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

With Sarah Walker. Including Five Reasons to Love Chopin's Preludes; musical challenge; Artist of the Week: Andre Previn; Sarah's Essential Choice: Svendsen: Symphony No 2. Show more

Donald Macleod explains how, after setting out from Warsaw on what was to have been an extended foreign tour, Chopin came to settle permanently in Paris. Show more

Performances from the 2014 Oxford Lieder Festival, including Schubert from mezzo-soprano Bethan Langford, tenor Robert Murray, violinist Ceclia Zilliacus and pianist Bengt Forsberg. Show more

With Verity Sharp. Berio: Folk Song No 1. Mahler: Des Knaben Wunderhorn (excerpts); Mahler: Symphony No 3. Copland: Old American Songs (excerpts). Show more

Sean Rafferty presents a selection of music and guests from the arts world including conductor Paavo Jarvi, who talks about the great Danish symphonist Carl Nielsen. Show more

Donald Macleod explains how, after setting out from Warsaw on what was to have been an extended foreign tour, Chopin came to settle permanently in Paris. Show more

From King's College, Cambridge, Sara Mohr-Pietsch presents Bach's St John Passion, with Stephen Cleobory conducting the Academy of Ancient Music and King's College Choird. Show more

Presented by Matthew Sweet. With a discussion about a new survey of sexual behaviour, Nick Broomfield on his latest documentary and Matt Rubery on the history of the audiobook. Show more

Ross Raisin observes the onset of spring in the Yorkshire wolds, scene of some famous new paintings by David Hockney. Show more

Nick Luscombe's varied selection includes a rarely heard track from Can, composer Meredith Monk and a Jamaican classic from Illinois Jacquet and His All Stars. Show more

John Shea presents music including Noskowski's opera Revenge for the Boundary Wall. Show more