With Tommy Pearson.

Haydn String Quartet in C, Op 54 No 2

6.25 Zelenka Capriccio No 3 in F

7.00 Tchaikovsky Album for the Young, Op 39 (excerpts)

7.20 Mozart A Questo Seno Deh Vieni.... Or Che il Cielo, K374

8.00 J Strauss (son) Waltz: Schneeglockchen, Op 143

8.20 Mozart Va, dal Furor Portata, K21

4: Savoy Theatre. Backstage at the Savoy, Donald Macleod squeezes down the same stairs that Sullivan trod in the theatre that was built to stage his greatest triumphs. Today's programme features excerpts from Gilbert and Sullivan's Patience, lolanthe, Princess Ida, Ruddigore, The Yeomen of the Guard and The Mikado-their single greatest hit. Plus excerpts from Sullivan's incidental music for The Merry Wives of Windsor and an unusual collaboration with Gilbert: the sacred musical drama The Martyr of Antioch.

With Rob Cowan and Jonathan Swain. Rimsky-Korsakov Capriccio Espagnol , Op 34 Czech PO, conductor Karel Ancerl
10.17 Roussel Divertissement, Op 6
Catherine Cantin (flute), Maurice Bourgue (oboe), Michel Portal (clarinet), Amaury Wallez (bassoon), Andre Cazaiet (horn), Pascal Roge (piano)
10.25 Verdi Nile scene (Aida, Act 3)
Victor SO , conductor Rosario Bourdon ; Berlin Symphony Orchestra, conductor Fritz Zweig (0 Patria Mia)
10.52 Alkan Le Festin d'Esope Raymond Lewenthal (piano)
11.02 Mozart Symphony No 40 in G minor Vienna PO, conductor Wilhelm Fiirtwangler

Norfolk and Norwich Festival 2002
Engl ish folk k song I ies at the heart of today's programme, presented by Chris de Souza , including
Dudley Phillips Nancy
Huw Warren Old Song New Song Pamela Thorby (recorder), Perfect Houseplants
Vaughan Williams Fantasy Quintet Louise Williams (viola), Chilingirian Quartet
Moeran String Quartet No 2 Maggini Quartet Grainger Lisbon
Haffner Wind Ensemble

From the Temple Church, London, introduced by Chris de Souza. Modern vocal works are juxtaposed with 12th-century polyphony and the rich textures of the Renaissance.
Hilliard Ensemble
Joanne Metcalf // Nome del Bel Fior: Maria I
Nicolas Gombert Salve Regina
Metcalf II Nome del Bel Fior. Maria II Antoine Brumel Mater Patris Metcalf II Nome del Bel Fior
Anon (15th-century) There Is No Rose of Such Virtue
Karen Thomas Alnight by the Rose Perotin Alleluia , Nativitas Luca Belcastro La Voce delle Creature

BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra Presented by John Shea.
Beethoven Overture: Coriolan
Prokofiev Piano Concerto No 5
Victoria Postnikova , conductor Nan Volkov Stravinksy Divertimento (Le Baiserde la Fee) Conductor Vassily Sinaisky
Brahms Symphony No 1 in C minor Conductor Man Volkov

Thomas Ravenscroft. Lucie Skeaping looks at the life and music of the composer who in the early 16th century collected some of the popular music of his day and thus left a picture of English musical life.

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Walkure Wotan is outraged that Briinnhilde has deliberately gone against his wishes. Act 3
Bayreuth Festival Orchestra, conductor Adam Fischer

Presented by Verity Sharp.
Tchaikovsky, arr Pletnev Suite: The Nutcracker Simon Trpceski (piano)
Beethoven Piano Trio in B flat, Op 97 (Archduke) Kungsbacka Trio

Edward Seckerson introduces two Rodgers and Hart musicals, recorded in concert earlier this year at the Brighton Dome.
Julia McKenzie tells the stories, with new concert narrations by David Benedict.

"Pal Joey"
A caddish anti-hero juggles the affections of naive chorus girl and wealthy society dame. Show stoppers include "I Could Write a Book" and "Bewitched".

"On Your Toes"
Gangsters, vaudeville and the Russian Ballet come together in this riotous, romantic romp, which culminates in the orchestral tour de force "Slaughter on Tenth Avenue".

Maida Vale Singers, BBC Concert Orchestra, conductor Robert Ziegler

Performance on 3
7.30pm R3
A double treat for Rodgers and Hart fans, in a performance of both "Pal Joey" and "On Your Toes". In star-studded cast, Tim Flavin is worth listening out for: playing the thoroughly rotten cad Joey Evans, he's following in the footsteps of both Gene Kelly and Frank Sinatra. But his performance in the role was hot enough to win him an Olivier award. (Jane Anderson)

4: Joan Bakewell talks to Professor Terry Eagleton about what he believes and why.

Presented by Brian Kay.
Louise Winter (mezzo), Roderick Williams (baritone), BBC Singers, City of London Sinfonia, conductor Stephen Cleobury Walton The Twelve (orchestral version) Simon Bainbridge Chant
Durufle Requiem (orchestral version)

With Susan Sharpe.
Wagner Prelude: Die Meistersingervon Nurnberg 12.15 Havergal Brian Choral Songs (excerpts) 12.30 Rameau Suite: Castoret Pollux 1.00 Wagner Overture:
Tannhauser Mendelssohn Violin Concerto in E minor Tchaikovsky Symphony No 4 in Fminor 2.25Spohr Duo in F for two violins, Op 1482.45 Beethoven Missa Solemnis in 04.00 Larsson Concertino, Op 45 Nol2
4.20 Marcel Dupre Cortege ef Litanie
4.30 Weber Andante e Rondo Ungarese in C minor, Op 354.40 Cari Friedrich Abel Trio in F 4.50 George Hendrick Witte Waltzes, Op 7 (excerpts) 5.00 Glinka, compl Shebalin Symphony on Two Russian Themes
5.10 Joaquin Turina Rapsodia Sinfonica
5.20 Corelli Sonata in D 5.25 Mozart
Four Contradances, K267 5.30 William G James Australian Christmas Carols, Set 2
5.40 Ravel Ma Mère /'Oye