Sky Arts Monday

Violinist Rachel Podger joins the Academy of Ancient Music for a performance of Vivaldi's most popular work, featuring the sounds of wintry blizzards and hazy summer days

Bob Ross creates a scene of a mountain lake enclosed in an oval, with bountiful foliage and bushes bursting out

Bob Ross uses a golden selection of colours in this mountain scene, all inside a unique oval shape on canvas

Bob Ross paints a scene featuring a soft sky and a homely cabin nestled in a snow-blanketed meadow

A troubled businessman contemplates murdering his wife so he can get his hands on her trust fund

Two villains decide to take advantage of an old man

Mr Clarke is terrified of guns being pointed at him and feels he must destroy anyone who would do that to him, including a young robber

A man is bored in his marriage and leaves his wife, but when he hires a private investigator for their divorce he discovers that she is living a secret life

A profile of the hugely popular American actor who was nominated for five Academy Awards, winning for his role as Atticus Finch in 1962 film To Kill a Mockingbird

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

An unhappy man decides to give up on his boring marriage - but his wife seems unwilling to co-operate

An ambitious politician turns vigilante in an effort to crack down on violence

A woman stands trial for her husband's murder and the family maid holds the key to the truth. Anne Francis and Ruth Roman star

Documentary examining the American politics, culture and historic events during the 1970s, beginning with a look at the revolutionary changes in TV scheduling

An intriguing profile of Tunisian-born Italian film actress Claudia Cardinale, who appeared in some of the most acclaimed European films of the 1960s and 1970s

The competition continues as artists create portraits of Kelly Macdonald, Hugh Skinner and Polly Walker. Kathleen Soriano, Tai Shan Schierenberg and Kate Bryan judge

A young man discovers a window in a peaceful hunting lodge leads to a strange world

A woman's marriage is blown apart when she meets a dashing young writer. Bizarre drama, written by Ruth Rendell

An obnoxious woman finds her ex-husband and attempts to force him back into the relationship by the use of threats

A man recently released from prison becomes desperate when his money vanishes one night in town

The Dutch violinist blends the contemporary with the classic in a midsummer night's concert in Vrijthof Square, Maastricht. Featuring the Platinum Tenors

A 2025 concert by the French electronic music pioneer in the Spanish city's Plaza de España, featuring performances of Oxygene, Equinoxe, Robots Don't Cry and Stardust

Following the Donatella Flick Conducting Competition, in which 20 conductors from across Europe compete for the chance to become an LSO assistant conductor

The pressure starts to rise as the junior conductors tackle modern music and face a royal surprise as they compete for the chance to become an LSO assistant conductor

The winner of the Donatella Flick Conducting Competition is announced, with one of the 20 contenders getting the chance to become an LSO assistant conductor

An exhibition of the work of the artist, film-maker and activist

Luciano Giubbilei's creation of a stunning garden surrounding a villa that has views of a Tuscan landscape unchanged for centuries

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

A showcase for five young classical musicians playing alongside the 12 Ensemble at London's LSO St Luke's