Listings
: Sam on Sunday
Douglas Reeve joins Sam Costa Leicester Forresters Band conductor ROBERT COATESBBC NORTHERN IRELAND ORCHESTRA conductor COLMAN PEARCE Producer PETER PILBEAM BBC Manchester including at 7.15 New Day
Contributors
: Gospel Road
Introduced by Cindy Kent with NutshellProducer DAVID WINTER
Contributors
: People's Service
THE REV MARGARET LAWSON This week: Only Human? Producer JOHN NEWBURYContributors
: Family Favourites
Introduced by Jean ChallisMichael BAGULEY , BBC Belfast PETER MCDONAGH , BFBS Cologne JUNE ARMSTRONG-WRIGHT, Radio and TV Hong Kong MIKE JEFFRIES , ABC Sydney Producer BILL BEBB
Contributors
: David Jacobs
introduces Melodies for You BBC CONCERT ORCHESTRA conductor ASHLEY LAWRENCETHE REGINALD LEOPOLD ORCHESTRA leader GEORGE FRENCH with Carole Rosen
Contributors
: International Racing Special
Featuring commentary by PETER BROMLEY on the Prix de l'Arc de TriomphePlus up-to-the-minute news of the other weekend sport.
A Radio Sport and ob production
Contributors
: Charlie Chester
with your Sunday SoapboxCharlie brings lost friends to-tether, and through listeners, supplies special requirements to some of , those in need and. of course, it's all done to music. Producer
RON GARDNER
BBC Birmingham*
Contributors
: Brain of Sport 1978
From over 800 entries. 24 contestants have fought their way through to the first round. Today: Tom Bracken , Arthur Palfreyman and Julian Pincher Questionmaster Peter Jones Referee Chris RhysA Radio Sport and ob production
Contributors
: Sunday Half-Hour
United hymn-singing from the Parish Church of St Thomas, Norbury, Hazel Grove , Cheshire Introduced by JOHN MUNDYPrayer and Blessing by the Vicar, the REV CYRIL BARTON Conductor REGINALD HOLMES Organist JACKSON TOWERS
Tell out my soul (Woodlands); Come. holy ghost (Veni Creator Spiritus); 0 worship the King (Hanover); To the name of our salvation (Oriel); Take my life (Liibeck); In heavenly love abiding (Penlan); Praise, 0 praise (Monkland); God be in my head; Saviour, again to thy dear name we raise (Ellers) BBC Manchester
Contributors
: Radio 2 Gala: Glamorous Nights
direct from the Hippodrome,Golders Green, London
Iain Sutherlanc conducts the BBC Concert Orchestra leader
JOHN BRADBURY
Marilyn Hill Smith John Lawrenson Vernon Midgley
John McCarthy Singers
Introduced by Sam Costa / Producer
ROBERT BOWMAN (Before an invited audience)
Contributors
: Your 100 Best Tunes
Continuing the live programme devoted to listeners' choice of popular classical records which attracts an audience of a very wide age group.Introduced by Alan Keith
ALLAN GILES
Contributors
: The Impressionists
Chairman Barry Took Peter Goodwright and Faith Brown vRoger Kitter and David Jason
Piano impressions Ronnie Price Producer RICHARD WILLCOX (Repeated: Thurs 10.2 pm)
Contributors
: Listen to Les
says Les Dawson DAPHNE OXENFORD and COLIN EDWYNN Music directed by BRIAN FITZGERALDWritten and produced by JAMES CASEY
BBC Manchester
Contributors
: Sports Desk
including the us Grand Prix: Nordring Rendezvous
Len Jackson introduces an international co-operation concert from Antwerp, starring Inge-Britt Stibe from SwedenAllan Evans from West Germany Claude Lombard Singers from Belgium
Belgium Radio Variety Orchestra conducted by Neil Richardson from the United Kingdom
Producer YVONNE VERELST (BRT) Series edited for the BBC by MEL house
Contributors
: Sports Desk
Report on the us Grand Prix: Ray Moore
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