Episodes
| Episode | Title | First Broadcast | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Autumn Leaves | 20081113 | A series of four comic dramas following the fortunes of a jazz quartet in the remote west Highlands of Scotland by Donna Franceschild. Robbie used to be a professional jazz pianist, now he's a much-abused and miserable music teacher. On the edge of despair, and just about to sit down to a microwave meal for one, he hears a strange noise. It's a sheep farmer playing double bass in his bathroom. A moving comedy about a musician who, having lost everything, accidentally gains a jazz quartet. Pianist: Eoin Millar Original music composed by Eoin Millar. Director: Kirsty Williams. Robbie used to be a professional jazz pianist. Now he is a miserable music teacher. |
| 01 | Autumn Leaves | 20110202 | A series of four comic dramas following the fortunes of a jazz quartet in the remote west Highlands of Scotland by Donna Franceschild. Robbie used to be a professional jazz pianist, now he's a much-abused and miserable music teacher. On the edge of despair, and just about to sit down to a microwave meal for one, he hears a strange noise. It's a sheep farmer playing double bass in his bathroom. A moving comedy about a musician who, having lost everything, accidentally gains a jazz quartet. Pianist: Eoin Millar Original music composed by Eoin Millar. Director: Kirsty Williams. Robbie used to be a professional jazz pianist. Now he is a miserable music teacher. |
| 01 | Autumn Leaves | 20130402 | A series of four comic dramas following the fortunes of a jazz quartet in the remote west Highlands of Scotland by Donna Franceschild. Robbie used to be a professional jazz pianist, now he's a much-abused and miserable music teacher. On the edge of despair, and just about to sit down to a microwave meal for one, he hears a strange noise. It's a sheep farmer playing double bass in his bathroom. A moving comedy about a musician who, having lost everything, accidentally gains a jazz quartet. Pianist: Eoin Millar Original music composed by Eoin Millar. Director: Kirsty Williams. Robbie used to be a professional jazz pianist. Now he is a miserable music teacher. |
| 02 | The Gig At The Red Stag | 20130403 | A series of four comic dramas following the fortunes of a jazz quartet in the remote west Highlands of Scotland by Donna Franceschild. Robbie used to be a professional pianist, now he's a miserable music teacher who has accidentally found himself at the centre of an over-enthusiastic, amateur jazz quartet. On the verge of playing their first gig, the lead singer's home-life spins out of control, and, with it, the hopes and dreams of her fellow musicians. Piano: Jim Clelland Double Bass: Eoin Millar Drums: Ken Mathieson Original music composed by Eoin Millar Director: Kirsty Williams. On the verge of the quartet's first gig, the lead singer's home-life collapses. |
| 03 | The Music Festival | 20130404 | A series of four comic dramas following the fortunes of a jazz quartet in the remote west Highlands of Scotland by Donna Franceschild. Robbie used to be a professional pianist, now he's a miserable music teacher who has accidentally found himself at the centre of an over-enthusiastic, amateur jazz quartet. As the band prepare for their biggest ever gig, Iain, the drummer, is given some potentially life-changing news when a young woman walks into the local pub claiming to be his daughter. Piano: Jim Clelland Double Bass: Eoin Millar Drums: Ken Mathieson Director: Kirsty Williams. As the band prepare for their gig, drummer Iain is given potentially life-changing news. |
| 04 | Almost Top Of The Bill | 20130405 | A series of four comic dramas following the fortunes of a jazz quartet in the remote west Highlands of Scotland. Robbie used to be a professional pianist, now he's a miserable music teacher who has accidentally found himself at the centre of an amateur jazz quartet. As the band try desperately to get a gig, Stuart, the bass player, finds his home and livelihood in jeopardy. Piano: Jim Clelland Double Bass: Eoin Millar Drums: Ken Mathieson Original music composed by Eoin Millar. Director: Kirsty Williams. As the band try to get a gig, bass player Stuart finds his home and livelihood in jeopardy |