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Part 03 - Purcell - Rondeau from Abdelazar
Andrew Manze shows how the earliest orchestras were made of just 4 people. He and members of the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra perform a dance written by the British composer Henry Purcell in 1695.
  1. Part 03 - Purcell - Rondeau from Abdelazar
    02:38
    Part 03 - Purcell - Rondeau from Abdelazar
  2. Nathalie Forget on the Ondes Martenot
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    Nathalie Forget on the Ondes Martenot
  3. Hanna Tuulikki performing Voice of the Bird
    02:16
    Hanna Tuulikki performing Voice of the Bird
  4. Steven Osborne on Beethoven's Piano Concerto No.4
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    Steven Osborne on Beethoven's Piano Concerto No.4
  5. Side-by-side Beethoven Five
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    Side-by-side Beethoven Five
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    Travis with the BBC SSO
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    BBC SSO & Big Noise: Sibelius - Finlandia
  8. Hear and Now: Stuart MacRae’s Earth
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    Hear and Now: Stuart MacRae’s Earth
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    Andrew Manze on Purcell and Vaughan Williams
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    BBC SSO violas and cellos perform 'Farewell to Stromness' by Sir Peter Maxwell Davies
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