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[…] boy “I was entered for various contests in the  Plymouth Music Festival, which came up year after year. And on […]

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[…] trade union representing musicians working in all sectors of the music industry. NUJ The trade union representing journalists from across the entire […]

[…]t rough at the edges, shall we say. But if it was sport, it had all the main bits in it. If it wasn't sport, say, a more refined sort of programme, a music programme, or an event, say, a royal event, then you edited it more carefully. Or if so, I used to do the Leeds piano competition, and that you […]

[…]that really. And my job title is a film and television casting director for supporting artists, and I also cover. I'd have covered photographic work, music videos and training films.Ray Pascoe  0:47  And what is the main job of casting network? How does, how does it roughly work?Lesley Gog[…]

[…]the most sectarianUnknown Speaker  1:02:14  tirade about the BBC. And I never forget one of his phrases. You said you're full of deadly day music, and the Sean's and the SeamusUnknown Speaker  1:02:26  and he got up, walk I I remember saying to Jim Mahler know, Jim and parliament[…]

[…]last thing at night. Five minutes long. Opening caption, go to the minister, the minister talks for five minutes, go to the closing caption, a bit of music and that's it done. And managed to cope with that alright. I: How many did you do a day? R: Five. I do apologise! It was seven a day. […]

[…] started directing there, plays, and I had a programme, I also had a programme on the Forces Broadcasting Service - a weekly programme - of classical music requests, which I used to do for FBS every week. So, I was in Malta for three years and when I finally was demobbed in '62, through a conta[…]

[…]d moved on from there. I: And this was in the Theatre Royal? R: This was in the Theatre Royal. The Theatre Royal was one of Glasgow's great music halls and had been there for more than a hundred years, a couple of hundred years I think, and Roy did a deal. Roy bought it and every day, with[…]

[…]doing a set of complicated technical drawings you need peace and quiet. Well, I do and I can't, well I couldn't concentrate with people on the phone, music, chatting away, so I always worked from home and in my office at the drawing board I did my technical drawings. So, I met Joe in the canteen and[…]