Petroc Trelawny presents Radio 3's classical breakfast show. Tom Service
Tom Service regularly presents Music Matters, Radio 3's flagship classical music magazine programme, with topical in-depth interviews, features and discussions on the big ideas driving today's music world.
Tom Service was born in 1976 in Glasgow. He studied music at the University of York, took a Masters at the University of Southampton, and completed a doctorate there on the music of John Zorn. He writes about music for the Guardian, and is a regular contributor to the BBC Music Magazine, Opera, and Tempo. His articles have appeared in books and music dictionaries, and in journals in France and Germany. He teaches at Trinity College of Music, and has given pre-concert talks and written programme notes for many of the festivals, orchestras, and opera companies in the UK. He began broadcasting on Radio 3 on Hear and Now in 2001, becoming one of the show's regular presenters, and has presented Music Matters since the autumn of 2003.
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- Ivan Hewett
Ivan Hewett is a writer on music for the Daily Telegraph, broadcaster on BBC Radio 3, and teacher at the Royal College of Music. - Robert Worby
Robert's career in radio began in the 1990s as a presenter of 'Cacophony Now', a five part series for Radio 3's The Music Machine. - Sara Mohr-Pietsch
Sara has been presenting Breakfast since 2007, and is also a regular voice on Hear & Now and the BBC Proms. - Tom Service
Tom writes about music for the Guardian, and is a regular contributor to the BBC Music Magazine, Opera, and Tempo.
- Ivan Hewett
