Martin Handley presents Radio 3's classical breakfast show, featuring listener requests. Show more

James Jolly's selection of music includes Mozart's Piano Sonata No 4 in E flat, K282, in a recording by Friedrich Gulda.

Michael Berkeley's guest is neuroscientist and psychiatrist Henrietta Bowden-Jones. Her musical choices include Mozart, Dvorak and Reynaldo Hahn's Venetian songs. Show more

Kitty Whately (mezzo-soprano), Joseph Middleton (piano) perform at Wigmore Hall. Schumann: Die Lowenbraut; Die Kartenlegerin; Die rote Hanne; Five Songs; Frauenliebe und -Leben. Show more

Lucie Skeaping surveys the Middle East's influence on early music, focusing on medieval dance music, Sephardic song and plainchant. Show more

From Ripon Cathedral, with music by Tallis, Stanford, Bairstow and Reuchsel. Show more

Sara Mohr-Pietsch pays tribute to Ward Swingle, the late founder of the Swingle Singers. Plus a preview of the London A Cappella Festival and a Choral Classic: Mozart's Requiem. Show more

A sequence of poetry, prose and music celebrating the gods Apollo and Dionysus and their contrasting natures. With readings by Niamh Cusack and Philip Franks. Show more

Stephen Johnson connects Mahler's beliefs about death to Viennese funeral customs and particularly the idea of 'beautiful death', which was pervasive in Vienna. Show more

Robin Ticciati conducts the LSO at the Barbican. Toshio Hosokawa: Blossoming II. Ravel: Piano Concerto in G (with Simon Trpceski). Mahler: Symphony No 4 (Karen Cargill: mezzo). Show more

An adaptation of Shaw's play dramatising the life and trials of Joan of Arc, for which he won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1925. Show more

Music written for the original 1924 production of George Bernard Shaw's play St Joan. Foulds: St Joan Suite, Op 82b. BBC Concert Orchestra/Ronald Corp. Show more

Catriona Young's selection includes Penderecki's Credo and Te Deum in performances given for his 80th birthday celebrations in 2013. Show more