5.55 Maths: Differential Equations
6.15 Renaissance Music
6.35 Assignment 103

With Paul Guinery.
7.14 Bruckner Tota Pulchra Es
Choir of Winchester Cathedral, conductor David Hill
7.21 Bruckner Pangue Lingua Choir of St Paul's Cathedral, conductor John Scott
7.27 Handel, arr Marsh The Grand Halleluiah in the Messiah
Davitt Moroney and Olivier Baumont (harpsichords)
7.33 Bach Church Cantatas:
Bach Cantata No 199: Mein Herze
Schwimmt im Blut
Nancy Argenta (soprano), Ensemble Sonnerie, director Monica Huggett
7.56 Tomkins Pavan in A minor
Simpson Answering Galliard Rose Consort of Viols,
Timothy Roberts (organ)
8.04 Sibelius Symphony No 6 BBC Philharmonic Orchestra, conductor Yan Pascal Tortelier
8.39 Bruckner Vexilla Regis Choir of St Paul's Cathedral, conductor John Scott
8.45 Bruckner Virga Jesse Floruit Choir of St Paul's Cathedral, conductor John Scott
8.50 Bruckner Aequale No 2
London Brass, conductor John Scott Producer Mark Rowlinson

Pianist Peter Donohoe with a prelude to the forthcoming week on Radio 3.

Verdi Overture: I Vespri Siciliani
9.21 Czerny Variations Brillantes
9.28 Handel // Pastor Fido
9.45 Ibert Divertissement
10.01 Beethoven Rondo a Capriccio in G, Op 129 (Rage over a Lost Penny)
10.08 Proms Artist of the Week:
Anne-Sophie Mutter (violin) Sarasate Zigeunerweisen
10.16 Copland Five Old American Songs
10.29 Muffat Concerto Grosso No 4 in G minor
10.38 Grieg Piano Concerto in A minor
11.13 Suk Meditation on an Old
Czech Hymn (St Wenceslas)
11.21 Composer of the Week:
Berg Schliesse Mir die Augen Beide (two settings)
11.25 Virgil Thomson Fugues and Cantilenas
11.42 Rossini, arr Sedlak Overture: The Italian Girl in Algiers
11.51 Delius Hassan (Act 4 Prelude; Closing Scene)
12.06 Bach Cantata No 202: Weichet
Nur, Betrubte Schatten (Wedding
Cantata)
Producer Piers Burton-Page E-MAIL: bksm@bbc.co.uk

The lighthearted classical music quiz that tests the knowledge and ingenuity of experts and celebrity guests.
Joining chairman Guy Woolfenden at this year's Cheltenham International Festival are regular team captains David Owen Norris and Daryl Runswick , novelist Joanna Trollope and playwright and television scriptwriter Ian Curteis.

Eight myths rewritten by Michelene Wandor.
5: Orpheus and Eurydice
A legend of love and constancy.
Orpheus JOE DUNLOP
Eurydice FIONA SHAW With music by Gluck.

London Mozart Players
A concert given last year at the Royal Festival Hall, London.
Conductor Matthias Bamert ,
Barry Douglas (piano)
Mozart Symphony No 34 in C, K338 Beethoven Piano Concerto No 2 in Bflat
Mozart Six German Dances, K600
Witt, attrib Beethoven Symphony in C (Jena)

The Dartington Summer School is an international meeting-ground for musicians and artists in the estate of Dartington Hall in Devon. George Pratt eavesdrops on some of the early music classes and concerts given by artists including Piers Adams , Paul Goodwin , Emma Kirkby and Anthony Rooley. Producer Kate Bolton

The opening chamber music concert from this year's festival, given last month in the Pittville Pump Room and including the first of this year's
Cheltenham Festival commissions.
Susan Bickley (mezzo), Nash Ensemble Prokofiev Overture on Hebrew Themes
Glinka Trio Pathétique in D minor for clarinet, bassoon and piano
Bainbridge Primo Levi Poems for mezzo, clarinet and piano (first performance)
Schnittke Mutter for mezzo and piano (first UK performance)
Gubaidulina Chaconne for piano
Tchaikovsky Souvenir de Florence for string sextet, Op 70

In 1934, H G Wells asked Arthur Bliss to compose the music for a film,
Things to Come, to be produced by Alexander Korda and based on Wells's novel. The movie became a milestone in the history of the cinema, and Bliss's score was celebrated as a superb example of its type. But several mysteries remain: why did Bliss write and record the music before the film was shot? Why was not all of his music used in the film, and why were Bliss's own recordings declined? What happened to the original score, and why were only four of Bliss's eight 78s ever issued?
Jonathan Dobson has tracked down the unissued Bliss recordings, including four 78s presumed lost, with the help of Lady Bliss,
Giles Easterbrook , Christopher Frayling , Lionel Salter and Margaretta Scott. Producer Daniel Snowman

Alejandro Vinao introduces two scenes from his opera and talks to librettist Craig Raine about their collaboration on this new work. The Japanese tale Rashomon - a story of rape and murder told four different ways by four unreliable witnesses - first became known in the West through
Kurosawa's film of the same title.

Repeated from yesterday 9.00am

A welcome return to the Proms and London's Royal
Albert Hall for one of Norway's premier orchestras, renowned throughout the world. A sparkling Rossini overture and a selection of lyrical songs by Grieg set the scene for a great symphonic journey. Mahler's massive five-movement symphony - with its famous Adagietto - begins as if in darkness and travels hopefully and ultimately triumphantly to a feeling of light.
Barbara Bonney (soprano), Oslo PO, conductor Manfred Honeck
Rossini Overture: The Italian Girl in Algiers
Grieg Solveig's Song; Solveig's
Lullaby: From Monte Pincio (Incidental music: Peer Gynt); A Swan, Op 25 No 2; Spring, Op 33 No 2
8.00 Kings of the Mountain Land A portrait of the Oslo Philharmonic, founded in 1871 by Grieg.
8.20 Mahler Symphony No 5

By Arthur Wing Pinero , adapted by Stephen Wyatt.
In this comedy of role reversal, three girls are brought up as boys by their eccentric mother, Lady Castlejordan. It's a man's world - until they fall in love.
Director Nandita Ghose Repeat

World Tour
Jo Shinner presents a six-part series exploring the music of some of the world's most exciting countries.
The series begins with a recording by Cesaria Evora , who is known the world over as the barefoot diva. Repeat

Jonathan Swain investigates recordings of Stravinsky's Petrushka, which has been recorded by nearly every maestro since its 1911 premiere, although the composer stipulated "only Monteux will conduct my work" before the first performance. Producer David Gallagher

With Donald Macleod.
1.00 Prokofiev Eugene Onegin
Italian Radio Chorus and Orchestra, Turin, conductor Frank Shipway
3.20 Fazil Say (piano) Say 3
Danzas Wagner , transcr Liszt Liebestod (Tristan und Isolde) Mozart Sonata in A, K331
4.20 Vocal music by Fogtiano and Isaac. Augsburg Early Music Ensemble
5.00 Sequence