With Andrew McGregor. Ravel Valses nobles et sentimentales
6.32 Reubke Piano Sonata in B flat minor
7.05 Biber Sonata a 6 7.32 Fayrfax Ave dei patris filia
8.05 Barber Overture: The
School for Scandal
8.43 Francaix Concerto for trombone and ten wind instruments

Purcell Suite: Abdelazer
9.13 Glass String Quartet No 3 (Mishima)
9.23 Prokofiev Piano
Concerto No 2 Discs

With Piers Burton-Page . Chavez Xochipili
10.08 Artist of the Week:
Gustav Leonhardt
(harpsichord)
Sweelinck Est-ce mars?
10.13 Trad, arr Britten Sailor Boy
10.15 Milhaud Suite d'apres Corrette
10.25 Chabrler, arr Cortot Valses romantiques
10.40 Rameau Les
Paladins (excerpts)
11.00 Trad, arr Britten The trees they grow so high
11.05 Schumann Piano
Quintet in E flat, Op 44
11.35 Vivaldi Concerto in G minor, RV104 (La Notte)
11.45 Horovitz String Quartet No 5
See also tonight 9.40pm

With Gerard McBurney.
Waltz (Murder on the Orient Express); Commedia 11;
Piano Concerto; Nightpiece for soprano and tape
Repeated next Tuesday 11.30pm

With Fiona Talkington.
1.00 Martin Jones
(piano)
Tchaikovsky, arr Pabst Flower Song (Nutcracker) Tchaikovsky Cradle Song, Op 16; Six Pieces, Op 19 Tchaikovsky, transcr
Rachmaninov Cradle Song, Op 16
Tchaikovsky, arr Pabst Waltz (Sleeping Beauty)
Tchaikovsky, arr Grainger Piano Concerto No 1 in B flat minor
2.00 The BBC
Orchestras
BBC Philharmonic
Tim Hugh (cello)
Rossini Overture: William
Tell
Conductor Edward Downes
Elgar Cello Concerto in E minor
Conductor Daniel Harding
Dvorak Symphony No 9 in E minor (From the New World) Conductor Edward Downes
3.35 Lindsay Quartet
Christopher Fox introduces a concert given by the Lindsay Quartet in the Studio Theatre at the Crucible, Sheffield, including the first performance of a new work written for the quartet by Robin Walker.
Haydn String Quartet in C, Op 33 No 3 (Bird)
Robin Walker Four Times
(first performance)
Beethoven String Quartet in B flat, Op 130; Grosse Fuge , Op 133

Music and Science Fiction
Sue Nelson continues her investigation into the world of music and science fiction.
Today, she looks at incidental music written for sci-fi series on television, beginning with the most influential - Doctor Who.
The programme's spine-chilling theme brought electronic music into British sitting-rooms for the first time. There's also a re-evaluation of the thrilling themes created by Barry Gray for some all-time Gerry Anderson favourites - UFO,
Stingray and Thunderbirds. The feature-length film version of Doctor Who is on BBC1 on Bank Holiday Monday at 8.30pm
# Doctor Who offers: p 129

Bath Festival
From the Guildhall, a special edition presented by Chris de Souza
with guests Tiffany Jackson , Roger Vignoles and Florilegium. Including Handel, arr A Bennett Suite: Handel at Bath
5.40 Thomas Linley (son) Violin Sonata in A
6.03 Leslie Adams Afro -
American Songs
6.35 Tippett Fantasia
Concertante on a Theme of Corelli
Producer Gwawr Owen
See also tomorrow 7.30pm

Paul Guinery introduces the second of four chamber-music concerts from Turner Sims Hall , Southampton.
Boris Berezovsky (piano) Rachmaninov Ten
Preludes, Op 23
Chopin Scherzo No 1 in B minor, Op 20
8.20 The Professor and the Impostor
Historian Natalie Zemon
Davis is the author of The
Return of Martin Guerre, on which a new musical is based. She talks to
Penelope Corfield about her passion for history, the influences of British historian
E P Thomson, and her struggle to capture the past.
8.40 Rachmaninov
Preludes, Op 32: No 1 in C; No 2 in B flat minor; No 12 in G sharp minor
Chopin Sonata No 3 in B minor, Op 58

2: Cellist Raphael Sommer advises the foreigner here to speak softly in French instead of faulty English.

Nicholas Daniel (oboe) BBC Concert Orchestra, conductor Barry Wordsworth Horovitz Waltz Fantasy (Alice in Wonderland);
Fantasia on a Theme of Couperin; Jubilee
Serenade; Oboe Concerto

The influence of Glasgow architect Charles Rennie
Mackintosh was so strong that the advanced style of early 20th-century design has been dubbed
"Mackintoshimus". Richard
Coles goes to Mackintosh's home city of Glasgow as the largest-ever exhibition of his work opens to the public.
Producer Abigail Appleton

With Verity Sharp.
Symphonic Variations
Three Chorales (excerpt) Piano Quintet in F minor Fantasia slava
Repeated from last Tuesday

Continuing the week of programmes marking the 70th anniversary of the birth of trumpeter
Miles Davis. Tonight, Ian Carr - author of Miles Davis : a Critical Biography-examines Davis's extraordinary career, from his early days with Charlie Parker through to his quintet albums of the mid-50s.
See also tomorrow 6.03pm

With Donald Macleod.
1.00 Orchestral music by Tchaikovsky, including the Violin Concerto played by Frank Peter Zimmermann
2.35 Choral music by Schubert, Bernstein, Verdi,
Stravinsky and Brahms
3.40 Organ recital by Markus Waugh
5.00 Sequence