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Best of 2009

25/12/2009

BBC Radio Scotland - Arts, Classical and Jazz Zone, Best of 2009

Pauline McLean rounds up the cultural highlights of 2009.

Pauline McLean introduces the best of arts, classical and jazz programmes from the past year including Donald Runnicles conducting the BBC SSO, Christopher Brookmyre, Martin Taylor and Alan Grant.

RUNNING ORDER

Timings are approximate and given in hours and minutes from the start of the Zone.

00:00 Burns Poem Ye Jacobites By Name, read by David Rintoul.
00:03 Siobhan Redmond walks In the Footsteps of JM Barrie.
00:32 Stark Talk with Christopher Brookmyre.
01:00 Shereen Nanjiani with Donald Runnicles, new Chief Conductor of the BBC SSO.
01:16 Burns Poem For the Sake O' Somebody, read by Blythe Duff.
01:18 Stephen Duffy in The Jazz House with special guest Michael Parkinson.
02:12 Val McDermid walks In the Footsteps of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
02:40 Burns Poem The Deil's Awa Wi' the Exciseman, read by Clare Grogan.
02:42 My Life in 5 Songs with jazz guitarist Martin Taylor.
03:10 Backstage at Proms in the Park.
03:56 Stark Talk with Alan Grant.
04:24 For the Love of Prague - the fascinating story of Oscar winning cartoonist Gene Deitch.
04:53 Burns Poem A Dream, read by Siobhan Redmond.
04:58 Jute to Drama: Dundee Rep's Double Birthday, presented by Edi Stark.
05:27 Burns Poem Here's to they Health, presented by Midge Ure.

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