Classical music for breakfast time, plus found sounds and the odd unclassified track.

The best new classical releases. Jan Smaczny chooses his favourite recording of Dvorak's Seventh Symphony, plus Alexandra Coghlan on new releases of music by Britten and Bruckner. Show more

Tom Service on Bang on a Can's online music marathon; Musicians in our time: violinist Rakhi Singh; as schools re-open we'll see how they're coping with music tuition after Covid. Show more

Jess Gillam and classical guitarist Andrey Lebedev swap music from Brahms to Mason Bates, and Jimmie Rowles featuring Stan Getz. Show more

Amos Miller takes us inside a selection of classical music from the perspective of a brass player - revealing both familiar and unfamiliar works in a new light. Show more

This week's featured release is The Trial of the Chicago 7, set against the background of protest and unrest of 1968, Matthew looks at this and to films released in that year. Show more

Lopa Kothari with new tracks from across the globe, plus a session with English folk singer Fay Hield.

Live music from pianist Aaron Diehl and his trio, and violinist Regina Carter shares her inspirations. Show more

Verdi's Les Vêpres Siciliennes, recorded at the Royal Opera House with Bryan Hymel and Erwin Schrott, and conducted by Antonio Pappano Show more

Kate Molleson presents the latest in new music performance, including works by Edmund Finnis, Anna Clyne and Jeffrey Mumford recorded in studio sessions at Salford. Show more

Free-flowing saxophone lines, timbral guitar and double drums from We Bow To No Masters. Plus, an archive tape of the British-Jamacian free-form saxophonist Joe Harriott. Show more