Petroc Trelawny presents Radio 3's classical breakfast show, featuring listener requests. Email 3breakfast@bbc.co.uk. Show more

Suzy Klein showcases the best in classical music, focusing on Beethoven and Sir Simon Rattle's return to the UK as Music Director at the LSO. Show more

Donald Macleod talks to Alexander Goehr about how he ended up studying in Manchester and then eventually Paris. Show more

John Toal presents highlights from the 22nd West Cork Chamber Music Festival. Featuring music by Haydn, Debussy and Mozart. Show more

Penny Gore presents a week of concerts with Sir Simon Rattle conducting the Berlin Philharmonic. The focus is on Haydn's Creation. Show more

Sean Rafferty with a lively mix of chat, and live performance. Sean's guests include pianist Llyr Williams. Plus, Felicity Lott and Thomas Allen pay tribute to Peter Hall. Show more

Donald Macleod talks to Alexander Goehr about how he ended up studying in Manchester and then eventually Paris. Show more

The BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra and chief conductor Thomas Dausgaard perform Schubert and Strauss. They are joined by pianist Sergei Babayan for Schumann's Piano Concerto. Show more

Matthew Sweet, joined by guests, explores the revival of public washing spaces, as Tony Roper's play 'The Steamie' embarks on a 30th anniversary tour across Scotland. Show more

Milton's epic was published 350 years ago. He was blind as he composed it yet wrote the most extraordinary visually realised poem in English. Adam Nicolson on 3-D Milton. Show more

Nick Luscombe has highlights from new-age zither player Laraaji and London five piece Housewives' performances recorded on the Late Junction stage at End of the Road festival. Show more

Jonathan Swain presents a concert of brass band music from Barcelona, including a trombone concerto by Johan de Meij and highlights from Riverdance. Show more