Channel | BBC Radio 3 |
Broadcast Date | 29 November 1996 |
Broadcast time | 17:45:00 |
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Description | Programme description: In the first of three documentaries charting the history of the Third Programme and Radio 3, Humphrey Carpenter investigates the origins of the Third in the aftermath of the Second World War. In an interview that has never before been broadcast, director general William Haley outlines his vision of a network with no regular programmes, no news bulletins and no fixed points. Listeners including Peter Maxwell Davies and Harold Pinter remember how the Third changed their lives, and former controller Harman Grisewood reflects on an early complaint about "vulgarisation" - from EM Forster. |
Language | English |
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