BBC R3 Hannah French presents Radio 3's Breakfast show. To get in touch, email 3breakfast@bbc.co.uk. 2026-05-16 Tom Service plays the best classical music alongside the latest stories in the arts world, with special guest pianist Leif Ove Andsnes. 2026-05-16 Jools is joined by writer and critic Nicola Shulman. 2026-05-16 It's the year 1521. On the road to Worms, Martin Luther leads a hymn as he faces judgement. 2026-05-16 Andrew McGregor with the best of the week's new classical releases. 2026-05-16 The finest film scores, weekly, with Edith Bowman. Will Bates talks to Edith about his score to Tuner, and Hugh Tieppo-Brunt talks about Mica Levi's score to Under the Skin. 2026-05-16 Jess Gillam shares music choices with the Welsh composer Alex Mills. Expect music by Machaut, Meredith Monk and Daft Punk as well as Sibelius and Alice Coltrane. 2026-05-16 Claustrophobia and menace at a remote country house: Britten's The Turn of the Screw from the Linbury Theatre with Isabelle Peters as the Governess and Elgan Ll?r Thomas as Quint. 2026-05-16 Music by Valentin Silvestrov, Haydn, Chopin and Emma Rawicz from current and recent members of Radio 3's internationally acclaimed young artist programme. 2026-05-16 Kathryn Tickell shares a special session from Tuareg blues band Imarhan. Plus guitar songs from Zambia and travelling gypsy music from Titi Robin. 2026-05-16 Kate Molleson presents more highlights from Tectonics 2026, including world premieres of music by Martin Smolka and Nicole Mitchell, plus works by Oliver Leith and Naomi Pinnock. 2026-05-16 The Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra opens its first Prom under new Chief Conductor Mark Wigglesworth with Shostakovich's jovial Suite for Variety Orchestra. 2026-05-16 Mark Forrest presents Radio 3's Breakfast show. To get in touch, email 3breakfast@bbc.co.uk. 2026-05-17 Join Sarah Walker for a wide-ranging Sunday mix, from Baroque elegance and Romantic piano writing to choral stillness and symphonic drama. 2026-05-17 Michael Berkeley's guest is the historian and broadcaster Michael Wood. 2026-05-17 Sara Mohr-Pietsch hits the dancefloor, exploring the world of Marquez's Danzón No 2. Featuring Latin American influences, unofficial national anthems and even the theme from Bluey. 2026-05-17 Psychotherapist and broadcaster Nemone Metaxas is joined by conductor Lidiya Yankovskaya to delve into our relationship with music and untangle why it means so much to us. 2026-05-17 Alyn Shipton presents jazz records of all styles as requested by you including selections from Oscar Peterson, Mahavishnu Orchestra, Irene Kral and Eva Cassidy. 2026-05-17 Hannah French explores Heinrich Schutz's 26 psalm settings, which were one of the first major collections of choral music in the German language. 2026-05-17 Live from Bristol Cathedral on the Eve of the Ascension, with music by Stanford, Jonathan Dove, Finzi and Laurin. 2026-05-17 Lindsay Johns explores the flourishing of operatic talent in post-Apartheid South Africa. 2026-05-17 Celebrating wildflowers like the bluebell, with poetry from Emily Bronte and CM Barker's The Flower Fairies; and nettles and other weeds with Edward Thomas and Marguerite Duras. 2026-05-17 7/12. Gather by the fireside with Erland Cooper for a warming selection of luminous sounds. Plus ethereal musician Bat for Lashes shares her musical safe haven. 2026-05-17 Sara Mohr-Pietsch presents an adventurous, immersive soundtrack for late-night listening, from classical to contemporary and everything in between. 2026-05-17 Elizabeth Alker with a late-night journey through new music from today's most exciting genre-defying artists. 2026-05-17 The German Symphony Orchestra, Berlin plays Barber's Violin Concerto with the American violinist Randall Goosby. Shostakovich's intriguing sixth symphony completes the programme. 2026-05-17