With Anthony Burton.
Tobias Hume Cease Leaden Slumber; The Spirite of Musicke
Emma Kirkby (soprano), Labyrinto, director Paolo Pandolfo (bass viol)
7.14 Paganinl Violin Concerto No 2 in B minor llya Grubert (violin), Moscow CO, conductor Constantine Orbelian
7.47 Robert Johnson Gaude Maria
Virgo; Dum Transisset Sabbatum a 5 Cappella Nova, conductor Alan Tavener
8.00 Einar Englund Clarinet Concerto Richard Stoltzman , German SO, conductor Lukas Foss
8.25 Purcell Nymphs and Shepherds (The Libertine); Amidst the Shades and Cool Refreshing Streams, Z355; Love in Their Little Veins Inspires (Timon of Athens)
Nancy Argenta (soprano) and ensemble
8.33 Glazunov Piano Concerto No 2 in B Stephen Coombs , BBC Scottish SO, conductor Martyn Brabbins

David Huckvale compares available recordings of Wagner's Parsifal.
Michael Hall reviews new releases of Czech chamber music, including piano trios by Leopold Kozeluch and Antonin Reicha , bassoon quartets by Franz Krommer , string quartets by Dvorak from the Panocha Quartet, and works by Martlnu.
Revised repeat tomorrow 11.45pm

Krommer Quartet in B flat for Bassoon and Strings, Op 46 No 1 Eckart Hiibner (bassoon),
Johannes Luthy and Steuart Eaton (violas),
Reinhard Latzko (cello)
10.37 Leopold Kozeluch Piano Trio in G minor
Trio 1790
11.01 Martlnu Quartet for Oboe, Violin, Cello and Piano
Joel Marangella , Charmian Gadd , Alexander Ivashkin , Kathryn Selby

David Fanning has been listening to the Danacord Carl Nielsen Collection, which contains historical recordings from the Denmark Radio Archive. They include performances of the six symphonies by three conductors whose approaches are close to Nielsen's own - Thomas Jensen ,
Launy Grondahl and Erik Tuxen. Also in the collection are recordings of the concertos, chamber music, keyboard works, and the operas Maskarade and Saul and David recorded by Danish casts. To complete the picture, David Fanning assesses some 1950s Decca and EMI recordings of the symphonies and concertos, recently issued by Dutton Laboratories.
Producers Clive Portbury and Patrick Lambert Discs E-MAIL: record.review@bbc.co.uk

This week, Michael Berkeley talks to the multi-talented George Melly , one of Britain's most famous jazz entertainers, author of several bestsellers, a former film and TV critic for the Observer and strip cartoonist for the Daily Mail, and a leading expert on surrealist art. His musical passions range from works by Respighi, Walton and Stravinsky to Gilbert and Sullivan, Cole Porter , Sidney Bechet and Max Miller.
Executive producer Wendy Thompson

Conductor Simon Rattle 's name is synonymous with the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, but over the years he has worked with many other orchestras, both in this country and abroad. Michael Birkett presents an eight-part series looking at some of these collaborations.
4: Berlin Philharmonic Simon Rattle first conducted this orchestra in 1987 and scored an immediate success. Michael Birkett introduces Berg's Wozzeck Fragments and Suk's Asrael Symphony from a concert Rattle gave in 1992, and talks to players and the orchestra's intendant, Elmar Weingarten. He gets the critic's view of Rattle's relationship with the orchestra from Manuel Brug of Der Tagespiegel.
The Simon Rattle series Leaving Home is on Sundays at 9.00pm on Channel 4

Presented by Tommy Pearson. The final first-round heat of Department Score is an exciting local derby between teams from Huddersfield and York universities.

Radio 3's platform for outstanding young musicians returns for its fourth annual series. Many performers from previous years have gone on to enjoy major careers, and this new series showcases another wide-ranging crop of talent. Presented by Sandy Burnett. Prokofiev, arr Helfetz March (The Love for Three Oranges) Webem Four Pieces, Op 7 Debussy Violin Sonata
Marie Cooper, Tamar Andrusier (piano) Hlndemlth Harp Sonata
Spohr Fantasia in C minor, Op 35 Christian Topp (harp)
Roussel Divertissement for Piano and Wind Quintet, Op 6
Poulenc Sextet for Piano and Wind
Marais Ensemble
During the interval, students on this year's National Opera Studio Course talk about their experiences and their plans for the future. Producer Nigel Wilkinson
A concert given last Sunday in the National Portrait Gallery, London. For details of remaining concerts, phone (0171) [number removed]

Geoffrey Smith introduces another selection of jazz tracks. Producer Alan Hall Discs
ADDRESS: Jazz Record Requests. BBC Radio 3, Broadcasting House. London W1A 4WW Fax: (0171) [number removed]

With Ivan Hewett. This week, a feature on how the relationship between music and machines has changed over the ages.
Producer Tony Sellors
Repeated tomorrow 12.15pm

Handel could have called this opera
Sibling Rivalry when he completed it in 1738. The work is written to a largely fictional libretto with a historical background - the title role is the figure of the Persian king Xerxes I. Set in about 470BC, the action centres around the rivalry between Xerxes and his brother Arsamene for the love of Romilda and, in turn, the rivalry between Romilda and her scheming sister Atalanta for Arsamene. Amastre and Ariodate help to sort out the ensuing mess. This performance was given last February in Munich.
Munich State Opera Chorus and Orchestra, conductor Ivor Bolton

Sir John Drummond hosts a six-part series in which he meets leading architects in the field of the arts and celebrates their visions and achievements.
2: How Does It Sound?
Since the fifties, the architectural revolution in concert halls has concentrated on the science of acoustics. How does acoustics influence design? What are the essentials of the concert experience? With Sir Leslie Martin on the Royal Festival Hall, Derek Sugden on the Snape Maltings, and Nicholas Thompson on the new Bridgewater Hall in Manchester.

By John Adams.
Orchestra of St Lukes, conducted by the composer Disc

Fellow jazz musicians regard Tony Coe as one of the finest saxophonist/ clarinettists ever to grace these shores. Brian Morton introduces a specially recorded session by Tony Coe , in which he is joined by pianist John Horier and drummer Steve Arguelles
. Music on disc comes from the drummer's brother, saxophonist
Julian Arguelles , and trumpeters Hans Kennel and Steffano Maltese.
12.30 Misterloso
In the second of eight programmes about pianist and composer Thelonious Monk, Ian Carr investigates the astonishing variety of his early recordings. They range from impressionistic numbers such as Round about Midnight, to straightforward earthy swingers like Well You Need It, and compositions like Skippy that veer towards abstraction. Repeat Impressions producer Derek Drescher

With Donald Macleod.
1.00 Bach Mass in B minor, BWV232 Sibylla Rubens (soprano), Gloria Banditelli (contralto),
Christoph Pregardien (tenor), Peter Kooy (bass), Ghent Collegium Vocale, conductor Phillippe Herreweghe
3.00 Music recorded at this year's Busoni Piano Competition, held in August
4.20 Suisse Atelier Philharmonic/
Mario Venzago Ronald Moser Round for Fragmentary Orchestra Mahler Symphony No 9
6.00 Sequence