Starts with the Miserere in C minor by Jan Dismas Zelenka, part of Bach’s Goldberg variations, and some world music from Mali.

Starts with some incidental music from the 2024 film Leonardo da Vinci, part of a flute quartet and a cello sonata.

Starts with a Finnish song, some of a recorder concerto by Telemann, and a curiosity by Leoš Janáček.

Starts with a Song by 16th Century composer Giobanni Bassano scores for cornet instead of voice, Part of a Ravel string quartet, and some modern sitar music.

Starts with part of the Concerto for Flute, Harp, and Orchestra by Mozart, some Tango inspired music from Argentina, and an example of music for high Baroque trumpet by J S Endler.

Starts with a piano piece by Oskar Merikanto, a couple of very different pieces by Hugo Alfén, and then two more piano studies by Merikanto.After that, Taagen letter – (The Fog is Lifting), and Sommersang – (Summer Song), both by Carl Nielsen.

Begins with some of a sonata by C P E Bach – one of J S Bach’s sons – for Viola da Gamba, the piano trio by Ravel, and a three voice Agnus Dei by Firminus Caron – Renaissance composer.

Starts with the SteamBoat Whistle Blues by John Hartford, part of Bruckner’s 9th Symphony (his last), and then two different but related pieces for the harpsichord.

Starts with part of the Czech Suite by Dvorák, some Vivaldi Lute music, and the Recorder Concerto from Ingvar Karkoff.

Starts with Alfred Brendel playing part of the Italian Concerto by Bach.

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.

Starts with a piece for piano and Cello by contemporary Rachel Portman, some late renaissance church music from Orlandud de Lassus, and a piece for four hands at the piano by Turkish composer Fazil Say.

The Encore presenta una seleccion de temas de musica clasica y new age vía WRMI y Channel 292.

Starts with Spring Morning by Lili Boulanger, some Corelli, and part of a wind Quintet By Carl Nielsen.

Ripples and other pieces for piano and violin by Kate Whitley, then some baroque clarinet music and part of Mozart’s Concerto No. 41.

Starts with a military field recording and continues with Summer Evening Waltz by Oskar Merikanto. Then there is a recording of the tenor Richard Tauber from the 1930s. 

Starts with part of the Czech Suite by Dvorák, some Vivaldi Lute music, and the Recorder Concerto from Ingvar Karkoff.After that a field recording with music by Caroline Shaw, and some of the 3rd Symphony by Florence Price.

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.

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.