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Arts, Classical and Jazz Zone

A vibrant mix of programmes celebrating the cultural life of Scotland, including selections from Stark Talk, The Radio Cafe, Classics Unwrapped and archive features

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    BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra Showcase

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    Listen now (330 minutes)

    Available since Friday with 2 days left.

    Stephen Duffy showcases recent work from our very own BBC SSO.

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Legends of Jazz

Coming soon in the Arts, Classical and Jazz Zone, Stephen Duffy introduces a whole Zone of Pocket Legends from his regular programme The Jazz House.

BBC Podcast - Completely Burns

In celebration of the 250th anniversary of Robert Burns - over 300 poems have been recorded by actors from all generations.

Click here to get the podcast

BBC Blog - Scotland Arts Correspondent

Join Pauline McLean for her view from the South Bank - not London’s South Bank, but the south bank of the River Clyde in Glasgow, every bit as lively in cultural terms as its namesake.

Pauline blogs about arts events and issues happening across Scotland.

View from the South Bank

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We're Broadcasting Round the Clock

Whenever you need an arts fix, take a lucky dip into our loop. Who knows what you'll hear next?

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Coming up

Friday, 00:30 on Radio Scotland

11/12/2009

Selections from Radio Café, Jazz House and Classics Unwrapped.

See all 2 programmes coming up in the next 7 days (including repeats).

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