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

Schubert's lonely tale of lost love against the backdrop of a winter walk - Winterreise. Baritone Florian Boesch joins Malcolm Martineau for Schubert's most moving song cycle. Show more

Donald Macleod considers the many contributions made by Ruth Gipps to education and to British music in general, with music from her Fourth Symphony and Wind Sinfonietta. Show more

Penny Gore presents Leif Ove Andsnes with soprano Christiane Karg and the Mahler Chamber Orchestra in the second of three all-Mozart Proms. Show more

Tom Service explores the role of the conductor. Is it to do with their ego, clothes, ability to beat time or their emotional outpouring onstage, or is it something else entirely? Show more

Sean Rafferty presents a special edition, live from Edinburgh International Festival, including performances by Ryan Corbett, William Jack, Daniel Martinez and Siobhan Miller. Show more

Live at the BBC Proms: the BBC Singers and The English Concert with conductor Sofi Jeannin perform Handel's Solomon, featuring Iestyn Davies as Solomon. Show more

Taking field recordings to a new level - a day in the life of veterinarian Joe Hollins, under the shadow of the volcano on Tristan Da Cunha - topped off with a crater lake plunge. Show more

Verity Sharp and Jennifer Lucy Allan bring you highlights from the After Dark festival in Newcastle, featuring Iceboy Violet, Nyati Mayi, Yeah You and Vashti Bunyan. Show more

An hour of thought-provoking music from James Blake, Haim, Little Dragon and Henry Purcell.

Singer-songwriter Laufey presents amazing music from Waitress, In the Heights, The Sound of Music and Oklahoma.

Brahms from Budapest. Hungarian Radio Symphony Orchestra and conductor Tamas Vasary in Brahms Double Concerto and Symphony no 2. John Shea presents. Show more