Composer, conductor, and critic Constant Lambert was one of the most versatile figures in English music. As music director of the Sadler’s Wells Ballet, he was integral to the planning of each new production, in many cases providing arrangements of lesser-known works by worthy composers, such as Chabrier, Couperin, and Liszt. He also became something of an artistic mentor to dancers Margot Fonteyn and Robert Helpmann. Tune in for vintage recordings of Tchaikovsky, Meyerbeer, Boyce, and Rossini. Lambert is the only constant, this Sunday at 10 pm.
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The Lost Chord: February 28 - Lambent Lambert
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