Petroc Trelawny presents Breakfast. Start the day with a refreshing selection of music. Show more

Louise Fryer looks at how the weather is portrayed in music. Mark Swartzentruber rediscovers a vintage track, plus your emails, a new release and gigs of the week. Show more

Another chance to hear a programme first broadcast in 2001. Michael Berkeley talks to Alan Sillitoe, author of 'Saturday Night and Sunday Morning', who died earlier this year. Show more

Catherine Bott presents music for a Jewish wedding performed by Ensemble Lucidarium from the 2010 York Early Music Festival. Show more

Chi-chi Nwanoku introduces more listeners' favourites including a sparkling symphony by Michael Haydn and Ethel Smyth's remarkable Concerto for Violin, Horn and Orchestra. Show more

Live from Chichester Cathedral during the Southern Cathedrals' Festival. Show more

Catherine Bott explores some of the joys of English ployphony with Harry Christophers, Sally Dunkley and The Sixteen in an exploration of music by Byrd, Tallis and Sheppard. Show more

Aled Jones champions Georgian choral music, celebrates a 50th in Liverpool, begins our countdown to the Choir of the Year 2010 finals, and talks to Simon Preston. Show more

Told with poetic imagery and song, Lorca's powerful tale of a woman's desperate yearning for a child that leads her to murder. Show more

Historian Matthew Sweet follows the trail of a Native American filmmaker. James Young Deer made pro Indian movies in California. But in 1914 a sex scandal drove him to London... Show more

The inexorable yearning for transcendence: Stephen Mangan and Adjoa Andoh read prose and poems by Keats, Mary Wollstonecraft and Robert Scott with music by Janacek and Prokofiev.

Jazz Line-Up introduced by Julian Joseph featuring the 2010 European Jazz Orchestra conducted by Tadej Tomsic (Slovenia). Show more

Rarities, archive and classic recordings from Europe. Tonight, John Shea's selection includes a concert of early music from the Ricercar Consort. Show more