With Penny Gore . Music in this morning's programme includes:
Purcell Funeral Sentences: Man that is
Bom of Woman; In the Midst of Life; Thou Knowest, Lord, the Secrets of Our Hearts
The Sixteen, Orchestra of the Sixteen, director Harry Christophers
6.25 Haydn String Quartet in B minor, Op 33 No 1 Lindsay Quartet
7.00 Another chance to hear a Debussy Etude as recommended on Building a Library.
7.40 Takemitsu To the Edge of Dream
Julian Bream (guitar), City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra/Simon Rattle
8.20 Stanford Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis in C, Op 115Choir of King's
College, Cambridge, James Vivian (organ)
8.45 Grieg Concert Overture: In Autumn, Op 11 Oslo Philharmonic Orch/Mariss Jansons

With Donald Macleod. In his final years Hummel wrote a series of piano studies and a piano method which encapsulated his experience and skill as a pianist and teacher- his pupils include some of the great names of the early 19th century - but not Liszt, since Hummel demanded too high a fee. When he died, Hummel's estate was valued at an enormous L20,000 - a measure of his phenomenal success. Piano Quintet, Op 87William Howard, Schubert Ensemble of London
Piano Concerto No 5 in A flat, Op 113
Ulster Orchestra/Howard Shelley (piano)

Andrew Motion talks about a new poem, In Memory of Louise Oliphant.

With Stephanie Hughes.
Glinka Jota Aragonesa (Spanish Overture No 1) Suisse Romande Orchestra, conductor Ernest Ansermet
10.16 Vivaldi Concerto a Quattro, Op 12 No 3 Purcell Quartet
10.23 Mahler Adagietto (Symphony No 5) New Philharmonia Orch/John Barbirolli
10.31 Vivaldi Laudate Pueri, R V601
Catherine Bott (soprano), Purcell Quartet
10.57 Britten String Quartet No 3 Lindsay Quartet

To end this week of concerts from this year's Lucerne International Festival,
Graeme Kay presents a Nordic programme from the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Neeme Jarvi , with the violinist Nikolaj Znaider.
Grieg Peer Gynt (excerpts) Nielsen Violin Concerto
Sibelius Lemminkainen Suite, Op 22

Paul Allen introduces a recital given at the Royal Northern College of Music earlier this year. Petersen Quartet
Mendelssohn String Quartet in E minor, Op44No2 2
Shostakovich String Quartet No 4 Op 83 (R)

Vaughan Williams Overture: The Wasps Conductor Yan Pascal Tortelier
Brahms Concerto in A minor for violin and cello Pinchas Zukerman (violin), Ralph Kirshbaum (cello)/Yan Pascal Tortelier
Vaughan Williams Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis Conductor Yan Pascal Tortelier Hoist Suite: The Planets City of Birmingham Youth Choir/Yan Pascal Tortelier

Purcell Singers. Robert Hollingworth looks at the different ways in which Purcell's vocal music has been interpreted over the last 450 years, with recordings by Alfred Deller, James Bowman, Rogers Covey-Crump, Charles Daniels, Emma Kirkby and Others. Producer Anthony Sellors

5.00-12.00 BARCELONA NIGHTS
BBC Radio 3 launches a four-day weekend of live concerts, opera, features and snapshots from the Catalan capital, sampling as much of the life there as it is possible to capture in four Barcelona Nights. Not only is the city designated as European City of Culture for the millennium, it has just opened two important new arts venues, the Auditori concert halls and the Liceu opera house - reconstructed after the devastating fire of 1994.

Sean Rafferty Iights the touch paper on the weekend's events with a special edition featuring a bright mix of music and interviews from some of Barcelona's most important voices, including Montserrat Caballe, Victoria de los Angeles and Jose Carreras. Music includes Ravel's Rapsodie Espagnole played by the Suisse Romade Orchestra, conductor Ernest Ansermet, and performances by Pablo Casals, Alicia de Larrocha and the early music group Hesperion XX, directed by Jordi Savall .

Stephanie Hughes introduces a concert of Catalan music from the Renaissance to the Baroque arranged for Radio 3 by Jordi Savall and performed by La Capella Reial de Catalunya in the magnificent setting of Barcelona's 15th-century cathedral.
Part 1: From the Conquest of Naples to the Death of Philip II. Instrumental and vocal pieces from the Montecassino Songbook (1450-99), songs and fantasias from
Valencia and Barcelona (1500-50) and Catalan madrigals and dances from the late 16th century.
8.15 Twenty Minutes: Adventure and Acquisition During the interval, Stephanie Hughestakes a tour of the cathedral and talks to music historians Tess Knighton and Juan Jose Carreras about the sometimes turbulent background to the works in tonight's programme.
8.35 Part 2: From Philip /// to the Reapers' Revolution and the War of Succession
Songs of heroes and the music of battle as well as spiritual works reflecting the long period of strife and austerity which bedevilled Catalan life in the 17th century.

How did a drab city, once described as "the colour of a dog running away", become the peacock of postmodern designer-led chic? Paul Allen and guests investigate the roots of Barcelona's cultural, artistic and architectural rebirth, taking in not only the more familiar figures of Gaudi and Miro but also those local heroes unknown abroad.

Verity Sharp reports on the new music scene in Barcelona, talks to local composers, previews new multimedia show Sonic Damage by Orquestra del Caos and introduces highlights from a recent performance of new Spanish music by the ensemble Barcelona 216.
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With Jonathan Swain.
12.05am Clara Schumann Piano Trio in G minor, Op 17
12.35 Kodaly Summer Evening
12.55 Bartok Three Folk Songs from the Csik District
1.00 Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto No 1 in B flat minor
Ravel, orch Musorgsky Pictures at an Exhibition
2.15 Kuhlau Sonatina in C, Op 59 No 3
2.30 Mozart flute Concerto in D, K314
2.50 Sweelinck Three pieces for lute
3.00 Laszlo Lajtha Quattre Hommages
3.25 Willem Pijper Piano Concerto
3.40 Kaspar Forster Viri Israelite (Dialogus de Judith et Holoferne)
3.55 Bruckner Symphony No 2 in C minor
5.00 Stadlmayr Ave Maris Stella
5.05 Bach Magnificat in D, BWV243
5.30 Leo Weiner Serenade in F minor
5.55 Marcel Poot A Cheerful Overture