With Penny Gore.

Britten Suite: The Sword in the Stone - Nash Ensemble, conductor Lionel Friend

6.40 Liszt Legendes - Leslie Howard (piano)

7.00 Vivaldi Concerto in G minor, RV577 (Per L'Orchestra di Dresda) - Peter Hanson (violin) Peter Holtslag and Catherine Latham (recorders), Paul Goodwin and Lorraine Wood (oboes), Alberto Grazzi (bassoon), English Concert, director Trevor Pinnock

7.40 Beach Piano Trio in A minor, Op 150 - The Ambache

8.00 Bach Cantata No 72: Alles Nur nach Gottes Willen - Monteverdi Choir, English Baroque Soloists, conductor John Eliot Gardiner

8.40 Copland Rodeo - San Francisco Symphony, conductor Michael Tilson Thomas

(1901-86). A week of programmes to celebrate the centenary of the birth of Edmund Rubbra. Presented by Donald Macleod , in conversation with music writer Robert Layton , who was a pupil of Rubbra. 1: Early Influences
As a youth, Rubbra gave a recital of piano music by Cyril Scott , who later became his first composition teacher. Studies with Hoist and Vaughan Williams also had a great influence on Rubbra's early music. Prelude and Fugue on a tTheme by Cyril Scott The Composer (piano)
Phantasy for two violins and piano, Op 16 Krysia Osostowicz and Catherine Manson (violins), Michael Dussek (piano)
A Tribute to Vaughan Williams on His 70th Birthday BBC National Orchestra of Wales, conductor Richard Hickox
Symphony No 4 London Symphony
Orchestra, conductor Vernon Handley Producers David Stevens and Les Pratt

A daily series in which artists talk about theircurrent work. Film-maker and writer
Hanif Kureishi talks about his ideas for a novel about bodies. Producer Frances Byrnes

With Rob Cowan. This week featuring
Glazunov symphonies and recordings by Polish keyboard player Wanda Landowska. Dellus In a Summer Garden Philadelphia Orchestra, conductor Eugene Ormandy
10.17 Re-issue of the Week: Bach Harpsichord Concerto in D minor,
BWV1052 Wanda Landowska , Orchestra conducted by Eugene Bigot
10.44 Mehul Champs Paternels (Joseph) Leopold Simoneau (tenor),
Berlin Radio SO, conductor Lee Schaenen
10.52 Glazunov Symphony No 4 in Eflat USSR SO, conductor Yevgeny Svetlanov

Artist In Focus: Joshua Bell
In this week's programmes, Humphrey Burton talks to the American violinist
Joshua Bell and together they introduce some of his many recordings from the BBC archive. Today, Bell talks about his early life in Bloomington, Indiana and how his careerwas kick-started by a competition run jointly by the Ford corporation and the teenage magazine Seventeen.
Wlenlawskl Polonaise Brillante No 2 in Zoltan Kocsis (piano)
Barber Violin Concerto BBC Symphony Orchestra, conductor Leonard Slatkin
John Corigliano The Red Violin: Chaconne for violin and orchestra Chicago SO, conductor Christoph Eschenbach
Mendelssohn Octet Joshua Bell,
Rachel Isserlis , Anthony Marwood , Daniel Phillips (violins) Carla- Maria Rodrigues , Garfield Jackson (violas) Steven Isserlis , David Waterman (cellos)

From the Wigmore Hall in London.
Leopold String Trio
Strauss Variations on "Das Dirndl Is Harb auf Mi"
Judith Bingham Fifty Shades of Green: A Jungle Picture by Henri Rousseau
(Royal Philharmonic Society/BBC Radio 3 commission) (first performance) Beethoven Serenade in D, Op 8 Repeated Sunday lpm

BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra Conductor Osmo Vanska
Britten Cello Symphony Julian Lloyd Webber Vaughan Williams London Symphony (Symphony No 2)

Blue Peter's Simon Thomas and Matt Baker return with the music series for younger listeners. Today's programme includes a track inspired by a man who shot an apple off his son's head, a folk tune from Egypt and music from the cartoon classic Aladdin. WEB SITE: www.bbc.co.uk/radio3/makingtracks

Fantasy Opera: Peter Grimes
Michael White assembles a dream-team cast for Benjamin Britten 's masterpiece, including Peter Pears , Jon Vickers , Joan Cross and Thomas Allen.

Sean Rafferty presents music and arts news, with guests including cellist
Tim Hugh , who will be playing live in the studio.

A concert given on Saturday by the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra at London's
Barbican Hall.
Inger Dam-Jensen (soprano)
Czech PO , conductor Vladimir Ashkenazy Strauss Four Last Songs Mahler Symphony No 5
Inger Dam-Jensen - Music: page 25

Conductor Yan Pascal Tortelier
Strauss Serenade for 13 wind instruments, Op 7

In tonight's arts and culture magazine Susannah Clapp talks to Sebastian Faulkes whose new novel, On Green
Dolphin Street, is set in the Cold War. Plus the curious history of one of mankind's oldest fears, being buried alive.

Tonight's programme features music from Icelandic band Sigur Ros and HilmarOrnHilmarsson and the floating rhythms of Norwegian percussionist Terje Isungset. Music this week also includes tangos around the world, and extracts from a 1990 Melodiya double disc of field recordings entitled Music of the Northern Lights. Presented by Fiona Talkington.
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With Jonathan Swain. Mendelssohn
Overture: Calm Sea and Prosperous
Voyage 12.15 Chausson Poeme de I 'Amour etde la Merl2.45 Debussy Estampes
1.00 Schubert Quartet in A minor, 0804 Beethoven Quartet in C. Op 59 No 3
(Rasumovsky) Dohnanyl Piano Quintet No 1 in C minor Pamela Mia Paul (piano)
2.35 Leevi Madetoja Symphonic Suite, Op 4

3.00 Something to Think About 3.15
Playtime 3.30 Music Box 3.45 EAL: Let's Make a Story 4.00 Let's Make a Story
4.15 Song Tree

Vedrai , Carino ( (Don Giovanni) Liszt Reminiscences on Mozart's "Don Giovanni" Carino (Don Giovanni)

Overture: Prince
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