Radio Highlights: Marlon Brando's centenary marked on RTÉ's Arena
Marlon Brando as Don Corleone in 'The Godfather': remembered a century on from his birth on Arena; Wednesday, 7pm; RTÉ 1
Morning moods with Evonne Ferguson, and at 9.15, nature columnist Anja Murray takes a closer look at blackthorn blossoms on Nature File.
The Metropolitan Opera, New York presents Verdi's .
Chorus Noster Recolat (Our Chorus Recalls): An examination of the earliest notated music in Ireland: Medieval Monastic Chant.
RTÉ Raidió na Gaeltachta's book of the month is by Michela Murgia.
Roleplay radio for young listeners — collect wood, set up the tent, toast marshmallows, and get cosy under the stars on a camping trip.
Seán Ó Gearbháin chats with Micheál Ó Tuathail and Bairbre Mhic Con Iomaire chats with Marcus Mac Conghail.
The Oslo Philharmonic and conductor Klaus Mäkelä perform works by Debussy, Stravinsky, and de Falla.
In 2021, 1,500 years after the birth of Saint Colmcille/Columba, Áine Ní Bhreisleáin reflected on the significance of this extraordinary man.
RTÉ radio producer and trendsetter Peter Curtin oversees an eclectic selection of music from independent music scenes around the world.
From the archives: discussions and descriptions on the ideas and stories around Easter from Ciorcal Scríbhneoirí in the North West.
Pianist Yulianna Avdeeva joins the WDR Symphony Orchestra for a performance of Beethoven's .
Yankari Afrobeat Collective, the Dublin-based international band, fuse traditional styles of Afrobeat with jazz, funk, and dance in a special edition of the weeknight arts magazine.
Eclectic music show hosted by Cormac Donovan O'Neill, spotlighting new Irish pop, folk, alternative, and indie releases.
Radio 1's digital sister station mines over 35 years of documentaries on life in Ireland and further afield.
Film critic Paul Whitington examines the life, work and legacy of Hollywood icon Marlon Brando on the centenary of his birth.
A studio appearance from Kronos Quartet, an American string quartet based in San Francisco, ahead of their National Concert Hall gig on May 12.
Éala makes a discovery that starts to unravel the truth about her classmates, but with no help from the Gardaí, the friends take matters into their own hands.
An "odds-and-sods" show hosted by Leeside music hero Jim "Comic" Morrish, charting favourite tunes and musical discoveries.
Kensho Watanabe and Karem Hasan conduct the RTÉ Concert Orchestra; Alex Murphy of narrates Britten’s .
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Broadcast on community radio stations around the world, including Ireland, this longform, 12-hour listen weaves together "songs, poems, music, chants, talks, discussions, presentations, and conversations" on the people of Palestine, and their situation.
