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

Jonathan Swain explores musical forests and jungles as portrayed by Peterson-Berger, MacDowell, Villa-Lobos and Rossini. Plus music from the Gerhard Quartet and a work by Dohnanyi. Show more

Michael Berkeley's guest is economist Stephanie Flanders. Her musical choices include favourite songs of her father - Michael Flanders - plus Glenn Gould in a Haydn piano sonata. Show more

From Wigmore Hall in London, a concert in which baritone Roderick Williams and pianist Roger Vignoles perform songs by Faure, Caplet, Honegger and Poulenc. Show more

Hannah French explores Bach's Four Orchestral Suites, which although never published or seen as a collection in the composer's lifetime, contain some of his most enduring music. Show more

Choral Vespers on the Feast of the Conversion of St Paul from Westminster Cathedral. Show more

Bass and choral director Lionel Meunier joins Sara Mohr-Pietsch to talk about his Bach performances with Vox Luminis. Plus music from Siglo de Oro and Bach Collegium Japan. Show more

Tom Service explores what makes a good song work. He asks if pop songs use the same structure as an art song or lied, and is joined by Richard Sisson to explore Schumann's songs. Show more

Texts and music exploring the idea of 'on the edge', with readings by David Threlfall and Alexandra Gilbreath. Including Kafka and JG Ballard, plus music by Wagner and Ligeti. Show more

Using rare recordings, Robert Worby reveals the untold story of how three trips to South America in the 1950s changed Pierre Boulez's life. Show more

Ian Skelly introduces Poulenc's Gloria and Ravel's ballet Daphnis et Chloe performed at the Maison de la Radio in Paris by the Orchestre National de France under Bernard Haitink. Show more

By Steve Waters. Drama focusing on the relationship between playwright Henry Fielding and the first prime minister, Robert Walpole. With David Troughton and Niamh Cusack. Show more

Music performed by Camerata Bern at the Cour de l'Hotel de Ville, Geneva. Rameau: Zais (Orchestral Suite). Campra: L'Europe galante (Orchestral Suite). Rebel: Les elemens. Show more

Members of Ensemble Intercontemporain in performances of Pierre Boulez's Flute Sonatine and Le marteau sans maitre. Show more

Jonathan Swain's selection includes a performance from Poland of Maciej Malecki's cantata Spring Summer. Show more