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The Thames, Folk Songs & Xenakis

Suzy Klein travels to France to investigate the world of composer Iannis Xenakis.

• 45 mins

Dawn Upshaw, Mozart, 3 British female composers and keeping the musical legacy alive.

Tom Service speaks to soprano Dawn Upshaw, and to the widows of Nono, Nancarrow and Berio.

• 45 mins

Versailles, Music in 1853 and The Oxford History of Western Music

Tom Service travels to Versailles to discover more about the Royal Opera House.

• 45 mins

Celebrating Claude Debussy

Tom Service gets the French view of Debussy in the 150th anniversary of his birth.

• 45 mins

07/07/2012

Tom Service explores music making in Northern Ireland.

• 45 mins

John Cage

Mark Swed and David Nicholls join Tom Service to reassess the life and music of John Cage.

• 45 mins

Anna Caterina Antonacci, the BCMG, Wagner's Ring

With Anna Caterina Antonacci, the BCMG and Wagner's Ring.

• 45 mins

Piano Music, Julius Caesar

Tom Service talks about contemporary piano music with three leading pianists.

• 45 mins

Pierrot Lunaire, Inside-Out Piano, Saint-Saens

Tom meets conductor Kent Nagano in his new role as music director at Hamburg State Opera.

• 45 mins

Frederic Rzewski, Georg Solti Centenary, Barry Millington

Tom Service is joined by pianist Frederic Rzewski. Plus Solti at 100 and a book on Wagner.

• 45 mins

Free Thinking

Tom Service presents a debate asking 'is classical music really for everyone?'.

• 45 mins

Hans Werner Henze and Elliott Carter Tribute

Tom Service with a tribute to composers Hans W Henze and Elliott Carter who died recently.

• 45 mins

Meredith Monk, Calixto Bieito, A History of Opera

Tom Service is joined by Meredith Monk, and Calixto Bieito.

• 45 mins

Andras Schiff, Britten Letters, Irvine Arditti

Tom Service talks to pianist Andras Schiff and reads Benjamin Britten's final letters.

• 45 mins

Jonathan Harvey Tribute, William Christie, Royal Northern College of Music

Tom Service pays tribute to composer Jonathan Harvey.

• 45 mins

Tribute to Charles Rosen; Mummers plays and 2012 highlights.

Suzy Klein explores the world of mummers plays and picks Music Matters 2012 highlights.

• 45 mins

Dowland, Midori, Quartet

Tom Service celebrates the life of Richard Rodney Bennett and the music of John Dowland.

• 45 mins

The Perfect American; Burns songs; Brian Ferneyhough and Daniil Trifonov

Tom Service talks to the composer Brian Ferneyhough.

• 45 mins

Witold Lutoslawski centenary

Tom Service presents a special edition marking the centenary of Witold Lutoslawski.

• 45 mins

Britten Biographies, Brass Bands

Tom Service presents. New biographies of Benjamin Britten plus the future of brass bands.

• 45 mins

Simone Young, Toscanini, Autism and Music

Tom Service talks to Australian conductor Simone Young and reviews two books on Toscanini.

• 45 mins

Bernard Haitink, Pierre Schaeffer and a 40,000 year old flute.

Tom Service talks to conductor Bernard Haitink.

• 45 mins

Christian Tetzlaff, Written on Skin, Tallis Scholars at 40

Tom Service taks to violinist Christian Tetzlaff and celebrates the Tallis Scholars at 40.

• 45 mins

Peter Bazalgette

Tom Service talks to the new Chairman of Arts Council England, Peter Bazalgette.

• 45 mins

Nicola Benedetti, Los Angeles Philharmonic

Suzy Klein meets young British violinist Nicola Benedetti as she begins a tour of Scotland

• 45 mins

Baroque Spring

Tom Service explores the changes in the performance of Baroque music over 40 years.

• 45 mins

Leif Ove Andsnes, A Late Quartet, Performance Anxiety, Petrushka

Tom Service talks to pianist Leif Ove Andsnes about his Beethoven journey.

• 45 mins

Poulenc's Legacy

To mark the 50th anniversary of Poulenc's death Tom Service assesses his reputation.

• 45 mins

20/04/2013

Suzy Klein remembers conductor Sir Colin Davis with those he knew, and in his own words.

• 45 mins

04/05/2013

With Tom Service, including a report from the new Mariinsky II in St Petersburg.

• 45 mins