Petroc Trelawny presents Radio 3's classical breakfast show, including at 8.30am another instalment of Peter Donohoe's 50 Great Pianists as part of the BBC's piano season. Show more

With Sarah Walker. Including CD of the Week: Peter Hurford - Bach Great Organ Works; The guest is actor and author Simon Callow; Essential Choice: Borodin: String Quartet No 2. Show more

Donald Macleod picks his way through Debussy's Preludes, seen as one of his most significant contributions to the piano, and learns how financial necessity could get in the way. Show more

Mezzo Jennifer Johnston sings Barber and Brahms, the Signum Quartet performs Webern's Langsamer Satz, and pianist Igor Levit plays Beethoven's Waldstein Sonata. Show more

Louise Fryer presents a performance of Puccini's Turandot, given at the Les Choregies d'Orange Festival 2012. Plus the BBC SSO in a piano concerto by Alkan. Show more

Presented by Sean Rafferty. With soprano Sandrine Piau, conductor Thomas Sondergard and cellist Raphael Wallfisch. Plus the A to Z of the Piano: Q for queues. Show more

Donald Macleod picks his way through Debussy's Preludes, seen as one of his most significant contributions to the piano, and learns how financial necessity could get in the way. Show more

Fiona Talkington presents a concert of music by Julia Wolfe, with the BBC Concert Orchestra under Keith Lockhart and percussionist Colin Currie. With the new work riSe and fLY. Show more

Presented by Samira Ahmed. With Nobel Prize-winning author Mo Yan, sculptor Anish Kapoor, Samuel Beckett's play All that Fall, and the exhibition Saving Lives: Frontline Medicine. Show more

Claire Barclay, creator of complex art installations, discusses the inspirations behind her art. Show more

Verity Sharp presents music from Ryuichi Sakamoto and Christopher Wilits, the voice of Hungary's Beata Palyal, jazz from Kit Downes, and choral music by Henryk Gorecki. Show more

Susan Sharpe presents a programme of dark humour - the trickster Till Eulenspiegel, the wild stories of Hary Janos, songs of Kurt Weill and a piece by Schoenberg the soldier. Show more