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Games with the Rostropoviches, and a controversial version of Happy Families
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Britten’s understated elegance, and Willie Winkie nightgowns
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Mangler du episoder?
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Mrs Hudson’s Sunday roasts, and Britten’s liking for a pre-concert Brandy
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Louise Fryer walks around Britten’s Aldeburgh
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A passion for big cars, and memories of a road race from Aldeburgh to Snape
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Louise Fryer visits important churches to Britten in Aldeburgh, Blythburgh and Oxford
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Murray Perahia (who was coached by Britten himself) talks to Suzy Klein in a wide ranging interview.
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John Bridcut explores Britten's creative relationship with amateur singers.
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Louise Fryer visits Lowestoft and Gresham’s School
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The dachshunds loved by Britten and Pears, and Red House resident Johnnie the Parrot
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Louise Fryer boards an historic fishing boat known to Britten as a child
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Louise Fryer views the Aldeburgh house that Britten and Pears called
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Marion Thorpe was a close friend of Britten's for more than 30 years until his death in 1976. Interviewed here by Tom Service.
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Snape Maltings – Louise Fryer wanders around Britten’s music centre amongst the reeds
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Britten’s Sports – Lethal tennis playing, and skinny dipping in the Red House swimming pool
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Benjamin Britten’s legacy to the people who knew him, lived alongside him and to the county that inspired him.
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Suzy Klein interviews Britten's godson on In Tune.
