# | Track | Duration | |
---|---|---|---|
1. | The Things That Are Personal | ||
2. | He Wanted to Take Risks | ||
3. | Rise of a Genius | ||
4. | Elizabeth's London | ||
5. | Starting At the Bottom | ||
6. | William's Childhood | ||
7. | Writing the Dream | ||
8. | Midsummer Nights | ||
9. | Writing Henry VI | ||
10. | It Was Never Enough For Him | ||
11. | Things Got Out of Hand | ||
12. | Christopher Marlowe | ||
13. | Titus Andronicus | ||
14. | The Plague | ||
15. | Unrest In London | ||
16. | Hamnet's Illness | ||
17. | William's Father Dies | ||
18. | A Scottish King | ||
19. | Shakespeare's Legacy |
Added on Wednesday, November 29, 2023
Manners McDade presents a soundtrack for the BBC documentary series Shakespeare: Rise of a Genius. The album contains the music composed by Nick Foster.
Manners McDade presents a soundtrack for the BBC documentary series Shakespeare: Rise of a Genius. The album contains the music composed by Nick Foster.
The soundtrack is available to download on all digital music services
The 3-parter Shakespeare: Rise of a Genius is directed by Julian Jones and narrated by Juliet Stevenson.
For the 400th anniversary of the publication of William Shakespeare’s First Folio, this three-part docu-drama series tells the incredible story of how a glover’s son from rural Stratford became the greatest writer who ever lived.
Deep diving into his life story, the place and time he inhabited, and the work he produced, this series reveals a dangerous and exciting world filled with bitter rivalries, rebellion, murder and deadly plague, that sparked and inspired Shakespeare’s creative genius.
Cinematic drama vignettes depict Shakespeare’s life, as a host of surprising and engaging storytellers narrate the series.
Interviews include Oscar-winning actors, experts and academics, featuring the likes of Brian Cox, Judi Dench, Lolita Chakrabarti, Jessie Buckley, Gordon Brown, Adrian Lester, Helen Mirren and Martin Freeman.
Tracing Shakespeare’s life story, each episode reveals the multifarious ways the things Shakespeare saw, the people he met and the world he absorbed found its way into his work.
To bring his plays to life, interspersed throughout the series is archive of some of the world’s best screen adaptations.
Told in the present tense, like a thriller, the series captures the story of how a young boy, against all-of-the-odds, became the world’s most famous and enduring dramatist ever..
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