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The Early Music Show—Feast of Fools

Lucie Skeaping looks back to the Middle Ages and the period between Christmas and Epiphany (R)

Through the Night—06/01/2008

Susan Sharpe introduces works by Elgar, Debussy, Mozart, Schubert and Sibelius.

Through the Night—Through the Night

Through the Night—Through the Night

Breakfast—06/01/2008

Including works by Strauss, Vivaldi, Bach, Korngold, Telemann and Poulenc.

Sunday Morning—Dear Diary

Iain leafs through diaries of great composers, in words and music.

Private Passions—06/01/2008

Playwright Mark Ravenhill chooses works by Offenbach, Beethoven, Adams, Britten and Verdi.

The Early Music Show—06/01/2008

Lucie Skeaping explores Charpentier's setting of Euripides's great tragedy of Medea.

Radio 3 Requests—06/01/2008

Chi-chi Nwanoku introduces requests, including works by Bruckner, Lou Harrison and Mozart.

Choral Evensong—06/01/2008

From the Chapel of Eton College with the Rodolfus Choir.

Discovering Music—John Adams: Chamber Symphony

Charles Hazlewood is joined by Excellent Device to explore Adams's Chamber Symphony.

Choir and Organ—06/01/2008

Aled Jones explores how to be an effective member of a choir.

Drama on 3—The Picture Man, by David Eldridge

Neil despairs of the behaviour he sees around him, and begins to take photos of incidents.

Gubaidulina: The String Quartets—Episode 4

4/4 The Royal String Quartet perform Gubaidulina's Quartet No 3, written in 1987.

Sunday Feature—Bosphorus Battles

Tom de Waal takes a journey up the Bosphorus to present a portrait of Istanbul.

Words and Music—Book of Hours

A sequence of words and music which journey around the clock over the course of 24 hours.

The Early Music Show—Das Partiturbuch

Lucie Skeaping explores 17th-century German music known as Das Partiturbuch Ludwig. (R)

Through the Night—07/01/2008

Susan Sharpe introduces music by Shostakovich, Korngold, Schumann, Haydn and Zemlinsky.

Through the Night—Through the Night

Through the Night—Through the Night