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  • BBC Music Magazine

    TV & Radio

    Oct 01, 2020 6 minutes

    NOVEMBER’S RADIO 3 LISTINGS

    Schedules may be subject to alteration. For up-to-date listings see Radio Times

    1 SUNDAY

    7-9am Breakfast

    9am-12 noon Sunday Morning

    12 noon-1pm Private Passions David Nott (surgeon, author of War Doctor: Surgery on the Front Line)

    1-2pm Lunchtime Concert (rpt)

    2-3pm The Early Music Show

    3-4pm Choral Evensong (rpt)

    4-5pm Jazz Record Requests

    5-5.30pm The Listening Service

    5.30-6.45pm Words and Music

    6.45-7.30pm Sunday Feature Curves and Concrete

    7.30-9pm Drama on 3

    9-11pm Record Review Extra

    11pm-12 midnight Slow Radio

    12-12.30am Classical Fix

    2 MONDAY

    6.30-9am Breakfast

    9am-12 noon Essential Classics

    12 noon-1pm Composer of the Week Beethoven

    1-2pm Lunchtime Concert

    2-5pm Afternoon Concert

    5-7.30pm In Tune

    7-7.30pm In Tune Mixtape

    7.30-10pm Radio 3 in Concert

    10-10.45pm Music Matters

    10.45-11pm The Essay Composers and their Dogs

    11pm-12.30am Night Tracks

    3 TUESDAY

    6.30-9am Breakfast

    9am-12noon Essential Classics

    12 noon-1pm Composer of the Week Beethoven

    1-2pm Lunchtime Concert

    2-5pm Afternoon Concert

    5-7.30pm In Tune plus Mixtape

    7.30-10pm Radio 3 infrom Hoddinott Hall, Cardiff. Peet Morrison (world premiere), Glazunov , Jessie Montgomery , Tchaikovsky . Jess Gillam (saxophone), BBC National Orchestra of Wales/Ryan Bancroft

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