Tony cranks up the wheels of steel for another two hours of northern soul classics. … [Read more...]
Virginie Schanté: Britten Sinfonia Academy
Virginie meets some of the talented young instrumentalists taking part in Britten Sinfonia Academy’s Composer Hub. … [Read more...]
Leigh Chambers: Tribute to Joyce Grenfell
Leigh’s guest is writer and actor Jane Bower who is in to talk about her new one-woman show, Joyce – A Celebration, a tribute to Joyce Grenfell, which will be performed at the Emmanuel United Reformed Church on 5 April. … [Read more...]
Radio Dante: Leonardo di Vinci
This episode is about the myth of Leonardo da Vinci, as this year marks the quincentennial of the Italian Renaissance master and genius's death. What do we truly know about this man of mystery? We talked about his life and some of his masterpieces such as the "Mona Lisa" and "The Last Supper". The special guest of the show, the Italian … [Read more...]
Flavour: Alex Rushmer’s Vanderlyle audio diary
Alex Rushmer's Vanderlyle audio diary; Rosie Sykes on writing a cook book; Bee Wilson on The Way We Eat Now, her new book; Sunday Market stall with apples, pears, chilies and honey; Love Cambridge Restaurant Week; Ginger bread tasting and award-winning sausages. Presented by Matt Bentman and Alan Alder. … [Read more...]
Roundabout with Tony Barnfield: University Challenge
Cambridge has won BBC Two’s University Challenge five times in the past ten years. On Sunday’s Roundabout, Tony Barnfield discussed the secret of success in the contest, including interviews with the reigning champions, St John’s College, Cambridge. … [Read more...]
Classical Cambridge: Jonathan Dove
Cambridge alumnus Jonathan Dove was in town recently for the premiere of his new work Sappho Sings, performed by Fairhaven Singers this weekend. An extract from a rehearsal precedes Tony Barnfield’s interview with the composer in the March edition of Classical Cambridge. … [Read more...]
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