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The Song of Achilles by Madeline Miller
Tom Hollander reads Madeline Miller's masterful retelling of Homer's Iliad.
BBC Radio 4
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A Song of Crotal and White - An-diugh
How has Lewis changed for the MacDonald Sisters since the film of 1969?
BBC Radio nan Gàidheal
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A Song of Crotal and White An-diugh/A Song of Crotal and White Today
Life on the Isle of Lewis as told by the MacDonald sisters, first broadcast in 1969.
BBC ALBA
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A Song of Crotal and White
The Isle of Lewis in 1969 seen through the eyes of four talented young singers.
BBC ALBA
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The Song of Hiawatha
Native American mythology retold through an epic poem concerning life, nature and ritual.
BBC Radio 4
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Song of Songs
Drama about a brother and sister who struggle to repress their desire for each other.
BBC Two
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A Song of Sunshine
Music by the blind composer Alfred Hollins played on the organ at the Ulster Hall.
BBC One Northern Ireland
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The Song of the Right Whale
A species facing extinction. An industry struggling to change. Will it be adapt - or die?
BBC Radio 5 Live
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Song of the Thames
Singer and song hunter Sam Lee leads us on a secular pilgrimage along the Thames.
BBC Radio 4
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The Song Remains the Same
Led Zeppelin live in Madison Square in 1973, interspersed with fantasy sequences.
BBC Four
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Song Stories
Famous figures reveal the hidden stories and personalities behind some well-known songs
BBC Radio 2
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The Song Thief by Colin Carberry
An eerie tale of forgotten songs and vengeful spirits by Belfast author Colin Carberry.
BBC Radio 4
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Songbook with Eamon Friel
Eamon celebrates some of the best songs past and present.
BBC Radio Ulster
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Songs for Collective Worship - download audio
Download the audio of the full vocal and backing track versions of the songs
School Radio
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Songs for Madame Vasnier
Richard Langham Smith on the songs Debussy wrote for his muse Madame Vasnier.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Songs for Tahrir
Reem Kelani explores the role of music in the Egyptian revolution of early 2011.
BBC Radio 4
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Songs for the Dead
Marie-Louise Muir explores the lost tradition of keening for the dead in Ireland.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Songs from My Fair Lady
Kiri Te Kanawa, Jeremy Irons and Warren Mitchell sing songs from My Fair Lady.
BBC Two
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Songs from the Bridgewater Canal
Celebrating the 250th anniversary of the Bridgewater Canal in words, music and imagery.
BBC Radio Manchester
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The songs from the Christmas special, Hetty Feather - A Christmas Adventure
Hetty Feather - A Christmas Adventure
BBC Sounds Mixes
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Songs From the Edgelands
Singer Gwenno champions the vitality of music written and sung in minoritised languages.
BBC Radio 4
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Songs Inspired by the Movies at the BBC
Hits from the BBC archives that show how films and stars have influenced musicians.
BBC Two
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Songs of America 1969
Programme featuring footage of Simon and Garfunkel on stage, in the studio and on tour.
BBC Four
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The Songs Of Comrade Time
Monica Whitlock searches for some members of The Childrens Choir of the USSR, to see how they fared after the USSR broke up.
BBC World Service
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Songs of Courage: From Santiago to Scotland
Ricky Ross meets Chilean exiles who came to Scotland following the coup of 1973.
BBC Radio Scotland
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Songs of Inspiration
Brian Houston presents a selection of his favourite inspirational music.
BBC Radio Ulster
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Songs of Ireland
With Eleanor McEvoy, Finbar Furey, Cara Dillon, Luka Bloom, Brian Kennedy and many more.
BBC Four
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Songs of Love and Politics
Peggy Seeger talks to Sally Boazman about how politics and music have defined her life.
BBC Radio 2
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The Songs of Milne
John Kember rediscovers the original song settings of children's verses by AA Milne.
BBC Radio 4
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Songs of Modern Scotland
A mix of Scottish acts accompanied by the orchestra from the Royal Conservatoire Scotland.
BBC Radio Scotland
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Songs of Modern Scotland: Celtic Connections
Roddy Hart hosts a concert featuring Simon Neil, Justin Currie, Eddi Reader and many more.
BBC Scotland
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The Songs of Molly Drake
Pete Paphides tells the story behind cult singer Nick Drake's mother Molly Drake's songs.
BBC Radio 4
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The Songs of Nick Drake: Way to Blue
Modern-day troubadours present their own interpretations of Nick Drake's songs.
BBC Four
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Songs of Praise
Inspiring hymns and songs, together with stories of faith from around the UK and beyond.
BBC One
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Songs of Praise: The Rise and Fall of the West Gallery
John Florance joins choristers and musicians to explore 200 years of rural church worship.
BBC Radio 4
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Songs of Sandy Denny at the Barbican
Tribute concert spanning Denny's career with Fairport Convention and as a solo artist.
BBC Four
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Songs of Survival at the BBC
A collection of over 40 tracks from such artists as Gloria Gaynor and Destiny's Child.
BBC Two
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Songs of the Humpback Whale
The story of Roger Payne’s best-selling environmental album, released 50 years ago.
BBC Radio 4
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Songs of the Sacred Harp
Cerys Matthews visits Alabama to uncover a sacred choral tradition.
BBC Radio 4
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Songs that Bridge the Wire
Holocaust survivor Ezra Jurman in a recording made for the Third Programme in 1965.
BBC Radio 3
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Songs That Bring You Joy with Gaby Roslin
The ultimate mix of uplifting and positive songs to perk you up and make you feel good.
BBC Radio 2
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Songs That Bring You Joy with Gaby Roslin
The ultimate mix of uplifting and positive songs to perk you up and make you feel good.
BBC Radio 2
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Songs That Saved Me
Jack Saunders talks to artists at the top of their game, on songs that impact their life.
BBC Radio 1
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The Songs The Beatles Gave Away
Bob Harris delves into the music written but not necessarily recorded by The Beatles.
BBC Radio 2
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Songs To Live By
Songs To Live By celebrates Black culture through the music we love.
BBC Radio 1Xtra
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Songs Your Godmother Should Know
Chris Difford and Tom Robinson tell of the musical education of Times critic Hilary Finch.
BBC Radio 4
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Songwriters' Circle
Hit songwriters share the stage for an acoustic concert at the Subterania Club in London.
BBC Two
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Songwriters' Circle
Singer-songwriters get together to perform their own classics, chat and collaborate
BBC Four
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Songwriters' Circle
Singer-songwriters get together to perform their own classics, chat and collaborate
BBC Four
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The Songwriters' Great British Songbook
Richard Allinson showcases the song choices of some of Britain's finest songwriters.
BBC Radio 2
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Sonic Memorials
Allan Little introduces Sonic Memorials for Armistice day recorded across the world.
BBC Radio 3
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The Sonnet and the Sword
The secrets behind the poetry at the court of Elizabeth I, as revealed by Peggy Reynolds.
BBC Radio 4
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Sonnets for Albert
The poet Anthony Joseph reflects on fatherhood, in his own work and that of fellow artists
BBC Radio 4
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Sonnets in the City
Series of dramas written in response to Shakespeare's most powerful sonnets
BBC Radio 3
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Sonny Bill Williams: Faith, Family and Footy
Super League’s newest signing, rugby superstar Sonny Bill Williams, talks to Mark Chapman
BBC Sport
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Sonographer Shortage Causing Longer Waits for Ultrasound
One in four job posts are vacant in England, meaning patients having to wait longer
BBC News
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Sons and Daughters
Marie-Louise Muir and Mark Patterson host the opening concert of City of Culture 2013.
BBC Radio Ulster
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Sons and Daughters
Gala concert featuring Derry-Londonderry-born stars including The Undertones and Dana.
BBC One Northern Ireland
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Sons and Lovers
Frank Cottrell Boyce marks the centenary of DH Lawrence's first masterpiece.
BBC Radio 4
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The Sons of Dermot Mulligan
Darkly comic dramas written by and starring Owen O'Neill.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Sons of the Musketeers
The children of D'Artagnan, Porthos, Aramis and Athos attempt to save the French throne.
BBC Two
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Sons of Ulster
The inmates of Hydebank prison as they attempt to stage a Frank McGuinness play.
BBC One
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The Sons of Upland Farm
A resonantly beautiful seasonal story by George Mackay Brown. Read by Robert Jack.
BBC Radio 4
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Soon Gone: A Windrush Chronicle
The hopes and dreams of a fictionalised family across four generations.
BBC Four
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Soothing Sleep
A relaxing pre-sleep routine like no other, helping you wind down for a restful night
BBC Sounds Mixes
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Sopel's Soapbox
Follow this year’s extraordinary US presidential race with Jon Sopel in Washington
BBC World Service
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Sopel's Soapbox
Follow this year’s extraordinary US presidential race with the BBC’s Jon Sopel
BBC World Service
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Sophia: Suffragette Princess
Anita Anand tells the largely unknown story of Princess Sophia Duleep Singh.
BBC One
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Sophia: Suffragette Princess
The story of Princess Sophia Duleep Singh who became a suffragette and a revolutionary.
BBC News
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Sophiatown
Documentary recalling Sophiatown, an enclave of tolerance in 1940s and 1950s South Africa.
BBC Four
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Sophie Ellis-Bextor's Kitchen Disco
Sophie Ellis-Bextor's Kitchen Disco on Bank Holiday Monday!
BBC Radio 2
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Sophie Ellis-Bextor's Kitchen Disco
Sophie Ellis-Bextor's Kitchen Disco is back and this time we are off to the movies.
BBC Radio 2
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Sophie Ellis-Bextor's Kitchen Disco
Sophie Ellis-Bextor's weekly Kitchen Disco, nothing but non-stop feel-good tunes!
BBC Radio 2
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Sophie Ellis-Bextor's Kitchen Disco Danceathon
Sophie Ellis-Bextor takes on a 24 hour Kitchen Disco Danceathon challenge.
BBC Radio 1
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Sophie Ellis-Bextor's New Year's Eve Kitchen Disco
Sophie has two dazzling hours of party tunes, singalong classics and dance routines!
BBC Radio 2
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Sophie Ellis-Bextor’s Kitchen Disco Danceathon
The Kitchen Disco Queen is dancing for an incredible 24 hours for BBC Children in Need.
BBC Radio 2