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OU on the BBC: Discovering Tchaikovsky

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Charles Hazlewood takes us to the heart of two of Tchaikovsky's greatest works.

23 Jan

2007

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First broadcast: Saturday 27 Jan 2007 on BBC FOUR

Discovering Tchaikovsky in more depth:

OU on the BBC: Discovering Tchaikovsky - About the season The Open University

An introduction to two BBC programmes entitled Discovering Tchaikovsky. Read more : OU on the BBC: Discovering Tchaikovsky - About the season

OU on the BBC: Discovering Tchaikovsky - Discovering Romeo and Juliet Production team publicity shot

The earliest and finished scores of the overture show a composer rapidly maturing, explains Charles Hazlewood in Discovering Romeo and Juliet. Read more : OU on the BBC: Discovering Tchaikovsky - Discovering Romeo and Juliet

OU on the BBC: Discovering Tchaikovsky - Discovering the Symphonist Production team publicity shot

In this programme, Charles Hazlewood and the BBC Philharmonic Orchestra explore Tchaikovsky’s greatest orchestral work. Read more : OU on the BBC: Discovering Tchaikovsky - Discovering the Symphonist

OU on the BBC: Discovering Tchaikovsky - Charles Hazlewood on... The Open University

In our exclusive interview clips, Charles Hazlewood takes us deeper into the pieces, and shares his own view of Tchaikovsky. Read more : OU on the BBC: Discovering Tchaikovsky - Charles Hazlewood on...

OU on the BBC: Discovering Tchaikovsky - Meet Charles Hazlewood The Open University

A formidable talent and a drive to share his passion for classical music - meet Charles Hazlewood. Read more : OU on the BBC: Discovering Tchaikovsky - Meet Charles Hazlewood

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Thursday, 14th December 2006

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