Including at 6.15 Pause for Thought with Shah Husain.
And at 9.15 Pause for Thought with Indarjit Singh.
1/4. Jazz singer Claire Martin celebrates the centenary of songwriter Harold Arlen, whose hits include It's Only a Paper Moon, Stormy Weather, That Old Black Magic,
The Man That Got Away and, most famously, Over the Rainbow.
Featuring new interviews with Tony Bennett, Michael Feinstein and Richard Rodney Bennett, who takes to the piano to illustrate Arlen's art and style.
3arry Wordsworth conducts :he BBC Concert Orchestra, Nith soprano Mary Hegarty and tenor Ashley Catling , live from London's Mermaid Theatre.
Presented by Helen Mayhew.
A re-run of an abridged version of Evelyn Waugh 's satire, published in 1928 and read here by Rik Mayall. 1/8. At Scone College, Oxford, Paul Pennyfeather has an encounter with Digby-Vaine-Trumpington. Abridged by Neville Taylor Producer Clive Stanhope
Frank Renton presents the semi-finals of Radio 2's Young Brass
Soloist competition. Accompanied by the Fodens Band, the contestants - aged from 14 to 20 years - perform a wide range of traditional and modern music.
Mariella Frostrup with arts news. Go to www.radiotimes.com today for quest details
With live sessions from the archive. At 2.30am Pause for Thought with Buddhist nun Kelsang Machig.
