is played today by the Band of the Welsh Guards

2.2 Sports Desk

3.2 Sports Desk

4.2; 5.30 Sports Desk

including at 6.45 on Sport and Classified Results

direct from the Royal Concert Hall, Nottingham
Kenneth Alwyn conducts the BBC Concert Orchestra leader JOHN BRADBURY
Singers Rosemary Ashe John Boulter with the GUS Band conductor
Keith Wilkinson
Featured instrumentalist Nigel Blomiley (cello)
Charles Young Chorale Gordon Langford (piano)
Introduced by Robin Boyle
For the second visit to Nottingham's new Concert Hall, the programme opens with music from Mack and Mabel, paying tribute to the city's ice-skating stars, Torvill and Dean, who used this music in their famous medal-winning routine. Plus music from Top Hat, Rose Marie , The Carnival of the Animals,
Zigeunerleben and featuring the full company in Sidney Torch's ' visit ' to Et Rancho Grande and Gordon Langford 's impressions of The Wonderful World of Walt Disney. Also, to mark the Armistice Day celebrations, music by Elgar and a Robert
Docker arrangement of ' Roses of Picardy.'
Producer BARRY KNIGHT
(In association with John Player and Sons)
8.20-8.40* Interval
Tony Barnfield reflects on life and leisure in Nottingham and district

More varied vocalisations from the harmonious sextet in a programme tinged with a touch of eccentricity.
Producer TIM MCDONALD
9.57 Sports Desk

presents Round Midnight Stereo from 12.0
11.2 Sports Desk

Introduced by Dave Gelly Producer ROBIN SEDGLEY

introduces You and the Night and the Music