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Sound of Cinema: Carl Davis Tribute

Carl Davis at 80

Carl Davis Tribute

BBC Radio 3 - Sound of Cinema, Carl Davis Tribute

Matthew Sweet and the BBC Philharmonic celebrate the music of Carl Davis.

Following the death earlier this month of composer Carl Davis, another chance to enjoy a concert of his music introduced by Matthew Sweet with Carl and the BBC Philharmonic.

Following the death earlier this month of the acclaimed TV and film composer Carl Davis, another chance to enjoy a concert of his music introduced by Matthew Sweet in conversation with Carl and with the BBC Philharmonic marking Carl's 80th birthday. The programme features some of Carl's best loved music for the screen including "The World At War"; "The Far Pavilions"; "Pride and Prejudice"; "Our Mutual Friend";  "Scandal"; "The Rainbow"; "Napoleon" and "The French Lieutenant's Woman".

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