says Good Morning Sunday and welcomes his special guest, Tom Farmer , the founder of Kwik-Fit. Including at 7.40 Rabbi Silverman.
Music old and new reflecting every corner of the Radio 2 catalogue from well-known classical pieces to contemporary chart hits.
Topical debate, features and phone-ins on issues of the week.
12.00 Desmond Carrington with Radio 2 Alt-Time Greats
Your favourite tunes and performances on record.
2.00pm Benny Green
A weekly celebration of the art of the songwriter.
3.00 Pavarotti at 60
Robin Gregory presents a profile of the charismatic tenor who celebrates his
60th birthday next Thursday. With comments from
Harvey Goldsmith , Sir
George Christie , Dennis Wicks and James Lock.
Plus music from Verdi to
Volare, and several rare recordings.
Producer Anthony Wills
4.00 A Royle Tour
This week Canon Roger Royle takes listeners to
Southwark on his personal tour of Britain's cathedrals.
4.30 Sing Something Simple
With the Cliff Adams
Singers and the Jack Emblow Quartet.
5.00 Charlie Chester with Sunday Soapbox
During the programme, call (0121) [number removed].
WRITE TO: Charlie Chester , BBC Pebble Mill, Birmingham B5 7QQ
Featuring the BBC Concert Orchestra.
Roger Royle presents favourite hymns in tribute to Sir Arthur Sullivan , recorded at the Diocesan Choirs
Festival in Ely Cathedral. Tonight's hymns include
Onward Christian soldiers; 0 Israel; Vouchsafe 0 Lord; Lead kindly light.
9.00 Alan Keith with Your Hundred Best
Tunes
Novelist Graham Greene began writing film criticism as a student and subsequently published hundreds of reviews. Since his first screenplay, The Green Cockatoo, some 30 films plus numerous TV works have been inspired by his writing - including Brighton Rock, The Third Man and Our Man in Havana. Brian Baxter traces the great writer's lifelong association with the screen, with Richard Attenborough, writer Guy Elmes, and critics Quentin Falk and David Parkinson, and the voice of Greene himself.
Including at 1.30
Pause for Thought With David Melding.
Including at 3.30
Pause for Thought With David Melding.
