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  • THURSDAY 10th NOVEMBER
  • FRIDAY 11th NOVEMBER
  • SATURDAY 12th NOVEMBER
  • SUNDAY 13th NOVEMBER
  • MONDAY 14th NOVEMBER

JAZZ AT THE MOVIES WITH

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SOMERSET BLUES: THE STORY OF ACKER BILK
JAZZ NOW LIVE WITH SOWETO KINCH CONTINUED

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JAZZ AT THE MOVIES WITH JAMIE CULLUM (PT. 1)

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JAMIE CULLUM (PT. 2)

Clarke Peters tells the strory of Acker Bilk, one of Britain’s finest jazz clarinettists.
Jamie Cullum explores jazz in films – from Al Jolson to Jean-Luc Godard.
Soweto Kinch presents Jazz Now Live from Pizza Express Dean Street in London.
Jamie celebrates the work of some of his favourite directors.

NEIL ‘N’ DUD – THE OTHER SIDE OF DUDLEY MOORE
JAZZ JUNCTIONS: THE BIRTH OF THE SOLO
JAZZ JUNCTIONS: JAZZ ON THE RECORD

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ELLA AT THE ROYAL ALBERT HALL

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Neil Cowley's tribute to his hero Dudley Moore, with material from Jazz FM's archive.
Ella Fitzgerald, live at the Royal Albert Hall in 1990 heralding the start of Jazz FM.
Guy Barker explores the turning points and pivotal events that have shaped jazz.
Guy Barker looks at the birth of the jazz solo and the legacy of Louis Armstrong.

GUY BARKER'S JAZZ COLLECTION:
GUY BARKER’S JAZZ COLLECTION:

TRUMPET MASTERS (PT. 2)
GUY BARKER'S JAZZ COLLECTION: JAZZ ON FILM (PT. 3)
GUY BARKER'S JAZZ COLLECTION: JAZZ FESTIVALS (PT. 1)

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THE OTHER SIDE OF THE POND:

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BRITISH AND EUROPEAN JAZZ (PT. 4)

Guy looks at classic and contemporary jazz festivals, including Newport, Montreux and Appleby.
Guy looks at virtuoso trumpet performers including Louis Armstrong and Miles Davis.
Guy Barker looks at jazz in the movies by Chico Hamilton, Sonny Rollins and Dudley Moore.
Trumpeter and composer Guy Barker looks at British and European Jazz.

BBC MUSIC JAZZ STARTS AT 10.00

SNARKY PUPPY: MY FAVOURITE JAZZ MOMENT
JESSE NORMAN MP: MY FAVOURITE JAZZ MOMENT
IAN RANKIN: MY FAVOURITE JAZZ MOMENT
CLAIRE MARTIN: MY FAVOURITE JAZZ MOMENT

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Claire Martin recalls working with the late jazz violinist Stéphane Grappelli
Jesse Norman MP confesses to a lifelong passion for the jazz trumpet.
Ian Rankin introduces the Coleman Hawkins track that first got him into jazz
Michael League, leader of Snarky Puppy, shares his love of Driftin by Herbie Hancock

TROMBONE - JAZZ MASTERCLASS

  • SAX - JAZZ MASTERCLASS
  • BASS - JAZZ MASTERCLASS

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03.05 - DRUMS - JAZZ MASTERCLASS

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Saxophonist Tim Garland joins Kevin Legendre to explain why the sax has become such a cornerstone instrument in the world of jazz.
Claire Martin presents a Jazz Masterclass with bassist Laurence Cottle.
Kevin LeGendre presents a drum masterclass with drummer Martin France.
Jez Nelson presents a Jazz Masterclass with trombonist Dennis Rollins.

BBC MUSIC INTRODUCING JAZZ: NÉRIJA
BBC MUSIC INTRODUCING JAZZ: LAURA JURD
MUSIC INTRODUCING JAZZ: ALEX BONE
BBC MUSIC INTRODUCING JAZZ: IZZY BIZU

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Claire Martin introduces trumpeter, composer and skilled improviser Laura Jurd.
Julian Joseph introduces the winner of the Young Jazz Musician 2014, saxophonist Alex Bone.
BBC Radio 1’s Huw Stephens introduces contemporary jazz artist Izzy Bizu.
Jez Nelson champions the all-female septet Nérija.

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  • SATURDAY 12th NOVEMBER SUNDAY 13th NOVEMBER
  • MONDAY 14th NOVEMBER

LOUIS ARMSTRONG: BEHIND THE MUSIC

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A JAZZ ODYSSEY (PT. 2)

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A JAZZ ODYSSEY (PT.1)
04.00 - FATS WALLER AND AL CAPONE

David Quantick takes listeners through 100 years of jazz, with The Jazz Repertory Company.
David Quantick takes listeners through 100 years of jazz, with The Jazz Repertory Company.
Kurt Elling tells the story of the infamous meeting between Fats Waller and Al Capone.
Sir Michael Parkinson profiles one of his heroes.

STAN TRACEY'S UNDER

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BLOWING MY OWN TRUMPET

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REMEMBERING HUMPH:

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REMEMBERING HUMPH:

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  • MILK WOOD
  • - THE KENNY BALL STORY

HUMPHREY LYTTLELTON (PT. 2)
HUMPHREY LYTTLELTON (PT. 1)

Another chance to hear Kenny Ball talking candidly to Clare Teal about his life and career.
In tribute to Stan Tracey, his Under Milk Wood suite recorded in concert.
Humphrey Lyttlelton and Wynton Marsalis reflect on Louis Armstrong, presented by Guy Barker.
Humphrey Lyttleton’s Big Band in concert, recorded in 1991. Presented by Guy Barker.

KINGS OF COOL WITH MOIRA STUART: LOU RAWLS AND JOE WILLIAMS (PT. 4)
KINGS OF COOL WITH
KINGS OF COOL WITH

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MOIRA STUART: BILLY ECKSTINE
KINGS OF COOL WITH MOIRA

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MOIRA STUART:

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(PT. 3)

  • STUART: MEL TORME (PT. 1)
  • CHET BAKER (PT. 2)

Moira Stuart explores the life and music of the American Billy Eckstine.
Moira Stuart explores the life and music of jazz greats Lou Rawls and Joe Williams.
Moira Stuart looks at the life and career of jazz legend Mel Torme.
Moira Stuart on the lives and careers of great jazz artists, continuing with Chet Baker.

BBC MUSIC JAZZ STARTS AT 10.00

50 GREATEST JAZZ

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50 GREATEST JAZZ

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50 GREATEST JAZZ

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50 GREATEST JAZZ

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  • ARTISTS 2015 (PT. 1)
  • ARTISTS 2015 (PT. 2)
  • ARTISTS 2015 (PT. 3)
  • ARTISTS 2015 (PT. 4)

Radio 3’s Geoffrey Smith and Jazz FM’s Helen Mayhew present the BBC Music Jazz Top 50 Greatest Jazz Artists.
Radio 3’s Geoffrey Smith and Jazz FM’s Helen Mayhew present the BBC Music Jazz Top 50 Greatest Jazz Artists.
Radio 3’s Geoffrey Smith and Jazz FM’s Helen Mayhew present the BBC Music Jazz Top 50 Greatest Jazz Artists.
Radio 3’s Geoffrey Smith and Jazz FM’s Helen Mayhew present the BBC Music Jazz Top 50 Greatest Jazz Artists.

LEADER OF THE BAND: CHRIS BARBER STORY (PT. 1)
LEADER OF THE BAND: CHRIS BARBER STORY (PT. 2)
SATCHMO ON SATCHMO:

  • 08.00 -
  • 08.00 -

MILES PLUGS IN

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THE LOUIS ARMSTRONG AUDIO TAPES

  • Jools Holland profiles British jazz great Chris Jools Holland presents the second part of a Craig Charles explores the extraordinary
  • The jazz legend sings, talks and tells jokes in

largely unheard home recordings. Presented by Paul Sexton.

  • Barber.
  • profile of a British jazz great.
  • music that Miles produced in his ‘Electric

Era’.

ALYN SHIPTON
NEIL COWLEY:

CERYS MATTHEWS’

09.00 -

  • IN CONVERSATION WITH
  • NEIL COWLEY: JAZZ RULES

MADE TO BE BROKEN
EROLL GARNER’S CONCERT

09.00 -

  • 09.00 -
  • 09.00 -

JAZZ PIONEERS
KEITH JARRETT
BY THE SEA

  • Neil Cowley on Eroll Garner’s Concert by
  • Neil Cowley on why you don’t need to
  • Jazz Library: Alyn Shipton joins pianist Keith Cerys Matthews plunders her jazz vinyl

  • know the rules to play - or even enjoy - jazz. the Sea, one of the most popular jazz
  • Jarrett to discuss the pick of his records.
  • collection to find some early jazz recordings.

albums ever.

GREGORY PORTER

10.00 -

LEO GREEN TALKS JAZZ... VAN MORRISON

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JAY RAYNER JAZZ & FOOD

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LAURA MVULA - MILES AND ME

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Musician & Broadcaster Leo Green is joined by his special guest Sir Van Morrison, who discusses some of his favourite jazz recordings.
Restaurant critic Jay Rayner serves up a delicious hour of food and drink-based jazz. vocalists and discusses their style.

  • Gregory plays some of his favourite jazz
  • Singer-Songwriter Laura Mvula delves into

her collection of Miles Davis records.

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  • THURSDAY 10th NOVEMBER
  • FRIDAY 11th NOVEMBER
  • SATURDAY 12th NOVEMBER
  • SUNDAY 13th NOVEMBER
  • MONDAY 14th NOVEMBER

THE CRAIG CHARLES HORNY HORNS SHOW
DAVID BOWIE – JAZZ JEANIE

  • 11.00 -
  • 11.02 -

CLARE TEAL

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HARDEEP SINGH KOHLI

Radio 2’s Clare Teal presents some of her favourite big band and swing tunes.
The king of funk and soul turns his hand to jazz to get you out of your seat.
Neil Cowley celebrates Bowie’s influence on Jazz. From Jazz FM.
Broadcaster Hardeep Singh Kohli luxuriates in an hour of jazz that moves him the most.

STEVE WRIGHT SUNDAY JAZZ LOVE SONGS
THE PERFORMANCE SERIES WITH RUTH FISHER

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STEWART LEE
12.00 - COLIN MURRAY

12.00 -
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Comedian Stewart Lee discovered jazz in 1983, and hasn’t looked back. Here are some of his favourites.
Steve creates a romantic mood with a blend of beautiful jazz love songs and dedications.
BBC broadcaster and music obsessive Colin Murray steers us through his love of jazz.
Exclusive performances from Jazz FM’s archives.

13.00 - 50 GREATEST JAZZ ALBUMS

  • 13.00 - 50 GREATEST JAZZ ALBUMS
  • 13.00 - 50 GREATEST JAZZ ALBUMS
  • 13.00 - 50 GREATEST JAZZ ALBUMS

Radio 3’s Geoffrey Smith and Jazz FM’s Helen Mayhew present the BBC Music Jazz Top 50 Greatest Jazz Albums.
Radio 3’s Geoffrey Smith and Jazz FM’s Helen Mayhew present the BBC Music Jazz Helen Mayhew present the BBC Music Jazz Top 50 Greatest Jazz Albums.

  • Radio 3’s Geoffrey Smith and Jazz FM’s
  • Radio 3’s Geoffrey Smith and Jazz FM’s

Helen Mayhew present the BBC Music Jazz

  • Top 50 Greatest Jazz Albums.
  • Top 50 Greatest Jazz Albums.

ROBERT ELMS: JOURNEY TO JAZZ

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  • MARY ANNE HOBBS
  • CERYS MATTHEWS’

JUMPING JAZZ

  • 14.00 -
  • 14.00 -

WILL YOUNG

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The story of how a teenage soul boy became a hard-core jazz fan. A journey into the soul of this beautiful, difficult, divisive music.
Mary Anne Hobbs explores David Bowie’s love of jazz.
Award winning singer-songwriter Will Young spins his favourite jazz standards for an hour.
Cerys Matthews presents an hour of music that makes you want to jump and stomp.

GODFATHERS OF JAZZ:

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GODFATHERS OF JAZZ:

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GODFATHERS OF JAZZ:

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GODFATHERS OF JAZZ:

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TONY BENNETT AT 90

  • LALO SCHIFRIN
  • HERBIE HANCOCK
  • SONNY ROLLINS

Claire Martin celebrates the music of legendary vocalist Tony Bennett in his 90th year.
Kevin Le Gendre shines a spotlight on Argentinian composer/arranger Lalo Schifrin.
Julian Joseph profiles one of the great pioneers of jazz, pianist/composer, Herbie Hancock.
Julian Joseph celebrates the music of saxophone collosus: Sonny Rollins.

JAMIE CULLUM: BBC MUSIC INTRODUCING AT THE MONTREAL JAZZ FESTIVAL
JAMIE CULLUM: BEST OF

16.00 -

JAMIE CULLUM &

16.00 -

JAMIE CULLUM & CLINT

16.00 -
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THE INTERVIEWS
CLINT EASTWOOD (PT. 1)
EASTWOOD (PT. 2)

Jamie talks to Clint Eastwood about rebuilding the music of Charlie Parker for his biographical film 'Bird’.
Jamie Cullum from the BBC Music Introducing showcase at the Montreal Jazz Festival.
Jamie Cullum with some of his favourite interviews from his Radio 2 Jazz show.
Clint Eastwood takes Jamie on a musical journey of his life.

CLAIRE MARTIN WITH A TRIBUTE TO RICHARD RODNEY BENNETT

17.00 -

17.00 - JAZZ RECORDS REQUESTS
17.00 - GEOFFREY SMITH’S JAZZ

17.00 - ANA MATRONIC

The Scissor Sisters’ singer Ana Matronic with a guided tour of her personal collection of 78 rpm jazz records.
Celebrating the passionately personal songs of Billie Holiday later years.
Singer Claire Martin with a tribute to composer and pianist Richard Rodney Bennett.
Alyn Shipton with a special edition recorded at the 2016 London Jazz Festival.

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  • THURSDAY 10th NOVEMBER
  • FRIDAY 11th NOVEMBER
  • SATURDAY 12th NOVEMBER
  • SUNDAY 13th NOVEMBER
  • MONDAY 14th NOVEMBER

TRANSATLANTIC JAZZ WITH MARCUS MILLER
THE BLUEPRINT WITH CHRIS PHILIPS
SOMETHIN’ ELSE WITH

18.00 -
18.00 -
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TRUE BRIT WITH HELEN MAYHEW

18.00 -

JEZ NELSON

US jazz, direct from New York with the GRAMMY winner. From Jazz FM.
Jazz FM celebrates the thriving British Jazz scene. From Jazz FM.
A maraud through new jazz heat, grooves and free sounds. From Jazz FM.
Musically eclectic, open minded and sharing great sounds. From Jazz FM.

QUINCY JONES NIGHT: INTERVIEW

19.00 -

CLEO LAINE NIGHT:

19.00 -

SOUL MUSIC: STRANGE FRUIT
19.00 - THE LISTENING SERVICE WITH

19.00 -

WITH JULIAN JOSEPH
FIRST LADY OF JAZZ
TOM SERVICE

Julian Joseph meets producer/arranger Quincy Jones at the Montreux Jazz Festival.
Tom Service considers the art of musical improvisation with David Toop and Joelle Leandre.
Claire Martin interviews two of the UK’s best loved singers Cleo Laine and Jacqui Dankworth.
Soul Music hears the harrowing stories of some of those who lost relatives to the lynch mobs of the American South.

JAN GARBAREK LIVE FROM ROYAL FESTIVAL HALL

19.30 -
20.00 -

  • QUINCY JONES PROM
  • 19.30 - JAZZ VOICE LIVE
  • 20.00 - CLEO LAINE AT THE PROMS

The 2016 Quincy Jones Prom with the Metropole Orkest under Jules Buckley
The EFG London Jazz Festival’s opening night gala live from the Royal Festival Hall.
Cleo Laine and John Dankworth’s 80th birthday gig at the 2007 Proms: From Bards to Blues.
Julian Joseph presents Live from the Royal Festival Hall. Jan Garbarek and his group perform for the first time in the UK since 2012.

HAIL CLEO! - DAME CLEO’S COLLECTION

22.00 -

A JAZZY VERB WITH IAN MCMILLAN

21.35 -

  • HAIL QUINCY! - THE MENTORING DUDE
  • 22.00 - JOE STILGOE’S JAZZ ON FILM

22.00 -

Drummer Ollie Howell looks at Quincy’s life as a mentor. From Jazz FM.
Following his acclaimed UK tour, Joe celebrates the music from movies. From Jazz FM.
Poet Ian McMillan explores the connections between jazz, voice and language.
Emily Dankworth looks through her grandmother’s record collection. From Jazz FM.

JAZZ NOW: THE YOUNGER

23.00 -

JAZZ NOW LIVE WITH SOWETO KINCH

  • 23.00 -
  • 22.00 -

DON CHEADLE PLAYS MILES DAVIS
23.00 - GILLES PETERSON
JAZZ SCENE WITH EMMA SMITH

Movie star Don Cheadle chooses his favourite Miles Davis songs following his 2016 movie Miles Ahead. From Jazz FM.
Emma talks to movers and shakers in the contemporary jazz scene with Binker and Moses.
Soweto Kinch presents Jazz Now Live from Pizza Express Dean Street in London.
Gilles’ passion for jazz is legendary, he shares his favourite artists with us.

JAMIE CULLUM BEST OF THE SESSIONS

23.00 -

Jamie chooses some of the best live sessions from his weekly Radio 2 show.

Schedule correct at time of print

BBC Music Jazz in collaboration with Jazz FM.

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