Jonathan Dove, Australian Modernism, Lilian Hochhauser

The stories that matter, the people that matter, the music that matters.

• 44 mins

Angela Gheorghiu, Mariss Jansons, La Traviata, Rossini

The stories that matter, the people that matter, the music that matters.

• 44 mins

The 21st century comes of age

The stories that matter, the people that matter, the music that matters.

• 44 mins

The World's Largest Island

Kate Molleson visits Greenland to explore the role of music for its communities today.

• 44 mins

Internationalism

Kate speaks to Jean-Efflam Bavouzet, Chris Watson, Alasdair Roberts and Laura Tunbridge

• 45 mins

Internationalism

The stories that matter, the people that matter, the music that matters

• 44 mins

Musical communion

The stories that matter, the people that matter, the music that matters.

• 44 mins

Choreographic, operatic and symphonic revelations

Tom Service speaks to Carlo Rizzi, Sir Mark Elder, and four leading conductors

• 43 mins

Revelations

Tom Service celebrates Opera Rara at 50 and Beethoven's symphonies at the Barbican.

• 44 mins

Roger Norrington

The stories that matter, the people that matter, the music that matters.

• 44 mins

Anna Thorvaldsdottir

Anna Thorvaldsdottir, and the Oscar nominees for best original scores.

• 44 mins

Going with the flow

Kate Molleson discusses jazz legend Dave Brubeck and we hear from violinist Tasmin Little

• 44 mins

The secret life of musical instruments

The stories that matter, the people that matter, the music that matters.

• 44 mins

Fidelio

The stories that matter, the people that matter, the music that matters.

• 44 mins

Game-changers

Singer Lise Davidsen, Alice Farnham on women conductors, Glass's Einstein on the Beach.

• 44 mins

Vikingur Olafsson, ENO Figaro, Prokofiev operas

The stories that matter, the people that matter, the music that matters.

• 44 mins

Musical communication

The stories that matter, the people that matter, the music that matters.

• 44 mins

Music beyond the crisis

Conducting in Baroque Britain, and the further impact of coronavirus on musical life.

• 44 mins

François-Frédéric Guy

Tom Service talks to French pianist François-Frédéric Guy.

• 44 mins

An organ fest for a silent Easter

With churches closed and organs silent this Easter, Kate Molleson presents an organ fest.

• 44 mins

Ravi Shankar at 100

The stories that matter, the people that matter, the music that matters.

• 44 mins

Jonathan Biss, Elizabeth Kenny, Susanna Malkki and Cheer Up!

The stories that matter, the people that matter, the music that matters

• 44 mins

Music and mental health

Kate Molleson explores music and mental health.

• 44 mins

Mark Anthony Turnage at 60

An interview with Mark-Anthony Turnage who turns 60. A new book on Copland's film scores.

• 44 mins

Will classical music survive Covid?

A debate on rebuilding the classical music industry after Covid-19. Tom Service presents.

• 44 mins

Mahler's 8th Symphony

A book on the Symphony of the Thousand, and how the Enlightenment affected concert halls.

• 44 mins

Covid-19’s impact on singing and teaching

Sarah Connolly campaigns for singers. Plus the effects of Covid-19 on music education.

• 44 mins

Race, equality and classical music

The stories that matter, the people that matter, the music that matters

• 44 mins

Roll-up, roll-up! Live music’s back…

Tom Service examines developments in the musical world during an unprecedented summertime.

• 44 mins

Impossible music

Alex Ross on his book Wagnerism, and tenor Allan Clayton on the effects of Covid-19.

• 44 mins