TALKS:
\nBBC Radio 3:
\n(i) \u2018Method in His Madness\u2019, an analysis of Tchaikovsky\u2019s use of structure, \u2018Music Weekly\u2019 programme, 20 Mar. 1988.
\n(ii) \u2019The Unknown Tchaikovsky\u2019, a survey of compositions not in the standard repertory, \u2018Music Weekly\u2019 programme, 29 Jan. 1989.
\n(iii) Concert interval talk on Rakhmaninov\u2019s Symphony no. 3 in A minor, 9 Mar. 1989.
\n(iv) \u2019Tchaikovsky and the Twentieth Century\u2019, a survey of critical attitudes towards Tchaikovsky\u2019s work, in commemoration of the 150th anniversary of his birth, \u2018Music Weekly\u2019 programme, 29 Apr. 1990.
\n(v) \u2019Nothing is True Except What is Unsaid\u2019, a psychoanalytic explanation of paradoxes in Tchaikovsky\u2019s character, \u2018Music Weekly\u2019 programme, 24 Mar. 1991. I further developed the material of this talk in an address I gave, 22 years later, at the Music and Psychoanalysis Study Day at the University of Liverpool (see talk entitled \u2019Tchaikovsky as Embodiment of Paradox\u2019 listed in section (d)).<\/p>\n
DISCUSSIONS: INTERVIEWS: TALKS: BBC Radio 3: (i) \u2018Method in His Madness\u2019, an analysis of Tchaikovsky\u2019s use of structure, \u2018Music Weekly\u2019 programme, 20 Mar. 1988. (ii) \u2019The Unknown Tchaikovsky\u2019, a survey of compositions…<\/p>\n
\nBBC Radio 3:
\n\u2018Rebuilding a Monument\u2019, a discussion between the Pushkin scholar Professor A.D.P. Briggs and myself on Tchaikovsky\u2019s adaptation of Pushkin\u2019s \u2019novel-in-verse\u2019, Eugene Onegin<\/em>, as opera libretto; interval-broadcast during BBC Promenade Concert of the opera, 18 Aug. 1994.<\/p>\n
\n1. BBC Radio 3:
\n(i) I was interviewed by Michael Hall in regard to forthcoming Promenade Concerts of Tchaikovsky\u2019s Violin Concerto in D major and Fourth Symphony in F minor; \u2018Promtalk\u2019 programme, 20 Aug. 1989.
\n(ii) I was interviewed by Peter Paul Nash in regard to Brahms\u2019s orchestration, \u2018Music Weekly\u2019 programme, 9 Jun. 1991.
\n(iii) Professors Richard Taruskin and Simon Karlinsky (University of California at Berkeley) and myself, were interviewed by Stephen Johnson in regard to Tchaikovsky\u2019s Path\u00e9tique Symphony<\/em>; interval-broadcast, preceding a performance of that work by the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Daniel Barenboim, 4 Sept. 1998.
\n2. LBC Crown FM Radio (London):
\nI was interviewed by Lesley Judd in regard to the 150th anniversary of Tchaikovsky\u2019s birth, \u2018Artbeat\u2019 programme, 12 May 1990.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"