Series in which Professor Robert Winston explores the relationship between the music and the medical conditions of composers who suffered mental and physical illness
Robert investigates the tragic case of English composer and poet Ivor Gurney, who died of tuberculosis in the City of London Mental Hospital, Dartford, in 1937.
DetailsRobert investigates Gustav Mahler, and the crisis in his marriage that drove him to consult Sigmund Freud in the final year of his life.
DetailsProfessor Robert Winston explores the relationship between the music and medical conditions of composers. How Maurice Ravel's dementia trapped the music he created in his head.
DetailsProfessor Robert Winston explores the relationship between the music and medical conditions of composers. Robert hears how Schumann may have suffered from bipolar disorder.
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