With Louise Fryer. Music includes:
7.00-8.00: Beethoven Duo in F, WoO2 7 No 2 Leclair Violin Sonata in D, Op 9 No 3
8.00-9.00: Arnold Brass Quintet, Op 73 Liszt Battle of the Huns
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Andrew McGregor plays some of this month's classical music CD releases.
9.30 Buildinga Library: Rodney Milnes makes a recommendation from the available recordings of Puccini's Madama Butterfly.
10.15 A round-up of recent reissues.
10.45 Stephen Johnson reviews new orchestral releases, including Messiaen's
Eclairs sur l'Au-delà from Simon Rattle and the Berlin PO, Bruckner's Seventh Symphony from Philippe Herreweghe andtheChamps-Elysees Orchestra, and Robert Simpson 's llth
Symphony from the City of London Sinfonia conducted by Matthew Taylor.
11.15 An interview with Martin Baker , master of music at Westminster Cathedral, who talks about the choir's recent recordings of music by Maxwell Davies , MacMillan and Victoria.
11.45 The Listening Booth: Yourchanceto request some of the latest CD releases from the list on the programme website .
12.30 Disc of the Week: All'lmprowiso - Ciaccone, Bergamasche, eunPo' di Follie
(excerpts) Lucilla Galeazzi and Marco Beasley (singers), Gianluigi Trovesi (clarinet),
L' Arpeggiata, director Christina Pluhar (harp/theorbo)
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Rappresentatione diAnima, et di Corpo Emiliode ' Cavalieri's sacred opera is the earliest surviving play set entirely to music. Lucie Skeaping presents highlights of a performance given by L'Arpeggiata, directed by Christina Pluhar , at the Utrecht Early Music Festival last month.

Stacey Kent presents the show from New York, where she is performing at the Algonquin
Hotel's Oak Room. She finds out who's in town and listens to their latest CD releases.

With Geoffrey Smith.
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3/3. David Sanborn looks at the great composer, arranger and bandleader Gil Evans's work in the early 1970s with his electric big band, in which he used synthesizers and electric guitars to create the trademark sound he formerly achieved with brass. With contributions from members of the band.

The pianist performs Brahms's Rhapsody in B minor, Op 79 No 1, and Schubert's Piano Sonata in B flat, D960.

The Greek Passion
I Charles Mackerras conducts Covent
Garden's Olivier Award-winning production of Martinu's last major work. A group of modern Greek villagers put on a Passion play, but as the threatening presence of refugees divides the village, they find themselves gradually taken over by their roles. Manolios, cast as Jesus, and Katerina, the village's Mary Magdalen , seek to welcome and comfortthe visitors, against the will of Priest Grigoris and the village elders. Presented by Stephanie Hughes.
Royal Opera Chorus and Orchestra, conductor Charles Mackerras
Acts land 2
8.35 Interval: The Heroic Pessimist
Peter Mackridge talks to Piers Burton-Page about Nikos Kazantakis , on whose novel, Christ Recrucified , Martinu's opera is based.
9.00 Acts 3 and 4

Hanif Kureishi performs a musical dramatisation of his own short story Remember This Moment, Remember Us, and Peter Blegvad returns with another eartoon. Presented by Ian McMillan. Producer Martin Smith

Vale of Glamorgan Festival
Sarah Walker presents a concert by the BBC National Orchestra of Wales conducted by Grant Llewellyn.
David Lang FUR (first performance; Radio 3 commission) With Andrew Zolinsky (piano)
Elliott Carter Oboe Concerto With David Cowley Michael Daugherty Sunset Strip
Michael Torke Ballet: Ecstatic Orange
Plus music for solo percussion performed by Colin Currie at the Spitalfields Festival in London, including works by Roberto Maggio , David Lang , and the first performance of Be by Dai Fujikura.