One-one and Composite Functions

with Andrew McGregor.
7.05 Purcell
Sonata No 4 in F
7.14 Rubbra
Soliloquy, Op 57
7.32 Strauss Das
Rosenband, Op 36 No 1
8.05 Wagner
The Ride of the Valkyries
8.18 Schubert Impromptu, in A flat (D 935 No 2)
8.38 Prokofiev Violin
Concerto No 1 in D. Discs

and Saxton
Saxton Chacony
Leon Fleisher (piano)
Matthews Symphony No 4 East of England Orchestra, conductor Malcolm Nabarro
Saxton The Circles of Light London Sinfonietta, conductor Oliver Knussen

with Nicola Heywood Thomas from Cardiff. Including Rossini Overture:
Semiramide
10.10 Shostakovich
Concerto in C minor for piano and trumpet
10.45 Artist of the Week: Boris Christoff (bass)
Gluck Con le mie guardie ... 0 tu la cosa mia più (Iphigenie en Aulide)
10.55 Rachmaninov
Symphony No 1 in D minor
11.45 Musorgsky Farewell , Prayer and Death of Boris (Boris Godunov )

Ronan O'Hora (piano)
Schubert Three Piano
Pieces (D 946)
Britten Night Piece (Notturno)
Beethoven Piano Sonata in A flat, Op 110

conductor En Shao
Kathryn Stott (piano)
Eigar Introduction and Allegro Michael Nyman The Piano Concerto (first broadcast) (Concert given in association with Gallaher Ltd)

Songs from the North Nicolai Gedda (tenor)
Geoffrey Parsons (piano) Robert Philip introduces a recital given in London by the Swedish tenor in 1971. During the interval, Gedda talks about his operatic career and his preference for the concert hall.
Glinka Doubt; You Sweet
Little Maiden; I Remember the Enchanted Moment
Sibelius Sav, sav, susa; Jubal; Svarta rosor
Grieg Dulgt kjaerlighed; Jeg elsker dig; En Svane AlfVen Skogen sofrer
Peterson-Berger Two Songs on Swedish Folk-Melodies
Musorgsky Where are you, little star; The garden by the Don; The
He-Goat; A Worldly Story Tchaikovsky In this moonlit night; At the ball; Legend; Don Juan 's 's Serenade
Sjoberg Visions
Rachmaninov Romance of the Young Gypsy; How fair this spot

3: Drop Me Off in Harlem The American singer and pianist, Bobby Short , who appeared in vaudeville as a child, recalls his memories of the decade.
Producers Fiona McLean and Hamish Mykura

For the Kurds, New Year's
Day falls on 21 March. To mark the Newroz festivities, traditional Kurdish songs and dances are sung and played by Aziz Sharoukh and the Mawlana Ensemble from Mahabad in Iran, and by Osey Sultan and his ensemble from the immigrant Kurdish communities living in the Republic of Georgia. Producer John Thornley

Tommy Pearson explores Vivaldi's Gloria with the help of year 10 and 11 students from the Arthur
Terry School in Sutton Coldfield. Why was it written, when was it written and what's it all about?

with Richard Baker.
5.15 Handel Sinfonia Pastorale (Ariodante)
6.03 Bizet Au fond du
Temple Saint (The Pearl Fishers)
6.30 Ravel Valses nobles et sentimentales
7.03 Rimsky-Korsakov Orchestral Suite: The Snow Maiden Producer Ray Abbott

from Studio 1, Pebble Mill.
Stephen Varcoe (baritone) Malcolm Martineau (piano) Finzi Before and After
Summer, Op 16
8.05 Banging Shutters
An anthology of 1930s poets 2: The Birds on the Wall
They called it "going over" What they meant was crossing the great divide that separated their world from that of the working class.
Readers Peter Kenny and Nicholas Boulton.
8.25 Poulenc Quatre poèmes; Deux poèmes; Le Grenouillere
Ravel Don Quichotte a Dulcinée
Poulenc Banalites

Julian Holder and Joe Kerr visit two architectural icons of the period - the Hoover building on Western Avenue and the Odeon at Westonsuper-Mare.
Series producer Judith Bumpus

BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra conductor Fedor Glushchenko
Martin Roscoe (piano)
Dohnanyi Piano Concerto No 1 in E minor, Op 5
Wagner Siegfried's Rhine Journey; Wotan's Farewell

British Writing in the 30s The 30s was a period of economic depression, of revolution and war.
Valentine Cunningham explores the responses of British writers to this decade of anxiety through poetic voices from the BBC archives and new interviews with Stephen Spender ,
Edward Upward, Gavin Ewart , David Gascoyne , Kathleen Raine and Valerie Eliot.
Producer Judith Bumpus

Alwynne Pritchard presents a Dutch edition, with two performances from the 1993 Netherlands Music
Days: the Osiris Trio plays Novelette by Willem Jeths and Departures of the Romantic Agony by Roderik de Man. Plus music by Theo Verbey , Rob Zuidam , and Peter-Jan Wagemans. Producer Susan Kenyon

Except in Scotland.
As broadcast 9.00-10.25am on R5