With Martin Handley.
6.08 Leclair Sonata for strings, Op 4 No 4 Purcell Quartet
6.25 Haydn Symphony No 30 in C
Cantilena, director Adrian Shepherd
7.00 Debussy Danse Sacrée et Danse Profane Osian Ellis (harp),
Academy of St Martin in the Reids, director Neville Marriner
7.40 Warlock Four Songs from Lillygay, Nos 1-4 Lynne Dawson (soprano), Malcolm Martineau (piano)
8.00 Mondonville Sonata, Op 3 No 4 Les Musiciens du Louvre, conductor Marc Minkowski
8.40 Grieg Suite: Sigurd Jorsalfar
Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra, conductor Gennadi Rozhdestvensky

Stephanie Hughes is at the new Concert Hall in Lucerne for a live concert from the Lucerne Easter Festival. Plus some of the best recent performances from around Europe, including some of Marc-Antoine Charpentier 's music for Holy Week and, to end the programme, Beethoven's first piano concerto.
9.55 A concert from the Lucerne Easter
Festival, featuring chamber ensembles from the Gustav Mahler Youth Orchestra.
10.00 Janacek Mladi
10.20 Stravinsky Octet
10.35 Stravinsky Ballet: Apollo Producer David Gallagher
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Ivan Hewett delves into the world of the English madrigal as the vocal ensemble I Fagiolini releases a new recording of the most famous collection put together by Thomas Morley - The Triumphs of Orianawritten as a tribute to Queen Elizabeth 1. Madeleine Milhaud , wife of the French composer, celebrates her 100th birthday, and there is a sneak preview of a new opera by Lynne Plowman - Gwyneth and the Green Knight.

Another chance to hear last Monday's concert from the Wigmore Hall in London. Presented by Stephanie Hughes. John Harle (saxophone),
Richard Rodney Bennett (piano) Schulhoff Hot-Sonata
Richard Rodney Bennett Four Country Dances
Chick Corea Children 's Songs
Sondheim, arr Bennett Three Waltzes
Richard Rodney Bennett Three-piece Suite

Eileen Joyce. The first of two programmes in which Piers Lane explores BBC archive recordings made by the pianist
Eileen Joyce. From a poverty-stricken upbringing in the Australian outback, Eileen Joyce travelled to Leipzig at the age of 16 to begin her studies in Europe. Today's programme includes the Litolff Scherzo for piano and orchestra and John Ireland's Piano Concerto, recorded at the Proms in 1949 in honour of the composer's 70th birthday.

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A special St Patrick's day edition featuring music by Hamilton Harty and Robert Docker , and ending with Peter Hope 's Irish Legend played by the Raphaele Orchestra, conducted by Heinz Hotter.

The Polish-Jewish writer Bruno Schulz was killed by a Gestapo officer in 1942 in his home town of Drohobycz. Simon McBurney, director of Theatre de Complicity, travelling with his brother, the composer
Gerard McBurney , visits Drohobycz hoping to be haunted by the ghost of Schulz and to meet some of the people who continue to remember him in the streets around the Jewish ghetto of Drohobycz where he died.

Bernard Shaw 's paradoxical masterpiece was specially recorded in Los Angeles with a distinguished cast of American and British actors. Set against the background of the War of Independence, the play remains topical, witty and provoking. In n classic Shavian fashion loyalties are unconventional and appearances frequently deceiving. And as a postscript to tonight's play Martin Jarvis reads from Shaw's preface to The Devil's Disciple.
Soldiers and townsfolk played by students of the Film and Theatre department of UCLA California, led by Michael Hackett. Director Martin Jenkins Producer Rosalind Ayres
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Mendelssohn's Elijah Paul Guinery and Roger Nichols conclude their survey of Mendelssohn's choral music with a performance of the oratorio which has become one of the two most often performed of all choral works in Britain over the past 150 years. This performance of Elijah was given in Chester Cathedral as part of the Summer Music Festival there in 2000.
Lisa Milne (soprano), Susan Parry (mezzo), Mark Tucker (tenor), Neal Davies (bass), Chester Festival Chorus, BBC Philharmonic, conductor Rumon Gamba

Bjork Special. Mark Russell and Robert Sandall are joined in the studio by Bjork, the extraordinary singer from Iceland, to discuss her eclectic music and albums, the most recent of which, Vespertine, showed a new chamber-music intimacy.

With Jonathan Swain.

Dvorak Romance in F minor, Op 11

12.20 Poulenc Ballet: Les Biches

1.00 A concert of choral music by Johannes Ciconia, Guillaume Dufay, Josquin Desprez, Jacob Obrecht, Cipriano de Rore and Sweelinck sung by the Netherlands Chamber Choir, conducted by Paul van Nevel.

2.05 Beethoven Piano Sonata in C minor, Op 13 (Pathetique)

2.25 Schubert Symphony No 8 in B minor (Unfinished)

2.50 Wagner, orch Mottl Wesendonk Lieder

3.15 Prokofiev Cello Sonata in C, Op 119

3.40 Stravinsky, arr Stravinsky and Dushkin Divertimento

4.00 Palestrina Magnificat Primi Toni

4.15 Bach Harpsichord Concerto No 5 in F minor, BWV1056

4.25 Liszt Les Preludes

4.50 Tobias Sonatina No 2 in C minor

5.00 Zbinden Divertissement, Op 10

5.10 Kreisler La Gitana; Liebesfreud

5.25 Haydn String Quartet in C minor, Op 17 No 4

5.50 Ron Goodwin Suite: Drake 400