With
Penny Gore. Strauss Serenade in E flat for 13 wind instruments, Op 7 London Winds, director Michael Collins
6.45 Handel Trio Sonata in C, HWV403 (Saul) Kenneth Sillito and Malcolm Latchem (violins), Denis Vigay (cello), Alan Cuckston (harpsichord)
7.05 Beethoven Flute Sonata in B flat
Emmanuel Pahud , Eric Lesage (piano)
7.35 Bizet Suite: Jeux d'Enfants, Op 22 Katia and Marielle Labeque (pianos)
8.00 Part Magnificat Choir of King's College, Cambridge, director Stephen Cleobury
8.45 Alfven Swedish Rhapsody No 1 (Midsummer Vigil) Montreal SO, conductor Charles Dutoit

Donald Macleod concludes his series on Liszt with a programme based on one of the concerts given in Liszt's honour in London, 1883.
Die Lorelei Margaret Price (soprano), James Lockhart (piano)
Piano Concerto No 1 in E flat
Claudio Arrau , LSO, conductor Colin Davis Es muss ein Wunderbares Sein
Thomas Hampson (baritone), Geoffrey Parsons (piano)
Liebestraum No 1 (Hohe Liebe) Daniel Barenboim (piano)
Hungarian Rhapsody No 4 in D minor
Budapest Festival Orchestra/Ivan Fischer

The film-maker Peter Greenaway prepares to illuminate the towers of Bologna in Italy with a display of light, sound and text.

With Stephanie Hughes.
Satie Prelude (Le Fils des Etoiles) Peter Dickinson (piano)
10.10 Schumann Symphony in G minor, Wo029 (Zwickau)
Orchestre Révolutionnaire et Romantique, conductor John Eliot Gardiner
10.29 Schumann Mein Schoner Stern, Op 101 No
Faure Dans la Nymphee, Op 106 No 5
Hugues Cuenod (tenor), Rose Dobos (piano)
10.36 Shostakovich Violin Concerto No 2
VladimirRepin, Halle Orchestra/Kent Nagano
11.10 Satie Mort de Socrate (Socrate) Hugues Cuenod (tenor), Geoffrey Parsons (piano)

Lufthansa Festival of Baroque Music
In the last of this week's programmes from this year's festival Lucie Skeaping introduces a report on an unusual Bach marathon given in St John's, Smith Square. Cantata No 43: Gott Fahret aufmitJauchzen
Soloists, St James 's Baroque Singers and Players, conductor Nicholas Kraemer Orchestral Suite No 2 in B minor, BWV1067 Concerto Italiano, conductor Rinaldo Alessandrini
Fantasia in G, BWV572 Davitt Moroney (organ)
Magnificat in D, BWV243 Soloists,
St James 's Baroque Singers and Players, conductor Nicholas Kraemer

Beethoven Plus
Andrew McGregor presents the fourth of a nine-part series from the City of London
Festival featuring the complete Beethoven violin sonatas, given at St Giles, Cripplegate. Ilia Gringolts (violin), Roger Vignoles (piano)
Beethoven Violin Sonata in F, Op 24 (Spring) Franck Violin Sonata in A
The next concert is on Sunday 24 July lpm

Another chance to hear Wednesday's Prom. Steven Osborne (piano), Evelyn Glennie and Peter Erskine (percussion), BBCSO, conductor Andrew Davis
Stravinsky Symphonies of Wind Instruments Mark-Anthony Turnage Fractured Lines
Gershwin Rhapsody in Blue
Ravel Daphnis et Chloe: Suite No 2 (R)

Charlie Parker. Julian Joseph celebrates the recorded legacy of the great alto saxophonist Charlie Parker , whose seamless improvisations have continued to inspire modern players, including Peter King. He offers his own reactions to today's music, which includes several classic performances and some lesser known gems from the archives. Producer Felix Carey Three Jazz Legends CDs are available now featuring Oscar Peterson , Art Blakey and Dizzy Gillespie

With Sean Rafferty. Music includes at
5.00 Vincent Youman 's Tea for Two (orch Shostakovich) played by the Royal
Concertgebouw under Riccardo Chailly ; and at 5.40 Dittersdorf 's Harp Concerto in A performed by Marisa Robles with the ASMF under lona Brown. Continued at 6.45pm.

From the Britten Theatre, Royal College of Music, London. In the first of four fortnightly pre-Proms features, Chris de Souza talks to composer Peter Maxwell Davies. And students from the Royal Academy of Music perform Maxwell Davies's two Bach transcriptions, plus The Bairns of Brugh and Runes from a Holy Island.

Continued from 5pm, Music includes
Beethoven's Overture: Egmontplayed by the Berlin Philharmonic under Herbert von Karajan .

Live from the Royal Albert Hall, London. Tonight's concert includes the Proms premiere of Peter Maxwell Davies's latest symphony.

Tasmin Little (violin), BBC Philharmonic

Britten Four Sea Interludes (Peter Grimes) - Conductor Yan Pascal Tortelier

Maxwell Davies Symphony No 7 (BBC commission, first performance) - Conducted by the Composer

8.35 Twenty Minutes: The South: 2
Nine talks in which writers immerse themselves in the south of the imagination. Colm Toibin left the south of Ireland to find a south that he preferred. But he discovered that in Barcelona, the Catalans pride themselves on being northern.

8.55 Vaughan Williams The Lark Ascending

Elgar Variations on an Original Theme (Enigma) - Conductor Yan Pascal Tortelier

(Repeated Tuesday 2pm)

The first of four visits to this weekend's
Womad Festival, held in Reading on the banks of the River Thames. Womad-
World of Music Arts and Dance - is the UK's leading festival of world music, and Lucy Duran and Andrew McGregorwill be introducing a mix of live performances and recorded highlights. Tonight's programme features live sets from Gypsy singer Vera Bila and British folk artist Eliza Carthy.
The next programme is tomorrow 10pm

With Jill Anderson.

Casella Barcarola e Scherzo

12.15 Albeniz Rapsodia Espanola

12.30 Boccherini Guitar Quintet in D

12.50 Boieldieu Viens Gentille Dame (La Dame Blanche)

1.00 Bach, orch Webern Ricercare a 6 (The Musical Offering, BWV1079)

Sofia Gubaidulina Violin Concerto

Brahms Symphony No 4 in E minor

2.25 Faure Apres un Reve, Op 7 No 1

2.35 Beethoven Cello Sonata in A, Op 69

3.00 Weiss Suite No 17 in F minor

3.2S Rosenmuller Gloria

3.40 Muffat Toccata Octava in G

3.50 Haydn Variations in G on "Gott Erhalte den Kaiser"

4.00 Krommer Clarinet Concerto in E flat

4.25 Chopin Six Mazurkas

4.45 J Strauss (son) Treasure Waltzes, Op 418

5.00 Fritz Violin Sonata, Op 2 No 4

5.15 Bach, transcr Busoni Chaconne in D minor (Partita, BWV1004)

5.45 Holst, arr Walsh St Paul's Suite