Sky Arts Friday

The violinist and his Johann Strauss Orchestra perform Conquest of Paradise, La Vergine and I Will Survive with a 150-strong male voice choir

The violinist is invited to perform in the Kingdom of Bahrain, and also plays at the Netherlands Grand Prix, while Emma Kok stuns the audience

Bob Ross depicts a scene in which a wilderness path leads to the side of a still lake in a setting that he accents with an abundance of trees

Bob Ross's use of blue, yellow and orange hues brings vibrancy to a wooded setting and cabin beside a clear blue lake

An investment banker defrauds his employer and appears to get away with his crime - until an eagle-eyed accountant steps in. Ian Holm stars

The theft of a few pairs of gloves leads a man to a discovery that shatters his world. Drama, starring Janet Leigh and Tom Bosley

A murderer holding a married couple at gunpoint tries to decide which one to kill, but their constant arguing over who should die clouds his judgement. With Joan Tetzel

Sergeant Andre is a returning soldier heading home with his friend Marcel, who he hopes will bail him out of his pre-marital problem. With Jacques Bergerac and Susan Kohner

A look at the life and career of Kathryn Bigelow, who is the only woman to have won an Academy Award for Best Director, for the 2008 war thriller The Hurt Locker

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

Two women strike up a friendship, but one appears to have highly questionable motives. Drama, with Cherie Lunghi and Carol Drinkwater

Tragedy strikes when two actors get together for a reunion. Drama, starring Peter Barkworth and Benjamin Whitrow

The three bands sharpen their competitive performances with one week to go before the World Pipe Band Championships. Plus, meet the next generation of piping stars

Behind the scenes with members of the woodwind and percussion sections of the orchestra as they head to the Royal Festival Hall to rehearse Mahler's Second Symphony

A look at the life and career of Quentin Tarantino, whose films include Reservoir Dogs, Pulp Fiction, Django Unchained and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood

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

A woman suspects her brother-in-law of being involved in her sister's disappearance. Drama, starring Frances Tomelty and Anthony Valentine

A safebreaker is hired by a pretty woman who insists on accompanying him when he goes to recover her stolen jewellery. Starring Edward Albert and Roxanne Hart

Mr Waterbury believes he can get a good deal on some real estate due to the home's dark past, but he has not reckoned on owner Sadie Grimes. With Robert Emhardt and Jeanette Nolan

At a celebration party, a recently engaged woman meets a charming man who causes her to question the direction of her life. With Barbara Bel Geddes and Michael Rennie

The Elbow frontman introduces archive TV appearance by Britpop era bands, including Oasis, Pulp, Suede, Blur Sleeper, Dodgy, Echobelly, Longpigs and Marion

Featuring performances by Opry members Jon Pardi, Ernest, Avery Anna and Robert Earl Keen

A June 2011 concert by the singer, recorded on the final night of his So Beautiful or So What tour. Featuring songs including The Obvious Child, Kodachrome and Gone at Last

Murray Lerner's film documenting Bob Dylan's appearances at the Newport Folk Festival from 1963 to 1965, revealing a metamorphosis from folk prodigy to confrontational poet

A look at the musician's final interview, given to Radio 1 DJ Andy Peebles two days before the former Beatle was murdered, intertwined with footage and commentary from friends

Friends, fans and fellow musicians reflect on Elton John's career, exploring his greatest hits, as well as his work on The Lion King and Billy Elliot

A look at Chelsea gold medal winner Andy Sturgeon's design for the rooftop gardens of Battersea Power Station in London

One of the finest paintings by JMW Turner still in private hands goes up for auction at Sotheby's in London, where it is expected to fetch around £20m

Sotheby's auctions a range of paintings from the 20th and 21st centuries that are no bigger than the size of the catalogue page on which they are illustrated