With Penny Gore, including Strauss Till Eulenspiegel
Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra, conductor Kurt Masur
7.05 Musorgsky St John 's Night on the Bare Mountain
Cleveland Orchestra, conductor Christoph von Dohnanyi
7.32 Tartinl Violin Sonata in G minor
(Devil's Trill) Locatelli Trio
8.05 Rossini Overture: The Italian
Girl in Algiers Hanover Band, director Roy Goodman
8.17 Schubert Impromptu No 2 in E flat, D946 Alfred Brendel (piano)
8.47 Britten Choral Dances from
"Gloriana" Martyn Hill (tenor),
Thelma Owen (harp), Holst Singers, conductor Hilary Davan Wetton Editor Andrew Lyle

Catriona Young features Debussy's orchestral works this week.
Debussy, orch Biisser Printemps
Montreal SO, conductor Charles Dutoit
9.18 Giovanni Gabrieli Sonata
Pian e Forte Taverner Players, conductor Andrew Parrott
9.25 Dvorak Terzetto in C
Members of the Chilingirian Quartet
9.43 Kodaly Dances of Galanta St Paul Chamber Orchestra, conductor Hugh Wolff
Producer Arthur Johnson Discs

With Chris de Souza.

Scriabin Prelude in B, Op 16 No 1 Noemy Belinkaya (piano)

10.03 Proms Artist of the Week: Maxim Vengerov (violin)
Saint-Saens Introduction and Rondo Capriccioso - Israel PO, conductor Zubin Mehta

10.30 Mozart Violin Sonata in A, K305 - Maxim Vengerov, Itamar Golan (piano)

10.44 Poulenc Le Bestiaire - Stephen Roberts (baritone), Nash Ensemble

10.50 Mozart Piano Sonata in A minor, K310 - Mihaela Ursuleasa

11.25 Sibelius Violin Concerto - Maxim Vengerov, Chicago Symphony Orchestra, conductor Daniel Barenboim

(1813-1901)
In each programme this week,
Humphrey Burton takes a different opera by Verdi and looks at it from the point of view of a different practitioner from the opera world. Today he talks to writer, actor and libretto translator
John Wells about Verdi's early opera Giovanna d'Arco and introduces excerpts from it starring Montserrat Caballe and Placido Domingo. Producer Adam Gatehouse
Repeated next Monday 11.30pm

From the Victoria and Albert
Museum, London. Joan
Rodgers (soprano) and Roger Vignoles (piano) celebrate the beguiling art of song from the delicate and dramatic lieder of Schubert and Liszt to the witty French folk songs of Britten. Introduced by Susan Sharpe.
Schubert An Silvia; An den Mond;
Die Abgebluhte Lindes ; Die Manner Sind Mechant; Nacht und Traume;
Gretchen am Spinnrade
Liszt Die Loreley; Es Muss ein Wunderbares Sein ; S'll Est un
Charmant Gazon; Oh, Quand Je Dors Britten Le Roi S'en Va-T'en Chasse;
II Est Quelqu'un sur Terre; La Belle Est au Jardin d'Amour; Fileuse;
Quand J'Etais chez Mon Pere Producer Edward Blakeman

Britten Phantasy Quartet
Douglas Boyd (oboe), Members of the Endellion Quartet Discs See also 4.30pm

Junior Prom: Wet Wet Wet!
From the Royal Albert Hall , London. Water rules our lives: we drink it, we wash in it, we sail on it. Tony Robinson explores the world of water in music with a programme full of surprises. New London Children's Choir, BBC Concert Orchestra, conductor Ronald Corp

Radio 3 gives new reporter Cuthbert Cornelius his first assignment.
Cornelius reckons he has got his finger on the pulse, but does he have a head for water? In his chance to make a big splash, will he sink or swim?

Songs and piano music by Britten's teacher and mentor.

From the Lake District
Tommy Pearson begins a week from the Lake District in Cumbria. He remembers one of the area's most famous sons, poet William Wordsworth , and looks at how some of the ideas of Romanticism were taken up in music. Repeat WEB ADDRESS: http://www.bbc.co.uk/music_machine/

With Andrew Green , including Billy Mayerl Marigold Susan Tomes (piano)
5.45 Brahms Hungarian Dances Nos 3 and 10 LSO, conductor Neeme Jarvi
6.15 Ravel Sheherazade
Janet Baker (mezzo), Philharmonia, conductor John Barbirolli
6.50 Boyce Trio Sonata No 5 in D Parley of Instruments, director Peter Holman
Producer Ray Abbott

Two massive works of this century make a uniquely powerful combination. Stravinsky constructs a monumental sound-sculpture in his retelling of an ancient Greek myth, and Bartok exploits all the virtuosic potential of the orchestra in one of his most famous works.
Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra, conductor Neeme Jarvi
Stravinsky Oedipus Rex
Orphei Drangar

In October 1940, Bartok left his native Hungary for the United States. That was the last time he saw his homeland: he died in New York five years later. In 1988, his remains were returned for an emotional reburial, and the journey was recorded in a diary by the composer's son. Reader David Suchet.

A further five-part series in which Andrew Green remembers London concert halls of the past.
1: The Rotunda at Ranelagh Gardens "So fashionable," said
Horace Walpole , "that you can't set your foot without treading on a Prince or Duke of Cumberland."
Producer Fiona Shelmerdine

In the second of two programmes celebrating the music of the great 14th-century Florentine composer and poet Francesco Landini , who died 600 years ago, Red Byrd perform a selection of his ballatas and madrigals.
SOUNDING THE CENTURY

The seventh of 11 programmes inviting musicians to introduce their favourite pieces. Peter Nelson is joined by Professor Wilfrid Mellers to consider the 1960s and electronic music's journey into mainstream cultural life. With music by Alvin Lucier , Frank Zappa , John Lennon and Steve Reich.
Producer David McGuinness

With Misha Donat.
Liebe; Wehmut; Der Gondelfahrer; Four Polonaises, D599; Ruhe,
Schonstes Gluck der Erde' Variations on an Original Theme in A flat, D813 Repeated from last Monday

Celebrating 80 years of the RCA Victor jazz catalogue,
Digby Fairweather revisits its classic years. Producer Terry Carter

With David Cornet.
1.00 Great Pianists The eleventh of 12 programmes of piano-roll recordings. Tonight a selection of pieces performed by Emil von Sauer , Arthur de Greef ,
Arthur Friedheim and Alexander Siloti
1.50 French NO/Riccardo
Muti Faure Incidental music: Pelleas et
M&isande Schubert Symphony No 8 in B minor (Unfinished) Musorgsky, orch Ravel Pictures at an Exhibition
3.15 Northern Encounters The first of several concerts this week from a Toronto festival of music from
Scandinavia and Canada. The combined choirs of Danish National
Radio and Swedish Radio and the Elmer Iseler Singers from Toronto perform with their respective conductors. Brahms Fest- und
Gedenkspruche Veljo Tormls St John's Song Gorecki Miserere
4.05 Tema Quartet Halffter String Quartet Agusti Coma I Alabert
Cuatro Melosias Sefardies Conrado del Campo String Quartet No 5 (Caprichos Romanticos)
5.00 Sequence