BBC Radio 3 Schedule Sunday 16 September 2007

The Early Music Show—Edinburgh International Festival 2007, 08/09/2007

Catherine Bott introduces highlights from a concert at Greyfriars Kirk in Edinburgh.(R)

Through the Night—16/09/2007

Composers include Mussorgsky, Grieg, Brahms, Mozart, Tchaikovsky, Reger and Praetorius.

Through the Night—Through the Night

Breakfast—16/09/2007

Including music by Robert Parsons, Puccini, Marais, Chopin, Lanner and Francaix.

Sunday Morning—16/09/2007

Iain Burnside explores music made in the Indian summer of a musician's creativity: old age

Private Passions—16/09/2007

Michael Berkeley talks to author Kiran Desai, who chooses Bach and varied Indian music.

The Early Music Show—Edinburgh International Festival 2007, 16/09/2007

Violinist Chiara Banchini and Ensemble 415 in a programme of Italian chamber sonatas.

Radio 3 Requests—16/09/2007

Chi-chi Nwanoku with listeners' requests, including Rossini, Verdi, Weber and Ivanovs.

Choral Evensong—16/09/2007

From Southwark Cathedral, London, with Bach's Toccata in F played by organist Peter Wright

Discovering Music—Brahms Symphony No 3

Stephen Johnson explores Brahms's 'free but happy' Third Symphony with the BBC SO.

Choir and Organ—16/09/2007

Aled Jones with the French chamber choir Accentus, and their founder Laurence Equilbey.

Drama on 3—After the Quake

By Haruki Murakami. Touching stories of people affected by the Kobe earthquake of 1995.

Sunday Feature—An American Legend: James Agee

Blake Morrison visits the writer's home in Tennessee and follows his footsteps to Alabama.

Words and Music—Villains

Villainy is reflected in music by Mozart and Bartok, and poems by Oscar Wilde and Shelley.

The Early Music Show—09/09/2007

Ashley Solomon presents vocal works by Gesualdo, Monteverdi, Luzzaschi and Strozzi.(R)

Through the Night—17/09/2007

Composers include Beethoven, Shostakovich, Gershwin, Josquin Desprez, Farnaby and Forster.

Through the Night—Through the Night