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

Refresh your morning with a great selection of classical music. This week's Essential Performer is Norwegian pianist Leif Ove Andsnes. Presented by Georgia Mann. Show more

Donald Macleod follows Vaughan Williams as he puts on an oratorio during riots, enjoys walking with friends and makes a move to the country. Show more

Soprano Fatma Said is joined by William Youn at the piano for a sequence of Schubert songs, and pianist Benjamin Grosvenor and friends play Richard Strauss's Piano Quartet. Show more

Zelenka's Missa 1724 with Collegium 1704 in Warsaw, plus music by Stamitz, Dvorak and Caroline Shaw. Show more

Doug Bott and Alexander Campkin join Katie Derham to share news about the National Open Youth Orchestra's forthcoming concerts. And the Marin Consort perform live in the studio. Show more

An eclectic mix featuring Vaughan Williams's Fifth Symphony and including Sibelius. Show more

Sir Mark Elder conducts The Hallé Orchestra in music by Stravinsky, Richard Strauss and Elena Langer, alongside Vaughan Williams's Symphony No 8. Show more

Soho in films from 1948-1963 and the 1970s glamour and porn industry discussed by Matthew Sweet and his guests Jingan Young, Benjamin Halligan and David McGillivray. Show more

Writer Paul Morley alights on Where Have All the Flowers Gone. A Pete Seeger anti-war folk song that Dietrich transmuted into something tender and powerful, tempered by experience. Show more

Hannah Peel with a magical sonic journey for late-night listening. Subscribe to receive your weekly mix on BBC Sounds.

Escape with Elizabeth Alker for an hour of music that defies classification, from meditative reflections on the Pacific Ocean to music inspired by the calls of curlews in Orkney. Show more

French harpist Xavier de Maistre joins the Monte-Carlo Philharmonic Orchestra to perform Ginastera's Harp Concerto. Plus music by Villa-Lobos, Copland and Grofé. With John Shea. Show more