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| Afternoon On 3 | ...Britten: PETER GRIMES... |
| Afternoon Performance | ...Britten: Sea Inteludes & Passacaglia (PETER GRIMES)... |
| Artist Focus | ...With Tom Service. A sequence of music with a featured artist leading the way. Soprano Felicity Lott performs a feast of English music including excerpts from Britten's PETER GRIMES ... |
| Bbc Proms 2005 | ...Britten: PETER GRIMES, Storm Interlude... |
| Bbc Proms 2007 | ...Jiri Belohlavek conducts the BBC Symphony Orchestra in music first heard at the Proms. Britten's Four Sea Interludes punctuate his opera PETER GRIMES and were premiered in 1945, while Martinu's Fourth Piano Concerto was written in 1956 while he was in permanent exile from his beloved Czech homeland.... |
| Benjamin Britten (1913-1976) | ...Four Sea Interludes (PETER GRIMES)... |
| Choir, The | ...... |
| Discovering Music | ...Charles Hazlewood conducts the BBC Concert Orchestra in an exploration of the Four Sea Interludes and Passacaglia that Benjamin Britten extracted from his opera PETER GRIMES ... |
| Faith, Hope And Charity | ...Mr Ferguson....PETER GRIMES... |
| Fantasia On A Theme - | ...Vaughan Williams heard the song, uncannily close to the plot of PETER GRIMES, from 'Duggie' Carter, a King's Lynn fisherman and, in the very pub where he sat in the corner and noted it down, historian Dr Paul Richards explains the social as well as musical significance of the song. And Roy also unearths recordings from North America and the Norfolk traditional singer Harry Cox.... |
| Making Of Music, The [radio 3] | ...British composers responded to the war and its aftermath. Britten's PETER GRIMES, first performed in June 1945, spoke to an audience that had been shaped by the experience of war.... |
| Making Of Music, The | ...British composers responded to the war and its aftermath. Benjamin Britten's PETER GRIMES, first performed in June 1945, spoke to an audience that had been shaped by the experience of war.... |
| Music Matters | ...Tom Service interviews versatile mezzo-soprano Felicity Palmer about her career, which has featured repertoire spanning more than 300 years, both in the concert hall and the opera house. She is to perform the role Mrs Sedley in a new production of Britten's PETER GRIMES at English National Opera in 2009.... |
| Opera In Action | ...PETER GRIMES... |
| Opera On 3 | Cast and Crew |
| Original Peter Grimes, The | ...The Original PETER GRIMES... |
| Performance On 3 | ...Britten: Four Sea Interludes from PETER GRIMES... |
| Performing Britten | ...PETER GRIMES... |
| Peter Stein | ...Michael Billington profiles theatre director Peter Stein, who has dominated European theatre since the 60s with productions of Brecht, Ibsen, Gorky, Shakespeare and others. His work is characterised by social and psychological insight, a compelling fusion of symbolism and realism. Billington talks to Stein on the set of the current Welsh National Opera production of `PETER GRIMES' and discusses his work in conversation with Bruno Ganz, Sam Mendes, biographer Michael Patterson, Brian McMaster of the EDINBURGH Festival, and Carlo Rizzi and Anthony Freud of Welsh National Opera.... |
| Private Passions | ...Benjamin Britten: PETER GRIMES, Look! the Storm Cone, Act 1, Scene 1... |
| Proms Artist Focus | ...Tenor Philip Langridge sings the title role in Britten's PETER GRIMES, in a recording conducted by Richard Hickox.... |
| Ramblings | ...... |
| Repression | ...PETER GRIMES... |
| Rest Is Noise - Listening To The 20th Century, The | ...The psychological realism of PETER GRIMES and Britten's relationship with Peter Pears.... |
| Seas And The Seasons, The | ...Britten: 4 Sea Interludes from PETER GRIMES... |
| Strange Things Done In The Midnight Sun | ...PETER GRIMES... |
| Tales From The Stave | ...Benjamin Britten's working score for his opera PETER GRIMES is in the Britten-Pears library at Aldeburgh, Suffolk. Contributors include tenor Philip Langridge, Britten expert Dr John Evans and Dr Paul Banks of the Royal College of Music.... |
| Terror | ...... |
| Voices | ...Benjamin Britten - 'Now the Great Bear and Pleiades' from PETER GRIMES - Performed by Glenn Winslade (tenor) with the London Symphony Chorus, London Symphony Orchestra conducted by Sir Colin Davis... |