Sentence examples for a music programme from inspiring English sources

There is no relevance for a music programme.

"On a music programme?" "No, no, no – he's on the World Service".

Moro Lokombu is a radio journalist and host of The Beat, a music programme highlighting South Sudanese music, at Juba's UN-run Radio Miraya.

Her father was an oil executive who once ran for mayor of their port city of Coatzacoalcos, her mother an opera singer who funded a music programme for less well-off children.

A tennis match might be transmitted with Web-article giving statistics on each game, or a music programme might carry tour dates of featured bands as well as an option to order tickets.Several companies are already preparing for such a hybrid world.

And for five glorious days there will be talks from Bridget Riley and Wolfgang Tillmans, free film screenings in an artist's cinema and, for the first time, a music programme, including a Hercules and Love Affair gig underneath London Bridge station.

A year after the American musicians' 1996 visit to Al Amari, he was awarded a scholarship to a summer music programme in the US.

When his parents could no longer afford his school fees, he was sent aged eight to the Alpha Boys school, a Catholic charitable institution with a strict music programme.

Unfortunately Frazier – who has a first class MA from the Royal Academy of Music and is the co-founder of Play for Progress, a therapeutic music programme for refugee children – only earns £17,000 a year.

So he applied for, and won, a rare place on an Education Corps music programme; in parallel with his military service, he studied piano at the University of Tel Aviv, which also offered formal conducting courses.

Wilderness has a discerning music programme including Metronomy, London Grammar and Burt Bacharach, theatre, talks and debates and banquets prepared by famous chefs.