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Tom McKinney showcases the best performances from the UK and beyond, including Mahler's Ninth Symphony performed by the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra.

4/5. Donald Macleod delves into the period Le Beau declines a teaching position in Berlin.

Mezzo soprano Alice Coote, pianist Christian Blackshaw and Sean Shibe and Aidan O'Rourke are Sean Rafferty's guests performing live in the studio.

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Geoffrey Paterson and the BBC National Orchestra of Wales perform Ives' Symphony No 1, Gabriella Smith's Tumblebird Contrails, and a world premiere by Simon Wills.

Booker Prize-shortlisted Brandon Taylor travels uptown through a racially-charged Manhattan to Harlem, where Langston Hughes is buried in a library literally underneath his words.

Hannah Peel presents an adventurous, immersive soundtrack for late-night listening, from classical to contemporary and everything in between.

Soweto shares a new track from the UK jazz-electronic quartet.

Baritone Konstantin Krimmel performs songs by Liszt and Mahler, recast here for string accompaniment and played by the Mandelring Quartet. John Shea presents.

Petroc Trelawny presents Radio 3's award-winning classical breakfast show, featuring the Friday poem. Email your requests to [email protected].

Georgia Mann plays the best in classical music, featuring new discoveries, some musical surprises and plenty of familiar favourites.

Tom McKinney showcases the best performances from the UK and beyond, including Polyphony singing Finzi and the Kaleidoscope Chamber Collective playing Brahms's first Piano Quartet.

5/5. Donald Macleod discusses with Dr Katy Hamilton why Le Beau fell so quickly into obscurity.

Angela Hewitt and lots of surprise guests join Sean Rafferty to perform live in the studio.

Take time out with a 30-minute soundscape of classical favourites, including music by Beethoven, Elgar, York Bowen, Joanna Forbes l'Estrange and Mozart.

Martin Yates conducts the BBC Concert Orchestra in music from the iconic film franchise with singers Alice Fearn and Oliver Tompsett from Chichester Festival Theatre.

Geoff Dyer retraces a pilgrimage to New Mexico, where DH Lawrence's ashes may or may not have been built into a shrine near Taos, as requested by his estranged wife Frieda.

Verity Sharp presents long-lost live recordings from Robbie Basho, fresh sounds from Peruvian noise experimenter Mauricio Moquillaza, and saxophonist Sakina Abdou's new trio.

Highlights from the legendary drummer's performance with the BBC Concert Orchestra.

The New Zealand Symphony Orchestra and conductor Gemma New perform work by Taon, Elgar and Tchaikovsky with cellist Andrew Joyce. Presented by John Shea.

Join Emma Clarke to wake up the day with a selection of the finest classical music.

Tom Service is joined live in the studio by pianist Nikolai Lugansky, playing Mendelssohn and Wagner, and he talks to Paul McCreesh about his youth choir project, Gabrieli Roar.

Jools Holland shares his love and knowledge of classical music.

Nicky Campbell asks novelist Nadifa Mohamed how music has guided and grounded her in the remarkable and mundane moments of family life.

Simon Heigh's personal recommendation of Bach's Concerto for Flute, Violin & Harpsichord, plus a roundup of the week's new releases.

Matthew Sweet cosies up with the soundtracks of films that bring comfort to those dark, wintry nights...

Jess Gillam and composer Gavin Higgins share the tracks they love, with music by Schumann, Sibelius, Holst and Rebecca Dale, plus perfect pop by Loreen and David Bowie.

Yannick Nézet-Séguin conducts Richard Strauss's epic fairytale live at the New York Met, starring Elza van den Heever, Lise Lindstrom, Nina Stemme, Michael Volle and Russell Thomas.

Kate Molleson with recordings from this year's Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival including works by Christopher Trapani and Claudia Molitor.