Rachmaninov, arr Cailliet Prelude in G minor, Op 23 No 5
5.10 Kaspar Forster Viri Israelite: Dialogus de Judith et Holoferne
5.30 Fodor Piano Sonata in F sharp, Op 2 No 2
5.45 Martinu Sonatina for clarinet and piano
With Tommy Pearson.
6.20 Pierre Vachon String Quartet in D, Op 7No2RasumovskyQuartet
6.45 Bach Organ Sonata No 5, BWV529 Peter Hurford
7.45 Briccialdl Wind Quintet, Op 124 Aulos Wind Quintet
8.00 Sibelius Karelia Suite, Op 11 Oslo Philharmonic Orchestra, conductor Mariss Jansons
8.15 Nielsen Czech and Danish Folk Melodies Slovak Chamber Orchestra, conductor Bohdan Warchal
8.35 Handel Chandos Anthem No 1: 0 Be Joyful in the LordThe Sixteen Choir and Orchestra, conductor Harry Christophers
In 1891, after a whirlwind romance,
Carl Nielsen married the sculptress Anne Marie Brodersen. Donald Macleod tells the story of Nielsen's most important relationship. Irmelin Rose Peder Severin (tenor), Dorte Kirkeskov (piano)
Pan and Syrinx BBC Philharmonic, conductor Thomas Dausgaard
Violin Concerto Jennifer Koh , BBCSO, conductor Osmo Vanska
At the Bier of a Young Artist (version for string quintet) Jan Johansson (double bass), Kontra Quartet
Textile artist Caroline Broadhead 's new video on the subject of camouflage and the clothing of war.
With Rob Cowan.
Hummel String Quartet in G, Op 30 No 2 Hollywood Quartet
10.26 Nebdal Valse Triste (The Tale of Honza) Dvorak Chamber Orchestra, conductor Miroslav Homolka
10.33 Mozart Piano Concerto No 22 in E flat, K482 Rudolf Serkin ,
Perpignan Festival Orchestra, conductor Pablo Casals
11.12 Puccini Senza Mamma (Suor Angelica) Magda Olivero (soprano), Turin Radio Symphony Orchestra, conductor Alfredo Simonetto
11.17 Arlen, arr Riddle Don Like Goodbyes Frank Sinatra , Ensemble featuring the Hollywood Quartet, conductor Nelson Riddle
Vienna Festival
More musical highlights from the 2001 Vienna Festival. Stephanie Hughes visits the Cafe Central, takes a guided tour of the Staatsoper and interviews the executive director of the festival, Wolfgang Weiss. Webem Passacaglia, Op 1
Vienna Symphony Orchestra, conductor Marco Letonja
Brahms Trio in A minor, Op 114 Michael Collins (clarinet), Steven Isserlis (cello), Stephen Hough (piano) Strauss Don Quixote
Herbert Muller
(viola), Heinrich Schiff (cello), Vienna SO, conductor Marco Letonja
From the Queen's Hall, Edinburgh,
Linda Ormiston presents the UK debut of Ensemble Ambrosius, a modern music ensemble from Finland who play on Baroque period instruments.
Jonte Knif: Pienet Sienet
Frank Zappa: Uncle Meat; Night School; Igor's Boogie; The Black Page
Olli Virtaperko/Jonte Knif: Yptor
Frank Zappa: Zoot Allures; Big Swifty; Echidna's Arf (of You)
Olli Virtaperko: Questa Storia del Mago Non Mi Convince
Frank Zappa: G-Spot Tornado
Olli Virtaperko: Hymni
BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra
Spanish composers never seem to miss an opportunity to conjure up the sights and sounds of their native land, and Turina and Rodrigo are no exception with today's postcards from Seville and Aranjuez. Presented by Louise Fryer . Turina Sinfonia Sevillana
Conductor Diego Masson
Rodrigo Conciertode Aranjuez CraigOgden (guitar), conductor Diego Masson Prokofiev The Prodigal Son Conductor Martyn Brabbins
Blue Peter's Liz Barker and Matt Baker present a music selection for younger listeners. Today find out all about the hurdy-gurdy and the boogie-woogie.
Live from Lichfield Cathedral. Introit:
Timor et Tremor (Poulenc). Responses
(Tomkins). Psalms 69,70 (Hylton Stewart , Marshall, Talbot). First Lesson: Isaiah 53, w7-12. Canticles: Edington Service
(Grayston Ives ). Second Lesson: Luke 18, w31-43. Anthem: 0 Vos Omnes (Casals). Final Hymn: In the Cross of Christ I Glory (Wychbold). Organ Voluntary: Fantasia and Fugue in G minor, BWV542 (Bach). Director of music Andrew Lumsden. Assistant organist Robert Sharpe.
Sean Rafferty introduces a selection of music and news from the arts world.
John Tusa, managing director of the Barbican Centre, talks to leading creative figures about their work. His guest this week is Bill Viola. Show more
Live from Poole Arts Centre.
A chance to hear one of the most exciting young pianists of today perform Liszt's first piano concerto. Malcolm Arnold 's energetic overture and Rachmaninov's romantic second symphony complete the programme. Presented by Susan Sharpe.
Freddy Kempf (piano), Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra, conductor Takuo Yuasa
Arnold Overture: Tam o' Shanter
Liszt Piano Concerto No 1 in E flat
8.00 Twenty Minutes: What Do You Look at When You Listen to Music?
Film-makers, artists, singers and composers consider how they visualise music.
8.20 Rachmaninov Symphony No 2 in E minor
Philip Dodd presents another edition of the live debate programme, each week tackling one of the thornier topics in contemporary culture and exploring the ideas that lurk beneath the hype and the headlines.
Fiona Talkington relishes the sound of trumpeter Tomasz Stanko and his quartet, and Vujicsics play dance tunes from Croatia.
With Jonathan Swain. Weelkes Thule, the Period ofCosmographie 12.10 Mozart Symphony No 41 in C (Jupiter)
12.45 Tchaikovsky Tatyana 's Letter
Scene (Eugene Onegin ) 1.00 A concert of organ music of the Iberian Peninsula
1.35 Luigi Rossi Oratorio per la Settimana Santa 2.15 Beethoven String Quartet in Eflat, Op 74 (Harp) 2.50 Liszt Concert Paraphrase on "God Save the Queen"
3.00-5.00 BBC Schools
3.00 Together 3.15 First Steps in Drama
3.30 Words Alive
3.45 Megamaths Mental Maths
4.00 Listen and Write
4.20 Time and Tune
4.40 Higher Still: Modern Studies
5.00 Auber Overture: Marco Spado
5.20 Ginastera Pampeana No 2, Op 21
5.30 Buxtehude Missa Brevis, BuxWV114
5.45 Vivaldi Rute Concerto in D, Op 10 No 3 (II Gardellino)
