The new sound to weekend evenings

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It's all change to Saturday and Sunday nights for BBC Radio Wales from January 7 2012.

We're making some exciting changes to your weekend evenings on BBC Radio Wales. From January 7 2012 there will be a new sound to Saturday and Sunday nights. There are new times - and in some cases days - for Bethan Elfyn, Adam Walton, Celtic Heartbeat and Chris Needs. Plus on Sundays we're bringing you a brand new programme with Beverley Humphreys, looking at the worlds of Welsh orchestras, choirs, bands and musical theatre.

Check out our 'at a glance' guide to the new programmes below, or, for a full listing of what's on Radio Wales use the link to the schedule at the top of this page.

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Saturday

The home of new Welsh music. From 7 PM until 1 AM you'll hear live sessions, exclusive interviews and brand new music from up and coming bands and singers on the Welsh music scene. Plus classic tracks from across the world of music.

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Sunday

With music from the big band era, orchestras, musicals, folk and more, plus the very best bits from Chris Needs's week, Sunday evening on BBC Radio Wales will keep you entertained until the wee small hours.


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