The Sunday Show

Good Morning Sunday with guest
Lord Peter Palumbo , Chairman of the Arts Council. Including at
7.40 Canon John Oates. Producer Michael Wakelin

with Melodies for You
BBC Concert Orchestra conducted by Philip Ellis. Producer John Langridge

Radio 2 All-Time Greats
Producer Roy Oakshott

Born on this day in 1904, George Formby was to become the most recognised entertainer of his era.
Thirty years after his death, interest in the Formby phenomenon has begun to grow again.
Russell Davies visits the celebration at the George Formby Society's Blackpool convention and meets new member George Harrison and Formby's sister Louisa. Producer Neil Cargill

Producer Barbara Page

with Sounds Easy Producer Ray Harvey

Starring Max Bygraves with Geoff Love and his
Orchestra and singers. Producer Mel House

Cliff Adams Singers
Jack Emblow Quartet Producer Ray Harvey

Sunday Soapbox Tel: [number removed]
Producer David Welsby

Young instrumentalists compete for the title in the second of eight programmes. Tonight features
Katharine Gowers (violin), and Julian West (oboe).
Presenter Leonard Pearcey. Producer Ruth Cubbin

BBC Concert Orchestra conductor Robin Stapleton. The first of six programmes in which the internationally renowned tenor sings a variety of music ranging from operatic arias to Victorian and Edwardian ballads.
This week's guest: soprano Janice Cairns. Producer Alan Boyd

with Roger Royle. From St Andrew's Cathedral, Inverness. Guests: 1990
Choir Girl of the Year,
Susan Gray singing with her church choir, and the Inverness and District
Choral Society. Producer Juli Wills

with Your Hundred
Best Tunes
Producer Maura Clarke

An eight-part series of songs about the famous and the infamous, with Michael Kilgarriff who reads some of their bons mots.
5: Songs for Swinging Royalty
Producer Barbara Page

with Night Ride
And at 3.00-4.00
A Little Night Music
Including at 1.30, 3.30 Pause for Thought with Sue Saville.

The Early Show