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Essential Classics
Thursday Suzy Klein - Handel's 'As steals the morn', Women Police, Graham Fellows
3 hours
on BBC Radio 3
Suzy Klein with the best in classical music, plus this week's guest, the comedy actor and musician Graham Fellows. Show more
Donald Macleod explores Chausson’s passion for art, which he indulged at home in France and on frequent trips to Italy. Show more
Sarah Walker introduces music for Cello and Piano, performed by Steven Isserlis and Connie Shih at the Pittville Pump Room in Cheltenham. Show more
Afternoon Concert
Prom 55 repeat: Iván Fischer, Budapest Festival Orchestra perform Brahms, Liszt and Sarasate
3 hours
on BBC Radio 3
Ivan Fischer and the Budapest Festival Orchestra perform Brahms's First Symphony. Guest violin and cimbalom players join them for a selection of Hungarian dances and folk tunes. Show more
Sean Rafferty presents, with live music from Pavel Kolesnikov, Sam Stadlen and Reiko Ichise. Plus ballerina Viviana Durante talks about the story of ballet as told in a new book. Show more
BBC Proms
2018
Prom 72: Peter Oundjian, Royal Scottish National Orchestra perform Britten's War Requiem
1 hour, 44 minutes
on BBC Radio 3
Live at the BBC Proms: the Royal Scottish National Orchestra, under Peter Oundjian, with soloists Erin Wall, Allan Clayton and Russell Braun performs Britten's War Requiem Show more
New Generation Artists
Allan Clayton, Elias String Quartet and Pavel Kolesnikov
30 minutes
on BBC Radio 3
Tenor Allan Clayton and the Elias String Quartet join forces for Vaughan Williams's Housman cycle, On Wenlock Edge, and Pavel Kolesnikov plays a Schubert impromptu. Show more
Samira Ahmed explores how Victorian art critic John Ruskin promoted women's liberation through a radical model for girls' education set out in his essay, Of Queens' Gardens. Show more
Celebrating social phenomena that are managing to survive, Andrew Martin discusses sex shops, especially those in London's Soho, asking why they have almost entirely disappeared. Show more
The Tallis Scholars under Peter Phillips perform Allegri's Miserere, Browne's O Maria salvatoris, Part's Nunc dimittis and works by von Bingen, Gallus, Padilla and Tallis. Show more
Putting surprising sounds together in surprising ways. A serendipitous trip through adventurous music across time and genres. Show more
Jonathan Swain presents studio recordings from Slovakia, including Berg's Violin Concerto and Jozef Sixta's Symphony No 2 Show more
