Martin Handley presents Radio 3's classical breakfast show.

Rob Cowan presents music with an educational theme, including Czerny, Tchaikovsky and Bach. Plus piano music from Artur Schnabel and a Bach cantata: BWV38. Show more

Michael Berkeley's guest is geneticist and biogerontologist Linda Partridge. Her musical choices include works by Bizet Chopin, Britten, Bartok, Wagner and Philip Glass. Show more

Lucie Skeaping explores the life and works of Giuseppe Tartini, one of the great violin virtuosos of the 18th century and composer of the famous 'Devil's Trill' sonata. Show more

Martin Handley presents a concert given at the Barbican in London in which John Eliot Gardiner conducts the Monteverdi Choir in Beethoven's Missa Solemnis. Show more

From Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral on the Feast of St Ignatius of Antioch. Show more

Members of choral ensemble Yantra join Aled Jones to talk about their fusion of traditional and ancient music from Bulgaria, India and England, and the use of multi-tracking. Show more

Freddie Jones and his son Toby are the readers in a sequence about the relationship between fathers and sons. With Turgenev and Coleridge, plus Bach, Mozart and the Strausses. Show more

Poet Gwyneth Lewis explores the modern revival of Welsh language, learning what living in a bilingual nation really means and where the language movement is heading. Show more

By Amanda Dalton. Drama inspired by the classic silent horror film Nosferatu, using poetry, prose, song, monologue and dialogue to explore the ways people talk to each other. Show more

Lucy Duran reviews new world music with Jane Cornwell and John L Walters. Plus a session with Gonul Ekmekci and members of the Nefes Ensemble, featuring Turkish folk songs. Show more

Julian Joseph presents concert music from the Quentin Collins/Brandon Allen Quartet. Plus Now Is the Time, as Kevin Le Gendre profiles drummer Brian Blade's album Fellowship. Show more

Jonathan Swain presents a concert of Buxtehude from Cafe Zimmermann and soloists: soprano Nuria Real and bass Stefan Vock. Show more