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

Refresh your morning with a great selection of classical music. Show more

In 1943, Rachmaninov finally became a US citizen. Donald looks at his last years in the country he had come to love. Show more

Guitarist Morgan Szymanski joins the Cremona Quartet to perform Haydn, Sor and Boccherini, live at the 2016 Hay Festival. Show more

Vladimir Jurowski conducts Germany's oldest radio orchestra, the Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra, in Mahler and Bruckner. Plus love songs by Brahms from the RIAS Chamber Choir. Show more

Is there a set of rules that makes English music sound English? Do you have to be English to appreciate it? And do you have to be English to be able to write it? Show more

Katie Derham talks to soprano Aleksandra Kurzak and tenor Roberto Alagna. She also introduces a Home Session from pianist Simon Trpceski and friends. Show more

In Tune's specially curated playlist includes music by Dvorak, Debussy and Mozart as well as performances by Barrokksolistene, Ian Bostridge and the Ebene Quartet. Show more

The English Concert joins forces with the Erebus Ensemble, under the direction of Harry Bicket, to perform Bach's Mass in B minor at Bath Abbey as part of Bath Bachfest. Show more

This week, Ian McMillan and guests Alice Oswald and Fiona Sampson discuss eco-poetry and the poetry of nature, asking what it can do for us in difficult times. Show more

Ian Sansom reflects on the supreme sociability of Christopher Isherwood through the extreme unsociability of social isolation. Show more

Verity Sharp presents a home-recorded collaboration session from musicians Georgia Ellery of Jockstrap and Jamie xx. Show more

Featuring music by Croatian composers and performers to celebrate the country's national day. Presented by John Shea. Show more