BBC R3 Linton Stephens introduces an afternoon of specially made recordings including highlights from the London Symphony Orchestra and the London International Festival of Early Music. 2026-06-10 From the Chapel of Keble College, Oxford, with music by Wood, Wesley, Stainer and Parry. 2026-06-10 3/5. Kate Molleson explores Monteverdi's breakthrough opera L'Orfeo and the personal and professional pressures surrounding its creation. 2026-06-10 Mezzo soprano Jennifer Johnston. Ian Tracey, organist at Liverpool Cathedral. 2026-06-11 Relax into a soothing mixtape of music by Mozart, Brahms, Schubert and Handel. 2026-06-11 Humanity's frailty and fortitude combine in Mahler's existential Symphony No.6, as Principle Conductor Kahchun Wong conducts the Hallé Orchestra. 2026-06-11 How does music affect the mind? Writer Amanda Dalton considers how music can reach people when nothing else can, inspired by Margart Tilly, music therapist and concert pianist. 2026-06-11 Hannah Peel presents an adventurous, immersive soundtrack for late-night listening, from classical to contemporary and everything in between. 2026-06-11 Soweto is joined once again by Chicago-based cellist and composer Tomeka Reid, as she returns with a third selection from her collection. 2026-06-11 From the Ukrainian Radio studios in Kyiv, the Platon Maiboroda Academic Choir of Ukrainian Radio, Liatoshynskyi Capella, and conductor Yuliia Tkach perform Pergolesi's Stabat Mater. 2026-06-11 Tom McKinney presents Radio 3's Breakfast show. To get in touch, email 3breakfast@bbc.co.uk. 2026-06-11 Georgia Mann plays the best in classical music, with discoveries and surprises rubbing shoulders with familiar favourites. 2026-06-11 Linton Stephens introduces an afternoon of specially made recordings including highlights from the London Symphony Orchestra and the London International Festival of Early Music. 2026-06-11 4/5. Kate Molleson explores Monteverdi's move to Venice, where a prestigious post brings new opportunities alongside upheaval and personal strain. 2026-06-11 Steven Osborne plays live. Author Daniel Okrent on his new book Stephen Sondheim: Art Isn't Easy. 2026-06-12