Baroque Trumpets at the Bate Collection

Simon Desbruslais explores some early examples of trumpets in Oxford's Bate Collection.

• 35 mins

Bach Collegium Japan - 30th Anniversary

Hannah French talks to Masaaki and Masato Suzuki about 30 years of Bach Collegium Japan.

• 29 mins

A Black History

Celebrating the cultural contribution of black people in the 17th and 18th centuries.

• 22 mins

The Judgement of Paris

Music from an intriguing 18th-century opera-composing competition, The Judgement of Paris.

• 18 mins

Hercules at the Crossroads

Hannah French explores two settings of the ancient Greek tale, Hercules at the Crossroads.

• 19 mins

Thirty-five years of the York Early Music International Young Artists Competition (1)

Lucie Skeaping looks back at previous winners of the Young Artists Competition in York.

• 19 mins

Thirty-five years of the York Early Music International Young Artists Competition (2)

Early music performance and features from the UK and around the world.

• 19 mins

John Dunstaple

Hannah French profiles the life and music of C15th English composer John Dunstaple.

• 24 mins

Caffarelli

Lucie Skeaping on the life and performances of 18th-century castrato Caffarelli.

• 19 mins

Telemann in Poland

Polish folk tunes and their influence on the music of Georg Philipp Telemann.

• 13 mins

Vincenzo Galilei

Hannah French and Zak Ozmo explore the life and work of 16thC lutenist Vincenzo Galilei.

• 30 mins

Juan Gutierrez de Padilla

Lucie Skeaping explores the works of one of colonial Latin America's greatest composers.

• 20 mins

Light in the Darkness: Chiaroscuro

Lucie Skeaping delves into the darkness and light of chiaroscuro in music and art.

• 19 mins

Lassus and Wine - Part 1

Hannah French and wine historian Ron Merlino explore connections between Lassus and wine.

• 33 mins

Lassus and Wine - Part 2

Hannah French and wine historian Ron Merlino explore connections between Lassus and wine.

• 38 mins

On Bach's Farm

Mark Seow explores links between Bach's music and farming - of the soil, heart and soul.

• 16 mins

Jeffrey Skidmore - A Performer Profile

Hannah French talks to conductor Jeffrey Skidmore about his career in early music.

• 31 mins

The Anna Amalias

The colourful lives and music of two German princess-composers... both called Anna Amalia!

• 28 mins

Bach's Easter Oratorio

Hannah French looks into the music and history behind Bach's Easter Oratorio.

• 24 mins

Orlando Furioso

Lucie Skeaping explores operas inspired by Ludovico Ariosto's epic poem Orlando furioso.

• 21 mins

Music for Melancholy

Hannah French chooses music to balance the humours and transform the spirit.

• 25 mins

Freedom

Lucie Skeaping on the concept of liberty with music by Byrd, Barbara Strozzi and Handel.

• 24 mins

Albinoni

Ana Her celebrates the 350th anniversary of the birth of Tomaso Albinoni on 8 June 1671.

• 27 mins

The Elements - Earth

Music associated with all things earthly.

• 25 mins

Music at West Horsley Place

Music associated with the household of West Horsley Place in Surrey in the 16th century.

• 38 mins

The Elements - Air

Music associated with the ancient Greek concept of the Four elements. Today... air.

• 27 mins

A new songbook from the 1400s

Hannah French uncovers the amazing story of a 15th-century songbook rediscovered in 2014.

• 27 mins

The Elements: Fire

Music associated with the ancient Greek concept of the four elements. Today... fire.

• 26 mins

Fear and Terror in the 18th Century

Scary music for Hallowe'en by Gluck, Handel, Rameau, Marais and Mozart.

• 29 mins

Robert Fayrfax - 500th Anniversary

Lucie Skeaping marks the 500th anniversary of the death of English composer Robert Fayrfax

• 30 mins