With Stephanie Hughes, including:

Charpentier Te Deum - Annick Massis (soprano), Magdalena Kozena (contralto), Eric Huchet (countertenor), Patrick Henckens (tenor), Russell Smythe (baritone), Jean-Louis Bindi (bass), Chorus and Orchestra of Les Musiciens du Louvre, director Marc Minkowski

6.50 Ravel Tzigane - Isaac Stern (violin), Philadelphia Orchestra, conductor Eugene Ormandy

7.03 Bellini La Sonnambula (Finale) - Joan Sutherland (soprano), NPO, conductor Richard Bonynge

7.55 Prokofiev Toccata, Op 11 - Nikolai Demidenko (piano)

8.05 Bach Lobet den Herrn, BWV230 - Stockholm Bach Choir, Vienna Concentus Musicus, conductor Nikolaus Harnoncourt

8.45 Liszt Hungarian Fantasy - Barry Douglas (piano), LSO, conductor Jun'ichi Hirokami

With Penny Gore.
Berlioz Roman Carnival Overture
Montreal Symphony Orchestra, conductor Charles Dutoit
9.09 Mozart Symphony No 17 in G, K129 Academy of Ancient Music, director Jaap Schroder
9.27 Faure Requiem Suzanne Danco (soprano), Gerard Souzay (baritone), Tour de Peilz Choral Union,
Suisse Romande Orchestra, conductor Ernest Ansermet
10.07 Stravinsky Song of the Nightingale Montreal SO, conductor Charles Dutoit

lleana Cotrubas
Soprano Ileana Cotrubas talks to Joan Bakewell about her career on the concert platform and her commitment to singing lieder and oratorios, including Wolf's Italian Songbook and Brahms's German Requiem.

Great Victorians
The great playwright George Bernard Shaw had a second career as Como di Bassetto, one of the most outspoken music critics of his day. His reviews were brilliant and included biting comments on contemporary art and society. He disliked the music of Brahms but was enthusiastic about Mozart and, especially, Wagner. But he took a poor performance as a personal insult and made many enemies.

With Bill Lloyd.
4: Columbia and the Eastman School of Music. A look at MacDowell's and Hanson's other careers in American musical education.
Peter Dickinson Blue Rose
Variations The Composer (piano)
MacDowell Forest Spirits (Suite No 1) Eastman-Rochester Orchestra, conductor Howard Hanson
MacDowell With Sweet Lavender; From a Log Cabin (New England
Idylls, Op 62) James Barbagallo (piano)
Hanson Serenade for Flute, Harp and Strings Seattle Symphony Orchestra, conductor Gerard Schwarz
MacDowell Concert Study, Op 36 Alan Feinberg (piano)
MacDowell Witches' Dance, Op 17 No 2 Leopold Godowsky (piano)
MacDowell Wild Chase; March Wind
(Virtuoso Etudes, Op 46) Charles Fierro (piano)
Hanson Symphony No 4
Jena PO, conductor David Montgomery Repeated next Thursday 11.30pm

Concluding the series in which
Rodney Milnes looks at same-sex relationships in opera.
Breaking Cover. After the Oscar Wilde scandal, homosexuality became something definable, something that could be categorised - though some would say it was often categorised in narrow, physical terms rather than being understood in a wider emotional context. Either way, in the 20th century homosexual feeling became a subject to be treated openly, even in opera - sometimes seriously, sometimes in terms of camp stereotypes. Featuring music by Strauss, Britten, Janacek and Walton.

BBC Philharmonic
Conductors Edward Downes and Daniel Harding , Raphael Oleg (violin) Rossini Overture: William Tell
Beethoven Violin Concerto in D
Schubert Symphony No 9 in C (Great)

Repeated from yesterday 10pm

Culture on a Budget
Jackson's Lane Community Centre in Highgate, London, has a diverse programme of events and is run largely by volunteers who keep those with limited incomes very much in mind. Tommy Pearson and Verity Sharp pay a visit.

Sean Rafferty 's guests include chef Jocelyn Dimbleby , who explores the links between food and music. And
Grupo Folia bring the sounds of Brazil into the studio. Music includes works by Mozart and Prokofiev, and, leading up to 7.00,
Vaughan Williams 's Serenade to Music.

James Naughtie introduces the fourth of the six finalists in Masterprize, the international composers' competition. Carl Vine Descent
London Symphony Orchestra, conductor Daniel Harding
Next programme Tuesday 7.15pm For voting details see Tuesday

From the Barbican Hall,
London.
The first of two concerts in which
Pierre Boulez conducts the LSO in programmes including major works by Elliott Carter.
Maxim Vengerov (violin),
London Symphony Orchestra, conductor Pierre Boulez
Ravel Valses Nobles et Sentimentales
Elliott Carter Three Occasions
8.10 Boulez on Carter
Pierre Boulez talks to Stephen Plaistow.
8.30 Stravinsky Violin Concerto Prokofiev Scythian Suite
The second concert is broadcast on Monday 23 March
* See Music: page 48

Shared Visions
With Brian Morton. Painter Jackson
Pollock was not aware of being an "abstract expressionist", a category invented by critic Clement Greenberg. Some would say, though, that
Greenberg actually tried to influence Pollock's work. In this fourth programme, Pollock biographer Deborah Solomon and art critic
Richard Cork conduct a close examination of this collaboration.

Chris de Souza introduces the second of four concerts recorded last month at the Royal Academy of Music in London, in which Bach's
Musical Offering is put in context. This week, the Palladian Ensemble are joined by harpsichordist
Laurence Cummings in music reflecting Bach's skill as a contrapuntal gamester.
With canons from The Musical Offering and from the Goldberg Variations.

Aubrey Beardsley 's life was short but intense, and 100 years after his death at 25, his erotic drawings and mythic role in the "naughty nineties" continue to fascinate.
Humphrey Carpenter discusses his career as Beardsley's fans celebrate the centenary. And what are the implications of globalisation?
Humphrey Carpenter talks to
John Gray , one of Britain's leading thinkers. Producer Matthew Dodd

With William MivaL
Sonata for Four Homs; Piano Concerto Repeated from last Thursday

Digby Fairweather talks to Stan Tracey about his distinguished career.

With Donald Macleod.
1.00 Bergen PO Haydn Symphony No 104 in D (London) Conductor Janos
Furst Berlioz Symphonie Fantastique Conductor Rafael Fruhbeck de Burgos
2.30 Etienne Moulinie Airs with Lute
Tablature (Book 1, excerpts) Suzie le Blanc (soprano), Stephen Stubbs (lute)
3.00 Schools
3.00 Music Workshop 3.20 Let's Move!
3.40 Words Alive! 3.55 First Steps in Drama 4.10 Listen and Write 4.30
Alphabet Time 4.40 Modern Studies
5.00 Rameau L 'Entretien des Muses
(Pieces de Clavecin)
Scott Ross (harpsichord)
5.05 Rameau, arr Humik Le Rappel des Oiseaux; Tambourin;
L 'Enharmonique; La Triomphante (Pieces de Clavecin) Prague Academia Wind Quintet
5.30 Berlioz Nuits d'Ete
Linda Maguire (mezzo), CBC
Vancouver Orchestra/Mario Bernardi