With Penny Gore.
Gounod Symphony No 2 in E flat Toulouse Capitole Orchestra, conductor Michel Plasson
7.05 Debussy, orch Koechlin Khamma
Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra, conductor Riccardo Chailly
7.32 Charpentier Magnificat
Ghent Madrigal Choir and Cantabile, Musica Polyphonica , director Louis Devos
7.45 Building a Library - Best of the Bunch:
Rodney Milnes 's chosen recording of Humperdinck's Hansel and Gretel
8.05 Falla, arr Berio Sieta
Canciones Populaires Espanolas Victoria de los Angeles (soprano), Orquestra de Cambra Teatre Lliure, conductor Josep Pons
8.22 Schubert Violin Sonata No 3 in G minor, Op 137
Fabio Biondi , Olga Tverskaya (piano)

With Catnona Young.
Musorgsky, arr Rimsky-Korsakov Scherzo in B flat
Russian State Symphony Orchestra, conductor Yevgeni Svetlanov
9.04 Musorgsky, arr Tchernov St John 's Night on the Bare Mountain Boris Berezovsky (piano)
9.15 Tchaikovsky, compl
Bogatyryov Symphony No 7 in E flat London Philharmonic, conductor Neeme Jarvi
Discs

With John Toal.
Mozart Symphony No 32 in G, K318 Scottish Chamber Orchestra, conductor Jukka-Pekka Saraste
10.09 Artist of the Week:
Michala Petri (treble recorder)
Gordon Jacob Suite for Recorder and String Orchestra
Academy of St Martin in the Fields, director Kenneth Sillito
10.28 Michael Berkeley Music for Chaucer
Philip Jones Brass Ensemble
10.44 Bliss Conversations
Nash Ensemble 10.58 Eric Coates Oxford Street
(London Again)
Czechoslovak Radio Symphony
Orchestra, conductor Adrian Leaper
11.02 Bridge The Hourglass Kathryn Stott (piano)
11.14 Martinu Serenade for
Chamber Orchestra
Prague Chamber Orchestra, conductor Oldrich Vlcek
11.26 Dyson To Music
Royal College of Music Chamber Choir, conductor David Willcocks
11.32 Roussel Symphony No 3 in G minor
Detroit Symphony Orchestra, conductor Neeme Jarvi

With David Fallows.
Orfeo (Act 5)
New London Consort, director Philip Pickett
Missa de Cappella on Gombert's "In IIIo Tempore" the Sixteen, director Harry Christophers Repeated next Friday 12.15am

A concert of music for two pianos given on New Year's Day and introduced by Nicola Heywood Thomas. Martin Jones , Richard McMahon , Anthony Goistone and Caroline Clemmow (pianos)
Moscheles Les Contrastes
Lloyd Aubade
Smetana Jugend-Rondo in C Weber , arr Corder Invitation to the Dance
Wilberg Fantasy on Themes from Bizet's "Carmen"
Sousa, arr Wilberg Stars and Stripes Forever

Repeated from yesterday 10.00pm

Time Regained
The Borodin Quartet is more than 50 years old, although it was 10 years before it took the name under which it made its reputation. The BBC has preserved many of the performances the quartet has given in this country. Gordon Stewart introduces a programme including Borodin's first string quartet, Prokofiev's second, and the second string quartet by Shostakovich, with whom the quartet worked closely until his death. Repeat

With the help of Colin Larkin , Tommy Pearson sets out on a mission to find the first pop song. Repeat

With Andrew Green , including Schubert Lachen und Weinen
Barbara Hendricks (soprano), Radu Lupu (piano)
6.03 Berwaid Overture:
Estrella de Soria
Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra, conductor Roy Goodman
6.35 Vaughan Williams On Wenlock Edge
Ian Partridge (tenor),
Music Group of London Producer Ray Abbott

The orchestra and the Czech-born conductor Libor Pesek team up in Symphony Hall, Birmingham, to play three famous works by Dvorak. His concert overture Othello is a passionate portrayal of love, envy and death; the Cello Concerto is his last great symphonic work, written while he was a homesick expatriate working in the USA; and the seventh symphony is arguably the greatest of his symphonies.
Conductor Libor Pesek , Truls Mork (cello)
Dvorak Overture: Othello; Cello
Concerto in B minor; Symphony No 7 in D minor

Geoffrey Hosking , professor of Russian history at the School of Slavonic and East European Studies, meets five British people who have travelled often and widely in Russia since the collapse of the Soviet Union. 5: Sir Rodric Braithwaite , British ambassador to Russia during the transition, reflects on politics within the former Soviet Union and the differences between East and West.

Including a selection of songs and Prokofiev's Piano Sonata No 1 played by Yitkin Seow.

Sarah Walker introduces the first of a new season of concerts from the Institute of Contemporary Arts in London and talks to some of those taking part.

Frank Zappa - Peaches en Regalia
Steve Reich - Nagoya Marimbas
Brian Elias - Solo from "The Judas Tree"
Raul Tudon - Toledo Play of Shadows
Simon Limbrick - Highway No 1 (first performance)
Henze - Scenes from the Snow Country
Peter McGarr - Hillclouds, Rainwindows and Vanishing Orchestras
Javier Alvarez - New Work (first performance)
Trad, arr Richard Murphy - Musical Wine
Performed by an ensemble of steel pans and marimba led by Simon Limbrick with Rachel Hayward, Chris Brannick, Richard Murphy, Miranda Grell and Morette John.

11.25 Grains of Voices
The first British broadcast of Ake Parmerud's Grains of Voices, a radiophonic journey through "voices that sing, voices that speak, voices praying, reciting, screaming and laughing."

Humphrey Burton introduces excerpts from West Side Story. Repeated from last Friday

With David Cornet.
1.00 A selection of choral music performed by the Jauna Muzika
Vilnius Municipal Chamber Choir, conductor Vaclovas Augustinas , the Sveshnikov Moscow State University Chorus, conductor Viktor Popov , Grex Vocalis , conductor Carl Hogset , Via Nova Choir Munich, conductor
Kurt Suttner , and the Stockholm Vocalise Ensemble, conductor Bo Johansson
3.00 Berg Suite: Lulu (excerpts) Rotterdam PO/Simon Rattle
3.30 Violin and piano music by Brahms, Franck and Beethoven performed by Gottfried Schneider
(violin) and Suzanne Bradbury (piano)
4.40 Ricardo Lopes (oboe), Manuel Lopes Fernandez (clarinet), Carolino Carreira (bassoon), Paulo Guerreiro (trumpet), Portuguese SO/Frank
Nissin Haydn Symphony No 83 in G minor (Hen) Mozart Sinfonia
Concertante in E flat Schubert Symphony No 5 in B flat
6.00 Sequence