With Penny Gore.

Chopin Ballade No 4 in F minor, Op 52 Artur Rubinstein (piano)

6.15 Ravel Suite; Ma Mere l'Oye Toulouse Capitole Orchestra, conductor Michel Piasson

7.25 Dvorak Violin Sonatina in G, Op .t00 Gi! Shaham. Orii Shaham (piano)

7.45 Weber, arr Sedtak Overture: Der Freischutz Consortium Classicum

8.00 Locatelli Concerto Grosso in F, Op J. No 1 Raglan Baroque Players, directors
Nicholas Kraemer and Elizabeth Wallfisch

8.30 Finzi Clarinet Concerto
Robert Plane. Northern Sinfonia, conductor Howard Griffiths

Donald Macleod explores the life and works of Leos Janacek.
Janacek made a vast collection of folk music, over 3,000 songs in total. Donald Macleod looks at the influence of folk music on some of his original works.
Moravian Folk Poef/'y <r) Songs (excerpts) Zdena Kioubova (soprano). Radosiav Hvapii (piano)
Lacn/an Dances Brno State Philharmonic, conductor Frantisek Jiiek
Jenufa <'-4ct 1) ('excerpt.)
Vienna State Opera Chorus. Vienna Philharmonic, conductor Charles Mackerras
Credo ('G/agohhc Mass)
Viadimir Bogachov (tenor), Slovak Philharmonic Choir, Vienna Philharmonic. conductor Riccardo Chaiiiy

Eamonn McCabe, picture editor of the Guardian, describes his work photographing famous faces for the newspaper.

With
Jonathan Swain. Smetana Funant: Lancer CCzecD Dances) Rudolf Firkusny (piano)
10.16 Humperdtnck Suse, Liebe, Suse (Hansel and GreteAct 1)
Vienna Phiiharmonic , conductor Georg Soiti
10.27 Smetana Macbeth and the Three Witches Radoslav Kvapi ) (piano)
10.39 Janacek Love Duet (The Cunning Little Vixen, Act 2)
Vienna Philharmonic Chorus and Orchestra, conductor Chartes Mackerras

A concert from the Pittville Pump Room featuring performances of Beethoven's last quartet and two Czech works.

Skampa Quartet: Pavel Fischer and Jana Lukasova (violins), Radim Sedmidubsky (viola), Peter Jarusek (cello)

Mozart String Quartet in B flat, K589

Beethoven String Quartet in F, Op :t35

12.00 Orient Express - a literary Journey 3: Springtime
By Giovanni Verga. Today's story comes from Italy and tells of two young, penniless lovers in Milan, who face up to the impossible future of their love in the face of harsh economic reality. Reader Anna Sawa.

12.20 Suk Meditation on an Old Bohemian Chorale "St Wenceslas", Op 35a

Janacek String Quartet No 2 (Intimate Letters)

(See Performance on 3 7.30pm)

A concert given bytheEndehion Quartet. with viotist Roger Chase
Mozart StnngOu/ntets.' ;n E/?at, K6.14; in C, K515 (R)

BBC <Vat/ona/ Orchestra of tVa/es
Beethoven Overture: Egmont Conductor Martyn Brabb !ns
Beethoven Mo/<n Concerto )n D
Raphael 0!eg. conductor Mark Wigg )esworth Etgar Su/te; 7'he Crown ortncha. Op 66 Conductor Tadaak!0taka
Beethoven SympnonyNo 5 /n Cm/nor Conductor Grant Uewehyn ,

From Southwell Minster. Introit: Worship ' (Paul Hale) (first broadcast). Responses (Roger Wilkes)(first broadcast).
Office Hymn: The Sun is Sinking Fast
(St Columba). Psalms 65.66.67 (Turley. Elvey. Ashfield. C Gibbons). First Lesson: Judges 15. Canticles: The Southwell Service (Andrew Carter) (first broadcast). Second Lesson: Luke 12. vv22-31.
Anthem: I Will Give Thanks unto Thee, O Lord (Carter) (first broadcast).
Hymn: Jerusalem, My Happy Home (Southwell). Organ Voluntary: impromptu. Op 5 (Jackson). Rector chori Paul Hale. Assistant organist Philip Rushforth.

With Sean Rafferty.
Music includes at 5.45 Strauss's Memorial Waltz played by the Detroit Symphony Orchestra conducted by Neeme Jarvi; at 6.00 Lully's Chaeonne in G minor performed by Musica Antiqua Koln directed by Reinhard Goebei: and at 6.45 Vaughan Williams's English Folk Song Suite played by the London Symphony Orchestra under Adrian Boult.

Chris de Souza introduces a recita! from
Cheltenham Town Ha)!.
GhgorySokotov (piano)
Schubert P/ano Sonata <n A, D664
Schumann /4rat)es/<e <n C, Op IS; FDree Not/e/ettes0p21; Nos2, 7. and8 8.15 Twenty Minutes: Persona))y Speaking Four programmes in which Kevin Jackson explores the art of the essay.
3: /4nger and Outrages. The poiitica! essay, inctudingCartyie. Orwe!i and GoreVida!.
8.35 Chopin Mazurhas: /n A m;nor, Oppose (Notre Temps); Op 50: Op 63; Op 68 Nos 2-4 See Mofn'ng Performance tomorrow 11am

A selection from Daitapiccoia's L;ncne
Grecne performed byJuhe Moffat (soprano) with the Ensemble interContemporain under HansZender.

Paul Allen and guests discuss the work of Israeli-born director Amos Gitai , whose latest film, Kadosn, continues his investigation of modern Israeli life.

Verity Sharp presents Asian sounds o!d and new. with the contrasting voices of Asha Bhosie and Sheiia Chandra , and music in honour of Krishna played by Hari PrasadChaurasia.

With Jonathan Swain.

J.E. Bach: Meine Seele Erhebt den Herrn

12.25 Soler: Fandango in D minor

12.40 Crusell: Bassoon Concertino in B

1.00 A recital of organ works by Buxtehude.

2.00 Bach: Suite in A minor, BWV818a

2.15 Goldberg: Sonata in C minor

2.30 Brahms: Serenade No 1 in D, Op 11

3.15 Bartok: Dance Suite

3.30 Farkas: String Quartet

3.45 Schoenberg: Incidental Music for a Film Scene, Op 34

3.55 J Strauss (son): Waltz: Wienerblut, Op 354

4.10 Mozart: Variations on "Ah, Vous Direz-Je Maman", K265

4.20 Hummel: Trio for two violins and cello

4.35 Vivaldi flute Concerto in D, Op 10 No 3 (Goldfinch)

5.00 Schumann: Overture: Manfred

5.10 Mozart: Sarastro's aria (The Magic Flute)

5.25 Villa-Lobos: Aria (Bachianas Brasileiras No 5)

5.45 Verdi: Aida's aria (Aida, Act 4)

5.50 Grieg: Last Spring, Op 33 No 2