BBC Radio 3 Schedule Saturday 29 September 2007

Through the Night—29/09/2007

Including music by Salieri, Mozart, Locatelli, Reicha, Chopin, Sibelius and Debussy.

Through the Night—Through the Night

Through the Night—Through the Night

Breakfast—29/09/2007

Including music by Bach, Bernstein and Smetana, and Berwald's Estrella de Soria Overture.

CD Review—Building a Library: Ravel: Sheherazade

Andrew McGregor with new releases, including Bach's Der Zufriedengestellte Aeolus.

Music Feature—The Lyrita Story

Lewis Foreman talks to Richard Itter, the pioneer behind British record label Lyrita.

The Early Music Show—The York Early Music Festival 2007, The Sixteen, A Choral Pilgrimage: Music from the Sistine Chapel

Lucie Skeaping with highlights of a concert of Vatican music, recorded at York Minster.

Radio 3 Lunchtime Concert—29/09/2007

Verty Sharp presents a recital by violinist Alina Ibragimova and pianist Cedric Tiberghien(R)

World Routes—29/09/2007

Highlights from the station's landmark 1987 concert series, Music of the Royal Courts.

Jazz Line-Up—29/09/2007

Julian Joseph meets pianist Herbie Hancock, whose latest album is of Joni Mitchell songs.

Jazz Record Requests—29/09/2007

Geoffrey Smith presents a selection of listeners' jazz requests.

Opera on 3—Britten's The Turn of the Screw

Edward Gardner conducts the London Phil and an international cast in Britten's opera.

The Wire—DJs, Doormen and Dealers, by Jeffrey Caffrey

Thriller set in a Manchester nightclub where everyone's a millionaire for the weekend.

Pre-Hear—29/09/2007

The BBC NOW and horn player David Pyatt perform works by Lindberg and Rautavaara.

Summer Festivals—Soundwaves 2007

Sara Mohr-Pietsch with highlights from Soundwaves, a contemporary music festival in Hove.

The Early Music Show—The York Early Music Festival 2007, La Istoria de Purim

The music of the Jews of 16th century Italy, a colourful mixture of dances and stories.(R)

Through the Night—30/09/2007

Composers include Rimsky-Korsakov, Brahms, Berwald, Tchaikovsky, Weber and Auletta.

Through the Night—Through the Night

Jonathan Swain concludes the programme with music by Gratton, Brahms, and Bach.