The Sunday Show
says Good Morning Sunday with a programme looking back over a year of Sundays.
A chance to hear some of the highlights from the past 12 months.
Introduced by Richard Baker BBC Concert Orchestra leader MARTIN LOVEDAY conductor Ashley Lawrence including performances on record by JOAN SUTHERLAND ,
BILL MCCUE , MOURA LYMPANY and an excerpt from Amahl and the Night Visitors
Your Radio 2 All-time Greats
Benny contemplates the make-believe kingdom of Ruritania - and meets its most romantic citizens. He is helped by Toni Kanal , Tracy Miller and Lindsay Benson with Brian Hewlett , John Church and the Neil Richardson Orchestra Musical arrangements by NEIL RICHARDSON
Script and additional lyrics by BENNY GREEN
Original music by SIGMUND ROMBERG and VERNON DUKE
Producer MEL HOUSE
with Sounds Easy
starring and with and BBC Radio Big Band
Music arranged and conducted by Gordon Langford Directed by PETER HOARE
5.0 VHF/FM joins Radio 1
A Song for Everyone
Kenneth and his guest
Anne Lome Gillies with the Brian Fahey Orchestra bring you songs from all around the British Isles.
takes his Sunday Soapbox to Belize, Central America, to meet members of the Forces and others spending New Year there.
by ARUNE WHITTAKER starring with Producer MIKE CRAIG BBC Manchester
(Re-broadcast on Friday at 10. 30pm)
Nigel Douglas requests the pleasure of your company in Vienna, Paris, Berlin, New York and London
from Quinton Methodist Church, Birmingham
Introduced by Eddie Neale Hymns (HYMNS AND PSALMS):
Hail to the Lord's anointed (125); Jesus, Saviour ever mild (527); Glory be to God on high (101); The first Nowell (119); See him lying on a bed of straw (118); The race that long in darkness pined (89); From east to west (99); Love came down at Christmas (105); Joy to the world (77) BBC Pebble Mill
Introduced by Alan Keith
In the three previous rounds, 16 choirs have been awarded marks for their performances, and the two featuring in this Final have scored the highest points.
Adjudicator Andrew Greenwood Presenter Brian Hoey
Producer DEWI SMITH. BBC Wales
Presented by Peter Clayton including Tony Russell 's news and blues review After midnight, the Jack Sharpe Orchestra recorded at the Bull's Head, Barnes
presents Nightride
presents The Early Show
