With Penny Gore.

6.10 Beethoven Piano Trio in D, Op 70 No -t (Ghost) Wilhelm Kempff, Henryk Szeryng (violin),Pierre Fournier(cello)

6.45 Korngold Film Score: The Sea Hawk LSO. conductor Andre Previn

7.05 Mercadante Dee/m/no -t
Philharmonia Soloists, conductor Pietro Spada

7.40 Mozart &(su/tafe, Jubilate, K165 Barbara Bonney (soprano), The English Concert, conductor Trevor Pinnock

8.10 Haydn Notturno No 7 in F. H </ 28
Marten Root (flute), Michael Niesemann (oboe), Mozzafiato. L'Archibudeiii

8.30 Poulenc Concert Champetre Pascal Roge (harpsichord), French National Orchestra, conductor Chartes Dutoit

(1714-88). Donald Macleod presents a week of programmes on the life and works of JS Bach's second son.
1: The Bach Family or Musicians
CPE Bach wrote his first significant works at about the age of 17, and they show the influence of his father's teaching methods. But he was keen to develop his own musical style and he became one of the leading members of a younger generation of musicians who favoured a simpler style of music with an emphasis on sensitivity. Prestissimo (Sonata in C, tVq55 No Jt,) Gabor Antatffy (harpsichord)
March in D Gustav Leonhardt (harpsichord) Sonata in B flat, Wq62 No .t Miklos Spanyi (clavichord)
7r/o Sonata in C, Wql47 Horiiegium
Concerto in D, Wq13 Concerto Armonico, director MiMos Spanyi (piano)
Producer Johannah Smith

With Rob Cowan.
Featuring short orchestral works by Smetana and performances by tenor Jussi Bjoriing.
Smetana Overture; Po<<(a (The Two Widows) Cleveland Orchestra, conductor Christoph von Dohnanyi
10.12 Verdi La Donna e Mobile (Rigoletto, Act 3)
Gounod Salut.' Demeure CDaste et Pure
(Faust, Act 3)
Jussi Bjoriing (tenor), unnamed orchestra conducted by Niis Grevihius
10.19 Vivaldi Recorder Concerto in F, RV442
Michael Copiey. Camerata Bern, director Thomas Furi (vioiin)
10.28 Godard Cacnes dans Cet/ts/7e....
Oh.' Ne T'éveille Pas Encore (Jocelyn) Borodin S/on'/y Did the Day Grow Dim (Prince Igor, Act 1)
Jussi Bjoriing (tenor), unnamed orchestra conducted by Niis Grevi )i!us
10.35 Listener Request;
Chopin Polonaise in F flat, Op 22 Cario Zecchi (piano)
10.45 Smetana Standing Dance; Fur/ant (Czech Dances, Set 2) Prague SO, conductor Petr Attnchter

Edinburgh International Festival
A recital by the young British pianist Paul Lewis, live from the Queen's Hall. Presented by Sandy Burnett.
Haydn variations in F minor, HXW/ 6
Janacek yn the Mists
Haydn Piano Sonata in F flat, HW 52
11.50 Twenty Minutes Jackie Kay reads her short story, "Wish I Was Here".
12.10 Schubert SM German Dances, D820
Schoenberg Six Little Piano Pieces, Op .19
Liszt Piano Sonata in B minor
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Live from the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. Presented by Christopher Cook. Taiiis Scholars, director Peter Phitiips Monte M/ssa S/ne /Vom/ne
Byrd Quomodo Cantab/mus Lassus 7/moret Tremor Monte 0 Bone Jesu Repeated Sunday 1pm

Another chance to hear last Wednesday's Prom.
Presented by Tommy Pearson.
U-Wei (cello), Ulster Orchestra, conductor Thierry Fischer
Mozart Idomeneo.' Overture; Ballet Music (excerpts)
Prokofiev Cello Concerto. Op 58 Kevin Volans Strip-Weave Sibelius Symphony No 5
(Revised repeat from Wednesday)

Edward Seckerson pays tribute to the American composer.

With Petroc Trelawny.

Live from the Roya! Albert Hall London. A concert featuring one of the world's great conductors ofSibeiius and Nieisen and the remarkable trombone-playing of Christian Lindberg in KaieviAho's symphonic concerto. Presented by Fiona Taikington.
Christian Lindberg (trombone), Lahti Symphony Orchestra. conductor Osmo Vanska
Nie)sen Overture: He/fos
Aho Symphony/Vo 9
8.20 Twenty Minutes: The Wi)d Hunt of the Sea Patricia Lysaght introduces a myth from the extreme south west of Ireland, a story of sailors and the restless dead.
8.40Sibe)ius TneOcean/desCYa/e Msrs/on,): SympnonyNo 3 Repeated Thursday 2pm

Verity Sharp features broken beats from Chhs dark, Annie Whitehead and Aiistair Andersen 's trombone and concertina collaboration, saxophonist
Chris Bowden 's album 77me Capsu<e, and Waiter Carios 's Moog synthesizer renditions of the classics.

With Jonathan Swain.

Britten Nocturne, Op 60

12.30 Englund Suite: The Wall of China

12.50 Lehar Meine Lippen Sie Kussen So Heiss (Giuditta)

1.00 Mendelssohn String Quartet in D, Op 44 No.1

Schumann String Quartet in A, Op 41, No.3

1.55 Bach Partita in E minor, BWV830

2.25 Gombert Musae Jovis; Media Vita in Morte Sumus

2.40 Anon Aquella Voz de Cristo

2.45 Bull Een Kinden is Ons Geboren; Laet on Met Herten Reijne; Fantasia on a Theme by Sweelinck; Den Lustelijken Meij

3.00 Haydn Violin Concerto in G, H VIIa4

3.30 Beethoven Symphony No 5 in C minor

4.05 Mendelssohn Overture: Calm Sea and Prosperous Voyage

4.15 Rangstrom Violin Suite No 2

4.30 Ravel Bolero

4.45 Benatzky Zuschau'n Kann I Net (Im Weissen Rossl)

4.50 Sibelius Petite Suite for brass septet

5.00 Mealli Violin Sonata Op 3, No 6 (La Sabbatina)

5.05 Rodgers, arr Hultburg Spring is Here (I Married an Angel)

5.10 Irish Trad, arr Grainger Danny Boy

5.15 Schumann Kinderszenen, Op 15

5.35 Bartok, arr Zathureczky For Children (excerpts)

5.40 Tchaikovsky Suite: The Nutcracker (excerpts)

5.45 Brahms Academic Festival Overture