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

Rob Cowan presents the best in classical music, including potential companion pieces for one of the concerti from Vivaldi's Seasons. Show more

Donald Macleod delves into Antonio Vivaldi's late works for the stage, where he started to write showcase arias full of vocal pyrotechnics to bedazzle the listener. Show more

Joseph Shiner (clarinet) and Ashley Fripp (piano) perform Schumann, Debussy and Poulenc in the town hall at Stromness as part of the St Magnus Festival. Show more

Tom Redmond concludes his BBC Philharmonic series with a concert at MediaCityUK in Salford, with Smetana's tone-poem 'Ma vlast', Sibelius's First Symphony and Elgar's Falstaff. Show more

Sean Rafferty launches Why Music? The Key to Memory live from London's Wellcome Collection. Guests include Dame Evelyn Glennie. Show more

What is music without our memories? Philip Ball talks to neuroscientists about how we first become our musical selves and asks if music can teach us about our minds. Show more

Live from Maida Vale Studios, the Aurora Orchestra conducted by Nicholas Collon invite you to enter the Musical Memory Palace to explore music by Debussy, Boulez, Ives and Mozart. Show more

Ian McMillan presents a 'memorisable' cabaret of the word - with Jenny Uglow on Edward Lear, the actor Julian Glover and improvisers Rachel Parris and Amy Cooke-Hodgson. Show more

Neuropsychologist Catherine Loveday explores what life is like when you can only live completely in the present. Show more

Kathryn Tickell presents performances by British-Iraqi singer Alya Al-Sultani, Senegalese kora player Seckou Keita and UK folk singer Sam Lee from Wellcome Collection in London. Show more

Catriona Young presents a performance of Mahler's second symphony from the Monte-Carlo Philharmonic and conductor Mark Wigglesworth. Show more