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Music on BBC-4 tv tonight Fri 17th Feb 2012
7:30pm
The Birth of British Music
Season 1 Episode 1 of 4
Purcell: The Londoner Conductor Charles Hazlewood explores the origins of British music through the lives of four of its most notable composers. He begins by explaining how Henry Purcell captured the essence of 17th-century London in his compositions, from tavern songs and sacred music to pioneering stage works such as Dido and Aeneas. Featuring performances by the Army of Generals, John Tomlinson and the Choir of Westminster Abbey
8:30pm
Transatlantic Sessions
Season 5 Episode 1 of 6
New series. Bluegrass musician Alison Krauss, blues singer Eric Bibb, multi-instrumentalist Sarah Jarosz and Gaelic singer Kathleen MacInnes are among the performers in a showcase of folk and roots musicians from Scotland, Ireland and the USA. Previously shown on BBC2 in Scotland
9:00pm
Arena: Sonny Rollins - Beyond the Notes
Dick Fontaine profiles renowned saxophonist Sonny Rollins, documenting his importance in shaping the direction of jazz throughout the 20th century and discovering why music remains the driving force in his life. The film-maker also goes behind the scenes at Rollins's 80th birthday concert, which took place at New York City's Beacon Theatre in September 2010 and featured performances by Ornette Coleman, Roy Haynes and Jim Hall
10:00pm
Arena: Sonny Rollins '74 - Rescued!
The jazz musician performs at Ronnie Scott's in Soho, London, with a band including guitarist Yoshiaki Masuo and soprano saxophone player Rufus Harley, in a film that had previously not been seen since it was recorded in 1974. Featuring a newly recorded introduction by Jamie Cullum
11:00pm
Omnibus: Ronnie Scott and All That Jazz
A 1989 tribute to the influential saxophone player, who opened his own jazz club in Soho, London, in 1959 for his friends to play the music they loved. Featuring interviews with celebrity fans including Mel Brooks, Kenneth Clarke and Alan Plater, plus footage of archive performances at the venue by Zoot Sims, Sonny Rollins, Dizzy Gillespie and Ella Fitzgerald
12:00am
1959: The Year That Changed Jazz
The effect of albums by major jazz stars, Miles Davis, Dave Brubeck, Charles Mingus and Ornette Coleman, all released in the final year of the 1950s. Together, the four men changed the face of music as they marked the definitive breakaway of jazz from bebop, and forged a new genre with greater freedom of expression than ever before, heralding the dawn of the 1960s
1:00am
Transatlantic Sessions
Season 5 Episode 1 of 6
Bluegrass musician Alison Krauss, blues singer Eric Bibb, multi-instrumentalist Sarah Jarosz and Gaelic singer Kathleen MacInnes are among the performers in a showcase of folk and roots musicians from Scotland, Ireland and the USA
1:30am
Arena: Sonny Rollins - Beyond the Notes
Dick Fontaine profiles renowned saxophonist Sonny Rollins, documenting his importance in shaping the direction of jazz throughout the 20th century and discovering why music remains the driving force in his life. The film-maker also goes behind the scenes at Rollins's 80th birthday concert, which took place at New York City's Beacon Theatre in September 2010 and featured performances by Ornette Coleman, Roy Haynes and Jim Hall
2:30am
Arena: Sonny Rollins '74 - Rescued!
The jazz musician performs at Ronnie Scott's in Soho, London, with a band including guitarist Yoshiaki Masuo and soprano saxophone player Rufus Harley, in a film that had previously not been seen since it was recorded in 1974. Featuring a newly recorded introduction by Jamie Cullum
7:30pm
The Birth of British Music
Season 1 Episode 1 of 4
Purcell: The Londoner Conductor Charles Hazlewood explores the origins of British music through the lives of four of its most notable composers. He begins by explaining how Henry Purcell captured the essence of 17th-century London in his compositions, from tavern songs and sacred music to pioneering stage works such as Dido and Aeneas. Featuring performances by the Army of Generals, John Tomlinson and the Choir of Westminster Abbey
8:30pm
Transatlantic Sessions
Season 5 Episode 1 of 6
New series. Bluegrass musician Alison Krauss, blues singer Eric Bibb, multi-instrumentalist Sarah Jarosz and Gaelic singer Kathleen MacInnes are among the performers in a showcase of folk and roots musicians from Scotland, Ireland and the USA. Previously shown on BBC2 in Scotland
9:00pm
Arena: Sonny Rollins - Beyond the Notes
Dick Fontaine profiles renowned saxophonist Sonny Rollins, documenting his importance in shaping the direction of jazz throughout the 20th century and discovering why music remains the driving force in his life. The film-maker also goes behind the scenes at Rollins's 80th birthday concert, which took place at New York City's Beacon Theatre in September 2010 and featured performances by Ornette Coleman, Roy Haynes and Jim Hall
10:00pm
Arena: Sonny Rollins '74 - Rescued!
The jazz musician performs at Ronnie Scott's in Soho, London, with a band including guitarist Yoshiaki Masuo and soprano saxophone player Rufus Harley, in a film that had previously not been seen since it was recorded in 1974. Featuring a newly recorded introduction by Jamie Cullum
11:00pm
Omnibus: Ronnie Scott and All That Jazz
A 1989 tribute to the influential saxophone player, who opened his own jazz club in Soho, London, in 1959 for his friends to play the music they loved. Featuring interviews with celebrity fans including Mel Brooks, Kenneth Clarke and Alan Plater, plus footage of archive performances at the venue by Zoot Sims, Sonny Rollins, Dizzy Gillespie and Ella Fitzgerald
12:00am
1959: The Year That Changed Jazz
The effect of albums by major jazz stars, Miles Davis, Dave Brubeck, Charles Mingus and Ornette Coleman, all released in the final year of the 1950s. Together, the four men changed the face of music as they marked the definitive breakaway of jazz from bebop, and forged a new genre with greater freedom of expression than ever before, heralding the dawn of the 1960s
1:00am
Transatlantic Sessions
Season 5 Episode 1 of 6
Bluegrass musician Alison Krauss, blues singer Eric Bibb, multi-instrumentalist Sarah Jarosz and Gaelic singer Kathleen MacInnes are among the performers in a showcase of folk and roots musicians from Scotland, Ireland and the USA
1:30am
Arena: Sonny Rollins - Beyond the Notes
Dick Fontaine profiles renowned saxophonist Sonny Rollins, documenting his importance in shaping the direction of jazz throughout the 20th century and discovering why music remains the driving force in his life. The film-maker also goes behind the scenes at Rollins's 80th birthday concert, which took place at New York City's Beacon Theatre in September 2010 and featured performances by Ornette Coleman, Roy Haynes and Jim Hall
2:30am
Arena: Sonny Rollins '74 - Rescued!
The jazz musician performs at Ronnie Scott's in Soho, London, with a band including guitarist Yoshiaki Masuo and soprano saxophone player Rufus Harley, in a film that had previously not been seen since it was recorded in 1974. Featuring a newly recorded introduction by Jamie Cullum
