TV Guide Sky Arts Sunday

Brian and Mark meet Cyndi Lauper at New York City recording studio the Power Station, where she discusses her tumultuous career in the music industry and brings her dulcimer along to teach the boys a special arrangement of her classic hit True Colors

Musicians and rock historians discuss the making of Cream's groundbreaking 1967 album Disraeli Gears. Recorded in just six days at Atlantic Records' studios in New York, it was produced by Felix Pappalardi and set the seal on the band's fame

A divorced husband-and-wife acting duo's constant bickering threatens to disrupts a stage production of Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew in which they are the romantic leads. Meanwhile, a case of mistaken identity attracts backstage interlopers in the form of two gangland thugs looking to collect a gambling debt. Adaptation of Cole Porter's Broadway musical comedy, with Alfred Drake and Patricia Morison

The story of how the composer broke free from the constraints of court employment to embrace a risky life as Vienna's pioneering freelancer, defying tradition to compose, teach and perform on his own terms. The tale is told through letters between Mozart and his father Leopold, read by Matthew Broome and David Harewood

Lauren Laverne presents as the ENO Orchestra and opera soloists go on musical journey through the life of Mozart, putting the spotlight on the relationships with his real-life leading ladies. With arias from Così fan tutte, The Magic Flute amd Don Giovanni

Brian and Mark head to Miami to meet musician and producer Nile Rodgers, who talks about his long career, from Studio 54 to working with David Bowie and Daft Punk. Nile and Mark also jam together on a Johnny Cash-style version of Chic's disco classic Good Times