This rare and intimate performance in 1971 of Steven’s award-winning album Tea for the Tillerman captures the warmth of his studio recordings and the soft, romantic melodies which made him a superstar. Considered to be one of his best albums, it includes many of Stevens' most memorable and beloved songs by his fans, including ‘Where Do the Children Play?’, ‘Hard Headed Woman’, ‘Wild World’, ‘Sad Lisa’, ‘Into White’ and ‘Father and Son’. This was the album that brought Stevens world-wide fame and frequently appears in ‘greatest albums of all time’ compiles.

Join Dutch violinist André Rieu and the Johann Strauss Orchestra for a collection of the world’s most beautiful melodies including Schwarze Augen, Que Sera Sera, Sous le ciel de Paris and My Heart Will Go On.

Paul Simon is hailed as one of the greatest singer-songwriters in music. This is testament to the body of work that he has produced both as a solo artist and also as one half of the acclaimed Simon & Garfunkel. From his first album with Art Garfunkel in 1964, Paul Simon has penned and performed landmarks in music including The Sound Of Silence, Bridge Over Troubled Water, Mrs Robinson, 50 Ways To Leave Your Lover and the hit You Can Call Me Al from the groundbreaking Graceland album.

This documentary series follows two music producers who travel the world capturing a unique fusion of music and interviews with leading thinkers of today. This episode questions, what’s love got to do with it?

Noel Coward (1899-1973) left a legacy of more than fifty plays, four hundred songs, several volumes of prose and verse and twenty film appearances. Appraising the work of this consummate theatrical artist, this portrait includes contributions from friends and colleagues and specially-staged excerpts from his best plays. Extensive interviews with Coward are featured, recorded at his homes in Jamaica and in England, and material from his private archive illustrates his story.

Starring Billie Piper, Maggie O’Neill, Blake Ritson and James D’Arcy, this reimagining of Jane Austen’s classic novel follows Fanny Price, as she is taken from her life of poverty to the sumptuous home of her aunt and uncle. Although she’s aware of her debt of gratitude towards her aunt and uncle from the start, Fanny struggles to adjust to aristocratic protocol and the daily reminders of her inferiority to her relatives. When Henry Crawford and his sister Mary become neighbors to the Bertrams, opportunities abound. Edmond Bertram falls in love with Mary but she wants to marry a man with money, not someone destined to life as a clergyman. Meanwhile, Fanny's love for her cousin Edmond prevents her from accepting Mr. Crawford's proposal of marriage.

André Rieu performs to a huge audience in his hometown of Maastricht. Songs include “Auld Lang Syne”, “Ode in Maastricht”, “I Could Have Danced All Night” and the “Carmen” Overture.

This rare and intimate performance in 1971 of Steven’s award-winning album Tea for the Tillerman captures the warmth of his studio recordings and the soft, romantic melodies which made him a superstar. Considered to be one of his best albums, it includes many of Stevens' most memorable and beloved songs by his fans, including ‘Where Do the Children Play?’, ‘Hard Headed Woman’, ‘Wild World’, ‘Sad Lisa’, ‘Into White’ and ‘Father and Son’. This was the album that brought Stevens world-wide fame and frequently appears in ‘greatest albums of all time’ compiles.

Join Dutch violinist André Rieu and the Johann Strauss Orchestra for a collection of the world’s most beautiful melodies including Schwarze Augen, Que Sera Sera, Sous le ciel de Paris and My Heart Will Go On.

Paul Simon is hailed as one of the greatest singer-songwriters in music. This is testament to the body of work that he has produced both as a solo artist and also as one half of the acclaimed Simon & Garfunkel. From his first album with Art Garfunkel in 1964, Paul Simon has penned and performed landmarks in music including The Sound Of Silence, Bridge Over Troubled Water, Mrs Robinson, 50 Ways To Leave Your Lover and the hit You Can Call Me Al from the groundbreaking Graceland album.

This documentary series follows two music producers who travel the world capturing a unique fusion of music and interviews with leading thinkers of today. This episode questions, what’s love got to do with it?

Noel Coward (1899-1973) left a legacy of more than fifty plays, four hundred songs, several volumes of prose and verse and twenty film appearances. Appraising the work of this consummate theatrical artist, this portrait includes contributions from friends and colleagues and specially-staged excerpts from his best plays. Extensive interviews with Coward are featured, recorded at his homes in Jamaica and in England, and material from his private archive illustrates his story.

Starring Billie Piper, Maggie O’Neill, Blake Ritson and James D’Arcy, this reimagining of Jane Austen’s classic novel follows Fanny Price, as she is taken from her life of poverty to the sumptuous home of her aunt and uncle. Although she’s aware of her debt of gratitude towards her aunt and uncle from the start, Fanny struggles to adjust to aristocratic protocol and the daily reminders of her inferiority to her relatives. When Henry Crawford and his sister Mary become neighbors to the Bertrams, opportunities abound. Edmond Bertram falls in love with Mary but she wants to marry a man with money, not someone destined to life as a clergyman. Meanwhile, Fanny's love for her cousin Edmond prevents her from accepting Mr. Crawford's proposal of marriage.

André Rieu performs to a huge audience in his hometown of Maastricht. Songs include “Auld Lang Syne”, “Ode in Maastricht”, “I Could Have Danced All Night” and the “Carmen” Overture.

This rare and intimate performance in 1971 of Steven’s award-winning album Tea for the Tillerman captures the warmth of his studio recordings and the soft, romantic melodies which made him a superstar. Considered to be one of his best albums, it includes many of Stevens' most memorable and beloved songs by his fans, including ‘Where Do the Children Play?’, ‘Hard Headed Woman’, ‘Wild World’, ‘Sad Lisa’, ‘Into White’ and ‘Father and Son’. This was the album that brought Stevens world-wide fame and frequently appears in ‘greatest albums of all time’ compiles.

In 2009 music lovers all over the world celebrated the 200th birthday of Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy, one of the most important artists the of 19th century. On February 3rd, 2009 (exactly 200 years after his birth) the city of Leipzig celebrated its famous citizen with a festive Gala Concert from the Gewandhaus zu Leipzig. The Gewandhausorchester will play under the baton of its Musical Director Riccardo Chailly, and perform Mendelssohn’s Trumpet-Overture, the Scottish Symphony and - as a highlight - the Piano Concerto No 1 with star pianist Lang Lang.

Hit comedy drama follows the lovable Larkin family. In ep 6, despite a disastrous start the family are at last enjoying their French holiday. While Charles becomes jealous, Primrose has her first romance. Stars Catherine Zeta-Jones.

This stylish and beautifully designed, award-winning programme returns for its third series. It is now 1927, and Evie and Bea are back in London after the runaway success of their range of ready-to-wear clothes for Sears Roebuck in America. But they discover that business in London has suffered in their absence...The House of Eliott is an award-winning haute couture drama following the life and loves of two sisters in London's roaring 20s.

Based on the life of actress Gertrude Lawrence, and starring Julie Andrews, STAR! chronicles the legendary British star of the stage from her humble beginnings performing as a vaudeville chorus girl through her rise to fame and fortune. Lawrence starts out playing the small stages of London, where she befriends Noel Coward. A tough and feisty actress, Lawrence fights her way to stardom and soon appears on Broadway. Throughout the years, she endures financial hardships and a difficult relationship with her daughter and first husband. Eventually, she falls in love with an American businessman, and though theirs is a tempestuous relationship, the love they have for each other prevails.

Magic was created in July 1990, when Luciano Pavarotti, Placido Domingo and Jose Carerras met on stage at the Baths of Caracalla in Rome and became the Three Tenors. This unforgettable musical event features all the greatest hits for the tenor voice. Zubin Mehta conducts both the Orchestra del Teatro Dell-Opera di Roma and the Orchestra del Maggio Musicale Fiorentino.