THIS WEEK’S PROGRAMME – Starts with part of a Mozart piano concerto arranged for chamber ensemble, a couple of pieces by contemporary US composer Terry Riley, and A Drop in the Ocean from Eriks Esenvalds.

THIS WEEK’S PROGRAMME – Starts with the Fuzzy Bird Sonata by Yoshimatsu, a Marian Antiphon by Tallis, and the whole of Martinu’s String Quartet No. 7.

THIS WEEK’S PROGRAMME – Begins with a meditation by Massenet, some incidental music from the 12996 film of Romeo and Juliet, and part of a piano quintet by American composer Amy Beach.

THIS WEEK’S PROGRAMME – Begins with three parts of the second of the Brandenburg Concertos from JS Bach, the only piano trio composed by Clara Schumman, and The Margaret Songs by Libby Larsen.

THIS WEEK’S PROGRAMME – Starts with some Bach solo cello, part of the Damnation of Faust by Berlioz, and three pieces by Jim Perkins – the contemporary British composer.

THIS WEEK’S PROGRAMME – Starts with a few choice extracts from Mendelssohn’s Elijah. After that – The Chairman Dances by John Admas, and Tavel Notes 2 by the film composer Richard Rodney Bennett.

THIS WEEK’S PROGRAMME – Starts with the setting by Holst of In The Bleak Midwinter by Christina Rosetti. Next a contemporary composer – Rebecca Dale with ‘Winter’ – sung by the same vocal ensemble as the first piece – Voces8.

THIS WEEK’S PROGRAMME – Starts with some piano by Franz Liszt, followed by a couple of songs from Richard Strauss.

THIS WEEK’S PROGRAMME – Starts with some of the suite for the ballet Swan Lake by Tchaikovsky, part of one of Bach’s Brandenburg Concertos, and then two interpretations of other people’s work by contemporary US composer Caroline Shaw.

THIS WEEK’S PROGRAMME – First broadcast this coming Saturday on Channel 292 – Ripples and other pieces for piano and violin by Kate Whitley, then some baroque clarinet music and part of Mozart’s Concerto No. 41.

THIS WEEK’S PROGRAMME – First broadcast this coming Saturday on Channel 292 – starts with a nocturne by the composer credited with inventing the form – John Field.

THIS WEEK’S PROGRAMME – First broadcast this coming Saturday on Channel 292 – starts with a little something for the late Queen Elizabeth II from Papua New Guinea, some piano from Shostakovich, and an atmospheric piece by Orkney based composer Erland Cooper.

THIS WEEK’S PROGRAMME – First broadcast this coming Saturday on Channel 292 – starts with the Pizzicati by Delibes from his ballet Sylvia.

This week’s Programme – First broadcast this coming Saturday on Channel 292 – starts with a Bach cello suite, some Hungarian Dances arranged for piano by Brahms, a couple of songs from the opera, and part of a Schubert octet.

This week’s Programme – First broadcast this coming Saturday on Channel 292 – starts with a few choice extracts from Mendelssohn’s Elijah. After that – The Chairman Dances by John Admas, and Tavel Notes 2 by the film composer Richard Rodney Bennett

This week’s Programme – First broadcast this coming Saturday on Channel 292 – starts with the Miserere in C minor by Jan Dismas Zelenka, part of Bach’s Goldberg variations, and some world music from Mali.

This week’s Programme – First broadcast this coming Saturday on Channel 292 – starts with the Elegy for Piano and Cello by Fauré, two songs from Caroline Shaw’s latest album, and some solo cello composed by Imogen Holst.

This week’s Programme – First broadcast this coming Saturday on Channel 292 – starts with the Elegy for Piano and Cello by Fauré, two songs from Caroline Shaw’s latest album, and some solo cello composed by Imogen Holst.

This week’s Programme – First broadcast this coming Saturday on Channel 292 – starts with some of the suite for the ballet Swan Lake by Tchaikovsky, part of one of Bach’s Brandenburg Concertos, and then two interpretations of other people’s work by contemporary US composer Caroline Shaw.

This week’s Programme – First broadcast this coming Saturday on Channel 292 – starts with a gavotte from Rameau, some carnival music from the opera Notre Dame by Fanz Schmidt, a Telemann quartet, and some contemporary music from the prolific British composer Charlotte Bray.

This week’s Programme – First broadcast this coming Saturday on Channel 292 – starts with part of a string quartet by Mozart, Une Barque sur L’ocean by Ravel and the two earliest published songs of Gabriel Fauré.

This week’s Programme – First broadcast this coming Saturday on Channel 292 – starts with part of a string quartet by Mozart.

This week’s Programme – First broadcast this coming Saturday on Channel 292 – starts with a polka by Alexander Glazunov and friends, a song from the Bahamas, part of Debussy’s Piano Trio in G, and two fusion classics from the 1990s.

This week’s Programme – First broadcast this coming Saturday on Channel 292 – starts with a Bach violin Partita, some contemporary vocal and percussion music by Caroline Shaw, the the Poem of Ecstasy by Scriabin.

This week’s Programme – First broadcast this coming Saturday on Channel 292 – starts with ballet music from Poulenc, some incidental music from Fauré, and a modern hymn to the Titanic by Gavin Bryars.

This week’s Programme – First broadcast this coming Saturday on Channel 292 – starts with some piano music by Gounod, the Waltz of the Flowers from The Nutcracker Suite, and an Elegiac Melody from Edvard Grieg.

This week’s Programme – First broadcast this coming Saturday on Channel 292 – starts with a nocturne by the composer credited with inventing the form – John Field.

This week’s Programme – First broadcast on Christmas Day by Channel 292 – starts with part of a string quartet by Mozart, Une Barque sur L’ocean by Ravel, and the two earliest published songs of Gabriel Fauré.

This week’s Programme – First broadcast this coming Saturday by Channel 292 – starts with some organ music from J S Bach, an Elegy for a dead poet by the Australian composer Kelly, and a Mozart serenade.

This week’s Programme – First broadcast this coming Saturday by Channel 292 – starts with a few choice extracts from Mendelssohn’s Elijah After that – The Chairman Dances by John Admas, and Tavel Notes 2 by the film composer Richard Rodney Bennett.

This week’s Programme – First broadcast this coming Saturday by Channel 292 – starts with some ballet music from Poulenc, some incidental music from Fauré, and a modern hymn to the Titanic by Gavin Bryars.

This week’s Programme – First broadcast this coming Saturday by Channel 292 – starts with some ballet music from Poulenc, some incidental music from Fauré, and a modern hymn to the Titanic by Gavin Bryars.

This week’s Programme – First broadcast this coming Saturday by Channel 292 – starts with some of Beethoven’s last major composition – the String Quartet No. 16.

This week’s Programme – First broadcast this coming Saturday by Channel 292 – starts with Energy Flow by the Japanese contemporary composer Sakamoto. Then we have two of the less often played pieces from Mussorgsky’s Pictures at an Exhibition.

This week’s Programme – First broadcast this coming Saturday by Channel 292 – starts with some film music by Roque Banos, part of the Symphonic Dances by Rachmaninoff, and two Poems set to music by Benjamin Britten.

This week’s Programme – First broadcast this coming Saturday by Channel 292 – starts with the Miserere in C minor by Jan Dismas Zelenka, part of Bach’s Goldberg variations, and some world music from Mali.

This week’s Programme – First broadcast this coming Saturday by Channel 292 – starts with the Miserere in C minor by Jan Dismas Zelenka, part of Bach’s Goldberg variations, and some world music from Mali.

This week’s Programme – First broadcast this coming Saturday by Channel 292 – starts with a brass quintet by Malcolm Arnold, followed by some Palestrina, a couple of traditional Armenian tunes, and the Introduction and Allegro by Ravel.

This week’s Programme – First broadcast this coming Saturday by Channel 292 – starts with some piano music by Gounod, the Waltz of the Flowers from The Nutcracker Suite, and an Elegiac Melody from Edvard Grieg.

This week’s Programme – First broadcast this coming Saturday by Channel 292 – begins with the Elegy for Piano and Cello by Fauré, two songs from Caroline Shaw’s latest album, and some solo cello composed by Imogen Holst.

This week’s Programme – First broadcast this coming Saturday by Channel 292 – begins with the piano piece Drammatico by Scriabin, Missa Pro Fidelibus Defunctis by Antoine de Févin, and part of Schumann’s String Quartet No.2.

This week’s Programme – First broadcast this coming Saturday by Channel 292 – begins with some of the suite for the ballet Swan Lake by Tchaikovsky, part of one of Bach’s Brandenburg Concertos,

This week’s Programme – First broadcast this coming Saturday by Channel 292 – begins with the Prayer of St. Gregory by Hovnaness, The Academic Overture by Brahms, Friedrich Hermann’s Suite for Three Violins, and The Round Dance by Alban Berg.

TThis week’s Programme – First broadcast this coming Saturday by Channel 292 – begins with a gavotte from Rameau, some carnival music from the opera Notre Dame by Fanz Schmidt, a Telemann quartet.

This week’s Programme – First broadcast this coming Saturday by Channel 292 – begins withRipples and other pieces for piano and violin by Kate Whitley, then some baroque clarinet music and part of Mozart’s Concerto No. 41.

This week’s Programme – First broadcast this coming Saturday by Channel 292 – begins with two modern piano pieces, Reverie by J P Sousa, and Ripples in a Water Scene composed and played by Lubomyr M.

This week’s Programme – First broadcast this coming Saturday by Channel 292 – begins with part of a string quartet by Mozart, Une Barque sur L’ocean by Ravel and the two earliest published songs of Gabriel Fauré.

This week’s Programme – First broadcast this coming Saturday by Channel 292 – begins witha nocturne by the inventor of the idea – John Field.