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Gould Piano Trio feature twice on BBC Radio 3 'Composer of the Week' - News
Gregson to be featured as BBC Radio 3's 'Composer of the Week' - Edward Gregson
BBC Radio 3 - Composer of the Week, Meredith Monk (b. 1942), The magician of the voice, Meredith Monk - Luke Whitlock, Meredith Monk and Donald Macleod
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Donald Macleod - BBC Radio 3 presenter | Festival Folk | For many years now, our morning concerts from The Queen's Hall, Edinburgh have been broadcast live on BBC Radio 3. The
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This Week's BBC Radio 3 Composer of the Week…Bill Evans – London Jazz News
Cathouse founder Donald MacLeod lifts the lid on 25 years of bringing rock legends to Scotland - Daily Record
BBC Radio 3 - Composer of the Week, Donald Macleod presents a 1988 edition of Composer of the Week
Donald Ian MacLeod, a much-loved individual who achieved more than most during his lifetime. | Stornoway Gazette
Bartosz Głowacki - I am delighted to see that Donald Macleod mentioned my album "Genesis" released on DUX at December's issue of BBC Music Maganize 🙂 "I'm not much of a fan
BBC Radio 3 on Twitter: "It's no longer obligatory for Radio 3 presenters to wear national dress on saints' days so thank you, Donald, for observing the tradition..." / Twitter
RVW150: Composer of the Week today, BBC Radio 3 at midday, Martyn Brabbins discusses Vaughan Williams's Nine Symphonies with Donald Macleod, with particular reference to numbers Five and Six. - Colin's Column
