The Lost Sound - A documentary about the fortepiano

[AuntDaisy]

I did get an email reply to my complaint about the EMS website, thus:
The programme is available here: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m0008glk
All best wishes
Les [Pratt, producer]

That wasn't the point. I could find the programme using Radio 3 Schedules. It was the fact that it was, and still is, missing from 'Available Episodes' on the website.

Well done, ardcarp, for getting a reply - if far from helpful.

It is on the "Available now" list (pasge 5), but the list is ordered by the first broadcast (i.e. 15/9/2019) rather than most recent!
LP needs to get the BBC techies to fix this.

[ardcarp]

It is on the "Available now" list (pasge 5), but the list is ordered by the first broadcast (i.e. 15/9/2019) rather than most recent!
LP needs to get the BBC techies to fix this.

That is really no help if the broadcast a week before and the broadcast a week after is listed but not the one in between!
I guess it's because it's a repeat, but they shouldn't have it lurking in the basement if a R3 listener wants to catch up. But well done for excavating it!

[AuntDaisy]

That is really no help if the broadcast a week before and the broadcast a week after is listed but not the one in between!
I guess it's because it's a repeat, but they shouldn't have it lurking in the basement if a R3 listener wants to catch up. But well done for excavating it!

"Lurking in the basement" is spot on.
I wish they'd also highlight the complete programmes, and mark the heavily edited / butchered podcasts as such.

[Sir Velo]

A follow up to the fascinating series on the development of the fortepiano from the master restorer himself is currently streaming on YouTube:

[kindofblue]

A follow up to the fascinating series on the development of the fortepiano from the master restorer himself is currently streaming on YouTube:

I'm hooked! Many thanks for sharing.