The phrase "a programme that includes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a programme that encompasses specific elements or activities.
Example: "The conference will feature a programme that includes workshops, keynote speakers, and networking opportunities."
Alternatives: "a programme featuring" or "a programme comprising".
Payne's tone poem is the centrepiece of a programme that includes Bruch, Tchaikovsky and Vaughan Williams.
But this morning's press launch in London's Leicester Square filled in the rest of the blanks in a programme that includes over 200 titles.
Jonathan Lemalu performs with the New Zealand String Quartet in a programme that includes Gao Ping's Three Poems by Mu Xin (UK premiere) at Kings Place, London on Thursday 29 March.
Oliver Knussen kicks it off with the BBC Symphony Orchestra in a programme that includes Britten's Spring Symphony and Cantata Academica, and the premiere of a commission from Ryan Wigglesworth.
To mark the Scott centenary, the City Of London Sinfonia is touring a programme that includes both that symphony and some of the film score that inspired it, interwoven with readings of extracts from Scott's expedition diary.
With a programme that includes theatre, talks, readings, recitals, dance and exhibitions, Happy Days: Enniskillen International Beckett festival embraces not only works by the Irish playwright but those of his celebrated contemporaries.
On Tuesday night it was given a glowing review as one of Britain's hidden gems by Nicholas Crane on his BBC2 Town series – a programme that included the unlikely double act of the England prop Eorl Crabtree, who gave Crane a brief rundown on the birthplace of the Northern Union and league tackling technique, and Sir Patrick Stewart.
David Lan, the project's co-director, said the collaboration meant they had been able to create a programme that included the first stage version of Jung Chang's bestselling book Wild Swans, Simon Stephens's Three Kingdoms and a Peter Brook production of a South African fable, The Suit.
He first performed with the London Symphony Orchestra in 1959 in a programme that included a tuba concerto by Vaughan Williams which he never subsequently conducted.
With a programme that included Ravel's beautiful Pavane for a Dead Princess and special commissions by two Middle Eastern composers, the Israeli Ayal Adler and the Syrian Kareem Roustom, it is hard to think of a more moving concert.
It was a programme that included engineering familiarisation, medical, survival and robotics training as well as microgravity or "zero-g" flights and sessions in a giant pool practising spacewalking.
