with the Saturday Show

with Sounds of the 60s

A Rewind production

Producer Flick Roskrow

Humphrey Lyttelton chairs a final round of merry mayhem as the antidote to panel games pays a second visit to Chester. With Willie
Rushton, Barry Cryer ,
Graeme Garden and Tim
Brooke-Taylor. Colin Sell at the piano.
First broadcast on Radio 4

Featuring classic tracks from the 60s to the present.

with New Country
A Smooth Operations production

Recorded in concert at the City Varieties Theatre, Leeds.
Producer Graham Pass

Miles Kington's monthly review of books about music. Tonight, he and his guests discuss some of the questions raised in new books.
Can Gregorian chant cure stress? Were Abba the finest pop composers of the century? Is "muzak" high art or fit only for elevators? And was Billie
Holiday's life as tragic as she claimed?
Producer Dave Shannon

Ken Bruce introduces the final episode of Dad's Army. In Big Guns, the arrival of naval guns gives Capt
Mainwaring delusions of grandeur. The Walmingtonon-Sea Home Guard find an instruction book and all hell breaks loose.
Written by Jimmy Perry and David Croft
Producer Barry Littlechild Rpt Next week It's That Man Again

Franz Lehar 's 125th
Anniversary Concert from the Hippodrome,
Golders Green, London. A concert celebration of the man considered to be the natural heir to Johann
Strauss, with music from
Paganini, The Land of Smiles, Giuditta, Frasquita, The Count of Luxemburg and, of course, The Merry Widow. Internationally acclaimed soloists Julia
Migenes (soprano) and Ryszard Karczykowski
(tenor) join the BBC Concert Orchestra, led by Martin Loveday and conducted by Barry Wordsworth.
Presented by Sheridan Morley. At 8.20, during the interval, Bob Sinfield delves into the literary works of comic genius Victor Borge. Producer John Langridge
See also tomorrow 10.00pm

with the Radio 2 Arts
Programme
A weekly roundup from the arts world.

Including at 1.30, 3.30 Pause for Thought

with the Sunday Show