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Interviews
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Lotte Lehmann on her early career and on teaching
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Charles Mackerras on The Turn of the Screw
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Nigel Simeone interviewed about Charles Mackerras
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Sir Charles Mackerras interviewed by Jon Tolansky, 1988
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W H Auden talks about Shakespeare’s Sonnets
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Constance Shacklock remembers working with Erich Kleiber at the Covent Garden Opera
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Interview with Leopold Stokowski, 1959
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Otto Klemperer talks to Peter Heyworth about Schoenberg
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Sir Adrian Boult taks about his work with the BBC
In this interview with Bernard Keefe, Sir Adrian Boult talks about his work as Director of Music at the BBC from 1930.
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Jon Vickers interviewed by Jon Tolansky, 1996
Jon Vickers talks at length about his career and how his view of life lie behind his great interpretative skills.
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Leonard Bernstein interviewed by Lord Harewood
Leonard Bernstein here talks to Lord Harewood extensively about a wide range of cultural and social issues. These cover his work with the New York Philharmonic, the diversity of his compositions, the implications of the state subsidy of the arts and his attitude to opera.
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