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Our Father, Who Art in Hendon (after Ian Dury) by Momtaza Mehri / BBC Radio London
A journey through the changing voices of London inspired by an Ian Dury song.
  1. Our Father, Who Art in Hendon (after Ian Dury) by Momtaza Mehri / BBC Radio London
    01:07
    Our Father, Who Art in Hendon (after Ian Dury) by Momtaza Mehri / BBC Radio London
  2. Georgie Fame sings Mood Indigo
    06:36
    Georgie Fame sings Mood Indigo
  3. Kurt Elling and Georgie Fame sing Minnie The Moocher
    04:33
    Kurt Elling and Georgie Fame sing Minnie The Moocher
  4. Jazz Voice finale: Ray Charles medley
    15:21
    Jazz Voice finale: Ray Charles medley
  5. Jazz Voice: Interval Interviews
    19:49
    Jazz Voice: Interval Interviews
  6. Introducing The Creation
    02:07
    Introducing The Creation
  7. Dancing Through Hull
    02:32
    Dancing Through Hull
  8. Mixital: Self-portrait
    00:29
    Mixital: Self-portrait
  9. Act 1, Scene 16: Batti batti: Zerlina's aria
    02:23
    Act 1, Scene 16: Batti batti: Zerlina's aria
  10. Sanjeev Kohli: Trainspotting
    01:56
    Sanjeev Kohli: Trainspotting
  11. "A city as gloomy as Kafka's Prague..."
    06:49
    "A city as gloomy as Kafka's Prague..."
  12. Sama, by Danica Krstić and Vladimir Graić (RTS/Serbia) | New European Songbook 2018
    05:01
    Sama, by Danica Krstić and Vladimir Graić (RTS/Serbia) | New European Songbook 2018
  13. What does it mean to be British?
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    What does it mean to be British?
  14. Phyllida Barlow introduces Folly in Venice
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    Phyllida Barlow introduces Folly in Venice
  15. A Party with Auntie
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