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

Sarah Walker chooses three hours of attractive and uplifting music to complement your morning, and puts a musical spin on events. Show more

Film director Ken Loach talks to Michael Berkeley about the classical music he's loved throughout his life and the dangerous power of music in film. Show more

Hannah French and violinist Adrian Chandler chat about 25 years of his ensemble La Serenissima, including recordings of music by Vivaldi, Tartini, Pisendel and Fasch.

An archive recording from Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford (first broadcast 6 November 1974). Show more

Alyn Shipton introduces listeners' requests, which this week include recordings by Count Basie, Jackie McLean and Buddy Rich. Show more

Where do you start? How do you carry on? What do you need or not need to know? Tom Service composes some answers. Show more

The brilliant but doomed German republic evoked in readings of Kästner, Brecht and Alfred Doblin read by Sheila Atim and Philip Franks. Music by Dietrich, Eisler and Schoenberg. Show more

The unknown tale of Cold War communist Poland's unlikely love affair with electronic music. Robert Worby finds out Warsaw was a beacon of musical freedom behind the Iron Curtain. Show more

Silver Darlings by Tallulah Brown and The Shores by Vinay Patel. Two companion plays set at the edge of the world, performed live at HighTide Festival. Show more

Fiona Talkington introduces highlights of concerts recorded from the past and present featuring the great soprano Jessye Norman, who died in September. Show more

Nicholas Kenyon describes the catapulting success of period ensembles, the controversy of unfamiliar sounds and the era when early music went mainstream. Show more

Comedian and actress Lolly discovers music for cooking, calming and comedy in Clemmie's classical playlist. Show more

A focus on music by both Polish composers and performers. With Catriona Young. Show more