Listings
: PLAY SCHOOL
A programme for children at homeIdeas Day
Presenters this week,
Phyllida Law , Terence Holland
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: OUTLOOK
for Thursday:THE RUSSIAN ALPHABET
Lesson 9 in a course of ten lessons for absolute beginners
Compiled and presented by Vaughan James
Lecturer in Russian, University of Sussex
Produced by SHEILA INNES
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: PARLIAMO ITALIANO
9: Al RistoranteGiorgio takes Giulia out for a meal.
Shown on Monday on BBC-1
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: MUSIC INTERNATIONAL
A monthly report from the world of musicIncluding:
LUIGI ALVA
The famous tenor, originally from
Peru, who is now one of the stars of La Scala, Milan, sings a tribute to Francesco Paolo Tosti in a programme of songs reminiscent of another age. Tosti, the romantic Italian composer who became music teacher to the English royal family, died fifty years ago on December 2..
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Z CARS AND AFTER
The Austrian-born flautist
Fritz Spiegl and his wife, Bridget Fry , are best known as . the composersarrangers of the Z Cars and Softly.
Softly theme tunes. On this occasion outside broadcast cameras, together with Arthur Jacobs , invade the Spiegl home-a bizarre house stacked with strange musical instruments, which is now also the headquarters of a number of other unusual Liverpudlian activities.
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Introduced by Bernard Keeffe who also conducts the studio orchestra
Directed by ANTHONY WILKINSON Produced by KENNETH CORDEN
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: THE MONEY PROGRAMME
Are You Happy in Your Work?How much do you work for money?
How much because you like the job?
Commentators, William Davis
Alan Watson
Produced by TERRY HUGHES
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: Out of the Unknown: Tunnel Under the World
Tunnel Under the World by Frederik Pohl dramatised by David Campton with Ronald Hines and Petra Davies, Gay Hamilton, Timothy Bateson, Peter MaddenIn a world where brain patterns run machinery and powerful new advertising techniques appear daily, Guy and Mary Birkett live apparently humdrum lives, until one day Guy makes a discovery ...
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: JAZZ GOES TO COLLEGE
A series presenting the best in international jazz recorded in concert from Britain's foremost colleges and universitiesThis week from —
THE UNIVERSITY OF
EAST ANGLIA, NORWICH
The Dave Brubeck Quartet
This famous American group in the first of two programmes recorded during their recent tour of Britain featuring
Dave Brubeck (piano)
Paul Desmond (alto sax)
Eugene Wright (bass)
Joe Morello (drums)
Introduced by Humphrey Lyttelton
† Produced by TERRY HENEBERY
The Dave Brubeck Quartet appears by arrangement with Harold Davison
Next week from the University of Bristol: The Ronnie Ross Big Band
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: LATE NIGHT LINE-UP
A last look around the world of televisionCriticism, Discussion, Diversion with Denis Tuohy , Michael Dean
Joan Bakewell , Tony Bilbow and tonight's guests
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