Presented by Martin Handley. Music includes:
7.00-8.00: Bach/Respighi Prelude and Fugue in D (after BWV532) Faure Suite: Dolly, Op 56
8.00-9.00: Bach Aria: Ich will den Kreuzstab gerne tragen (Cantata No 56)
Schumann Cello Concerto in A minor
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Andrew McGregor plays new CD releases.

9.30 Building a Library
Simon Heighes surveys the available recordings of music by CPE Bach.

10.15 A round-up of recent reissues.

10.45 Jeremy Summerly reviews new choral discs, including Rene Jacobs conducting Handel's Saul, Schoenberg from Accentus, and Polyphony singing James MacMillan's Seven Last Words.

11.15 Pianist Malcom Martineau explains to Andrew McGregor why he's dedicated himself to accompanying singers.

11.45 The Listening Booth
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12.35 Disc of the Week: Hans Werner Henze Violin Concerto No 3 (Doktor Faustus) Torsten Janicke (violin), Magdeburg PO, conductor Christian Ehwald

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Lucie Skeaping presents a recital of cello duos by the early 19th-century German cellist and composer Friedrich Kummer , given recently by Americans Phoebe Carrai and Tanya Tomkins at Crear in Argyll and Bute.

Helen Mayhew presents a round-table edition live from the Scarborough Jazz Festival. Guests include singer
Jacqui Dankworth and festival host Alan Barnes.
Plus music from pianist Gareth Williams.

With Geoffrey Smith.
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Arrangers Anonymous
3/4. Russell Davies is joined by arranger/ composer/conductors Barry Forgie and Steve Gray to analyse how My Ship (a Kurt Weill melody from the Broadway musical Lady in the Dark) was arranged in 1956 by Gil Evans for the Miles Davis album Miles Ahead. Producer Graham Pass

La Fanciulla del West
Minnie falls in love with a visitor to her saloon, Dick Johnson, not realising that he's really the notorious bandit Ramerrez. But Ranee the sheriff is determined to win Minnie's love and to bring the villain to justice. Set against a backdrop of the California Gold Rush, Puccini's opera returns to the Royal Opera House in a production by Piero Faggioni. Presented by Stephanie Hughes.
Royal Opera Chorus, Royal Opera House Orchestra, conductor Antonio Pappano Act
7.30 Interval: Opera Box Stephanie Hughes is joined at the Royal Opera House by Puccini expert Alexandra Wilson , and Christopher Cook talks to Monica Mason in the first of a series marking the 75th anniversary season of the Royal Ballet.
8.00 Act 2
8.45 Interval: Errand A short story by Raymond Carver , evoking the demise of Anton Chekhov at a hotel in the Alpine spa town of Badenweiler. Read by David Collins.
9.10 Act 3

Ian McMillan presents the weekly cabaret of new writing, poetry and performance. This week he looks back at four decades of the Poetry
Olympics with its founder Michael Horovitz and hears the latest from one of Latin America's biggest poetry festivals taking place in Argentina.

Modern takes on older pieces, including Judith Weir 's Roll off the Ragged Rocks of Sin played by pianist Antony Gray and based on Bach's aria Wer bist du? Frage dein Gewissen (Cantata No 132). Producer Philip Tagneyl

BBCSSO: John Woolrich Portrait Presented by Sarah Walker.
BBC Scottish SO, conductor Martyn Brabbins Woolrich Oboe Concerto With Nicholas Daniel Ulysses Awakes With Scott Dickinson (viola) Double Mercury
Plus music from the St Magnus Festival: Alexandra Gibson (contralto), Paragon Ensemble, conductor Garry Walker Henryk Gorecki Little Music No 4
Salvatore Sciarrino Le Voci Sottovetro