Elizabeth Alker presents presents Radio 3's breakfast show, featuring listener requests and a new specially written piece by Composer in 3 Matthew Kaner. Show more

James Jolly marks Remembrance Sunday with works by Finzi, Coles and Holst. Plus Vaughan Williams's London Symphony, music by Ravel and Debussy and the young artist of the week. Show more

Michael Berkeley's guest is writer Geoff Dyer. He talks about how his lifelong passion for jazz has taken him on a musical journey, from Miles Davis to Keith Jarrett playing Bach. Show more

From Wigmore Hall, cellist Marie-Elisabeth Hecker with pianist Martin Helmchen. Bach: Viola da gamba Sonata No 3. Stravinsky: Suite italienne. Brahms: Cello Sonata No 1. Show more

Fiona Talkington presents a concert from the 2016 Brighton Early Music Festival celebrating the work of 17th-century German Jesuit scholar and polymath Athanasius Kircher. Show more

From Ely Cathedral. Show more

Sara Mohr-Pietsch presents coverage of the Category Finals stage of Choir of the Year 2016, featuring highlights from the Open Section. Plus a Choral Classic from Renaissance Rome. Show more

Tom Service considers the art of musical improvisation, asking if improvising can ever be 'free'. With musician and writer David Toop and improvising bassist Joelle Leandre. Show more

Texts and music remembering those who died in war over the last century, with readers Simon Russell Beale and Hattie Morahan. With Heaney and Brooke, plus Ravel and Barber. Show more

With Peter Mackay exploring the titillating and bawdy euphemisms in Scottish Gaelic songs and Danielle Thom discussing the life, work and reputation of sculptor Joseph Nollekens. Show more

Ian Skelly presents highlights from the 2016 International Chamber Music Festival in Utrecht and the 2016 Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Festival in Germany. With Bruch, Brahms and Elgar. Show more

Harriet Walter stars in two plays by Harold Pinter, playing the roles of women dealing with profound loss of two different sorts. Show more

Simon Heighes presents highlights from the 2016 Poblet Early Music Festival, featuring viol player Jordi Savall in Irish and Scottish music from the 17th to 19th centuries. Show more

Stephen Davismoon's work God's Own, Caught in No Man's Land, presented alongside music written by composers who fought in WWI. BBC Philharmonic under Michael Seal. Show more

John Shea presents Salomone Rossi's Hebrew Psalms and instrumental canzonas with Ars Cantus and Tomasz Dobrzanski, at the 2013 Songs of Our Roots International Early Music Festival. Show more