News

World

Government

Business

Education

Technology

Sport

Entertainment

Travel

Lifestyle

Arts

Health

Archive

The Classic 100 Concert returns to celebrate Australia's favourite piano pieces, performed by the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra. Led by Benjamin Northey and a stellar lineup of guests including Andrea Lam from ABC's The Piano.

Simon and Evie find a pair of glasses in the Wiggly Kitchen and they don't know what to do with them. The Tree of Wisdom is here to help! Sing along and learn the alphabet with the 'ABC Alphabet Song'.

Simon has jumped out of bed and he can't stop jumping, it's so much fun! Join in and 'Let's jump like a Kangaroo!' Then join Evie and Lucia for Wiggly World of Dance for some beautiful ballet dancing.

Celebrating Bangarra's 30th Anniversary, Firestarter tells the story of how three young Aboriginal brothers Stephen, David and Russell Page turned a new dance group into a First Nations cultural powerhouse.

Jane Austen is 17 and already writing her own stories. But can she persuade anyone outside of her own family to read them?

At 27, Jane Austen is still unpublished. But despite facing the loss of her father throwing her family into turmoil, she succeeds in publishing Sense and Sensibility, followed by the enormous success of Pride and Prejudice.

At age 38, Austen faces financial disaster despite her publishing success. She writes Emma, takes control of negotiations with her publisher. Her struggles inspire Persuasion, a poignant tale of lost love. (Final)

Join Anthony and Lucia in the Wiggly Kitchen, what will they find today? It's then time for some finger play fun with 'This Little Piggy' then the Dancing Water Police of Wiggle Town are here to help!

The extraordinary story of blind pianist Lucy as she is propelled into the limelight. How will Lucy and her dedicated piano teacher Daniel cope with her new-found fame?

Claudia, Mika and Lang Lang are back with a festive songbook and celebrity surprises for the crowds at King's Cross Station.

Claudia, Mika and Lang Lang continue their search at Cardiff Central Station, where they are surprised by triplets, a man on a piano-bike singing about conkers and an angelic Welsh performance that reduces them to tears.

Claudia, Mika and Lang Lang's search brings them to Waverly Station in Edinburgh. They are blown away by a boy in a bow tie, charmed by a piano playing postie and get caught up in a Ukrainian Tango.

Claudia, Mika and Lang Lang continue their search in London's Victoria Station where the line up includes a romantic milkman, a soulful rugby player and an operatic singer, who Lang Lang hails as 'the new Bach'.

Claudia, Mika and Lang Lang's search brings them to Liverpool Lime Street Station, where they discover a call centre manager who raps, meet the infamous 'Billy the Hat', and have a station sing-a-long with a young piano man.

With the final concert looming, it's time for the chosen amateur pianists to get ready for the big stage, but not before Mika and Lang Lang make a surprise late change to the line up. Can they get their acts together on time?

The final concert has arrived. The magnificent seven have to overcome backstage nerves before playing in front of a sold out auditorium. Which pianist will be awarded with the coveted performance of the night? (Final)

Amateur musicians take to pianos in train stations while being secretly watched by performers, Lang Lang and Mika. Who will they choose to play at the Royal Festival Hall? Their search begins in King's Cross St Pancras.

In Leeds City Station the repertoire includes a Chopin lover who's built a street piano on wheels; a boy banging out Ibiza classics for his Dad; and a truly unique girl whose performance stops the station in its tracks.

In Glasgow Central Station the lineup includes local jazz legend Stanley, an 86-year-old father of eleven; an Elton John playing YouTube star; and a boogie woogie biker with blood on her hands.

At Birmingham New Street Station, Claudia and the British public are entertained by a toe tapping Jerry Lee Lewis hit; a unique Harry Styles cover; and get misty eyed when a Welsh retiree takes us on a trip down memory lane.