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Howard Skempton, Martyn Brabbins, Women's Revolutions per Minute

Tom Service talks to composer Howard Skempton and the new conductor of ENO Martyn Brabbins

• 45 mins

Music on the Catalonia crisis; Book on Creative Brain; our musical lives on the internet; and Uri CaineDD

Music in the Catalonia crisis in Spain; a book on creativity and the brain, and Uri Caine.

• 45 mins

Breaking Free: A Century of Russian Culture

Tom Service meets conductor Teodor Currentzis.

• 45 mins

Bernard Haitink, Nico Muhly's Marnie, Simon Keenlyside and Zenaida Yanowsky

Tom Service meets conductor Bernard Haitink at his London home.

• 45 mins

Huddersfield

Sara Mohr-Pietsch explores music-making in the West Yorkshire town of Huddersfield.

• 45 mins

Harassment in classical music

Tom Service looks at harassment in the classical music industry today.

• 44 mins

Mitsuko Uchida

Tom Service meets Mitsuko Uchida, one of the most influential pianists of her generation.

• 45 mins

Craft and Traditions

Sara Mohr-Pietsch explores traditions and crafts from the UK to the Arab world.

• 45 mins

Spirit of Bach

Sara Mohr-Pietsch explores what lies beneath Bach's music with Angela Hewitt and others.

• 45 mins

Esa-Pekka Salonen

Tom Service talks to the renowned Finnish composer and conductor, Esa-Pekka Salonen.

• 45 mins

James Rhodes, Monteverdi and the Genesis Suite

Sara Mohr-Pietsch interviews pianist James Rhodes. And Monteverdi's The Return of Ulysses.

• 44 mins

Paul Lewis, Bayeux Tapestry, London Sinfonietta

Tom Service meets pianist Paul Lewis.

• 44 mins

Gerald Finley and Tamara Stefanovich

Sara Mohr-Pietsch meets Gerald Finley and Tamara Stefanovich.

• 44 mins

Is Iceland the world's most musical country?

Tom Service visits Reykjavik to ask whether Iceland is the world's most musical country.

• 44 mins

Leadership in Classical Music

Sara Mohr-Pietsch looks at the culture of leadership in classical music.

• 44 mins

Pianist Jeremy Denk

Sara Mohr-Pietsch talks to pianist Jeremy Denk. A discussion on casting diversity in opera

• 44 mins

Christophe Rousset

Tom Service meets Christophe Rousset, the inspirational harpsichordist and conductor.

• 44 mins

Music and Language in the South East

Kate Molleson explores connections between music and language in the South East.

• 44 mins

Music Matters at Free Thinking

Tom Service and the Music and Science Lab from Durham University return to Free Thinking.

• 44 mins

Laurence Equilbey

Tom Service talks to Laurence Equilbey, plus Lili Boulanger 100 years after her death.

• 44 mins

Debussy's Paris

Tom Service with new perspectives on Debussy.

• 44 mins

Mark-Anthony Turnage

Kate Molleson meets Mark-Anthony Turnage and Norma Waterson of the Watersons folk singers.

• 44 mins

Eva-Maria Westbroek, Philip Venables, Opening of Queen Elizabeth Hall, Music and Wellbeing

Tom Service talks to composer Philip Venables and soprano Eva-Maria Westbroek.

• 45 mins

Laurie Anderson

Tom Service meets American composer and multi-media artist Laurie Anderson.

• 45 mins

Jennifer Johnston, JACK Quartet and the British Museum concerts

Tom Service interviews Jennifer Johnston. Also, the American JACK Quartet.

• 45 mins

Music in Japan

Tom Service visits Japan to explore musical portals to other worlds.

• 45 mins

George Benjamin

Kate Molleson meets leading English composer George Benjamin.

• 45 mins

Gabriela Montero, Menahem Pressler, Deborah Pritchard, Composer-Artists

Tom Service talks to pianists Gabriela Montero and Menahem Pressler.

• 45 mins

Lancashire dialect in song

Broadside ballads in Manchester.

• 45 mins

Interview with conductor Stephane Deneve

Tom Service talks to conductor Stephane Deneve. Also viola da gamba player Hille Perl.

• 45 mins