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The Early Music Show—Made in Britain: The Mackworth Collection

Catherine Bott visits the collection of music manuscripts built up by the Mackworth family (R)

Through the Night—21/10/2007

Composers include Schubert, Stravinsky, Prokofiev, Bach, Sibelius, Brahms and Luython.

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Breakfast—21/10/2007

Including Vivaldi, Grieg, Telemann, Schubert and Lyadov, plus Britten's War Requiem.

Sunday Morning—21/10/2007

Iain introduces music by Hummel, D'Indy, Vierne and Haydn, to celebrate Trafalgar Day.

Private Passions—21/10/2007

Michael Berkeley talks to physicist John Enderby, who chooses Wagner, Mascagni and Mahler.

The Early Music Show—21/10/2007

Catherine Bott looks back at early music on Radio 3, with Andrew Parrot and Graham Dixon.

Radio 3 Requests—21/10/2007

Cellist Matthew Barley with listeners' requests, including one by Deep Purple's Jon Lord.

Choral Evensong—21/10/2007

From Truro Cathedral, with Howells's Psalm Prelude, Set 2 No 3 as organ voluntary.

Discovering Music—Schubert: Octet

Stephen Johnson examines the ideas that inspired Schubert's piece for wind and strings.

Choir and Organ—21/10/2007

Aled Jones with Let the Peoples Sing, an international competition for amateur choirs.

Drama on 3—Scandinavian Dreams

As revolution raged France, feminist writer Mary Wollstonecraft travelled to Scandinavia.

Sunday Feature—Wisteria - Twilight Poems from the Swamp Country

A poetic reflection by Kwame Dawes on the lives of black people in the South after slavery

Words and Music—A Beat in Time

Poems on the subject of time, ageing, change, the rhythm of life and clocks, set to music.

The Early Music Show—Brighton Early Music Festival 2007, Episode 2

Lucy Skeaping introduces Emma Kirkby, who performs with harpsichordist Steven Devine. (R)

Through the Night—22/10/2007

John Shea spins Vivaldi, Lipovsek, Alkan, Beethoven, Bach, Wassenaer and Mendelssohn.

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