Ranked #1
Trailer - A Thousand Pictures
Trailer - A Thousand Pictures
Hi! My name’s Scott Wilson. I’m a conductor and in the A Thousand Pictures podcast I’m going to share my passion for cla... Read more
29 Jan 2021
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1min
Ranked #2
Episode 1 - Spectacular Sound
Episode 1 - Spectacular Sound
The ‘Pines of Rome’ by Ottorino Respighi is a favourite piece of mine, featuring a huge orchestra building from nothing ... Read more
16 Feb 2021
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17mins
Ranked #3
Episode 2 - Celebrating Beautiful Sounds
Episode 2 - Celebrating Beautiful Sounds
‘La Mer’ (French for ‘The Sea’) is one of the most evocative pieces ever composed. The composer Claude Debussy conjures ... Read more
2 Mar 2021
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17mins
Ranked #4
Episode 3 - Emotions Through Sound
Episode 3 - Emotions Through Sound
‘Symphony no. 10’ by Dmitri Shostakovich has a rawness that strikes straight at the core of the listener. It’s full of i... Read more
16 Mar 2021
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16mins
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Ranked #5
Episode 4 - A Magical Melody
Episode 4 - A Magical Melody
The ‘Piano Concerto in G’ by Maurice Ravel is so astonishingly beautiful that time can appear to become suspended for a ... Read more
30 Mar 2021
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17mins
Ranked #6
Episode 5 - The March of a King
Episode 5 - The March of a King
‘Symphony no. 7’ by Beethoven is considered to be a masterpiece. And wonderfully, its solemn march was chosen as the mus... Read more
13 Apr 2021
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18mins
Ranked #7
Episode 6 - This Feels Good!
Episode 6 - This Feels Good!
‘Candide Overture’ by Leonard Bernstein is a fantastic piece. Fun for the listener and virtuosic for the orchestra, it b... Read more
27 Apr 2021
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18mins
Ranked #8
Episode 7 - Inside the Storm
Episode 7 - Inside the Storm
In the ‘Four Sea Interludes’ by Benjamin Britten you’re standing on the cliffs of the English Channel and a storm is rag... Read more
11 May 2021
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17mins
Ranked #9
Episode 8 - What Might Have Been
Episode 8 - What Might Have Been
The piece ‘Of A Sad Evening’ by the composer Lili Boulanger is harrowing. Its desolate atmosphere conveys the tragedy of... Read more
25 May 2021
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19mins
Ranked #10
Episode 9 - Alone, Searching...
Episode 9 - Alone, Searching...
The ‘Cello Concerto’ by Elgar is the most famous piece for solo cello accompanied by an orchestra. The beautiful, rich s... Read more
8 Jun 2021
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19mins
