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19:00

The World

Thu 21^st Jul 2005, 19:00 on BBC Four

With
Zeinab Badawi. Followed by Weather

Contributors

Unknown:: Zeinab Badawi.

Source: Radio Times

19:30

Proms on Four

Thu 21^st Jul 2005, 19:30 on BBC Four

A performance of Stravinsky's musical fairytale The Nightingale and an extraordinary new commission for organ and orchestra by James MacMillan, A Scotch Bestiary, mark the BBC Philharmonic's first visit to this year's Proms. Gianandrea Noseda and James MacMillan himself are the respective conductors. Introduced by Charles Hazlewood live from London's Royal Albert Hall.

(The concert is also broadcast on BBC Radio 3 from 7.30pm)
(See radio choice page 124)
(Interactive: digital viewers can access music notes via the red button)

Contributors

Presenter:: Charles Hazlewood
Musicians:: BBC Philharmonic Orchestra
Conductor:: Gianandrea Noseda
Composer/Conductor:: James MacMillan

Source: Radio Times

22:00

Fortunes of War

Thu 21^st Jul 2005, 22:00 on BBC Four

3/7. June
1940: to Harriet's chagrin, Yakimov has taken up residence in the Pringle flat. First shown on BBC1

Source: Radio Times

00:00

A Digital Picture of Britain

Fri 22^nd Jul 2005, 00:00 on BBC Four

3/6. Featuring the Scottish Highlands, Belfast's Harland and Wolff shipyard, and a report on Scotland's fishing industry

Source: Radio Times

00:40

Dickens in America

Fri 22^nd Jul 2005, 00:40 on BBC Four

Washington and Richmond:
4/10. Miriam Margolyes meets prison inmates in Washington DC and tours Virginia's tobacco factories

Contributors

Unknown:: Miriam Margolyes

Source: Radio Times

01:40

as 7.30pm

Fri 22^nd Jul 2005, 01:40 on BBC Four

Source: Radio Times

BBC Four

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BBC Four reflects arts, music and culture with an ambitious range of intellectually and culturally enriching programmes, taking an expert and in-depth approach to its subjects.

Appears in

Radio Times Issue 4242

16^th July 2005

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