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COI synopsis: Gran Bretana acaba de tener uno de los inviernos mas frios registrados hace anos... pero un poco del sol latinoamericano se ha introducido en la vida de los radioyentes a traves de una serie de...
COI synopsis: There’s a saying in London’s West End: "If there’s a busker outside your theatre you’re a hit". Buskers are a much loved feature of London life, earning their living as itinerant street...
COI synopsis: For many of us the task of learning to play an instrument is a chore rather than a pleasure - Maggie Palmer visits a camp at John Dankworth’s home, the village Wavenden in Hertfordshire where...
COI synopsis: The Britten-Pears School for Advanced Musical Studies was founded at Snape Maltings on the East Anglian coast by Sir Benjamin Britten and Sir Peter Pears. It provides an opportunity for...
COI synopsis: Ronnie Scott’s club in London, now celebrating its 20th year, is famous for attracting the very best the jazz world has to offer. New Zealander Barbara Ewing, herself a jazz fan, pays a visit.
COI synopsis: From Vera Lynn to The Boomtown Rats, the British Hit Parade has been going strong now for 25 years. Barbara Ewing investigates its history and meets Cliff Richard, in the charts for over 21 years.
NoS synopsis: An interview with Tommy Steele filmed in his dressing room at the Prince of Wales Theatre where he was appearing in his one-man show: ‘An Evening With Tommy Steele’.
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