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The Lively Arts

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Documentary series taking a serious and wide-ranging look at the arts, encompassing intellectual subject matter and popular culture.

All Titles	show all 2 titles The Lively Arts The Lively Arts
Director	Barrie Gavin Peter Butler show all 40 directors Robin Lough Merrill Brockway Ian Engelmann Dirk Sanders Jean-Pierre Ponnelle Roy Tipping Brian Large Colin Nears Peter Page Petr Weigl Brian Adams Humphrey Burton Herbert Chappell Kenneth Corden David Heycock Hans Hulscher James Hunter Anne James Phil McPhedran Donald McWhinnie Leo Nadelmann Joes Odufré Anthony Page Volker Schlöndorff Roman Tikhomirov Vincent Dowdall Wilhelmina Hoedeman Dennis Marks Tristram Powell Franco Zeffirelli Elizabeth Sussex
Artists	Robin Ray as Self - Presenter Melvyn Bragg as Self - Presenter Richard Baker as Self - Presenter show all 366 artists André Previn as Self as Self Benjamin Luxon as Self Julian Bream as Self as Self Lyndon Brook as Self - Narrator Michel Beroff as Self - Piano as Self as Self James Loughran as Self William Walton as Self Owain Arwel Hughes as Self - Presenter as Self as Self Robin Leggate as Malcolm Michael Aldridge as Holzapfel James Herriot as Self as Self Hans Werner Henze as Self Rafael Kubelík as Self April Cantelo as Berthe - singing Royal Military School Of Music Band as Themselves Kyung-Wha Chung as Self as Baritone John Williams as Self Millicent Martin as Self - Singer as Emma Hardy Julia McKenzie as Self - Singer David Kernan as Self - Singer Patricia Parker as Contralto London Sinfonietta as Themselves Alfred Burke as The words of Schoenberg spoken by Leonard Bernstein as Self Charles Rosen as Self Gerald English as Self BBC Symphony Orchestra as Themselves as Self - Presenter John Ringham as Hüttenbrenner Michael Smee as Narrator as Self Ian Hogg as Arnold Rubek Tennessee Williams as Self Wiener Philharmoniker as Themselves Nadine Gordimer as Self Gewandhausorchester Leipzig as Themselves Tom Baker as Self Len Deighton as Self Sidney Nolan as Self - Subject as Macbeth Sean O'Faoláin as Self Martin Esslin as Self Plácido Domingo as Canio Geraint Evans as Bottom Annette Crosbie as Aline Solness Patricia Johnson as Lady Macbeth Pauline Tinsley as Santuzza Janet Maw as Hilde Wangel Nicolai Ghiaurov as Banquo as Mamma Lucia Ingrid Hafner as Gina Ekdal Neil Shicoff as Macduff Gianpiero Mastromei as Alfio Gillian Knight as Lola Paul Shelley as Einar Peter Glossop as Tonio Maureen O'Brien as Ella Rentheim Thomas Lawlor as Doctor Oliver Maguire as Hjalmar Ekdal Bruce Ogston as Macbeth's servant Francis Egerton as Beppe Sophie Ward as Hedvig Ekdal Ronald Russell as Dignitary Jonathan Newth as Nils Vogt Paul Beech as Railway attendant Edmond Bennett as Hotel manager as Amalie Skram as Thorvald Niss Margot Van der Burgh as Fru Anckarsvard as Froken Hullberg Caroline Burt as Fru Under Guy Hassan as Young man Britt Ekland as Self Joss Ackland as Harold 'Mitch' Mitchell in 'A Streetcar Named Desire' as Josephine Geoffrey Palmer as William in 'Something for the Time Being' Maureen Stapleton as Amanda Wingfield Rod Stewart as Self Annie Ross as Self James Aubrey as Tom Wingfield in 'The Glass Menagerie' as Madge in 'Something for the Time Being' Dick Clement as Self Rosemary McHale as Blanche Du Bois in 'A Streetcar Named Desire' Elizabeth Adare as Ella in 'Something for the Time Being' Malcolm Arnold as Self - Guest Conductor Ian La Frenais as Self Martha Graham as Self Pinchas Zukerman as Self as Laura Wingfield in 'The Glass Menagerie' Geoffrey Morris as Headmaster in 'The Late Bourgeois World' Milos Kirek as Self Rahsaan Roland Kirk as Themselves Daniel Barenboim as Self Estelle Kohler as Liz in 'The Late Bourgeois World' James Galway as Self as Berthe Michael Long as Sosthene as Bruce in 'The Late Bourgeois World' Malcolm Williamson as Self Henning Kronstam as Iago Donald Swann as Self - Guest Conductor Paolo Bortoluzzi as Apollo Simon Rattle as Self - Guest Conductor Lucia Popp as Soprano Claudio Arrau as Self Joyce Cuoco as Olga Roland Petit as Dr. Coppelius Bud Freeman as Self John van Kesteren as Bass Eva Evdokimova as Muse John Lill as Self Marcia Haydée as Tatiana as Don Basilio as Self Egon Madsen as Lenski Erich Leinsdorf as Self Syd Lawrence as Themselves Teresa Berganza as Rosina Luigi Alva as Count Almaviva Rae Cocking as Madam Sciocca Alex Welsh as Themselves Ida Haendel as Self BBC Concert Orchestra as Themselves Gary Bertini as Self Jeremy Menuhin as Self as 1st Oarsman Gino Zancanaro as Governor Ruth Rosen as Narrator of 'Something for the Time Being' National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain as Themselves Vivi Flindt as Emilia Neil Easton as Old fisherman Paul Crossley as Self Maurizio Pollini as Self - Piano Soloist as Braithwaite in 'The Late Bourgeois World' Lawrence Leonard as Self - Guest Conductor Charles Elsesser as Self Rudy Bryans as Franz Bruce Marks as Othello John Constable as Self - Piano Accompanist James Christiansen as Marcel Heinz Clauss as Onegin Elizabeth Poston as Self - Guest Conductor Louis Kentner as Self Jean-Bernard Pommier as Self Alton Kumalo as Daniel in 'Something for the Time Being' as Muse as Self as Berta Jon Weaving as Sosthene - singing David Atherton as Self Heidrun Schwaarz-Kosak as Muse Toni Lander as Desdemona Soft Machine as Themselves Marilyn Richardson as Josephine - singing Stephen Kovacevitch as Self - Piano Soloist Alexander Gibson as Self Bernard Heinze as Self - Conductor Enzo Dara as Dr. Bartolo Hephzibah Menuhin as Self Marisa Robles as Self Melbourne Symphony Orchestra as Themselves John Drummond as Self - Interviewer Günther Reich as Self - Narrator as Mr. Sin as 1 episode, 1977 Michael Hordern as Claude Monet Martin Jarvis as Self - Narrator Tony Haygarth as Winkelstein (Discipline) William Hootkins as Bray (Discipline) as The words of Webern spoken by Ray McAnally as Maguire in 'The Fur Coat' Princess Margaret as Self as Self Billy J. Mitchell as Soldier (Discipline) Mary Hignett as Superioress in 'Teresa' Mary Wimbush as Additional narration as Teresa in 'Teresa' Paul Antrim as Maxer in 'Two of a Kind' Colette O'Neil as Molly in 'The Fur Coat' Bill Bailey as Green (Discipline) Jane Darling as Dancer John Fowles as Self Barbara Mullen as Sister Patrick in 'Teresa' Dave Brubeck as Self - Piano John Dair as Commuter as Pelling (It Must Have Been Two Other Fellows) Robert Holmes as Self John Bloomfield as Self Blain Fairman as Lieut. Simms (Discipline) as Steeple (It Must Have Been Two Other Fellows) Michael Frayn as Self - Presenter Victor Winding as Wool (It Must Have Been Two Other Fellows) Terrance Dicks as Self London Symphony Orchestra as Themselves Dave Brubeck Quartet as Themselves as Self Julian Littman as Orpheus John Dallimore as Keats (It Must Have Been Two Other Fellows) Pierre Boulez as Self - Conductor Jay Neill as Sergeant (It Must Have Been Two Other Fellows) Tito Gobbi as Self Norwich Duff as Harvey (Discipline) Gwyneth Jones as Self as Khan Konchak Sheila Manahan as Lily in 'Two of a Kind' Graham Williams as Self as Self Aleksandr Slastin as Prince Galitsky Philip Hinchcliffe as Self David Maloney as Self Paul Desmond as Self - Alto Sax Janet Baker as Self - Soloist Boris Khmelnitskiy as Prince Igor Paul Hudson as Self - bass Ray Jewers as Ashton (Discipline) Peter Maxwell Davies as Self Hugo De Vernier as Waiter in 'Teresa' Lorin Maazel as Self Nelli Pshyonnaya as Prince Igor's wife Martha Argerich as Self Yvonne Minton as Self - Mezzo-soprano Dick Mills as Self as Commuter Arthur Mitchell as Self - and the Dance Theatre of Harlem Mstislav Rostropovich as Self - Cello Bud Strait as Captain (Discipline) Ian Caddy as Self - Baritone John Shirley-Quirk as Self - Soloist as Self Roger Murray-Leach as Self Anthony Thwaite as Self Gillian Widdicombe as Self Leo Abse as Self Maurice Lane as Dancer Eugene Wright as Self - Bass as Self - and the Big Band as Self Alfred Brendel as Self Jessica Mitford as Self Murray Perahia as Self as Self Roy Eldridge as Self Dmitry Alexeev as Self - Piano Symphonieorchester des Bayerischen Rundfunks as Themselves Joe Morello as Self - Drums Paco Peña as Self - Presenter Frank Augustyn as Self Colin Davis as Self BBC Philharmonic as Themselves Dorothy Dorow as Self - Soprano Boris Tokarev as Prince Igor's son Con Chambers as Commuter The Moiseyev Dancers as Themselves Melanie Parr as Dancer Bryan Payne as Dancer Tony Coe as Self as Self Jimmy Raney as Self - and his Quartet Anny Mory as Self - soprano Tamás Vásáry as Self - Piano Soloist Willi Reich as Self Suzanne Hywel as Self - Dancer Le Ballet National de Marseille as Themselves - Le Loup The Cleveland Orchestra as Themselves Olga Hegedus as Self - Cello Charles Groves as Self Chris Brubeck as Self - Bass Guitar Richard Kates as Sloan (It Must Have Been Two Other Fellows) John Elwes as Self - Tenor Edwin Mullins as Self - Narrator Homero Fransesch as Self Danny Brubeck as Self - Drums The English Bach Festival Orchestra as Themselves Bolshoi Ballet as Themselves Peter Porter as Self David Lloyd-Jones as Self Desmond Shawe-Taylor as Self Trinity Boys Choir as Themselves Virgilius Noreika as Prince Igor's son sung by Darius Brubeck as Self - Electric Piano Elsa Smith as Commuter Joanna Carlin as Eurydice Gordon Beck as Self Danny Abse as Self Anthony Payne as Self Huddersfield Choral Society as Themselves as Self Adrian Boult as Self Yevgeni Nesterenko as Khan Konchak sung by Alan Brownjohn as Self John Mitchinson as Self - tenor Philip Hope-Wallace as Self The Ambrosian Singers as Themselves The New York City Ballet as Themselves - Symphony in C Adam Makowicz as Self Denys Ganio as Self Mary Thomas as Self - Soprano Jill Gomez as Self - Soprano Tamara Malashkina as Prince Igor's wife sung by as Dancer Jean-Rodolphe Kars as Self - Piano Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra as Themselves Rupert Horder as 1 episode, 1977 as Commuter Orchestre national de France as Themselves Francis Watson as Self Sylvester McCoy as Puck as Franz Schubert as a boy Caroline Blakiston as Narrator Edward Petherbridge as Bauernfeld Frank Gatliff as Schindler Peter Barkworth as Josef von Spaun as Franz Schubert Basil Henson as Sonnleithner Alan Price as Self as Thomas Hardy as Stadler David Hockney as Self Ralph Steadman as Self as Eckel as Self - Presenter Patricia Price as Hippolyta Arthur Davies as Lysander Cecil Lewis as Self Roderick Kennedy as Theseus Narodowa Orkiestra Symfoniczna Polskiego Radia w Katowicach as Themselves Peter Blake as Self Koninklijk Concertgebouworkest as Themselves Peter France as Self - Interviewer Jim Dine as Self as Flute Jann Haworth as Self Graham Ovenden as Self Suzanne Murphy as Helena David Gwynne as Quince Peter Dvorský as Self - Tenor Julian Moyle as Starveling Thomas Allen as 1 episode, 1978 Witold Lutoslawski as Self Wiener Staatsopernballett as Themselves John Read as Self - Narrator Ralph Hamer as Snug John Franklyn-Robbins as Self - in discussion John Normington as Self - in discussion Ian Anderson as Self John Evan as Self John Glascock as Self Barriemore Barlow as Self Martin Barre as Self Colin Douglas as Narrator Stuart Fell as Self as Self Elizabeth Vaughan as Soprano as Tenor
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