Tuesday 29 May 2012
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Network Radio BBC Week 11
Highlights 13-19 March 2010
Paul Jones Presents Joe Bonamassa
Monday 15 March on BBC RADIO 2
Listeners can enjoy highlights from a specially recorded gig for BBC Radio 2 with American blues-rock guitarist and singer Joe Bonamassa
Ali – When Cassius Met The Beatles
Saturday 13 March on BBC RADIO 4
John Wilson reports from Miami on the background to a unique encounter between 20th-century legends The Beatles and Cassius Clay, the boxer who became Muhammad Ali
5 Live Sport
Saturday 13 March on BBC RADIO 5 LIVE
An afternoon of Six Nations action includes the battle between Scotland and England, live from Murrayfield
Private Passions – Lee Hall
Sunday 14 March on BBC RADIO 3
Playwright Lee Hall, best known for the hit film and musical Billy Elliot, shares his musical choices with Michael Berkeley
The Classic Serial – Clarissa: The History Of A Young Lady
Sunday 14 March on BBC RADIO 4
Richard Armitage plays the rake Robert Lovelace in Hattie Naylor's dramatisation of Samuel Richardson's novel, also featuring Zoe Waites, Alison Steadman, Deborah Findlay, Miriam Margolyes and Julian Rhind-Tutt
Scott Mills
Monday 15 March on BBC RADIO 1
Scott Mills is set to undertake the challenge of a lifetime when he embarks on a week of "miles from hell", a series of surprise, grim missions, all in aid of Sport Relief
Behind The Brel – The Story Of A Musical Genius
Tuesday 16 March on BBC RADIO 2
Marc Almond celebrates Jacques Brel, one of the great songwriters of the 20th century
Showstopper! The Improvised Musical
Tuesday 16 March on BBC RADIO 4
In this new comedy the Showstopper! team create an improvised musical on the spot – taking inspiration from the live studio audience's suggestions
5 Live At Cheltenham
Tuesday 16 March on BBC RADIO 5 LIVE
John Inverdale presents live coverage of the opening day of the biggest week in the National Hunt calendar, Cheltenham Festival 2010
Performance On 3
Wednesday 17 March on BBC RADIO 3
John Adams conducts the London Symphony Orchestra in the European première of his City Noir, the concert also features music by Debussy, Ravel and Stravinsky
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