The death of a young scientist became one of Scotland’s most notorious unsolved murders. Now, the case has finally been brought to trial.

First transmitted in 2001, the BBC Symphony Orchestra performs UK premieres of three works by American composer Philip Glass at the Barbican Hall. Show more

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First transmitted in 2004, this concert from London's Barbican features the music of composer, writer, and artist John Cage. Show more

1994. A horrific helicopter crash in the Mull of Kintyre wipes out Northern Ireland's top intelligence personnel. The pilots are blamed, a fight for truth and justice begins.

Performances of works by John Cage, Morton Feldman, Steve Reich, Meredith Monk, Arvo Part and George Benjamin recorded in 2012. Show more

The death of a young scientist became one of Scotland’s most notorious unsolved murders. Now, the case has finally been brought to trial.

Performances by the London Sinfonietta and cellist Oliver Coates of works by Oliver Messiaen, Gyorg Ligeti, Iannis Xenakis and Harrison Birtwistle recorded in 2012. Show more

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Performances by the London Sinfonietta and composer Timothy Andres of works by Schoenberg, Webern and Ives recorded for BBC Four's The Sound and the Fury: A Century of Music. Show more

The death of a young scientist became one of Scotland’s most notorious unsolved murders. Now, the case has finally been brought to trial.

Marking the 200th anniversary of Rossini's The Barber of Seville, Danielle de Niese provides a backstage pass to her preparations for her role in Glyndebourne's 2016 production. Show more

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Documentary film that tells the life story of legendary Greek-American opera singer Maria Callas, completely in her own words. Show more

The death of a young scientist became one of Scotland’s most notorious unsolved murders. Now, the case has finally been brought to trial.

Maria Callas performs at the Royal Festival Hall, London. She shares the programme with Sicilian tenor Giuseppe di Stefano, and they are accompanied by Ivor Newton on the piano. Show more

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Petroc Trelawny and Josie d’Arby host the first round of the prestigious international competition for young classical performers. Featuring special guest bass Jonathan Lemalu. Show more

Luciano Pavarotti‘s 1991 anniversary concert in Hyde Park, celebrating 30 years of his operatic career. Show more

First transmitted in 2005, the BBC National Orchestra of Wales performs works by Michael Berkeley, Benjamin Britten and Vaughan Williams. (2005) Show more

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The BBC National Orchestra of Wales and their conductor laureate, Tadaaki Otaka, perform perhaps the most famous classical symphony ever written, Beethoven’s Fifth. Show more

1994. A horrific helicopter crash in the Mull of Kintyre wipes out Northern Ireland's top intelligence personnel. The pilots are blamed, a fight for truth and justice begins.

Beethoven’s monumental Choral Symphony, with its famous Ode to Joy finale, takes centre stage at the Royal Albert Hall. Show more

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Celebrating the musical legacy of Bollywood, the Proms pays tribute to Lata Mangeshkar, the voice behind the hit songs that defined Indian cinema’s greatest films. Show more

Scotland’s premier baroque ensemble, the Dunedin Consort, led by John Butt, unveil the musical inspiration behind Mozart’s Great Mass in C minor, a colossus of the choral repertoire. Show more

Celebrating cutting-edge classical works, presenter of Radio 3’s New Music Show, Tom Service, chooses his standout moments of premieres and commissions from this year’s Proms. Show more