With Penny Gore. Music includes:

7.00-8.30: Ravel Rapsodie - Espagnole LSO, conductor Claudio AbbadoÂ

Saint-Saens Prayer - Gautier Capucon (cello), Frank Braley (piano)Â

Byrd Mass for five voices - Tallis Scholars, director Peter Phillips

8.30-10.00: Bach Partita No 2 in C minor, BWV826 - Martha Argerich (piano)
Mozart Violin Concerto No 2 in D, K211 - Vadim Repin, Vienna Chamber Orchestra, conductor Yehudi Menuhin

With Jonathan Swain.
Ravel Pièce en Forme de Habanera Milhaud Ipanema (Suadades do Brasil) Falla Danse Espanole (La Vida Breve)Johanna Martzy (violin), Jean Antonietti (piano)
10.09 Dukas The Sorcerer's Apprentice
Bournemouth SO, conductor Constantin Silvestri
10.21 Chopin Ballade No 2 in F, Op 38 Samson Francois (piano)
10.28 Wagner Elsa ! Werruft?... Entweihte Gotter ! (Lohengrin) Elisabeth Grummer (soprano: Elsa), Christa Ludwig (mezzo:
Otrud), Vienna PO, conductor Rudolf Kempe
10.36 Anon Donde se Sufre, Juana Tomas de Santa Maria Fantasia XXV Anon La Volta
Early Music Consort of London, director David Munrow
10.41 Chabrier Espana London Symphony Orchestra, conductor Ataulfo Argenta
10.48 Bach Cello Suite No 1 in G, BWV1007 Pablo Casals
11.06 Wagner Komm, Komm! Holder
Knabe!... Halt da!... Dich bann' ich mit der rechten Wehr! (Parsifal)
Vienna State Opera Chorus, Vienna
Philharmonic Orchestra, conductor Georg Solti

4/5. Donald Macleod looks at how Australia's history has found its way into Sculthorpe's music, and at how he has argued, in pieces like Earth Cry, that contemporary Australians might learn better from their forebears how to manage and sustain their environment.
Port Arthur- In Memoriam MarkSkillington (trumpet), Barbara Jane Gilby (violin),
Tasmanian SO, conductor David Porcelijn From the High Hills (Quamby)
Tasmanian SO , conductor Richard Mills Djilile Fretwork
Port Essington Australian Chamber Orchestra Pacific (The Fifth Continent) The Composer (speaker), Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra, conductor David Porcelijn Earth Cry Sydney SO, conductor
Stuart Challender Repeated on Wednesday at 12 midnight
MUSIC LIVE

From Christ Church in Londonderry
3/4. The series of Music Live lunchtime concerts continues with a recital by Northern
Irish pianist Barry Douglas. With Petroc Trelawny. Musorgsky Pictures at an Exhibition
Prokofiev Cinderella: Adagio, Op 9 7 No 10; Waltz, Op 102 No 4; Amoroso, Op 102 No 5

BBC National Orchestra of Wales
4/5. Today's programme includes a concert given in the Pritchard Jones Hall in Bangor as part of the orchestra's North Wales tour last year. There's also more Russian music from Borodin. Presented by Tommy Pearson. Rossini Overture: The Thieving Magpie Conductor James Judd
Mathias Oboe Concerto
David Cowley , conductor James Judd
Stravinsky Concerto in D for Strings (Basel
Concerto); Symphonies of Wind Instruments Conductor James Judd
Hindemith Nobilissima Visione
Conductor James Judd
Borodin In the Steppes of Central Asia Conductor Grant Llewellyn

Music for younger listeners, with CBBC's Angellica Bell and Adrian Dickson. Today, sounds from Japan, a medieval stamping dance and music from the Magnificent Seven.

Brian Kay presents a selection of light classics.

With Sean Rafferty.

Halle Orchestra
Jane Irwin (mezzo), conductor Mark Elder
A concert recorded yesterday at Symphony Hall, Birmingham. It was in 1908 that the Halle, under Hans Richter , gave the first performance of Elgar's First Symphony: "the greatest symphony of modern times", Richter observed. Elgar's masterpiece remains a cornerstone of the orchestra's repertoire nearly one hundred years on. Presented by Chris de Souza . Bax Tintagel
Mahler Liedereines fahrenden Gesellen Elgar Symphony No 1 in A-det See also next Sunday, 3.30pm

China Mieville talks to director Mike Hodges about his new film I'll Sleep When I'm Dead. Producer Kirsty Pope

Vocal group the Hilliard Ensemblejoin Fiona
Talkington in the studio to celebrate their 30th anniversary. Plus music from Michael Nyman , who has just turned 60, and Cecile Kayirebwa sings her song Rwanda exactly ten years after the genocide in her homeland.

5/5. Donald Macleod looks at Meyerbeer's last great operatic successes.
Drinking Chorus (L 'Etoile du Nord); Dinorah, Act 2 (excerpt); L 'Africaine, Act 3 (excerpt) Rptd from Friday

With Jonathan Swain.

Moniuszko Overture: The Chief Commander's Mistress

Karol Jozef Lipinski Variations de Bravoure sur une Romance Militaire in D, Op 22

Schumann Piano Concerto in A minor

Dvorak Suite in A

2.10 Beethoven Clarinet Trio in B flat, Op 11

2.30 Mendelssohn Octet, Op 20

3.05 J.C.F. Fischer Mass: Nun komm, der Heiden Heiland

3.20 Bach, arr Samuel Feinberg Largo from Trio Sonata in C, BWV529

3.30 Bach, arr G. Catoire Passacaglia (and Fugue) in C minor, BWV582

3.45 Handel E Vivo Ancore?... Scherza Infida: Dopo Notte (Ariodante)

4.05 Gluck Dance of the Furies (Orfeo ed Euridice)

4.10 Lawes, arr Pedro Memelsdorff/Andreas Staler Why So Pale?; Bid Me But Live: Two Tunes to John Playford's Dancing Master

4.20 Telemann Trumpet Concerto in D

4.30 Mihaly Mosonyi Festival Music

4.40 Chopin Grand Valse Brillante, Op 18

4.45 Elgar Serenade for Strings

5.00 Vatroslav Lisinski Symphonic Idyll-Evening

5.05 Chausson Chanson Perpetuelle, Op37

5.15 Stanford The Blue Bird, Op 119 No 3

5.15 Theodor Grigoriu Homage to Enescu

5.30 Umberto Giordano Nemico Della Patria (Andrea Chenier)

5.35 Liszt Fantasy on Halivy's La Juive

5.50 Vincenzo Petrall Marcia Per Dopo la Mesa

5.55 Mozart Serenade in C minor, K388

6.15 Johann Baptist Vanhal Concerto for two bassoons

6.40 Respighi Suite No 2: Ancient Airs and Dances