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James Jolly presents music by Debussy, Flecha, Haydn, Novak and Strauss.

Rob Cowan and Sara Mohr-Pietsch present a special Christmas edition. With a Winter Waltz.

Jonathan Swain presents music by Bach, Haydn, Roussel, Mozart, Handel, Dupre and Brahms.

Verity Sharp presents a special collaboration session, with story, song and percussion.

The great pianist Stan Tracey and his orchestra perform his jazz masterpiece Genesis.

Presented by Catherine Bott. BBC Philharmonic/Gianandrea Noseda in Haydn's Creation.

Jennifer Pike (violin) in Ravel. Daniela Lehner (mezzo), Jose Luis Gayo (piano) in Guridi.

Poetry and music in the fairy tradition. Readings from Stella Gonet and Robert Glenister.

BBC Radio 3's complete cycle of Handel operas continues with a performance of Hercules.

BBC Radio 3's complete cycle of Handel operas continues with a performance of Hercules.

7/8. Pianist Angela Hewitt in Handel, Bach, Mendelssohn, Haydn at the 2009 Cheltenham Festival.

4/5. John Rutter explains to Donald Macleod the genesis of his much-loved Requiem.

James Jolly presents music by Delalande, Messiaen, Mendelssohn, Rachmaninov and Burns.

Rob Cowan shares his personal choice of music. Including a Winter Waltz and a carol.

Jonathan Swain presents music by Byrd, Britten, Schutz, Tchaikovsky, Fitelberg, Gorecki.

Verity Sharp with music from Miles Davis, Daniel Huws, OOIOO and Tomoe-Ryu Yutakadaiko.

BBC Singers/David Hill in Peter Maxwell Davies's Westerlings and Solstice of Light.

Philippe Herreweghe conducts Mendelssohn's powerful oratorio Elijah.

Ingrid Fliter (piano) in Bach. Andreas Brantelid (cello), Bengt Forsberg (piano): Franck.

In a celebration of the work of Tennyson, readings and music on the theme of destiny.

From St James's Roman Catholic Church, Spanish Place, London.

3/4. The late Richard Hickox conducts the BBC NOW in music by Britten and Elgar.

6/8. Haydn Trio Eisenstadt perform Haydn, Beethoven and Woolrich at 2009's Cheltenham Festival.

3/5. Donald Macleod speaks to John Rutter about his musical love affair with America.

James Jolly presents music by J Strauss II, Bach, Martinu, Prokofiev, Schumann and Haydn.

Rob Cowan presents a refreshing choice of music, including a Winter Waltz and a carol.

Jonathan Swain presents music by Tchaikovsky, Rachmaninov, Vivaldi, Sweelinck and Grieg.

Verity Sharp presents music from Ryuichi Sakamoto, Mary Hopkin and Marta Sebestyen.

Netherlands Wind Ensemble perform Steve Martland, Louis Andriessen and Cornelis de Bondt.

James O'Donnell conducts the Choir of Westminster Abbey and St James's Baroque in Purcell.

Tai Murray (violin), Ashley Wass (piano) in Beethoven. The Elias String Quartet in Haydn.

A programme of words and music spanning the turbulent period of Purcell's lifetime.

2/4. Richard Hickox conducting music by Grainger, Holst, L Berkeley, M Berkeley, Mendelssohn.

5/8. The Nash Ensemble perform Mozart, Goehr and Mendelssohn at the 2009 Cheltenham Festival.

2/5. John Rutter tells Donald Macleod about his affection for his home town of Cambridge.

James Jolly presents music by Sammartini, Hindemith, Brahms and Mozart.

With Rob Cowan. Music to discover, rediscover and lift the spirits, and a Winter Waltz.

Jonathan Swain presents music by Ryba, Saint-Saens, Brahms, Hammerschmidt and Wagner.

The Monteverdi Choir under John Eliot Gardiner perform four Bach motets.

Valery Gergiev conducts the LSO in music by Ravel, Debussy, Stravinsky and Dutilleux.

Radio 3 New Generation Artists Francesco Piemontesi, Malin Christensson and Maxim Rysanov.

Music and poems with extracts from journals and newspapers about Handel's opera singers.

1/4. The late Richard Hickox conducts music by Elgar, Bach, Rubbra, Ravel and Vaughan Williams.

Takacs Quartet in Haydn's String Quartet, Op 77 No 1, and Bartok's String Quartet No 4.

1/5. Donald Macleod talks to John Rutter about the influence of his childhood on his music.

James Jolly presents music by Vaughan Williams, Bernstein, Telemann, Roussel and Ravel.

Rob Cowan presents great pieces, great artists and a few surprises. With a Winter Waltz.

Jonathan Swain presents music by Nenov, Brahms, Debussy, Weber, Schenck, Schubert and Bach

Poetry, prose and music on the theme of parks. Readings by Greta Scacchi and Henry Goodman

2/2. Celebrating Christmas around Europe, with concerts from Munich, Warsaw and Prague.

1/2. Celebrating Christmas around Europe. Concerts from Vienna, Nuremberg, Tallinn and Dublin.

Iain Burnside presents a piquant take on Christmas and its music. With Kate Williams.

Presented by Martin Handley, who shares his personal choice of music. With a Winter Waltz.

Jonathan Swain presents music by Scarlatti, CPE Bach, Van Noordt, Stravins and Bacewicz.

3/3. Ivan Hewett interviews young French composer Bruno Mantovani at his home in Paris.

With Fiona Talkington. David Fray in Schubert: Impromptus, Op 90; 6 moments musicaux.

Tom Service travels across the English Midlands taking a snapshot of music making.

With Andrew McGregor. Including Building a Library: Ravel: Piano Trio.

Martin Handley presents music, news and the occasional surprise, including a Winter Waltz.

Susan Sharpe presents music including Enescu, Mozart, Muthel, Prokofiev, Nielsen, Chopin.

5/5. Suzanne Aspden on Handel's uncanny ability to absorb musical and cultural influences.

The BBC SO under Martyn Brabbins in music by maverick American composer George Crumb.

Presented by Sean Rafferty. With composer Howard Goodall and the Vienna Piano Trio.

2/2. Louise Fryer presents Act 3 of Semele, starring soprano Rosemary Joshua.

5/5. Donald Macleod considers some of the radiant music from Spohr's last years.

From All Saints' Church, Swanton Morley, with the Choir of Gonville and Caius College.