Martin Handley presents Breakfast, including a Sounds of the Earth slow radio soundscape.

Sarah Walker chooses two hours of attractive and uplifting music to complement your morning, whether you’re doing some gardening or staying cosy inside. Show more

Press rewind on a century of the BBC with an epic eight-hour soundscape: seismic events, cultural landmarks, unforgettable voices and BBC history intertwined with classical music. Show more

Press rewind on a century of the BBC with an epic eight-hour soundscape: seismic events, cultural landmarks, unforgettable voices and BBC history intertwined with classical music. Show more

Press rewind on a century of the BBC with an epic eight-hour soundscape: seismic events, cultural landmarks, unforgettable voices and BBC history intertwined with classical music. Show more

Press rewind on a century of the BBC with an epic eight-hour soundscape: seismic events, cultural landmarks, unforgettable voices and BBC history intertwined with classical music. Show more

Press rewind on a century of the BBC with an epic eight-hour soundscape: seismic events, cultural landmarks, unforgettable voices and BBC history intertwined with classical music. Show more

Press rewind on a century of the BBC with an epic eight-hour soundscape: seismic events, cultural landmarks, unforgettable voices and BBC history intertwined with classical music. Show more

Press rewind on a century of the BBC with an epic, eight-hour soundscape: seismic events, cultural landmarks, unforgettable voices and BBC history intertwined with classical music. Show more

Press rewind on a century of the BBC with an epic eight-hour soundscape: seismic events, cultural landmarks, unforgettable voices and BBC history intertwined with classical music. Show more

Press rewind on a century of the BBC with an epic eight-hour soundscape: seismic events, cultural landmarks, unforgettable voices and BBC history intertwined with classical music. Show more

Press rewind on a century of the BBC with an epic eight-hour soundscape: seismic events, cultural landmarks, unforgettable voices and BBC history intertwined with classical music. Show more

Press rewind on a century of the BBC with an epic eight-hour soundscape: seismic events, cultural landmarks, unforgettable voices and BBC history intertwined with classical music. Show more

A new radio poem from Paul Farley, marking the centenary of BBC radio, takes its inspiration from a 1921 essay that imagined the world-changing possibilities of a new invention. Show more

Weaving in various archive productions of the epic poem, all connected by Seamus Heaney's translation, to create a remixed version, including a new commission by Patience Agbabi. Show more

Hannah French presents more from the freshest recordings in classical music, including the recommended version of the Building a Library work, Robert Schumann's song cycle Myrthen. Show more

Owen Sheers's radio poem explores the underground spaces of Wales, from slate caverns to sea caves, from Snowdonia to Gower - places integral to Welsh myth, industry and psyche. Show more

For Black History Month, Linton Stephens mixes a classical playlist of music by black composers for his guest, podcaster, pole dance teacher and writer Kelechi. Show more

The Bamberg Symphony, Jakub Hrusa and violinist Joshua Bell at the BBC Proms 2019 in an all-Czech programme of Dvorak and Smetana. Jonathan Swain presents. Show more