With Andrew McGregor.

Rossini Overture: La Cambiale di Matrimonio

6.09 Rachmaninov Symphony No 2 in E minor

7.05 Albinoni Concerto No 11 in C for Two Oboes

7.32 Bach Overture in D, BWV1068

8.05 Ravel Alborada del Gracioso

8.24 Dvorak Piano Quintet in A, Op 81

With Catriona Young.

Thomas Overture: Mignon - Boston SO, conductor Seiji Ozawa

9.09 Debussy La Fille aux Cheveux de Lin; La Serenade Interrompue: La Cathedrale Engloutie (Preludes, Bk 1 Nos 8-10) - Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli (piano)

9.22 C.P.E. Bach Symphony in E flat, Wq183 No 2 - Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment, conductor Gustav Leonhardt

9.32 Rameau Suite: Dardanus - Orchestra of the 18th Century, conductor Frans Bruggen

(Discs)

With Mary Miller.

Clive Wilkinson: St Peter's Groove - Naked Gadon Gamelan Ensemble

10.17 Artist of the Week: Reinhard Goebel (violin/director)
Bach - Goldberg Canons, BWV1087 - Musica Antiqua Koln

10.25 Faure: Requiem - Catherine Bott (soprano), Gilles Cachemaille (baritone), Monteverdi Choir, Salisbury Cathedral Boy Choristers, Orchestre Revolutionnaire et Romantique, conductor John Eliot Gardiner

11.02 Haydn: Sonata in G minor, H XVI 44 -Colin Tilney (clavichord)

11.15 Per Norgard: For a Change (3rd mvt) - Gert Mortensen (percussion), Danish National RSO, conductor Jan Latham-Koenig

11.23 16th-century Anon: Ay Luna que Reluzes - La Capella Reial de Catalunya, director Jordi Savall

11.29 Bach: Contrapunctus XI (The Art of Fugue) - Musica Antiqua Koln

11.34 Tchaikovsky: The Tempest - BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, conductor Martyn Brabbins

Part fell into a creative silence of several years following the banning of Credo within the Soviet Union. Then, in 1976, he produced a tiny piano piece based on his newly discovered principles of tintinnabulation. Twenty years later, he came to the BBC to record it for this programme.

Part Tabula Rasa (excerpt) - Gidon Kremer and Tatjana Grindenko (violins), Alfred Schnittke (prepared piano), Lithuanian CO, conductor Saulius Sondeckis

Symphony No 3 (excerpt) - London Philharmonic Orchestra, conductor Franz Weiser-Most

For Atina - the composer (piano)

Hildegard of Bingen O Quam Mirabilis - Augsberg Early Music Ensemble

Part Passtb (John 18, vv 28-40) - Hilliard Ensemble, director Paul Hillier

Hildegard of Bingen O Aeterne Deus - Augsberg Early Music Ensemble

Kyrie - Oxford Camerata, director Jeremy Summerly

Part Credo - Philharmonia Chorus and Orchestra, conductor Neeme Jarvi

(Repeated next Wednesday 11.30pm)

Live. From the Wigmore Hall, London.
Vienna Brahms Trio

Haydn Piano Trio in D, H XV 24

Beethoven Piano Trio Movement in B flat, WoO 39

Brahms Piano Trio in C, Op 87

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With Susan Sharpe.

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Fitkin Hooh

Lalo Symphonie Espagnole

Saint-Saens Septet in F flat, Op 65

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From Hereford Cathedral.

Introit: O for a Closer Walk with God (Stanford)
Responses (Wesley, arr Hunt)
Psalms 147-150 (Stanford, Stanford, Barnby. Stanford)
First Lesson: Ecclesiasticus 2
Office Hymn: Creator of the Earth and Sky (Deus Creator)
Canticles: Wesley in E
Second Lesson: Revelation 2, vv 12-end
Anthem: For Lo I Raise Up (Stanford) Hymn: There's a Wideness in God's Mercy (Corvedale)
Organ Voluntary: Toccata in D flat (Jongen)
Organist and master of the choristers Roy Massey.
Assistant organist Huw Williams.

(Repeated tomorrow 1.00am)

When FM Einheit played percussion with the German band Einsturzenden Neubauten, he was happy to tap on anything from raw meat to pneumatic drills, and even singer Blixa. Thomas Hardy saw processions of villagers making "rough music" out of pots and pans when something was wrong.... humans are natural noiseniks.

Presenter Jeremy Nicholas talks to American conductor Leonard Slatkin about his forthcoming series of Elgar concerts with the Philharmonia.

Including:

Handel: Dope Notte (Ariodante)

5.45 Bach: Prelude and Fugue in C minor ("Well-tempered Clavier", Bk 2)

6.03 Lekeu: Violin Sonata in G

Fourteen programmes exploring the symphonic legacy of Anton Bruckner a century after his death.

Stephen Johnson recalls the circumstances surrounding the premiere of the second version of Bruckner's Third Symphony in December 1877 and introduces a recording of the symphony by the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra and conductor Yoav Talmi, together with an alternative version of the slow movement dating from 1876.

Dr Robert Wisnovsky and Dr John Cooper examine the important contribution to philosophy made by the 11th-century doctor, naturalist and thinker.

(harpsichord)

Scarlatti: Sonata in C, Kk513

Francois Couperin: Prelude in G minor: Ordre No 7 in G

CPE Bach: Sonata in B flat, Wq165 No 20

(Repeat)

Environmental matters are not a new concern. Iain Burnside sets out to prove that songwriters down the centuries had been carrying the ecological candle long before anyone had thought about ozone layers or acid rain.
(Repeated next Monday 3.45pm)

At the Royal Festival Hall, American poet Rita Dove delivers her lecture Sonnets to Sound Bytes: the Poet and the Public. Michele Roberts responds to this, and to Karel Reisz's production of Happy Days, by Samuel Beckett. With Rosaleen Linehan.

Mohn Sonata in F sharp minor, Op 24 (Allegretto)

Humoresque, Op 20 No 5; Silhouette, Op 55 No 3

Hymnus der Liebe

Variations and Fugue on a Theme of Bach, Op 8:t

(Repeated from last Wednesday)

Much of early jazz was influenced by ragtime, whose greatest exponent - Scott Joplin - is the subject of a new biography. Keith Nichols discusses the book with Digby Fairweather.

With Donald Macleod.

1.00 Hungarian Radio and TV SO/Tamas Vasary

Mozart Overture: Don Giovanni

Schubert Symphony No 6 in C

Mendelssohn Symphony No 3 in A minor (Scottish)

3.00 Schools
3.00 Time and Tune
3.20 Together
3.40 Dance Workshop
4.00 History 9-11
4.20 Scottish Resources 10-12
4.40 Talking Points
5.00 Sequence