with The Early Show
with Clive Manning.
with Rev David Cohen.
Including at 10.00 Pick of the Hits
Plus today: your gardening queries answered by Daphne Ledward.
Including at 2.30 the star guest interview.
with Folk on 2 Featuring a report from the Sidmouth International Folk
Arts Festival.
In the first of four programmes,
Northumbrian folk star
Kathryn Tickell introduces music recorded at the 39th
International Festival of Folk Arts at Sidmouth.
This week: the House Band
- Ged Foley on guitar and Northumbrian pipes, Chris Parkinson on melodeon, synthesiser and harmonica, and John Skelton on flute, whistle, bombarde and bodran.
Producer Stuart Hobday
The third of six programmes in which
Georgina Boyes looks at the history of folk song collecting. She concentrates on two of the most famous English folk songs. Brigg Fair was collected by Percy Grainger in 1908 and later adapted into an orchestral rhapsody by Frederick Delius , while other folk songs collected at the time were arranged by Grainger into A
Lincolnshire Posy. Also a history of Scarborough Fair. Producer David Corser
The fifth of six programmes featuring Britain's premier Afro-Caribbean a cappella group Black Voices, with special guests. Presented by Black Voices musical director Carol Pemberton.
The Organist Entertains Music, news and views from the popular organ and keyboard world. Tonight, John Leeming reviews a new CD of reissued recordings made in the early 1930s by Sidney Torch at the organ of the Regal, Marble Arch, London.
Tonight, air your views on subjects which you feel strongly about.
Phone 071- [number removed].
with Night Ride
Including at 1.30
Pause for Thought with Fr Gerry Patton.
with music to keep you company through the early hours.
Including at 3.30
Pause for Thought with Fr Gerry Patton.
