With Edward Seckerson.
Rameau Troisième Concert (Pieces de Clavecin en Concerts)
6.35 Haydn Sinfonia Concertante in B flat
7.00 Musorgsky Intermezzo
Symphonique in Modo Classico
7.45 Britten Matinees Musicales
8.20 Dvorak The Noonday Witch
8.45 Barber Medea 's Meditation and Dance of Vengeance

As a foretaste of the New Generation
Artists Day from the Wigmore Hall, Brian includes several recordings made by featured artists past and present.
Mendelssohn Overture: A Midsummer
Night's Dream
9.15 Schubert Marche Militaire No 1 in D
9.25 Telemann Divertimento in B flat
9.35Saint-Saens Havanaise, Op 83
9.45 Albeniz, arr de Burgos Castilla , Aragon; Sevilla (Suite Espanola)
10.00 Bome Fantaisie Brillante on themes from Carmen
10.15 Vaughan Williams Toccata Marziale
10.35 Massenet Orchestral Suite No 5
(Neapolitan Scenes)
10.45 Copland Old American Songs (Set 1)
11.00 Auber Concerto for four violins, cello and continuo
11.05 Schubert Shepherd on the Rock, D965
11.20 Hoist Carnival (Suite de Ballet, Op 10)
NEW GENERATION ARTISTS DAY

Live from the Wigmore Hall in London BBC Radio 3's New Generation Artists Day launches with the first of four live concerts from London's Wigmore Hall. Featuring the brilliant British cellist Natalie Clein and the Kungsbacka Trio.
Presented by Verity Sharp.
Bach Cello Suite No 2 in D minor, BWV1008 Schubert Piano Trio No 1 in B flat, D898
NEW GENERATION ARTISTS DAY

A special edition focusing on the education and training of the next generation of British musicians.
Ivan Hewett talks to teachers, administrators, agents and seasoned performers, and to the young musicians themselves.

Nancy Evans
From the mid-forties forthe best part of 30 years, Nancy Evans was one of this country's best-loved mezzos. Hilary Finch looks back on her long career and presents a programme of BBC archive recordings featuring Nancy Evans singing Wolf, Mahler, Duparc and Bach, as well as part of a studio recording of Britten's Albert Herring introduced by Nancy's husband, the librettist Eric Crozier.
NEW GENERATION ARTISTS DAY

The second of today's concerts features bass-baritone James Rutherford and the Royal Philharmonic Society award-winning Belcea Quartet, who team up with Belgian clarinettist Ronald van Spaendonck in Mozart's sublime clarinet quintet. With pianist Simon Crawford-Phillips . Schubert Four songs from Schwanengesang
Ravel Don Quichotte a Dulcinée
American Spirituals, arr. HT Burleigh Steal Away; Swing Low Sweet Chariot; Were You There; Deep River
3.00 Twenty Minutes
Verity Sharp talks to several of the New
Generation Artists about their careers and their participation in this unique scheme.
3.20 Mozart Clarinet Quintet in A, K581

(Rptd from yesterday 12 noon)

Three New Generation pianists in a Chopin sequence entitled Chopin a Trois. Ashley Wass, Francois-Frederic Guy and Alexander Melnikov (pianos)
Chopin Ballade No 4 in F Minor, Op 52; Scherzo No 2 in B flat minor, Op 31;
Nocturne in E, Op 62 No 2; Polonaise-Fantaisie in A flat, Op 61; Nocturne in C sharp minor, Op Post; Sonata No 3 in B minor, Op 58

Thomas Allen and Barbara Bonney pass on some of their vast experience of the operatic stage and the concert platform to the young stars of the next generation in masterclasses originally seen on BBC television last year.
NEW GENERATION ARTISTS DAY

From the Wigmore Hall in London, the grand finale to Radio 3's New Generation Artists Dayfeatures one of the most important works of 20th-century chamber music, written when Messiaen was in a German concentration camp. The day ends with Mendelssohn's joyous and youthful Octet performed by two of the most exciting young string quartets of our time. Ronald van Spaendonck (clarinet), Elisabeth Batiashvili (violin),
Alban Gerhardt (cello), Steven Osborne (piano), Belcea Quartet , Jerusalem Quartet
Messiaen Quartet forthe End of Time
8.20 Twenty Minutes: Youthful Genius
Michael Oliver reflects on the differences between talent, skill and genius in the light of examples from Mozart to Mendelssohn.
8.40 Mendelssohn Octet in E flat, Op 20

Havergal Brian's monumental choral symphony, completed in 1928, is mentioned in the Guinness Book of Records as the largest symphony, both for its length and for the massive forces required to perform it. Based (like Mahler's eighth symphony) on Goethe's Faust and a choral setting of the Te Deum, the Gothic was the first of 32 symphonies, most of them composed in isolation and obscurity. Paul Guinery is joined by composer John Pickard to introduce the only CD recording of this work.

Eva Jenisova (soprano), Dagmar Peckova (mezzo), Vladimir Dolezal (tenor), Peter Mikulas (bass), Slovak Philharmonic Choir, Slovak Opera Chorus, Slovak Folk Ensemble Chorus, Lucnica Chorus, Bratislava City Choir, Bratislava Children's Choir, Youth Echo Choir, Czech Radio Symphony Orchestra, Slovak Philharmonic Orchestra, conductor Ondrej Lenard

Mark Russell and Robert Sandall present a unique mix of musical styles and influences.

With Jonathan Swain.
Pezel Four Intradas 12.10 Handel Se Pieta di Me Non Sentir 12.20 Moszkowski Piano Concerto in E, Op 59
1.00 Martin Et la Vie I'Emporta Haydn Mass in D minor, HXXII 11 (Nelson)
2.05 Ravel String Quartet in F 2.35 Klami Revontulet (Aurora Borealis , Op 38)
2.55 Rene Gerber The Old Farmer's
Almanac 3.45 Debussy Children's Corner
4.00 Healey Willan Centennial March
4.10 Paul Siefert
Benedicam Dominum 4.20 Bax Legend 4.30 Mozart Symphony No 26 in E flat, K184 4.50 Karol Pahor The Bailiff Yerney Prayer 5.05 Haydn Violin
Concerto in C, H Vila 15.30 Maya Le Roux -Obravodic Ballade de la Vallée Magique
5.45 Willy Hess Suite in B flat, Op 45