BBC Four TV Guide

The natural world has always been a powerful inspiration to composers. From vast forests and tiny fish to wild storms and epic seascapes, this programme takes viewers on an evocative journey through some of the best-loved musical responses to the living planet. Including works by Vivaldi, Reiner, Vaughan Williams and Debussy

An exploration of the upland area of North Yorkshire, where heather-clad uplands and sheltered dales have been shaped both by the elements and by its people. Hardy Swaledale sheep roam the high moors all year round only coming down to the lowlands for lambing and shearing. Red grouse feed and breed amongst the heather alongside curlews and other ground nesting birds and billions of purple heather blooms provide nectar for the bees, brought to the moors by beekeepers in the summer. Toby Jones narrates, as time-lapse camera techniques bring fresh insight into the restless rhythms of the region

Margot Fonteyn explores the work of some of the greatest dance pioneers, from the Commedia dell'Arte in 17th-century Italy to Martha Graham in 20th-century America, with performances by Margot Fonteyn and Mikhail Baryshnikov of Fokine's famous ballet, Le Spectre de la Rose

A tribute to the ballerina, first broadcast shortly after her death in 1991, with interviews with colleagues and friends and extracts from ballets from throughout her career