listen

BBC Music Magazine Cover CD (November 2016): The Desert Music: On the cover CD of the November issue of BBC Music Magazine, the BBC Symphony Orchestra and BBC Singers perform works by giants of contemporary American music, Steve Reich and John Adams. In this podcast, deputy editor Jeremy Pound and editor... by All The Right Notes

12 min listen

BBC Music Magazine Cover CD (February 2017): Glass & Adams: On the cover CD of the February issue of BBC Music Magazine, the Aurora Orchestra present music by our cover star Philip Glass, and fellow minimalist John Adams. In this podcast, deputy editor Jeremy Pound and editorial assistant Elinor Cooper introduce by All The Right Notes

14 min listen

BBC Music Magazine Cover CD (June 2016): Mendelssohn: On the cover CD of the June issue of BBC Music Magazine, we celebrate the music of Felix Mendelssohn, as we ask whether Schumann was right to call him the 'Mozart of the 19th century'.  In this podcast, deputy editor Jeremy P... by All The Right Notes

11 min listen

BBC Music Magazine Cover CD (July 2016): Mahler Symphony No. 9: On the cover CD of the July issue of BBC Music Magazine Donald Runnicles conducts the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra in a performance of Mahler's epic ninth Symphony, recorded live at the BBC Proms in 2014. In this podcast, depu... by All The Right Notes

13 min listen

Nicola Benedetti • Mariss Jansons • JoAnn Falletta: In our January 2020 podcast, we find out about violinist Nicola Benedetti's latest venture, an impressive educational initiative that she's been dreaming of starting for years. by All The Right Notes

35 min listen

#86 - The "Lover's" Death Pact (Barbara Shuttleworth & Felic Sterba): Today’s episode is a romantic wartime tale about Barbara Shuttleworth and Felic Sterbe, who amidst the ruins of a bombed-out London found comfort in each other’s arms, and yet, something lead these two “lovers” to end their lives in a truly bizarre dea... by Murder Mile UK True Crime

67 min listen

Episode 25: Major Barbra by Back Tracks: Aerosmith Revisited

25 min listen

044: The Kinks - Arthur (Or the Decline and Fall of the British Empire) (1969): In this episode, we dive into the Kinks' 1969 concept album Arthur, or the Decline and Fall of the British Empire, which has long been one of Ben's favorite albums. Arthur tells the fictional life story of Englishman Arthur Morgan, who was born during... by Discord and Rhyme: An Album Podcast

117 min listen

NOFX / FRANK TURNER SPECIAL! Part 1 - Frank Turner: Last week California Punk Rock legends NOFX released a split album with England's finest punk-ish singer-songwriter Frank Turner covering each others songs. Luckily, I had the opportunity to speak with Frank Turner and NOFX Frontman Fat Mike about the release, and a whole lot more. In part 1, Frank joins me to talk about 90% of his earnings going away over night indefinitely, his 2500th show now as a live stream, his foray into music production, and how absolutely stoked he is on getting to hear one of his favorite bands of all time over his songs. Part 2 with Fat Mike of NOFX will be up next Wednesday Aug 19! Don't miss it. by Lead Singer Syndrome with Shane Told

63 min listen

E40: Ian Penman on Prince + Charlie Parker + ZZ Top audio: In this week's episode of the Rock's Backpages Podcast, Jasper Murison-Bowie and Barney Hoskyns are joined by the great Ian Penman to discuss his new essay collection It Gets Me Home, This Curving Track – along with his late '70s/early '80s years at the NME and his subsequent writing for The Wire and the London Review of Books. Thus commences a wide-ranging conversation about everything from Frank Sinatra to Charlie Parker to Prince, via John Fahey, Nina Simone and Kate Bush. Along the way, Penman passionately disputes the received wisdom that he brought down the NME with his infrequent references to French theorists Roland Barthes and Jacques Derrida. Los tres hombres hear clips from a 1990 audio interview with Billy Gibbons, wherein the urbane ZZ Top frontman recalls meeting Muddy Waters and pays homage to Stevie Ray Vaughan. Finally, having had far too much fun with this episode, your hosts run swiftly through a handful of by Rock's Backpages

67 min listen

Music to my Ears Season 2 | Trailer: Introducing a brand new season of BBC Music Magazine’s Music to my Ears podcast. Over the coming weeks, we’ll be joined by a raft of famous faces from the classical music world and beyond. by All The Right Notes

5 min listen

Episode 11: Janie's Got A Gun by Back Tracks: Aerosmith Revisited

49 min listen

Oscars Nominations • Beethoven • Piccolo Chamber Music: In our February 2020 podcast, we discuss cellist Sheku Kanneh-Mason’s entry into the Official UK Album Chart, the first cellist in history to do so. We also analyse the nominees for Best Original Score at this year’s Oscars, BAFTAs and Golden Globes, a... by All The Right Notes

30 min listen

Cancelled concerts • Women in classical music • Angela Hewitt's piano: In the April issue of the BBC Music Magazine Podcast, we discuss the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on music festivals across the globe. We also look at the recently released list of PRS Women Changing Music, which features a number of film compose... by All The Right Notes

32 min listen

Lord Byron: life of the week: Corin Throsby delves into the life, writing and love affairs of the Romantic poet Lord Byron, one of the 19th century's most scandalous celebrity figures by History Extra podcast

38 min listen

Pirate Radio: How a group of scrappy radio pirates changed the course of music history. by Twenty Thousand Hertz

36 min listen

Recording of the Month: Handel's favourite tenor: Our September Recording of the Month is Where'er you walk: arias for Handel's favourite tenor. This wonderful recital features tenor Allan Clayton, Classical Opera and conductor Ian Page, who explore the life and music of the 18th-century tenor J by All The Right Notes

13 min listen

E10: Earth, Wind & Fire + 1960s–80s music press with special guest Mark Sinker: Joined by special guest Mark Sinker, RBP's Barney Hoskyns and Mark Pringle discuss A Hidden Landscape Once A Week, an anthology on the "unruly curiosity" of the UK's music press from the late '60s to the '80s. Moving on to the week's free feature, goth-punks the Flesh Eaters and their contemporaries the Gun Club spark a discussion of the L.A. scene in the early '80s. The tres hombres then talk about Earth, Wind & Fire's metaphysical funk and the philosophical ramblings of mainman Maurice White (as heard in clips from a 1979 interview by Cliff – no relation – White). Further topics include Liverpool's legendary Cavern club, the Temptations dissing Motown, "pop's public intellectual" Brian Eno and Millie Jackson's self-proclaimed status as "one of the rudest b****** around". Produced by Jasper Murison-Bowie Pieces discussed: UK Music Press in the '70s, the Flesh Eaters, the Gun Club, Earth, Wind & Fire's Maur by Rock's Backpages

48 min listen

Identity: Reflections on what makes us who we are - from national citizenship to how we dress. by Multi Story

41 min listen

REMNANT REPORT_Season3 Ep.5 REVEALING PROPHECY SEARCHING FOR THE MILLENNIUM PART 3 by KINGDOM PRODUCTIONS NETWORK

147 min listen

Young Chorister of the Year • Bryn Terfel • Jean Rondeau: Welcome to the Christmas episode of the BBC Music Magazine podcast, presented by editor Oliver Condy along with reviews editor Michael Beek and editorial assistant Freya Parr. This month, we discuss the winners of Young Chorister of ... by All The Right Notes

28 min listen

Tony McManus: The Fretboard Journal is proud to welcome you to the very first episode of Life on the Fretboard, a new podcast hosted by British guitarist, filmmaker, and writer Michael Watts. For his first episode, Michael talks with the astonishing Scottish... by Life on the Fretboard with Michael Watts

47 min listen

A Gramophone Podcast revisited: Exploring the genius of JS Bach: While we take a short break, we've revisited one of the most popular episodes we've published. It's a conversation devoted to exploring the music, life and legacy of a composer whose work is very associated with Easter – the greatest... by The Gramophone Classical Music Podcast

45 min listen

Ep. 240 - The Billionaire's Wake-Up-Call Girl by Annika Martin (Part 2) by Heaving Bosoms

59 min listen

4 Music Legends are Born, 4 Music Legends Pass Away: Music History In Depth Podcast May 8-14 by Music History Today Network

62 min listen

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