Listings
: Don Maclean
saysGood Morning Sunday from the Eisteddfod in Mold, North Wales.
He will be sampling some of the world-famous singing, meeting a bard, and talking to participants and visitors.
Including at 7.40 the Rev Roy Jenkins. Producer Michael Roberts
Contributors
: Leonard Pearcey
with Melodies for YouProducer John Langridge
Contributors
: Desmond Carrington
Radio 2 All-Time GreatsProducer Roy Oakshott
Contributors
: Russell Davies
celebrates the centenary of the songwriterAl Dubin (born 10 June, 1891). Performers include Sophie Tucker , Al Jolson and Billie Holliday. Producer Barbara Page
Contributors
: Tea at Claridge's
The Martin Loveday Palm Court Trio and special guest Ramon Remedios , recorded in the Ballroom at Claridge's in London. Producer Tim McDonaldContributors
: Sing Something Simple
with the Cliff AdamsSingers and the Jack Emblow Quartet. Producer Ray Harvey
Contributors
: Charlie Chester
Sunday Soapbox Producer David Welsby* WRITE to: Charlie Chester. BBC, Pebble Mill,
Birmingham B5 7QQ
Contributors
: Music in Trust
In the year celebrating the Diamond Jubilee of the National Trust forScotland, Peter Morrison visits six of the Trust's properties, and tells their stories in music and song. Today, Threave Gardens near Castle Douglas. With soprano
Patricia McMahon and the Sounds of Scotland.
Producer Philip Whitaker
Contributors
: Cantabile at the Mill
The second of six concerts recorded atPebble Mill. This week, Cantabile's special guest is Claire Moore.
Musical director
Mike Alexander.
Producer Jane Ward
Contributors
: Sunday Half Hour
Roger Royle joins holiday makers from Ulster staying at Herne Bay Court Holiday Centre,Kent. They will be joined by members of local churches in Herne Bay to sing favourite hymns. Musical director
David Goode.
Organist David Horrell. Producer Juli Wills
Contributors
: Radio 2 Arts Programme
George Bernard Shaw ... A CelebrationFrank Delaney talks to the devotees of this extraordinarily vital and curmudgeonly fellow-Irishman, whose play Pygmalion gave the world My Fair Lady. Producers Stella Hanson and Madeleine Cuming
Contributors
: Seven Deadly Singsongs
The First Sin: LustRussell Davies discovers the pains and pleasures of the sin of lust, helped by Jayne Mansfield ,
Julie Andrews , Mae West and Sir John Betjeman.
Producer Barbara Page
Contributors
: Colin Berry
with Night Ride Producers Sandra BlackGraham Belchere and Sonia Beldom
And at 3.00-4.00
A Little Night Music
Including at 1.30, 3.30 Pause for Thought with the Rev
Katherine Meyer.
Contributors
: Steve Madden
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