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How did the domestication of animals change how we made music? Dr Brenna Hassett unearths the origins of our earliest musical instruments, ending with the Agricultural Revolution.

Verity Sharp explores the latest and greatest in experimental music from around the world.

In this Friday's edition, Soweto brings us music from Scottish experimental jazz and folk duo Norman&Corrie, recorded live at the Jazz Promotion Network in November.

Winners of the Géza Anda Competition perform concertos by Haydn, Beethoven and Mozart with the Verbier Festival Chamber Orchestra and conductor Gábor Takács-Nagy.

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

Celebrating the start of the Proms, Tom Service chats to conductor Nicholas Collon and composer Jessie Montgomery and previews the Prog Rock Prom with broadcaster Stuart Maconie.

Jools is joined by singer and songwriter Sam Brown, with music by CPE Bach, Copland and Caroline Shaw.

1741. On a rough crossing to Dublin, Handel carries the manuscript of a masterpiece.

Andrew McGregor with the best of the week's new classical releases, joined by Kirsten Gibson who picks her 5 favourite recordings by this week's Proms Composer, John Dowland.

Edith Bowman returns with your weekly dive into film music. This week, conductor Hugh Tieppo-Brunt joins to discusses the music of 'Mr Turner' in Harmonising Hollywood.

Jess Gillam swaps favourite music with the pianist Pavel Kolesnikov, including tracks by Stravinsky, Nina Simone, Brahms and Zemfira.

Lopa Kothari presents the latest in global folk and roots music, and Portuguese fado singer Gisela João shares two tracks: one for the road, and one that takes her home.

Jazz saxophonist Emma Rawicz pays tribute to the legendary Brazilian Hermeto Pascoal, and violinist Hana Chang plays Clara Schumann's Romances.

Live at the BBC Proms: the BBC Concert Orchestra and conductor Robert Ames celebrate prog rock with BBC Radio 6 Music presenter Stuart Maconie and special guests.

Kate Molleson is joined by three composers who were all born on the same day in 1976: Øyvind Torvund, Cassandra Miller and David Fennessy.