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National, 3YA News a.m.: 1,2, 4,5, 6, 6.30. 6.38, 7,8, 8.30, 9, 11, 12; p.m.: 12.25, 2,3, 5,6, 6.25, 8.30, 10, 12. 6.50 a.m.: Morning Comment. 7.00: Morning Report. 8.45: A World of Difference. 9.05: All Things Considered. 10.10: A Faith for Today. 10.30: Viewpoint. 11.15: Today’s Book. 12.00: Midday and Rural Report. 12.20: Sports News. 1.00 p.m.: After Noon. 1.20: Broadcast to Schools til! 2.00. 2.05: Afternoon Concert: Theatre Music. Ravel: Daphnis and Chloe Suite No. 2. Donizetti: Excerpts from Lucia di Lammermoor. 2.25: Rugby, Australia v Counties at Pukekohe. 3.00: News and Weather. 4.03: Appointment with John Gordon. 5.05: Philip Liner’s Roundabout. 5.30' Reflection. 5.55: News in Maori. 6.00: Evening Report. 6.32: 3YA Community Comments. 6.35: N.Z. Stock Exchange. 6.45: Sportscall. 7.00: Maori and Pacific Islands News Magazine. 7.30: Evening Showcase. Who is My Neighbour? 7.45: The Commonwealth Games in Retrospect. 8.45: Stump the Brains Trust. 9.15: Spectrum: Horsewoman Extraordinary. 9.45: Music Interlude. 10.10: Checkpoint. 10.30: The Pickwick Papers. 10.45: Music to Midnight. 12.00: Midnight Report. 12.15 a.m.: All Night Programme.
Concert 3YC News a.m.: 6, 6.45 (8.8. C. 7.30, 8 (8.8. C. 9, 10.20; p.m.: 11 (8.8. C. 6.05 a.m.: Overture, Strauss: Suite from der Rosenkavalier. 8.10: Morning Concert. Elgar: Introduction and allegro for strings. Mozart: Little Frederick’s birthday; Be my comfort; Spring; Concealment. Liszt: 6 Grandes Etudes de Paganini. 9.05: Correspondence School. 9.25: Join In. 9.45: Composer of the Week. Alessandro Scarlatti (16601725) Sonata in F. Toccata No 7 in D minor (Primo tono and fuga; Adagio cantabile ed appoggiato; 28 variations on La FoL lia). Sonata a quattro in D minor. 1.20 p.m.: Broadcasts to Schools. Tales and Legends — Sinbad the Sailor. 1.40: Working with Music, No 20. 2.30 3YC Rugby: Australia v Counties at Pukekohe. 5.00: Early Evening Concert. Tchaikovsky: Theme and Variations (Suite No 3). Borodin: Hail to Vladimir . . . I hate a dreary life. 5.32 approx: Bach: Suite No 4 in D (BWV 1069). 7.00: 8.8. C. World of Books. 7.17: Janacek. 7.45: Letter From America. 8.00: Concert from Auckland. Cleveland Quartet. Mendelssohn: Quartet No 1 in E flat Op. 12. Beethoven: Quartet in F Op 135. 9.00:
Critics Sometimes Clap. The Critic as Performer. 9.30: In the Studio: Rachmaninov: The lilacs; In the silence of the night; The Island; To the children; In my garden; My beloved fields. 9.48: Bill Manhire Reads a Selection of His Own Poems. Declining the naked horse; The Anglo-Saxon Onion; Wulf; The Prayer; The Voyage; The Spell; Last Sonnet: The Directory; What it means to be naked; A Song about the Maori: The Poetry Reading. 10.02: Theatre Music in Berlin, 1920. Hindemith: Sketch with Music Op. 45a. Dance Suite Op 20. 10.25: Schubert Anniversary Complete Lieder: The Minstrel: Ballad; Evening Under the Lime Tree; Moonlit Night; Homage; AU for Love. 11.14: Roussel: Suite in F Op 33. 11.30: Ravel: Gaspard de la Nuit. 3ZB 6.0 a.m.: 3ZB Breakfast with Pat Courtenay. 7.10: Community Noticeboard. 7.25: P. O. Bonus Bonds Results. 7.45: Cricket Test Review. 8.3: Look Here! 9.0: Robin Harrison. 10.0: Talkback. 12.0: Peter Williams. 1.10 p.m.: Community Noticeboard. 4.0; lain Mac. 6.30: Today in Sport. 7.30: Motoring with Robbie. 8.0: The Tonight Show. Radio Nova, 3ZM 6.0 a.m.: Music until midnight, with Des Guilfoyle, Heather Eggleton, Grant Morrow, Steve Parr, Simon Marsh, Bill Southgate. Radio Avon, 3XA News: Half-hourly 6.09.0 a.m. Hourly thereafter. 12.2 a.m.: Brett Collings. 5.0: Lee Hanner. 9.0: Mike Richardson. 12.0: Bruce Barnett. 4.0 p.m.: Ric Ditchburn. 8.0; Wayne Hunt.
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