With Petroc Trelawny. Music includes after 6.00 Bach's Brandenburg Concerto No 5 in D, BWV1050, played by the New London Consort directed by Philip Pickett ; at 7.05 Luigi Rossi 's Un Peccator Pentito with Les Arts Florissants; and after
8.00 Shostakovich's Ballet Suite No 1.

With Stephanie Hughes.
Nicolai Overture: The Merry Wives of Windsor Columbia Symphony
Orchestra, conductor Thomas Beecham
9.09 Mendelssohn Piano Concerto
No 1 in G minor Rudolf Serkin , Columbia Symphony Orchestra, conductor Eugene Ormandy
9.30 Brahms Der Tod , Das 1st die Kuhle
Nacht, Op 96 No 1 Elisabeth Schumann , (soprano), Gerald Moore (piano)
9.34 Milhaud La Creation du Monde
Lyon SO, conductor Kent Nagano
9.52 Satle Choses Vues a Droite et a Gauche Gidon Kremer (violin), Elena Bashkirova (piano)
9.58 Brahms Horn Trio in E flat, Op 40 Aubrey Brain (horn), Adolf Busch (violin), Rudolf Serkin (piano)

Bryn Terfel
Bryn Terfel won the lieder prize in the 1989 Cardiff Singer of the World competition, yet the start of his career was measured. Joan Bakewell talks to him about his Mozart roles.

Five Great Festivals
With Peggy Reynolds.
2: Midsummer. A time of magic and ritual. Music includes excerpts from: Mendelssohn A Midsummer Night's Dream LSO, conductor Andre Previn
Tippett The Midsummer Marriage Soloists, Chorus and Orchestra of the Royal Opera House Covent Garden, conductor Colin Davis
Britten A Midsummer Night's Dream Soloists, LSO, conducted by the Composer
Wagner Die Meistersinger Soloists, Chorus and Orchestra of Deutsche
Oper, Berlin, conductor Eugen Jochum

2: Bernstein and the Dance
Edward Seckerson presents music from some of Bernstein's ballet scores.
Three Dance Episodes (On the Town) New York Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by the Composer Facsimile Rolf Hind (piano),
BBC National Orchestra of Wales, conductor Eric Stern
Dybbuk: Suite No 2
New York Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by the Composer See also tonight 7.30pm

Chester Summer Music Festival Mark Rowlinson presents a recital given by the pianist Peter Donohoe at last month's Chester Festival.
Mozart Sonata in A, K331 Nicholas Maw Persona IV
Beethoven Sonata in C, Op 53 (Waldstein)

Another chance to hear last Friday's Prom concert.
Heinrich Schiff (cello),
BBC Symphony Orchestra, conductor Jiri Belohlavek
Brahms Tragic Overture
Friedrich Cerha Cello Concerto (first UK performance)
Brahms Symphony No 4 in E minor

A Voice in the Night: the Musical Exodus from Central Europe
By 1930, composers of almost every field of music had made Berlin the musical centre of Europe. Particularly lively were the fields of light entertainment and cabaret, with music by composers such as Wilhelm Grosz , Mischa Spoliansky , Allan Gray , Nicholas Brodsky and Hans May. This golden age ended with the advent of the Nazis when many of the composers moved to London and worked in the British film and light music industries. Thomas Gayda explores this neglected repertoire. Producer Anthony Sellors

With Humphrey Carpenter. Music includes Falla's Harpsichord
Concerto played by John Constable and the London Sinfonietta conducted by Simon Rattle , and Scarlatti's
Sinfonia in G for Oboe and Strings.

Bernstein's Wonderful Town epitomises the best of Broadway musicals in its witty story of two sisters from Ohio who come to New York in search of fame and fortune. Before the interval, works by Ives and Nancarrow demonstrate the pioneering spirit of the American genius. Thomas Hampson (baritone),
Birmingham Contemporary Music Group, conductor Thomas Adès
Ives Over the Pavements; Set for
Small Orchestra No 1; General William Booth Enters into Heaven; Sunrise
Nancarrow Study for Orchestra (first performance)
8.20 Wonderful Town - NYC 1953
Russell Davies presents a snapshot of life in New York City in 1953.
8.40 Bernstein Wonderful Town
London Voices, Birmingham Contemporary Music Group, conductor Simon Rattle

Radio Poems
2: Michael Hofmann : Tea for My Father A sequence of poems written on the death of the poet's father, the novelist Gert Hofmann. Repeat

Pianists Murray McLachlan and Ronald Brautigam play pieces by Alexander Mackenzie , inspired by the landscape of his native Scotland.

Alan Massie introduces a centenary re-evaluation of Scottish novelist Eric Linklater
. Repeat

Ellington at 100
Alyn Shipton introduces the first part of a three-part concert from the Barbican in London given by the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis. The band plays music from all periods of Ellington's output, and Alyn Shipton talks to Ron Gibson , head of the jazz programme at Lincoln Center.