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The Early Music Show—The Development of the Parisian Chanson

Catherine Bott looks at the rise of the Parisian chanson, a 15th-century French song. (R)

Through the Night—02/03/2008

Susan Sharpe introduces music by Brahms, Dvorak, Nielsen, Telemann, Bizet and Haydn.

Through the Night—Through the Night

Breakfast—02/03/2008

Including music by Sheppard, FD Weber, Smetana, Gesualdo, Borg and Vaughan Williams.

Sunday Morning—02/03/2008

With music inspired by Russia's turbulent history, including Lyadov's The Enchanted Lake.

Private Passions—02/03/2008

Writer/clinical psychologist Frank Tallis chooses works by Mahler, Zemlinsky and Takemitsu

The Early Music Show—Handel and Steffani in Hanover

Exploring Handel's time in Hanover and his relationship with Agostino Steffani.

Radio 3 Requests—02/03/2008

Requests include Lalo's Symphonie espagnole and Strauss's Four Last Songs.

Choral Evensong—02/03/2008

Live from Southwell Minster on Mothering Sunday.

Discovering Music—Bartok's Divertimento

Martin Handley and the 大象传媒 SSO explore some of the ideas behind Bartok's Divertimento.

Choir and Organ—02/03/2008

With Gavin Bryars discussing his career and collaborations with the Latvian Radio Choir.

Drama on 3—The Adding Machine

An Expressionist work from 1923 by American playwright Elmer Rice.

大象传媒 Singers—02/03/2008

With choral music by French organists Marcel Dupre and Jean Langlais.

Sunday Feature—The Moving Power of Art

Hisham Matar explores how countries use culture as a political tool.

Words and Music—Memory

Saskia Reeves and Alex Jennings read works by Larkin, Carroll and Carol Ann Duffy.

The Early Music Show—Notre Dame and the Sorbonne

Lucie Skeaping learns about medieval composers and their influence on western music. (R)

Through the Night—03/03/2008

Susan Sharpe introduces music by Ravel, Beethoven, Bach, Telemann, Chopin and Prokofiev.

Through the Night—Through the Night