Martin Handley presents Radio 3's classical breakfast show, featuring the A-Z of film music, the Musical Map and listener requests. Show more

Rob Cowan presents early recordings by famous performers, including Yehudi Menuhin, Jacqueline du Pre and Leontyne Price. Plus a concerto by Lutoslawski and a Handel cantata. Show more

Michael Berkeley's guest is film-maker and writer Mike Leigh. His choices include music from Gilbert and Sullivan, Mozart, Offenbach, Shostakovich, Miles Davis and Bethoven. Show more

Lucy Skeaping explores the Gerard Depardieu film Tous Les matins du monde and considers some of the music featured in it, written by 17th/18th composer Marin Marais. Show more

John Storgards conducts the BBC Philharmonic in music by Sibelius, Delius and Kabalevsky, plus Nielsen's Third Symphony, with Gillian Keith (soprano) and Mark Stone (baritone). Show more

Tim Rhys-Evans explores how choirs and choral music have enhanced some of cinema's most compelling scores. Show more

Poetry, prose and music on the theme of the Low Countries, with readings by Maxine Peake and Samuel West. Including Erasmus, Louis Aragon, Louis Andriessen and Cesar Franck. Show more

Journalist Jonathan Coffey is in Los Angeles to meet some of today's leading film composers to assess the business of writing for the movies. Show more

Laurie Slade's version of August Strindberg's notorious drama from 1890 about suspicion, adultery and the disintegration of a marriage. Show more

Lucy Duran looks back over 13 years of the programme, selecting some of the most memorable recordings made in almost 70 countries around the world. Show more

Julian Joseph presents a duo piano concert set by Alex Wilson and Cesar Correa. Plus, as part of the BBC's Sound of Cinema, season music from the soundtrack to Round Midnight. Show more

Jonathan Swain introduces a concert from Danish Radio featuring Leonard Bernstein's Second Symphony (The Age of Anxiety), as well as works by Janacek and Nielsen. Show more