Sir Christopher Frayling, academic and former head of the Arts Council, known for his expertise on spaghetti westerns, talks about the world of Ennio Morricone.

Legendary British director Nicholas Roeg talks to Georgia Mann-Smith at his home in London. Responsible for such seminal films as Don’t Look Now, Performance and Bad Timing, Roeg talks about the use of music in his films including Pino Dinagio’s music for Don’t Look Now and John Barry’s score to Walkabout …

Film professor Richard Dyer talks to Sean about the film music of Ennio Morricone and Nino Rota

Prolific composer Howard Blake (the Snowman, Flash Gordon) on starting out as a cinema projectionist and writing for film

Organist Richard Hills talks to Georgia Mann about the history and use of the cinema organ and demonstrates using the organ at the Eventim Apollo in Hammersmith.

BBC Asian Network presenters and film experts, Raj and Pablo discuss the music of Bollywood and Indian cinema.

Robert Ziegler conducts from Air Studios, London.Presented by Katie Derham.The top twenty pieces of film music chosen by radio presenters and played in the order voted for by listeners.

The London Symphony Orchestra has recorded music for some legendary films - musicians Maxine Kwok-Adams, Neil Percy and Robert Bourton give us a glimpse behind the scenes at their recording session.

Oscar-winning composer Rachel Portman talks to Suzy Klein about her career, collaborations with great directors, and how she'd like to work with Martin Scorsese.

Conductor and arranger John Wilson talks about his favourite film scores, the golden age of movie music and taking his music to America.

Composer Alex Heffes (Emperor, State of Play, The Last King of Scotland) talks to Suzy about his latest challenge, writing the music for 'Long Walk to Freedom', a film about the life of Nelson Mandela.

Georgia Mann-Smith talks to director Peter Strickland about his film Berberian Sound Studio – it’s literally about the sound of cinema, as it tells the story of a sound engineer and Foley artist, played by Toby Jones, who finds himself working on an Italian horror film.

Conductor and composer Carl Davis (The French Lieutenant's Woman, Widow's Peak, Pride and Prejudice) talks about writing for silent film and becoming a British musical institution.

Director Roger Michell (Notting Hill, Enduring Love, Changing Lanes) talks about his approach to music in his films, his favourite composers and his working relationship with the composer Jeremy Sams

Film composer Danny Elfman talks about his famous collaborations with director Tim Burton such as Edward Scissorhands, Batman and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Plus he talks about his favourite movie scores and his classical music influences

From the archives, the late John Barry talks to Sean about James Bond, Stravinsky and how you know when you've got it right.

Director Sir Alan Parker (Midnight Express, Evita, Fame) talks about his approach to music in his films and the fun he had making the Commitments.