Listings
: New Day
Some prayers and music for the first day of the week.: Douglas Reeve
at the BBC Theatre Organ presents a programme of requests and music fromBRIGHOUSE AND RASTRICK BAND Conductor DEREK BROADBENT Producer PETER PILDEAM BBC Manchester
Requests to: Douglas Reeve , BBC. PO Box 27, Manchester
Contributors
: Ray Moore
in troduces Banners and Bonn ets A selection of Salvation Army music, old and new, especially for Sunday morning.MAJOR JOHN GOWANS tells a story about the Army's day-to-day work.
Producer FRANK TOPPING
Contributors
: David Jacobs
introduces Melodies for You BBC CONCERT ORCHESTRA conductor ASHLEY LAWRENCETHE REGINALD LEOPOLD ORCHESTRA with NEIL JENKINS
Producer PETER BELL
Contributors
: People's Service
for Easter Day led by REV BRYDON MABEN. from Edinburgh, on the theme A Matter of Life and Death 1: Morning has Broken With BORDER BRASS conductor ROBERT WADDELL soloist GWEN DALGETTYProducer STEWART LAMONT BBC Scotland
Contributors
: Family Favourites
Introduced by Sandi Jones JUNE ARMSTRONG-WRIGHT , Radio Hong KongPAUL BROWN , BFBS, Gibraltar BILL PAUL . CBS, Toronto
STEVE cosser , ABC, Sydney Producer PAM cox
Contributors
: Al Read Classics
A look at life in 1976 as seen through the solo performance of: Al Read with his musical guests Alex Welsh and his BandScript by RONNIE TAYLOR / Producer JOHN BROWELL
(Repeated: Saturday 7.2 pm)
Contributors
: The Story of Revue
told by John MillsThe fourth of five programmes spanning the last 60 years of revue, with live re-creations and recorded star performances. With Joan Sims. Hugh Paddick Dilys Laye. Peter Reeves and Ronnie Cass in the studio And comments from Tim Brooke-Taylor
Jovce Grenfell , Evelyn Laye Michael Palin
Kenneth Williams
Recorded performances from RONNIE BARKER , JOHN CLEESE NOËL COWARD, NORMAN LONG and many other stars Script and research by PETER MYERS
Producers JOHN BROWELL and SIMON BRETT
Contributors
: Hubert Gregg
says Thanks for the Memory to you. and adds a few reminiscences of his ownProducer PHYLLIS ROBINSON
Contributors
: Charlie Chester
with your Sunday soapbox also featuring PERCY EDWARDS Producer RON GARDNER BBC Birmingham Including at 5.2International
Swimming
Britain takes on 18 other countries at Leeds in the fifth Coca-Cola International - the last major swimming event before the Olympic Games in Montreal.
PETER JONES reports from Leeds, with expert comment by former Olympic champion ANITA LONSBROUGH .
Contributors
: Semprini Serenade
BBC RADIO ORCHESTRA leader MICHAEL TOMALIN conductor VILEM TAUSKY Producer FRANK HOOPERContributors
: Sunday Half-Hour
for Easter Daiy from the Wesley Methodist Church, Queen's Road. Reading Sponsored by the Reading and District Council of Churches Introduced by RONALD ALLISON Conductor ALBERT BARKUS Organist PHILIP D. FISHER Prayer and Blessing by REV DR RONALD ASHMANJesus, stand among us (Caswall); Good Christian men, rejoice and sing (Vulpius); The strife is o'er (Victory); The head that once was crowned with thorns (St Magnus); Crown him with many crowns (Diademata); Look ye saints, the sight is glorious (Triumph): All for Jesus (All for Jesus); Lord, thy Church on earth is seeking (Abbot's Leigh): Thine be the glory (Maccabaeus)
Contributors
: Your 100 Best Tunes
Introduced by Alan Keith Producer JACK DABBSContributors
: Brass and Strings
BBC MIDLAND RADIO ORCHESTRA conductor NORRIE PARAMOR THE CARLTON MAIN FRICKLEY COLLIERY BAND conductor MAJOR H. A. KENNEY Introduced by James Alexander Gordon Producer ALLAN GILESContributors
: Sounds of Jazz
Peter Clayton with news, reviews and commentWith MIKE WESTBROOK ORCHESTRA Producers LAWRIE MONK and KEITH STEWART Including at 12.0
Midnight Newsroom; weather; motoring information
Contributors
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