Audio & Video
Brett Dean talks about how The Last Days of Socrates was conceived as a work for Chorus
Brett Dean
Brett Dean talks about how The Last Days of Socrates was conceived as a work for Chorus- Edward Gardner introduces our varied programme of Eastern European music
- Tom Service talks to John Tavener about influential composers, spirituality and faith
- Join the BBC Symphony Chorus
- Brett Dean talks about the sound world of The Last days of Socrates
- Semyon Bychkov: 'Beloved Friend' Tchaikovsky Project
- Interview with accordionist James Crabb and composer Sally Beamish
- Donald MacLeod talks to conductor Semyon Bychkov about Shostakovich's 7th Symphony
- BBC Symphony Orchestra 90th-birthday Montage
- Vaughan Williams's The Lark Ascending
- Jill Gregson reflects on on her three decades with the BBC Symphony Chrous
- Baiba Skride talks about Stravinsky's Violin Concerto
