With Stephanie Hughes, including:

Vivaidi Bassoon Concerto in F, W485 - Alberto Grazzi, Engiish Concert, conductor Trevor Pinnock

6.53 Sibelius Lemminkainen's Return (Legends) - Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra, conductor Neeme Jarvi

7.03 Faure Canh 'que de Jean Raone - Corydon Singers, English Chamber Orchestra, conductor Matthew Best

7.44 Mozart Horn Quintet in E flat, K407 - David Pyatt (horn), Kenneth Sillito (violin), Robert Smissen and Stephen Tees (violas), Stephen Orton (cello)

8.05 Ravel Jeux d'Eau - Cecile Ousset (piano)

8.38 Bernstein Symphonic Dances, West Side Story - New York Philharmonic, conducted by the Composer

With Peter Hobday.

Offenbach Suite: Orpheus in the Underworld - Philharmonia, conductor Antonio de Almeida

9.18 Brahms Horn Trio in E flat, Op 40 - Aubrey Brain (horn), Adolf Busch (violin), Rudolf Serkin (piano)

9.48 Guiraut de Bornelh Reis Glorios, Verais Lums e Clartatz - Catherine Bott (soprano)

9.53 Bach Orchestral Suite No 4 in D, BWV1069 - La Petite Bande, director Sigiswald Kuijken

10.13 Tchaikovsky Voyevoda - St Petersburg Philharmonic, conductor Vladimir Ashkenazy

Cecile Ousset talks to Joan Bakewell about how she divides her time between Paris, the south of France and the rest of the world.

With Peggy Reynolds
French dancer Sylvie Guillem has been called "the prima ballerina with fire in her feet". Originally trained as a gymnast and famous for her suppleness and leg extensions, she has gained a reputation for being provocative, daring and outspoken. Guillem is now as famous for her new work as for her role in La Bayadere.

The final selection from the marriage diaries of Robert and Clara Schumann, read by actors Juliet Stevenson and James Fleet.

Clara tries out Robert's new Fantasy for Piano and Orchestra, with Mendelssohn conducting the Gewandhaus Orchestra. Two weeks later, she and Robert celebrate the birth of their first child, and soon after, Clara gives a spectacular concert with the visiting Liszt - whose skills as a womaniser, bon viveur and phenomenal pianist are soon overwhelmingly confirmed.

Today's programme features further songs from Myrthen, plus:
Piano Concerto in A minor (1st mvt) Radu Lupu, London Symphony Orchestra, conductor Andre Previn
Noye Metten, Op 21: Nos 3. 4, 6 and 7 Claudio Arrau (piano)
(Repeated next Friday 11.30pm)

Live. Presented by Rodney Slatford from Studio 7 in Manchester.
John McCabe (piano)

McCabe: Mosaic (Study No 6)
Beethoven: Six Bagatelles, Op 126
Gregson: Six Little Pieces

From 1928, when he became assistant to his mentor Carl Flesch in Berlin, Max Rostal exerted a creative influence on the European world of violin playing which tasted until his death in 1991. Stephen Plaistow celebrates his career as a recitalist and concerto player, including Schubert's Fantasy in C and Debussy's Violin Sonata (with Colin Horsley), Stravinsky's Duo Concertant (with Noel Mewton-Wood), Beethoven's Romance in F, and Bartok's Violin Concerto No 2 with the Royal Philharmonic, conductor Adrian Boult.

Repeated from yesterday 10pm

This week Tommy Pearson joins the London Symphony Orchestra to investigate the planning of a symphony concert.

To end the week. Tommy Pearson looks at the work of the chorus and chorus master.

With Humphrey Carpenter.

Music this evening includes works by Handel and Schubert, plus Rodrigo's Gustaf Concerto just before 7.00.

BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra introduced by Brian Morton in conversation with James MacMillan.
Conductor Osmo Vanska.
Kathryn Stott (piano)
McGuire The Spirit of Wallace
Britten Piano Concerto
MacMillan Vigil (first broadcast

Twist in the Tale
The world's favourite fairy tales unravelled.
5: Beauty and tne Beast
AS Byatt. Jack Zipes. Ruth Fade and Adam Phillips expose Beauty as a girL who must Learn to love a man other than her father and the Beast as a metaphor for our animal identity, in the taLe based on the Greek myth of Cupid and Psyche. With music from George Auric's soundtrack to Jean Cocteau's film.

Hamish Milne (piano)

Peter Nelson introduces an Edinburgh edition featuring a virtuoso sextet by Scots exile David Horne and from last year's Musica Italia festival, some night music and two vicious duels.
Home Concerto for Six Players
Hebrides Ensemble
Luigi Dallapiccola Primo Musica Notturna: Cinque Frammenti di Saffo Serenatas by Franco Donatoni,
Goffredo Petrassi and Luciano Berio
Michele Marasco (flute), Luisa Castellani (soprano), Orchestra della Toscana, conductor Renato Rivolta
Duel (improvisation)
Roberto Fabricciani (contrabass flute), David Bellugi (contrabass recorder)
Giorgio Battistelli Gli Orazi e i Curiazi
Ars Ludi Ensemble

With Gerard McBurney.
The Human Comedy, Op 37 (excerpts) Leningrad Chamber Orchestra/Serov
The Limpid Stream, Op 39 (excerpt) Royal Stockholm Philharmonic, conductor Gennadi Rozhdestvensky
Girlfriends, Op 41 (excerpt) Viktoria Postnikova (piano)
Five Orchestral Fragments, Op 42 City of Birmingham SO/Mark Elder
Lady Macbeth of the Mtsensk District (Love Scene) Soloists, Ambrosian Opera Chorus, London Philharmonic, conductor Mstislav Rostropovich
Pushkin Romance, Op 46 No.1 Dimitri Kharitonov (baritone), City of Birmingham SO/Mark Elder
(Repeated from last Friday)

Repeated from Saturday 6pm

With Donald Macleod.

1.00 Rossini L'Italiana in Algeri
An award-winning German radio recording on authentic instruments.
Georg Fischer (fortepiano), West German Radio Male Chorus, Capella Coloniensis/Gabrieie Ferro

3.30 Jolivet Rapsodie a 7 - Montreal Chamber Players

4.00 Borodin In the Steppes of Central Asia - Edmonton SO/Uri Mayer

4.07 Tchaikovsky Symphony No 6 in B minor (Pathetique) - Vancouver SO/Rudolf Barshai

5.00 Stravinsky Eight Instrumental Miniatures - Canadian Chamber Ensemble

5.05 Wieniawski Violin Concerto No. 2 - Piotr Plawner, Warsaw Sinfonia/Grzegorz Nowak

5.45 Faure Nocturne No 12 in E minor, Op 107 - Stephane Lemerlin (piano)

6.00 Schubert Symphony No 6 in C - Finnish RSO/Jukka-Pekka Saraste

6.30 Franck Mohn Sonata in A - Saskia Viersen, Niek van Oosterum (piano)