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Tom McKinney presents Radio 3's Breakfast show. To get in touch, email [email protected].

Georgia Mann plays the best in classical music, with discoveries and surprises rubbing shoulders with familiar favourites.

Linton Stephens introduces an afternoon of specially made recordings including a special focus on London.

5/5. Kate Molleson explores Monteverdi's later years, from plague and loss to the emergence of public opera in Venice.

Petroc introduces live music from the Sean Gibbs Trio.

Take time out with a 30-minute soundscape of classical music, including works by Mozart, Karl Jenkins, Percy Grainger, and William Grant Still.

Ellie Slorach conducts the BBC Concert Orchestra in music connected to Portsmouth as it celebrates its centenary year as a city.

How does music affect the mind? Writer Amanda Dalton takes a look at music- induced mass hysteria from Liszt to Swift..

Jennifer Lucy Allan presents adventurous explorations in sound, from Tashi Dorji's new guitar experiments to a local fable reimagined by a children's improvising orchestra.

Soweto presents performance highlights from pianist Fergus McCreadie and cellist Ayanna Witter-Johnson with the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, recorded in Glasgow back in April.

The Huelgas Ensemble sings music of the Notre Dame de Paris School. Jonathan Swain presents.

Hannah French presents Radio 3's Breakfast show. To get in touch, email [email protected].

Tom Service meets the dynamic Finnish conductor Santtu-Matias Rouvali and talks to neuroscientist Elizabeth Margulis about a new book that explores the science of Musical Daydreams.

Jools is joined by the actor, screenwriter and producer Tony Pitts.

1653, Paris. A teenage Louis XIV dances as the Sun, and ballet is transformed.

Andrew McGregor with the week's best new classical releases, joined by Andrew Matthews-Owen, and Flora Willson who makes a top recommendation from recordings of Verdi's Rigoletto.

The finest film scores each week with Edith Bowman- this week Jon Opstad talks about Jerry Goldsmith in Harmonising Hollywood and Sir James Macmillan reveals his Pick of the Flicks.

Jess Gillam hosts a listening party with the composer Rebecca Dale, including music by Liszt, John Williams and Rosalía.

In tribute to the late soprano Dame Felicity Lott, a chance to hear her in one of her signature roles, the Marschallin, in Der Rosenkavalier from the Royal Opera House in 2004.

Kathryn Tickell selects the best roots-based music from around the world. And Pakistani singer-composer Arooj Aftab shares a brace of favourite tracks.

Kate Molleson introduces a programme of contemporary music, including music by Michael Finnissy and a world premiere performance of Cassandra Miller's The Years.