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

Building a library on Gerald Finzi's solo cantata, Dies natalis, with Elin Manahan Thomas, plus Tom McKinney rounds up recent releases. Show more

Pelleas et Melisande at Glyndebourne, David Toop on reimagining Japanese Noh theatre, and marking the NHS 70th anniversary with pianist Elaine Chew. Show more

Conductor Sofi Jeannin opens up a colourful selection of classical music from the inside - revealing familiar and unfamiliar works in a new light. Show more

Matthew Sweet looks at music for films that explore father/daughter relationships in the week of the release of Debra Granik's movie, 'Leave No Trace'. Show more

Alyn Shipton selects listeners' requests for all styles and periods of jazz by letter and email. This week's edition includes music by German-born pianist Jutta Hipp. Show more

The best in jazz - past, present and future - with a session from saxophonist Jean Toussaint. Plus, trumpeter Yazz Ahmed shares the music which has inspired her over the years. Show more

Janacek's final and powerful work, From the House of the Dead, from the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, with Willard White and Johan Reuter, conducted by Mark Wigglesworth. Show more

Gruppen from Tate Modern, London. Stockhausen's masterpiece as recreated earlier today by the London Symphony Orchestra in the epic spaces of the Turbine Hall. Show more

Life in the NHS captured in immersive stereo and specially composed choral music. NHS staff join with the Bach Choir to mark the 70th anniversary of the health service. Show more

Tom Service presents Philip Venables's opera, 4.48 Psychosis, based on Sarah Kane's harrowing last play, in a Royal Opera House production recorded at the Lyric Hammersmith. Show more

Quincy Jones began as a jazz prodigy, composing for a galaxy of big names as well as his own star-packed ensembles. Geoffrey Smith celebrates his jazz roots. Show more

Through the Night begins with a performance of Mozart's Requiem recorded in Moscow. Other music in the programme includes works by Albeniz and Sibelius. Jonathan Swain presents. Show more