5.05 Villa-Lobos Etude No 1 in E minor
5.10 Bach Motet: SingetDem Herrn ein Neues Lied, BWV225
5.25 Dvorak Legend in C, Op 59 No 4
5.45 Durante Concerto perquartetto No 3 in E flat

With Tommy Pearson.
Bill Evans Song for
Helen Jean-Yves Thibaudet (piano)
6.45 Dvorak American Suite in A, Op 98b Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, conductor Antal Dorati
7.00 Stradella Sonata in D for trumpet and eight strings
Crispian Steele-Perkins (trumpet), Tafelmusik, director Jeanne Lamon
7.45 J Strauss (son) Waltz: Be Embraced, You Millions
Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, conductor Nikolaus Harnoncourt
8.00 Chopin Introduction and Polonaise Brillant in C, Op 3 Pierre Fournier (cello), Gerald Moore (piano)
8.35 Rimsky-Korsakov Suite: Mlada Scottish National Orchestra, conductor Neeme Jarvi

The aspect of Richard Strauss 's life which continues to attract most controversy is his relationship with the Nazi party. But the seeds of Strauss's anti-semitism were sown in him long before the emergence of Hitler and the National Socialists, principally by his father. Today
Donald Macleod explores the course of Strauss's involvement with the Nazis and the body they set up to oversee German musical life, the Reichs Musik Kammer. Das Bachlein , Op 88 No 1
Elisabeth Schwarzkopf (soprano), LSO, conductor George Szell
Olympic Hymn Locke Brass Consort , conductor James Stobart
Also Sprach Zarathustra Royal Scottish
National Orchestra, conductor Neeme Jarvi Friedenstag (excerpt)
Choir of Bavarian State Opera, Bavarian RSO, conductor WolfgangSawallisch

Museum curator Ken Arnold describes the preparations for a British Museum exhibition based on Henry Wellcome's medical collection.
3: Dentists' Chairs and Fetish Figures How is it possible to show bits of a vast collection without making it look like a ragbag of weird stuff?

With Jonathan Swain.
Brahms Academic Festival Overture
London Philharmonic, conductor Eugen Jochum
10.17 Dutilleux Métaboles
French Radio Orchestra, conductor Charles Munch
10.35 Mozart Vesperae Solennes de
Confessore, K339 EddaMoser (soprano), Julia Hamari (mezzo), Nicolai Gedda
(tenor), Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau (baritone), Bavarian Radio Chorus and Symphony Orchestra, conductor Eugen Jochum
11.04 Dutilleux Prélude: D 'Ombre et de
Silence Anne Queffelec (piano)
11.08 Dutilleux Timbres , Espace, Mouvement Paris Orchestra, conductor Semyon Bychkov

New Generation Artists
Performances by some of today's most exciting and talented young musicians, introduced by Verity Sharp.
Beethoven Cello Sonata in D, Op 102 No 2 Alban Gerhardt , Steven Osborne (piano) Brahms Four Serious Songs, Op 121 James Rutherford (bass-baritone), Eugene Asti (piano)
Bartok String Quartet No 6 Jerusalem Quartet
Martinu Clarinet Sonatina
Ronald van Spaendonck , Ashley Wass (piano)

A song recital recorded at the Bridgewater
Hall, Manchester, in 1999. Introduced by PetrocTrelawny.
Christopher Maltman (baritone), Andrew Smith (piano)
Faure Cinq Mélodies "de Venise", Op 58 Strauss Liederaus Letzte Blatter, Op 10 Stanford Songs of the Sea, Op 91 (R)

BBC National Orchestra of Wales
Haydn Symphony No 1 in D
Conductor Mark Wigglesworth
Haydn Cantata : Berenice, Che Fai Margaret Price (soprano), conductor Tadaaki Otaka
Mozart Sinfonia Concertante in E flat, K364 Janice Graham (violin), Steven Burnard (viola), conductor Mark Wigglesworth
Wagner, orch Mottl Wesendonk Lieder Anne Evans (soprano), conductor Mark Wigglesworth
Mozart Symphony No 41 in C, K551
(Jupiter) Conductor Mark Wigglesworth

Live from Manchester Cathedral. Introit:
Timor et Tremor (Lassus). Responses (Tomkins). Psalms 136; 137, wl-6 (Havergal, Whitlock). First Lesson:
2 Samuel 18, wl-16; 24-end. Office Hymn: Ecce Tempus Idoneum (plainsong with Tallis versets for organ). Canticles: Second Service (Gibbons). Second Lesson: Matthew 11, wl-6. Anthem: When David Heard That
Absalom Was Slain (Tomkins). Organ
Voluntary: Ave Mans Stella (Grigny). Organist and master of the choristers Christopher Stokes. Sub-organist Jeffrey Makinson.

Sean Rafferty introduces a selection of music and arts news. Plus a look at the world of Celtic music with Kenny Mathieson.

The final recital in a series of Schubert song cycles performed bytenorlan
Bostridge and pianist Julius Drake earlier this month at London's Wigmore Hall.
Schwanengesang- literally a swan-song-owes its existence to Schubert's publisher who, shortly afterthe composer's death, wanted to issue these last songs collectively. Of the 14 poems Schubert had set, seven songs are by Ludwig Rellstab , six by Heinrich Heine and one by Johann Gabriel Seidl. Introduced by Stephanie Hughes. Schubert Schwanengesang , D957

BBC National Orchestra of Wales, conductor Mariss Jansons

Schubert Symphony No 9 in C (Great)

(R)

How are artists and intellectuals in Belgrade responding to life after Milosevic? As powercuts continue to darken streets at night and economic pressures rise, what role do the arts have in rebuilding the city? Sarah Dunant reports from Belgrade.

Music by Greek film composer Eleni Karaindrou and the voice of Stina
Nordenstam. Introduced by Fiona Talkington.

With Jonathan Swain. Grainger Colleen Dhas
12.10 Franck, arr Rampal Flute Sonata
12.35 Barber Violin Concerto
1.00 Messiaen Les Corps Glorieux
1.50 Respighi Church Windows
2.15 Prokofiev Cello Sonata, Op 119
2.35 Szymanowksi Piano Sonata No 3

3.00 Together: an Assembly for Schools
3.20 Revisewise 3.50 Drama Workshop
4.10 Radio Showcase 4.20 Singing Together
4.40 Music Workshop