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Radio 3's primary contemporary music programme, featuring live performances and studio sessions from the best new groups, and premiering works commissioned by the BBC

Hear and Now: Jonathan Harvey

Hear and Now: Jonathan Harvey: Episode 1

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Jonathan Harvey

BBC Radio 3 - Hear and Now, Jonathan Harvey, Episode 1

Tom Service celebrates the music of Jonathan Harvey. Including Calling Across Time.

Tom Service celebrates the music of Jonathan Harvey at Total Immersion 2011. Including Calling Across Time; Marahi; Forms of Emptiness; Madonna of Winter; Spring.

The first of two programmes celebrating one of Britain's greatest living composers, Jonathan Harvey whose haunting, spiritual and ecstatic music embraces the ideas of both East and West. Recorded at the Barbican's 'Total Immersion' event and presented by Tom Service in conversation with Jonathan Cross 

Calling Across Time 
Guildhall Symphony Orchestra
Richard Baker, conductor

Marahi 
Forms of Emptiness 
BBC Singers
David Hill, conductor

Madonna of Winter and Spring 
BBC Symphony Orchestra
Martyn Brabbins, conductor.

Live music and the arts: broadcasts more live music than any other radio network. Classical music is its core. Genres include world and new music, jazz, speech and drama.

Tom Service and Jonathan Cross celebrate the work of British composer Jonathan Harvey

Tom Service and Jonathan Cross celebrate the work of British composer Jonathan Harvey, whose spiritual and ecstatic music embraces the ideas of both East and West. Part of Total Immersion 2011

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