Listings
: The First Day of the Week
Reflections in words and music: Sunday with Skues
(Part 1)Keith Skues introduces the BBC SCOTTISH RADIO ORCHESTRA leader IAN TYRE conductor IAIN SUTHERLAND
Produced by COLIN CHANDLER (Continued on Rl, 8.3 am)
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: Dudley Savage As Prescribed
Dudley Savage at the organ of the ABC Theatre in Plymouth introduces and plays the music you have requested for patients in hospital or at home(Requests to - As Prescribed.' BBC, Plymouth)
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: * Dora Bryan Music for Sunday
A programme of songs and hymns about the Christian faith, with orchestras and singers, includingJOY WEBB, JEANNE AND JOANNE ALFRED GARR
Devised and produced by JACK HYWEL DAVIES
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: Eric Robinson
introduces Melodies for You with the LONDON LIGHT CONCERT ORCHESTRA leader REGINALD LEOPOLD conducted by ERIC WETHERELL Today's guest artistsDavid and Marianne Dalmour Ivor Emmanuel and international stars on disc Produced by BARRY S. KNIGHT
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: People's Service
from Castle Square Church, Caernarvon conducted by the Minister, THE REV D. ELWYN EDWARDSOrganist and choirmaster J. VINCENT MORGAN
11.55 Good Listening (VHF)
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: Family Favourites
Introduced by Michael Aspel with ROSS SYMONDS , ABC Sydney MICHAEL BAGULEY. BBC Belfast SANDI JONES, BFBS Cologne BILL PAUL, cbc CanadaProduced by JACK DABBS
(30 May: Australia, Canada, and British Forces in Cologne, and Radio Hong Kong. Requests on postcards please, to ' World Wide Family Favourites,' BBC, London WIA IAA)
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: Steptoe and Son
starring Wilfrid Brambell and Harry H. Corbett This week:Robbery with violence featuring Dudley Foster With EDWARD KELSEY
GARARD GREEN, TREVOR MARTIN
Written and adapted for radio by RAY GALTON and ALAN SIMPSON Produced by BOBBY JAYE
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: The Clitheroe Kid
Jimmy Clitheroe in Tennis Just Isn'Cricket with PETER SINCLAIRPATRICIA BURKE , DANNY ROSS DIANA DAY
TONY MELODY, COLIN EDWYNN Written by JAMES CASEY and FRANK ROSCOE
Produced by JAMES CASEY
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: Semprini Serenade
Semprini with THE SERENADE ORCHESTRA leader JULIEN GAILLARD conducted by MARCUS DODSProduced by FRANK HOOPER
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: Billy Ternent
plays his own special brand of music, with BARBARA JAY , GERRY GRANT and comments from Roger MoffatProduced by BEVERLEY PHILLIPS
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: Sing Something Simple
THE ADAM SINGERS directed by Cliff Adams accompanied by JACK EMBLOW Produced by JOHN BROWELLContributors
: Grand Hotel
REGINALD LEOPOLD AND THE PALM COURT ORCHESTRA With HAROLD BLACKBURNProduced by ROBERT BOWMAN (Before an invited audience)
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: Sunday Half -Hour
from the Old Parish Church, East Kilbride, by Glasgow, with the united choirs of the districtHymns introduced by BOB CHRISTIE
Conductor of Praise JOHN H. L. CRANSTON Organist IAN SMITH
Final Prayer and Blessing by THE REV WALTER REID
The Lord of heaven confess (St John); Lord of all being, throned afar (Ombersley); Love divine, all loves excelling (Blaenwern); 0 God. thou art my God alone (Wainwright); 0 God, thou art the Father (Ewing): For the beauty of the earth (Eric Thiman ): Crown him with many crowns (Diademata); O love that wilt not let me go (St Margaret)
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: Your 100 Best Tunes
Introduced by Alan Keith with gramophone records of the most popular pieces of music chosen by listenersProduced by ELIZABETH JOHNSON
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: Softly Sentimental
Romantic music for Sunday-night listening, featuring JANIE MARDEN , SCOTT PETERS THE DON LUSHER QUARTET and MALCOLM LOCKYER with the MIDNIGHT STRINGS OFTHE RADIO ORCHESTRA
Produced by LAWRIE MONK
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: Peter Clayton's ' Jazznotes '
Records, comment, news, and reviews from the world of jazz Produced by KEITH STEWART(In stereo on Radio 3 VHF 11.35)
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: Jazz Club
Humphrey Lyttelton introduces the pick of live British jazz with DUNCAN LAMONTBIG BAND
ERIC SILK SOUTH
ERN JAZZBAND Produced by RAY HARVFY
(Also in stereo on Radio 3 VHF)
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: Night Ride
with Roger Moffat , featuring DAMIAN ROBINSON QUARTETProduced by COLIN CHANDLER
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