Listings
: Graham Knight
The Sunday Show: Roger Royle
celebrates the New Year with a look back at many of his special guests, including The Most Rev Robert Runcie , Gloria Gaynor.Charlton Heston , Michael Crawford , Archbishop Desmond Tutu and Dame Cicely Saunders. Producer MICHAEL WAKELIN
(Robert Runcie , 'Desert Island Discs
12.15pm Radio 4)
Contributors
: Melodies for You
Introduced by Richard Baker BBC Concert Orchestra led by CYNTHIA BOWES conducted by Adrian Leaper. Producer ALAN BOYDContributors
: Desmond Carrington
Your Radio 2 All-Time Greats Producer ROYSTON HERBERTContributors
: Afterthoughts
starring Max Bygraves with Geoff Love and the Geoff Love Orchestra and Singers. Max chats informally with Geoff about his life and sings many of the songs with which he is associated.At the piano SAM HARDY. Producer MEL HOUSE
Contributors
: Benny Green
Producer BARBARA PAGE: Kenneth McKellar Sings a Song for Everyone
First of six programmes, with the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra led by BEN BUURMAN conducted by Sir Alexander Gibson. Producer DAVE BATCHELOR BBC Scotland (R)Contributors
: Sing Something Simple
with the Cliff Adams Singers and the Jack Emblow Quartet Producer BRIDGET APPS (R)5.00 FM joins Radio 1
Contributors
: Charlie Chester
Sixty Years in the Business Charlie Chester talks with Peter Haigh about the early days.Producer DAVID WELSBY BBC Pebble Mill (R)
Contributors
: Huddwinks
Voodoo IslandStarring Roy Hudd , with Plus other unbelievable roles. Written by LAURIE ROWLEY
Producer JONATHAN JAMES-MOORE (R)
Contributors
: The Musical World of Valerie Masterson
Introduced by John Dunn starring Valerie Masterson with the BBC Concert Orchestra led by MARTIN LOVEDAY conducted by James Lockhart. Featuring John Brecknock and the Ambrosian Opera Chorus directed by JOHN MCCARTHY. Producer BARRY KNIGHT (R)Contributors
: Sunday Half-Hour
from St Molua's Church, Belfast, introduced by The Rev Noel Battye.Hymns: Songs of praise the angels sing (Northampton); Through all the changing scenes of life (Wiltshire); O Jesus, I have promised (Wolvercote); Whence is that goodly fragrance; When the crimson sun had set; Unto us a boy is born (Puer nobis nascitur); Jesus, good above all other (Quem pastores laudavere); Love came down at Christmas (Gartan); At the name of Jesus (Camberwell)
BBC Northern Ireland
Contributors
: Your Hundred Best Tunes
Presented by Alan Keith Producer GEOFF MULLINContributors
: Songs from the Shows
A special edition of music from the stage and screen.Tonight's special guest singers are Claire Moore and Peter Gale with the BBC Radio Orchestra, led by MICHAEL TOMAUN conducted by Grant Hossack. Musical associate Peter Moore Producer JOHN LANGRIDGE
Contributors
: Peter Clayton
with Sounds of Jazz, including Tony Russell 's Week.After midnight, the Sherlock Holmes Suite played by the Duncan Lamont Big Band. Producer KEITH STEWART
Contributors
: Alan Dedicoat
presents Nightride: Bill Rennells
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