BBC Radio 3 Schedule 2 - 8 October 2006

Composer of the Week—Gerald Finzi, Who am I?

Donald Macleod marks the 50th anniversary of Finzi's death. Finzi's colourful ancestry.(R)

Composer of the Week—Gerald Finzi, Cats and Apples

Donald Macleod explores the many sources of inspiration Finzi found in the natural world(R)

Composer of the Week—Gerald Finzi, Channel Firing

Donald Macleod reveals how Finzi carried himself through the difficult war years(R)

Composer of the Week—Gerald Finzi, On Second Thoughts

Donald Macleod introduces a selection of Finzi's works which saw protracted births.(R)

Composer of the Week—Gerald Finzi, Forever Green

Donald Macleod finishes his commemoration of the life of Finzi.(R)

Composer of the Week—Karol Szymanowski, Episode 1

Donald Macleod introduces some of Szymanowski's earliest works(R)

Composer of the Week—Karol Szymanowski, Episode 2

Works inspired by the myths and poetry of ancient Greece and classical Persia.(R)

Composer of the Week—Karol Szymanowski, Episode 3

Donald Macleod introduces works inspired by two important people in Szymanowski's life.(R)

Composer of the Week—Karol Szymanowski, Episode 4

In post-war Poland, Szymanowski tried to create a new life for himself.(R)

Composer of the Week—Karol Szymanowski, Episode 5

In his final years, Szymanowski settled in his beloved Zakopane in the Tatra Mountains.(R)

Discovering Music—Haydn: Symphony no. 100 (H.1.100) in G major

Charles Hazlewood and the BBC Concert Orchestra explore Haydn's Symphony No 100 (Military)

World Routes—07/10/2006

Robin Denselow on CD Roundup and Andrew McGregor reviews the Rough Guide to World Music.

Andy Kershaw—08/10/2006