with the Dawn Patrol
With Graeme Fife.
A Unique Broadcasting production
With the greatest hits.
E-MAIL: terry.wogan.show@bbc.co.uk
With the Rev John Rackley.
sits in for Ken Bruce this week.
Talking to the people who make the news. Plus medical questions answered.
A mix of music and chat.
A series of special programmes throughout the year investigating scientific marvels begins with a look at the only remaining wonder of the ancient world - the pyramids of Giza. Five thousand years ago, the Egyptians piled up 25 million tons of quarried limestone blocks to build the pyramids. How did they do it, or perhaps more intriguingly, why?
says Thanks for the Memory
with Dance Band Days
Sheila Tracy introduces the Midland Youth Jazz
Orchestra, directed by John Ruddick , and Chetham's
School of Music Big Band, directed by Goff Richards. With the prizewinners - Ashley Horton (Radio 2 soloist), John Ruddick (outstanding musician),
Florian Ross (composition), Martin Williams
(arrangement), James Hart (young musician), Dennis Rollins (trombone) and Ian West (percussion). Producer Ray Harvey
with The Best of Jazz on record.
A series of six programmes in which the BBC Big Band re-create famous big-band broadcasts of yesteryear.
2: The featured band is the American Band of the AEF, led by Major Glenn Miller. Sheila Tracy looks back to two broadcasts recorded in 1944 prior to the band's departure for France and Miller's mysterious disappearance. The music includes String of Pearls, American Patrol, and the voice of Miller himself.
A Unique Broadcasting production
with Jazz Notes
Tonight, a new biography of Doc Cheatham , the latest CD from Dave O'Higgins , plus music from the BBC Big Band.
Including at 1.30
Pause for Thought With Jenny Nemko.
Including at 3.30
Pause for Thought With Jenny Nemko.
