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The
Arts on Â鶹Éç Television
Franny
Moyle, Commissioner, Arts & Culture, Â鶹Éç Television:
"The
Â鶹Éç is committed to broadcasting the best in arts and cultural programming
from a wide range of perspectives and for a diverse audience.
"As
life in Britain changes, and as the television landscape changes,
the Â鶹Éç wants to reinvigorate cultural programming, employing new
and original thinking and innovative programme making techniques.
"The
portfolio of Â鶹Éç television channels – Â鶹Éç ONE, TWO, THREE
and FOUR – creates new and exciting opportunities for arts
programming across all networks.
"Last
year the two-part Arena on Harold Pinter for Â鶹Éç TWO was accompanied
by a season of Pinter plays on Â鶹Éç FOUR.
"The
forthcoming three-part series on Mozart fronted by Charles Hazlewood
for Â鶹Éç TWO will be accompanied by a series of Mozart concerts on
Â鶹Éç FOUR. Look
out for more seasons in future months and years.
"The
Â鶹Éç is also developing its relationships with major artistic institutions
in the UK – from the National Gallery and Tate to the Royal
Opera House and West End theatre.
"Working
hand in hand with these organisations creates more access for viewers
to performances, events and talent.
"As
well as working with other organisations, the Â鶹Éç makes its own
mark on cultural life, ranging from its support of five orchestras
and its staging of the Â鶹Éç Proms to commissioning original work
– opera, classical music and jazz.
"Here
is an overview of what arts and cultural programming means for each
of the television channels and a flavour of just some of the arts
and music output for 2003 and beyond."
The
Arts on Â鶹Éç Television
Â鶹Éç
ONE
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TWO
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THREE
Â鶹Éç
FOUR
Facts
and figures
The
press packs below are in . You may require Adobe Acrobat Software to read PDF files
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Recent
arts programming on Â鶹Éç Television (338
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Forthcoming
Â鶹Éç arts programmes (933
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Notes
to Editors
Â鶹Éç
FOUR Samuel Johnson Prize 2003 - shortlist announced (02.05.03)
An
epic season of Â鶹Éç Proms - 18 July to 13 September 2003 (30.04.03)
All the
Â鶹Éç's digital services are now available on ,
the new free-to-view digital terrestrial television service, as well
as on satellite and cable.
Freeview
offers the Â鶹Éç's eight television channels, interactive services
from Â鶹Éçi, as well as 11 Â鶹Éç radio networks.
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