With Penny Gore.

Hildegard of Bingen O Ignis Spiritus Paracliti

6.45 Mendelssohn Serenade and Allegro Giocoso

7.05 Schubert's Piano Sonata in B flat, D960, as recommended in CD Review's Building a Library.

7.30 Saint-Saens Violin Concerto No 1 in A

8.00 Strauss Divertimento after Couperin

8.30 Offenbach Overture: Orpheus in the Underworld

With Donald Macleod.

Bolero - London Symphony Orchestra, conductor Claudio Abbado

Piano Concerto in G (1st mvt) - Louis Lortie, London Symphony Orchestra, conductor Rafael Fruhbeck de Burgos

Nahandove (Chansons Madecasses) - Jessye Norman (soprano), Michel Debost (flute), Renaud Fontanerosa (cello), Dalton Baldwin (piano)

Piano Concerto for the left hand - Jean-Yves Thibaudet, Montreal Symphony Orchestra, conductor Charles Dutoit

The novelist Jeanette Winterson talks about the progress of her new book.

With Peter Hobday.

Schubert Symphony No 5 in B flat - RPO, conductor Thomas Beecham

10.32 Berg Schlafen, Schlafen; Schlafend Tragt Man Mich (Vier Lieder, Op 2) - Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau (baritone), Aribert Reimann (piano)

10.37 Berg Violin Concerto - Josef Suk, Czech PO, conductor Vaclav Neumann

11.03 Suk Symphonic Poem: Praga - Czech PO, conductor Libor Pesek

With Christopher Cook.
To the east of Kurt Weill's Germany, Prague and Budapest witnessed some extraordinary musical developments, while Russia - transmogrified into the USSR - entered the 1920s with a short-lived phase of bold experimentation.

Busoni Berceuse Elegiaque, Op 42 - BBCSO, conductor Oliver KnussenÂ

Eisler Suite No 1 - BBCSO, conductor Israel Yinon

Shostakovich Three Fantastic Dances - Viv McLean (piano)

Bartok String Quartet No 3 - Belcea Quartet

Mosolov The Iron Foundry - BBC National Orchestra of Wales, conductor John Carewe

Alois Haba String Quartet No 2 - Picasso Quartet

Martinu La Bagarre - Stephen Coombs (piano), BBC National Orchestra of Wales, conductor John Carewe

(See Performance on 3Â 7.30pm)

Penny Gore presents a concert featuring the Concerto Italiano directed by Rinaldo Alessandrini given last year as part of the Lufthansa Festival of Baroque Music.

Music includes cantatas by Handel and Vivaldi and virtuoso instrumental music by Italian masters.

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Berlioz Overture: Rob Roy - Conductor Sylvain Cambreling

Dvorak Violin Concerto in A minor - Eriko Watanabe, conductor Andrew Davis

Novak About the Eternal Longing - Conductor Jiri Belohlavek

Brahms Symphony No 4 in E minor - Conductor Andrew Davis

Jukka Tiensuu Vis Viva (Piece for tape)

Lucie Skeaping presents music by one of the most colourful characters on the 17th-century London musical scene - violinist Nicola Matteis.

Music includes special recordings by James Gilchrist (tenor) and the Palladian Ensemble.

Presented by Sean Rafferty, who today celebrates the centenary of Puccini's Tosca, first performed 14 January 1900.

Music includes at 5.40 Haydn's Trumpet Concerto in E flat performed by Wynton Marsalis with the National Philharmonic Orchestra under Raymond Leppard; after the 6.00 news Debussy's Two Arabesques played by Zoltan Kocsis (piano); and at 6.40 Stravinsky's Dumbarton Oaks played by the Orpheus Chamber Orchestra.

From the Barbican Centre, London. John Tusa introduces the BBC Symphony Orchestra's annual January weekend devoted to the music of one composer, which this year turns the spotlight on Kurt Weill in his centenary year. Weill's extraordinary life took him from Berlin in the twenties and thirties through exile in Europe to his final success in America, where he made his name on the Broadway stage. His artistic and political views led him to experiment with nearly every musical genre. Berlin to Broadway opens with two one-act operas: Der Protagonists the story of a troupe of Shakesperean actors, and in Royal Palace Janice Watson plays a pampered wife and mistress who is asked to choose between her lovers.
BBCSO, conductor Andrew Davis

7.30 Weill Der Protagonist

8.45 Weill in the Archives Memories of Kurt Weill from the BBC Archives

9.05 Weill Royal Palace

(Brian Kay on Kurt Weill : page 49)

Presented by Sarah Walker.

In the first of three live editions from Glasgow's Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama, the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra gives a concert portrait of composer Judith Weir.

Rolf Hind (piano), RSAMD Chamber Choir, director Richard Jeffcoat, Choristers of Paisley Abbey, director George McPhee, BBC Scottish SO/Martyn Brabbins.

Judith Weir Storm; Piano Concerto (first broadcast performance); Moon and Star; Isti Mirant Stella

With Susan Sharpe.

12.05am Diepenbrock Ecoutez la Chanson Bien Douce

12.10 Sauguet La Nuit

12.20 Beethoven Violin Sonata in D, Op 12 No 1

12.40 Vivaldi Sonata in D minor, Op 1 No 12 (La Follia)

12.50 Handel Theme and Variations

1.00 Purcell Dioclesian

2.30 Byrd The Bells

2.40 Mozart Sinfonia Concertante in E flat, K364

3.20 Liszt Mazeppa

3.40 Gounod Waltz (Faust)

3.55 Carniolus Missa super Adesto Dolori Meo

4.20 Lilburn Diversions for strings

4.40 Bizet, arr Sankey Carmen Fantasy

5.00 Mozart Divertimento in D, K205

5.25 Wassenaer Concerto No 4 in G

5.40 CPE Bach Quartet in G, Wq95