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- Arnold Schönberg - Gurrelieder (Philharmonia Orchestra, feat: cond. Esa-Pekka Salonen) December 18, 2009An exhilarating journey, from illicit love to redemption with plenty of colour and range.
- R. Kelly - Untitled December 18, 2009Polished though it is, Untitled is ultimately flawed by overtly macho lyrics.
- Franz Schubert - Heliopolis (feat. piano: Ingo Metzmacher; bar: Matthias Goerne) December 18, 2009A dark, yearning poetry that’s discreetly powerful and wholly persuasive.
- George Gershwin - Porgy and Bess (feat. con: Nikolaus Harnoncourt) December 18, 2009Harnoncourt has much to say about this sparkling work, and largely serves it well.
- Valentin Silvestrov - Sacred Works (feat. con: Mykola Hobdych; orch: Kiev Chamber Choir) December 18, 2009Acutely sensitive performances abound on a ravishing collection.
- Badly Drawn Boy - Is There Nothing We Could Do? December 18, 2009Damon Gough returns with his second soundtrack collection.
- Karen O and the Kids - Where the Wild Things Are December 18, 2009An arresting set of sweet, deep escapism from Karen O and cohorts.
- David Ferrard - Across the Troubled Wave December 18, 2009An unassuming, yet consuming album from the impressive Ferrard.
- Mr. Chop - For Pete’s Sake December 18, 2009This irresistible instrumental platter is sure to make you swagger some.
- Lindstrøm & Christabelle - Real Life Is No Cool December 17, 2009Pleasingly organic compared to the majority of most modern, digital dance music.
BBC VIDEOS
- Last Indian dancing bear set free December 18, 2009Animal rights campaigners are celebrating the end of a seven-year campaign to see all of India's dancing bears set free.
- Technology firms boost US economy December 18, 2009Strong earnings from Oracle and Research in Motion lift hopes for the world's biggest economy.
- Leaders must strike deal - Obama December 18, 2009World leaders have arrived in Copenhagen to try to rescue a deal on climate change - but there is no agreement yet.
- Deepest undersea eruption ever filmed December 17, 2009Extraordinary video has been obtained in the Pacific Ocean of the deepest undersea eruption ever recorded. Video courtesy of NSF/NOAA
- Telescope captures birth of stars December 16, 2009The European Space Agency (Esa) has released stunning new pictures from the recently launched Herschel telescope. The pictures show star formation, and have been described as among the most important images obtained from space for decades.
- Hedegaard resigns as summit president December 16, 2009Danish environment minister Connie Hedegaard says she has resigned as president of the summit on climate change for procedural reasons.
- Brown: Climate talks 'uphill struggle' December 16, 2009Prime Minister Gordon Brown has described the Copenhagen climate talks as an "uphill struggle".
- Dr Brian Cox on science funding December 16, 2009Dr Brian Cox. a particle physicist who has worked on the Large Hadron Collider near Geneva in Switzerland, makes the case for funding in science to rise - even though the Chancellor is deciding where to make cuts to balance the books.
- Clashes at climate protests December 16, 2009There has been trouble at Copenhagen's climate change talks as world leaders start to arrive. Danish police used batons to disperse hundreds of protesters.
- Scientists claim to have reinvented the wheel December 16, 2009A team of scientists from an American university say they have reinvented the bicycle wheel.
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