BBC Radio 3 Schedule Saturday 27 October 2007

Through the Night—27/10/2007

John Shea with pieces by Gretry, Mozart, Schubert, Benoit, Scriabin, Francaix and Dowland.

Through the Night—Through the Night

Through the Night—Through the Night

Breakfast—27/10/2007

Including works by Bach, Beethoven and Handel, plus Stravinksy's Dumbarton Oaks.

CD Review—Building a Library: Schubert: String Quintet D956

Andrew McGregor with new releases, including chamber operas and Mahler's Symphony No 8.

Music Feature—27/10/2007

Bonnie Greer recalls the Fisk Singers, a groundbreaking 19th-century British black choir.

The Early Music Show—01/04/2007

The development of the madrigal, with examples by Verdelot, Willaert and Marenzio.(R)

Radio 3 Lunchtime Concert—27/10/2007

New Generation Artist cellist Danjulo Ishizaka is joined by pianist Markus Schirmer.(R)

World Routes—World Routes in Peru, Iquitos, Huancayo and Lake Titicaca

3/3Huancayo is famed for its saxophone orchestras, and Lake Titicaca reveals real panpipes.(R)

Jazz Line-Up—27/10/2007

Claire Martin chats to close harmony group New York Voices and pianist Trevor Watkiss.

Jazz Record Requests—27/10/2007

Geoffrey Smith presents a selection of listeners' jazz requests.

Opera on 3—Massenet's Thais

Exotic tale of love and redemption, recorded at the Royal Opera House in June 2007.

Between the Ears—Communicating Underwater

Lisa Walker takes her music out onto Pacific waters to collaborate with humpback whales.(R)

Pre-Hear—27/10/2007

The BBC Scottish SO with soprano Catherine Bott in Joe Duddell's Not Waving But Drowning.(R)

Hear and Now—40 Years of Radio 3, Bergen Festival 2007

2/2Julian Anderson reflects on his relationship with radio, with works by himself and others.

The Early Music Show—Battle Music

Lucie Skeaping explores composititions with a battle theme, including Biber's Battalia.(R)

Through the Night—28/10/2007

Composers include Rachmaninov, Bach, Handel, Andriessen, Schumann, Eespere and Hartmann.