Mendelssohn Overture: Die Schone Melusine
5.20 Grieg, transcr. Karr Double Bass Concerto (arr. from Cello Sonata in A minor, Op 36)
5.45 Telemann Concerto in D minor
With Penny Gore.
6.20 Zelenka Capriccio No 1 in D - Berne Camerata, conductor Alexander van Wijnkoop
6.40 Grainger Ye Banks and Braes - Polyphony, conductor Stephen Layton
7.00 Glinka Waltz-Fantasia - USSRSO, conductor Yevgeni Svetlanov
7.40 Carl Stamitz Clarinet Concerto No 10 in B flat - Sabine Meyer, Academy of St Martin in the Fields, conductor Iona Brown
8.00 Schumann Scherzo in F minor - Vladimir Ashkenazy (piano)
8.45 Dvorak Slavonic Dances, Op 72 Nos 1-3 - Czech Philharmonic, conductor Charles Mackerras
Donald Macleod examines some of the difficulties that Palestrina faced in publishing his music.
Jubilate Deo - Regensburger Domchoir, director Hans Schrams
Mass: Assumpta Est Maria - Choir of Clare College, Oxford, director Timothy Brown
Stabat Mater - The Sixteen, director Harry Christophers
The actress and director Janet Suzman prepares for a new production of The Cherry Orchard.
With Stephanie Hughes.
Walton Spitfire Music; Battle in the Air (Battle of Britain) - Academy of St Martin in the Fields, conductor Neville Marriner
10.13 Beethoven An die Ferne Geliebte - Fritz Wunderlich (tenor) Heinrich Schmidt (piano)
10.28 Handel Concerto a Due Con No 3 in F HWV334 - English Concert, director Trevor Pinnock
10.47 Martucci Notturno - Lausanne Chamber Orchestra, conductor Jesus Lopez-Cobos
10.56 Beethoven Piano Concerto No 4 in G - Leon Fleisher, Cleveland Orchestra, conductor George Szell
This week the pianist Imogen Cooper talks to Humphrey Burton about the music she prefers to perform.
Mozart Fantasy in C minor, K396
Schubert Variations in A flat for piano duet, D813 - With Anne Queffelec
Schubert Schwanengesang (excerpt) - With Wolfgang Holzmair (baritone)
Schumann Davidsbundlertanze
A recital given last August at the Presteigne Festival by David Campbell (clarinet), Alice Neary (cello) and Gretel Dowdeswell (piano).
Schumann Five Pieces in Folk Style, Op 102
John McCabe Cello Sonata
Brahms Trio in A minor for clarinet, piano and cello, Op 114
Haydn Symphony No 88 in G Conductor Jun'ichi Hirokami
Schubert, transcr Liszt Wanderer Fantasy Leslie Howard (piano), conductor Niklas Willen
Bruckner Symphony No 3 in D minor (1873 version)
Conductor Jacek Kaspszyk
Andrew Manze explores some of the music written for solo violin, including Yehudi Menuhin playing Bach, Frank Peter Zimmermann performing Ysaye, Isabelle Faust playing Bartok, Alexander Markov and Ruggiero Ricci playing Paganini, and Matthew Trusler playing Kreisler.
With Sean Rafferty.
Music includes at 5.35 Beethoven's Rondino in E flat for wind octet, Wo025 played by Mozzafiato under Charles Neidich; at 6.05 Shostakovich's Jazz Suite No 1 performed by the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra under Riccardo Chailly; and at 6.35 Chabrier's Suite Pastorale (Pieces Pittoresques) played by the Viennaà Philharmonic under John Eliot Gardiner.
In celebration of his 75th birthday, Pierre Boulez conducts the London Symphony Orchestra in a worldwide tour - Boulez 2000 - with 33 concerts of 20th-century music in 11 different cities.
Radio 3 will broadcast all four London concerts, each featuring a new work specially commissioned for the series by composers from four different countries.
Launching the whole project tonight is a programme featuring one of Mahler's greatest symphonies, a work by Berg which it inspired and a new piece by Olga Neuwirth.
Berg Three Pieces, Op 6
Neuwirth Clinamen/Nodus
8.10 Twenty Minutes: George Orwell
In the second of three programmes this week Peter Davison, editor of the 20-volume Complete Works, makes a selection of readings from the author's work.
8.30 Mahler Symphony No 6
Tony Harrison notoriously ruled himself out of the running for the laureateship last year with his republican poem Laureate's Block, which now gives the title to a new collection of his occasional poems. Laura Cumming discusses this new book from one of Britain's most challenging poets. Plus a review of David Bintley's new ballet Arthur, which reinterprets the legends in dance to a score by John McCabe. In June of last year, Bintley discussed his collaborations with John McCabe on Radio 4's Musical Moves, where he revealed he had been considering Edward II for some time, when he was "captured by the sound world of McCabe." He also commented that it was a great shame that so little of McCabe's music is recorded.
Verity Sharp presents music from Tudor England and Renaissance Italy played by the early music group Sirinu, made up of Sara Stowe (soprano, organ, recorder and percussion), Henry Stobart (recorder, bagpipes, voice, viol, shawm, pipe and tabor), Matthew Spring (lute, voice, hurdygurdy, shawm, lira da braccio, viol and gittern) and Jon Banks (harp, sackbut, organ, viol, recorder, percussion and voice).
Alyn Shipton is joined by Campbell Burnap for a roundup of new and recently reissued jazz CDs.
With Jonathan Swain.
12.05am Schumann Toccata in C, Op 7
12.15 Tchaikovsky Serenade in D
12.50 Marais La Sonnerie de Sainte Genevieve du Mont de Paris
1.00 Schumann Overture, Scherzo and Finale: Piano Concerto in A minor
2.25 Scarlatti Sonata in E, Kk23
2.35 Michel Pignolet de Monteclair Cantata: Le Depit Genereux
2.45 Handel Water Music, HWV350
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 Check It Out
