09/02/2008
Tom Service talks to pianist Pierre-Laurent Aimard about his new Bach CD and managing the Aldeburgh Festival. Plus the music of Henri Dutilleux and Indian field recordings.
Tom Service talks to pianist Pierre-Laurent Aimard about his first recording of Bach - The Art of Fugue - and his stewardship of the Aldeburgh Festival.
The BBC National Orchestra of Wales celebrate the music of Henri Dutilleux. And a major exhibition of field recordings from India opens at the Horniman Museum in London.
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