Clemency Burton-Hill presents Radio 3's classical breakfast show, featuring Bach Before Seven and listener requests. Show more

With Sarah Walker. Including Five Reasons to Love La Folia; Musical Challenge; Artist of the Week: violinist Joshua Bell; Sarah's Essential Choice: Beethoven: Grosse Fugue, Op 133. Show more

Donald Macleod on the thorny circumstances of Liszt's departure from Weimar and one poignant, valedictory symphonic poem, written many years later, a few years before his death. Show more

Katya Apekisheva, the Hebrides Ensemble and the Crawford-Phillips/Moore duettists play music by Domenico Scarlatti, Thomas Ades and Ravel at Piano Festivals in Glasgow and Perth. Show more

Verity Sharp presents performances from the BBC National Orchestra of Wales. Beethoven: Symphony No 7. Karl Jenkins: Euphonium Concerto (soloist: David Childs); The Armed Man. Show more

Suzy Klein is joined by alternative folk group Tir Eolas who perform live. Plus the Dante Quartet with a preview of their Kings Place concert. Show more

Donald Macleod on the thorny circumstances of Liszt's departure from Weimar and one poignant, valedictory symphonic poem, written many years later, a few years before his death. Show more

Live from the Barbican in London, John Wilson conducts the National Youth Orchestra. Bach arr Elgar: Fantasia and Fugue in C minor. Respighi: Pines of Rome. Elgar: Symphony No 1. Show more

Ian McMillan presents a special edition exploring the language of time. With novelists William Gibson and Geoff Dyer, as well as musician Sally Rodgers and poet Ira Lightman. Show more

Tom Shakespeare challenges stereotypical ideas about creativity and disability celebrating painter Lucy Jones, who was born with cerebral palsy. Show more

Lopa Kothari presents music from around the world, including a live session from Josienne Clarke and Ben Walker. Show more

Jonathan Swain's selection includes the Casals Quartet performing music by Mozart, Ligeti and Brahms. Show more