Robert Burns Special
With the Burns And A That Festival due to take place in Ayrshire at the end of the month, we celebrate many great archive programmes on the work of Scotland's bard Robert Burns.
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Ae Fond Kiss – Songlines
John Cavanagh is the presenter of this programme on the ultimate parting lovers song!
Duration: 29:23
Burns Museum – Artefact 1
Museum Director Nat Edwards explains the history behind Robbie Burns very own guitar.
Duration: 04:01
Robert Burns and The Scots Musical Museum - Part 1
Hugh Taylor presents the first part of this series on Burn’s involvement in preserving traditional Scottish song.
Duration: 14:20
Auld Lang Syne - Songlines
John Cavanagh tells the story of one of the world’s most famous songs.
Duration: 28:25
Robert Burns and Niel Gow - Scotland’s Music
John Purser explores Burns passion for music composition.
Duration: 26:42
My Luve’s Like A Red Rose – Songlines
John Cavanagh tells the story of one of Burns best-loved romantic songs.
Duration: 28:31
Burns Museum – Artefact 2
Museum Director Nat Edwards discusses the importance of a pair of women’s spectacles on display at the Robert Burns Birthplace Museum.
Duration: 03:39
Robert Burns and The Scots Musical Museum - Part 2
Hugh Taylor presents the second part of this series on Burn’s involvement in preserving traditional Scottish song in the 18th century.
Duration: 14:05
Robert Burns and The Scots Musical Museum - Part 2
Hugh Taylor presents the second part of this series on Burn’s involvement in preserving traditional Scottish song in the 18th century.
Duration: 14:05
The Reel Blend – Richard Michael
Robbie Shepherd and jazz musician Richard Michael discuss some of Burns best loved works with the help of a splendid grand piano.
Duration: 34:52
Robert Burns and The Scottish Musical Museum - Part 3
Hugh Taylor presents the third part of this series on Burn’s involvement in preserving traditional Scottish song in the 18th century.
Duration: 14:28
Ravi Burns
Sanjeev Kohli presents a Burns Supper with an Asian flavour.
Duration: 27:31
Robert Burns and The Scottish Musical Museum - Part 4
Hugh Taylor presents the final part of this series on Burn’s involvement in preserving traditional Scottish song in the 18th century.
Duration: 14:42
Burns & Glasgow - MacGregor’s Gathering
Jimmie MacGregor takes a walk round the Dear Green Place to explore Burns close ties with the city.
Duration: 56:17
Burns Museum – Artefact 3
Museum Director Nat Edwards looks at the significance of Burns manuscript of Auld Lang Syne.
Duration: 04:20
A Man’s A Man – Songlines
John Cavanagh retells the story behind Burn’s anthem to humanity.
Duration: 26:27
Auld Lang Syne
Actor Denis Lawson reads Robert Burns famous poem.
Duration: 01:05
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- Sun 27 May 2012 00:30´óÏó´«Ã½ Radio Scotland