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Pierre-Laurent Aimard plays live. Music historian Kate Williams on presenting upcoming episodes of Radio 3's Key Changes.

Take time out with a 30-minute soundscape of classical favourites.

Saxophonist Amy Dickson joins conductor Owain Park and the BBC Concert Orchestra at The Anvil in Basingstoke for a concert of music connected to the stars and heavens.

Tenor Nicky Spence celebrates great voices and the power of unforgettable singing, exploring what makes a voice distinctive.

Verity Sharp picks adventurous music inspired by agricultural cycles and their rituals, with tracks from Mary Stark, Sordure and Matmos.

Soweto is joined live in session by legendary American saxophonist Gary Bartz and British band Your Brother's Keeper, performing music from their new album 'Where Rivers Meet'.

From the 2024 BBC Proms, the BBC National Orchestra of Wales and conductor Ryan Bancroft play Schoenberg and Zemlinsky.

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

Tom Service with the perfect classical soundtrack for the weekend! Conductor Dinis Sousa chats about his musical life - from studying film to falling in love with conducting.

Jools is joined by the actress Rachael Stirling.

1828, Vienna. Virtuoso violinist Paganini arrives in the Austrian capital and sparks a craze that spreads across Europe.

Andrew McGregor with the best new classical releases, joined by Nigel Simeone and pianist Kathryn Stott, who surveys Beethoven's 'Spring' Sonata and makes a top choice.

Edith Bowman presents a curated mix of film scores and soundtracks. This week, Edith speaks to Harry Gregson-Williams about his latest score to Ridley Scott's The Dog Stars.

Jess Gillam is joined by American pianist, activist, and broadcaster Lara Downes, for a listening party, including music by Florence Price, Stevie Wonder, and Philip Glass.

Greek tragedy meets modern psychology in Richard Strauss's audacious opera, conducted by Karina Canellakis and performed by the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra in Edinburgh.

Schubert's Die schöne Müllerin - a complete performance sung by the tenor and New Generation Artist Santiago Sánchez with the pianist Joseph Middleton.

Kathryn Tickell looks back on a summer well spent, picking out highlights from folk and roots-based artists she encountered on festival stages at home and abroad.

Tom Service with a new work by Cassie Kinoshi, performed by the Manchester Collective at Leeds' Howard Assembly Room in June. Plus highlights from the Young Composer Prom.

Baritone Mihai Damian stars in Mussorgsky's Songs and Dances of Death. The concert also features Rimsky-Korsakov's Suite from 'The Tale of Tsar Saltan'.

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

Petroc Trelawny sits in for Sarah Walker with a wide-ranging Sunday mix, travelling from Beirut and Oklahoma to the Rhine, plus a much-loved Schubert symphony.

Michael Berkeley's guest is the actor Sylvester McCoy.

Sara Mohr-Pietsch plots a musical route towards the Nonet by the French composer Louise Farrenc.

Martin Handley continues his four-part series aiming to demystify the art of conducting. Today he's in rehearsal, including time in Sweden with the 99-year old Herbert Blomstedt.

Alyn Shipton presents jazz records of all styles as requested by you, including music from Miles Davis and John Coltrane, and we remember the late singer Cassandra Wilson.

Hannah French finds out about Scottish fiddler and organist Charles Macklean, looks ahead to festivals in Banbury, Brighton & Salisbury and explores a raft of new recordings.

Live from Ely Cathedral, with music to mark the 100th anniversary of the birth of organist and composer Arthur Wills, Director of Music at Ely Cathedral from 1958 to 1990.

Writer Ben Cottam heads to San Francisco to visit the St. John Will-I-Am Coltrane African Orthodox Church - where the late saxophonist is venerated as a saint.

Music evoking sea adventure and rescue from Debussy, Ravel, Anna Clyne and Mumford & Sons alongside writing by Eva Ibbotson, E Annie Proulx, Lord Tennyson and William Wordsworth.

2/3. Goldie on the two-way traffic between classical music and popular music of Black British origin: artists reaching for the orchestra, and composers reaching for the beat.

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

Elizabeth Alker with a late-night journey through new music from today's most exciting genre-defying artists.