with The Early Show

with Helen Pearson.

with Rev David Cohen.

Including at 10.00 an hour of gold with Pick of the Hits

Your holiday queries are answered by Alison Rice.

with regular travel updates.

Including the Mystery Voice competition.

with Folk on 2. Tonight's show introduces the first of the six finalists in the 1993 Young Tradition Award. There's also a report from Luke Daniels 's recent trip to the Philadelphia Folk Festival - and a studio session from
Ray Fisher.

In the final programme,
Paul James presents some of the best European folk groups recorded during their visits to Britain. This week the music comes from a family group from the heart of Transylvania.
Taraful Soporul De Cimpie consists of five musicians, playing a variety of stringed instruments, and a singer. The group come from a remote village and so have preserved their old songs which have been handed down through the generations.
Producer David Corser

In the second of six programmes,
John Kirkpatrick looks at the French accordeon with the help of French folk accordeonists
Christian Oller and Jean-Pierre Yvert.
They look at the classic Parisian style called
"musette", as well as the various types of folk music. Producer David Corser

In the fourth of six programmes, Lucie chooses knights and battles for her theme.
The music includes the Agincourt Carol: When Cannons Are Roaring - from the English Civil War; the lively We Be Soldiers 3 and Hey Jolly Broom Man.
Producer David Corser

The Organist Entertains Including John Walker 's electronic keyboard update.

Call in and air your views on topics covered by tonight's programme on [number removed].

with Night Ride
Including at 1.30
Pause for Thought with Fr Gerry Patton.

Including at 3.30
Pause for Thought with Fr Gerry Patton.