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Thousand miners participate in first National Colliery Music Festival at Harringay Area.
Using the sound beats of Bhangra music and testimonies of young people from Glasgow, Belfast, London and South Wales, Gurinda Chada’s first film offers an insight into how a new generation of British...
As part of the Shakespeare 400 celebrations, Professor Russ McDonald explores how Shakespeare’s work has influenced composers. He focuses on Dvorak’s Othello overture which was performed by the London...
Report on the launch of National Music Day in central London, now a 2 day event to celebrate all forms of British music and promote the music industry. Includes interviews with National Heritage Secretary...
SUNDAY SUPPLEMENT: a weekly guest interviews and music programme, Ocean Sound Radio, presented by Amanda Ware. The programme is single track and are location recordings, possibly the original rushes before...
A live music concert in London - the music is by the band Mental as Anything.
2,000 banjoists, mandolinists and guitarists meet in Westminster for their annual music festival. A 250 strong orchestra highlights the evening’s performance.
Sean Connors interviews Liam Howlett, from The Prodigy, at the Savoy Hotel in London, after the group’s second album (Music for the Jilted Generation) was nominated at the 1994 Mercury Music Prize. He...
NoS Summary - Samuel Sunley of Park West, London, who makes, repairs and collects antique music boxes, demonstrates and works on some of them.
Sean Connors interviews Andrew James Cairns, from Therapy?, at the Savoy Hotel in London, after the group was nominated for the best album award (for Troublegum) at the 1994 Mercury Music Prize.
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