Sky Arts HD Tuesday

The cellist champions 30 classical musicians under 30 years of age, including tenor Liam Bonthrone, violinist Daniil Bulayev, trumpeter Sasha Canter and pianist Junyan Chen

A look at the passion, history and traditions of Scotland's most famous instrument, weaving together performances from around Scotland with the hustle and bustle of backstage

Bob Ross paints a beautiful and peaceful mountain valley, with many layers on the canvas

Bob Ross shares a unique frame idea as he creates a scene featuring a river with rapids and a waterfall on black canvas

When the new vicar of a church plans radical changes, conflict arises over a secret one of the locals has kept for years

A fencing contest in London lands naive Nicholas Lillie in the middle of a bizarre adventure. Drama, with Benedict Taylor and Jim Broadbent

Carnival worker Leo Thorby awakes after a night of drinking to discover that he has bought a strange monkey for his sideshow. Norman Lloyd stars

A college fraternity makes up one of their members to look as if he is dead, then lead another unsuspecting member into believing he killed him

A profile of the Hollywood star, who won an Oscar for her role in Alfred Hitchock's 1941 psychological thriller Suspicion, and was nominated for Rebecca and The Constant Nymph

The worlds created by authors of classic children's literature, revealing much about their characters and the times they lived in

A woman joins a dating agency to try to overcome her shyness, but her plan backfires when an out-of-town solicitor tries a one-night stand

An American thief faces extradition from a Middle East country for a crime he did not commit. Michael Brandon stars

While renting a room at a farmhouse, a disturbed woman becomes fascinated by a seven-month-old boy whom she believes is her son. With Gena Rowlands and Nancy Kelly

A look at how the dramatic shifting of gender roles and the relaxing of censorship created new artistic and social directions in America

A look at the life and career of the Irish actor, exploring his roles in movies including This Sporting Life, Camelot A Man Called Horse and the first two Harry Potter films

Following the winner as they complete a £10,000 commission to paint violinist Nicola Benedetti for the Scottish National Portrait Gallery

A romantic Frenchman is forced into a decision when his mistress falls pregnant

A woman discovers the disturbing secret of an archaeologist able to immediately date relics with unerring accuracy

A woman beaten by an unknown attacker comes under immense pressure by her husband and the police to identify a suspect

A retired hitman discovers that he has to keep on killing in order to protect his wife and survive. Starring Richard Conte and Sara Shane

Documentary tracing the adventures, conquests, tragic experiences and artistic inventions that allowed a pepper to appear in Velázquez's Christ in the House of Martha and Mary.

Siân Walters and James Payne explore Botticelli's The Birth of Venus, revealing how the painter's revolutionary vision and embracing of mythology brought the goddess to life

Siân Walters and James Payne explore Da Vinci's The Last Supper, looking at the artist's use of mathematics, perspective and composition

A look at the genre's influence as it spread from literature to film, as directors took inspiration from Bram Stoker's Dracula and Mary Shelley's Frankenstein

The history of cinema, with the first of a two-part examination of its so-called golden age beginning in the 1930s, as talking pictures take hold in Hollywood

The life and career of the American actor, with contributions by members of his family, ex-wives Neile Adams McQueen and Ali MacGraw and widow Barbara Minty McQueen

Following the members of three male voice choirs from across Wales as each of the groups prepare for a key event in their choral calendar

A look at the evolution of the film industry and the role it played amid the backdrop of the Second World War and a fast-changing world

Andi Oliver and Elizabeth Day are joined by authors Natasha Brown and Marian Keyes, who discuss their books with Angie Greaves' Book Club. Plus, special guest Bernardine Evaristo

The worlds created by authors of classic children's literature, revealing much about their characters and the times they lived in

The Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra and the Ukrainian conductor Kirill Karabits perform popular film themes from the Royal Albert Hall including Star Wars and Jurassic Park