This week’s Programme – First broadcast this coming Saturday on Channel 292 – starts with the Pizzicati by Delibes from his ballet Sylvia. After that we’ll have a clarinet and piano sonata from Jean Françaix, Rondes de Printemps by Debussy, and a couple of sacred motets composed by Anton Bruckner.

This week’s Programme – First broadcast this coming Saturday on Channel 292 – starts with a version of See, Amid the Winter’s Snow sung by Kate Rusby, a sonata for two violins from Mieczyslaw Weinberg, and part of Symphony No. 4 by Tchaikovsky.

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 on New Year’s Day Channel 292 – 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 – 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 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 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 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 – 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.