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Synopsis
Charles Hazlewood examines how to build an orchestra for the 21st century as he tears down dated perceptions of the orchestra and explores six aspects of what makes an ensemble fit for purpose in the modern era.
Seasons & Episode
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Episode 1 - Episode 1
June. 06,2022
Charles explores the concept of orchestral teamwork through Mozart and his 40th symphony - showcasing how composers utilise a team to full effect.
Episode 2 - The Electronic Orchestra
June. 13,2022
As Charles explores why the orchestra hasn't embraced electronic instruments, he discovers the reasons go far beyond technology.
Episode 3 - Alive and Well in Your Living Room
June. 20,2022
Using Barry White's collection of songs, Charles dispels the idea that the orchestra is niche, showing us how it flourishes in plain sight.
Episode 4 - The Anatomy of the Orchestra
June. 27,2022
Charles and the Paraorchestra join as one to deliver an exclusive live performance that invites the audience to wander among the players.
Episode 5 - The Ultimate Covers Band
July. 04,2022
In a stunning performance captured at the famous Abbey Road Studio 2, Charles and Paraorchestra are joined by award-winning composer Rylan Gleave.
Episode 6 - Rolling Rock Song
July. 11,2022
In the series finale, Charles casts an eye to the future with one question in mind: what role does the orchestra have in the modern world?
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