(1900-90)
Sandy Bumett surveys five decades in the output of an American composer whose work reflects the New World.
1: Copland's search for an American style began with his formative years in Paris as a pupil of Nadia Boulanger. The programme includes: Copland's first published work, The Cat and Mouse, played by pianist Eric Parkin ; movements from his vampire ballet Grohg (later reworked as the Dance Symphony) played by the Cleveland
Orchestra, conductor Oliver Knussen ; and the Organ Symphony in a new recording by Wayne Marshall and the Dallas SO, conductor Andrew Litton. Producer Andrew Lyle
Repeated next Monday 12 midnight