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Sunday Morning: 05/04/2015

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05/04/2015

BBC Radio Scotland - Sunday Morning, 05/04/2015

Ricky Ross meets soundtrack composer Patrick Doyle.

Ricky Ross meets soundtrack composer Patrick Doyle, who talks about work, faith and being faced with serious illness.

From Lanarkshire to Los Angeles, Patrick Doyle has made his mark composing music for some of Hollywood's great blockbusters, including Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, Brave and Cinderella. He meets Ricky to talk about work, faith, and being faced with serious illness.

'Stand for Syria', a new arts festival in Scotland, aims to expose a side of Syria which goes beyond the news headlines. Syrian refugee and festival organiser, Abed, along with poet and storyteller Pádraig Ó Tuama, discuss the importance of the arts in healing the pains of a country in conflict.

From harp plucking cherubs resting on fluffy clouds to a long tailed beast engulfed by flames, most of us have a specific image of heaven and hell in our minds. Mona Siddiqui, Professor of Islamic and Interreligious Studies at Edinburgh University, Quaker and scholar Alastair McIntosh, and theologian Pádraig Ó Tuama delve beneath the clichés and explore the meaning of paradise and eternal damnation.

And we'll be marking Easter Sunday with a special feature, when Anna Magnusson looks at the difficult events of the last 18 months in Glasgow, and explores what the city's response might tell us about the meaning of Easter.

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