Martin Handley presents Radio 3's classical breakfast show, including the final week of the Best of British Playlist, compiled from listener requests. Show more

With Andrew McGregor. Building a Library: Schubert: Symphony No. 8 (Unfinished); pianist Alfred Brendel on his recording career; Disc of the Week: Vaughan Williams: Symphony No. 3 Show more

Nicholas Baragwanath explores a forgotten mode of music education used in Naples in the 18th century, which is said to have generated numerous teenage Mozarts. Show more

A selection of 16th-century Spanish vocal music of the Marian tradition by Morales, Victoria and Carceres in a concert given by vocal quartet La Colombina in Switzerland. Show more

Zenaida Yanowsky, one of the principal dancers of the Royal Ballet, chooses music that has inspired her in her personal and professional life, including Tchaikovsky and Janacek. Show more

Matthew Sweet is joined by Italian Morricone expert, Pasquale Iannone, for a look back on the career and music of the great Italian film composer, Ennio Morricone. Show more

Alyn Shipton presents listeners' requests looking back at jazz events of 2014. Including suggestions of new bands to follow, memories of gigs and of musicians no longer with us. Show more

Claire Martin presents music performed by pianist, composer and arranger Alan Broadbent with the Mark Nightingale Big Band and a short set from vocalist Dee Dee Bridgewater. Show more

A Prom in which Roger Norrington conducts the Stuttgart Radio Symphony Orchestra. Beethoven: Symphony No 8 in F. Berlioz: Romeo Alone (Romeo and Juliet). Dvovak: Symphony No 9. Show more

Endymion and BBC Singers under David Hill recorded at the 2014 BBC Proms in a work by minimalism's founding father Steve Reich, The Desert Music. Show more

Sara Mohr-Pietsch and Robert Worby present works by Brice Pauset, Hans Thomalla, Andreas Dohmen and Jon Oivind Ness in performances by Trio Accanto and the Cikada Ensemble. Show more

Geoffrey Smith celebrates Count Basie's work with his original Orchestra, which first emerged in 1936, with soloists such as Lester Young and a celebrate rhythm section. Show more

Jonathan Swain's selection includes music performed by soprano Danielle de Niese and the Australian Chamber Orchestra. Show more