Petroc Trelawny presents Radio 3's classical breakfast show. Including Jeanjean's Clair Matin for clarinet and piano, Spohr's Overture in C, and Schmelzer's Sonata Natalitia. Show more

With Sarah Walker. Including Holst's Beni Mora from the Essential CD of the Week. 9.30am Artist of the Week: The Sixteen: Howells: Like as the Hart. Bach: Cantata, BWV34. Show more

After the October Revolution of 1917, Szymanowski returned to Warsaw, now the capital city of an independent Poland, but he struggled to find a place in the nation's regeneration. Show more

Sean Rafferty introduces music from the Clandeboye Music Festival. 3/4. Including Brahms: Capriccios and Intermezzo, Op 116; Intermezzo, Op 117 No 1; Ballade in B, Op 10 No 4. Show more

Vienna State Opera's production of Cardillac, Hindemith's murder-mystery opera from 1926. Franz Welser-Most conducts soloists and the Vienna State Opera Chorus and Orchestra. Show more

Presented by Suzy Klein. With music from a cappella octet VOCES8, plus conductors Harry Christophers and JoAnn Falletta. Show more

After the October Revolution of 1917, Szymanowski returned to Warsaw, now the capital city of an independent Poland, but he struggled to find a place in the nation's regeneration. Show more

Steven Osborne (piano), BBC NOW/Thierry Fischer. Debussy: Le martyre de Saint Sebastien. Ravel: Piano Concerto. Mussorgsky: Night on the Bare Mountain. Stravinsky: Firebird Suite. Show more

Presented by Rana Mitter. With a new biography of Deng Xiaoping, artist Quentin Blake, differing attitudes around the world to saving money, and the film Black Power Mixtape. Show more

Despite the atheistic ideals of the USSR, the Moscow show trials were far more permeated by the religious concept of confession than we think. Dr Iain Lauchlan on Soviet confession. Show more

|Verity Sharp presents a varied selection of music. Show more

Susan Sharpe presents BBC New Generation Artists. Show more