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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.

Through the Night—Through the Night

Through the Night—Through the Night

Breakfast—28/10/2007

Including works by Bach, Finzi, Byrd, Haydn and Mozart, plus Debussy's Marche ecossaise.

Sunday Morning—28/10/2007

To mark the day the clocks go back, Iain fills the extra hour with Haydn's Clock Symphony.

Private Passions—28/10/2007

Michael Berkeley talks to writer Joyce Carol Oates, who chooses Beethoven and Faure.

The Early Music Show—Written in Their Spare Time

Lucie Skeaping explores the work of the St Mark's musicians of the 16th and 17th centuries (R)

Radio 3 Requests—28/10/2007

Matthew Barley with listeners' requests, including Chopin, Eric Coates and Schumann.

Choral Evensong—28/10/2007

From the Church of Sao Lourenco, Portugal, with the Choir of The Queen's College, Oxford.

Discovering Music—Tallis's Spem in Alium and 40-part motets

Stephen Johnson and guests examine Thomas Tallis's piece and the ideas that inspired it.

Choir and Organ—28/10/2007

Aled Jones with highlights from the Exmoor Singers' Tallis Festival.

Drama on 3—Glengarry Glen Ross

All-star adaptation of the Pulitzer Prize-winning drama about Chicago real estate salesmen (R)

Sunday Feature—Mind as Machine

Cognitive science professor Maggie Boden explores advances in Artificial Intelligence. (R)

Words and Music—Forty Years of Poetry on Radio 3

Arresting poetry performances, from John Ashbery to Derek Walcott, and music to match.

The Early Music Show—The Munich Court

Catherine Bott presents music with links to Maximilian II Emanuel, Elector of Bavaria. (R)

Through the Night—29/10/2007

Music by Haydn, Hummel, Mozart, Lindblad, Arnic, Lithander and Diepenbrock. With John Shea