In Tune Highlights

Legendary guitarist John Williams tells Suzy why he's not retiring, his thoughts on music teaching and why playing the guitar is like chess

Russian American pianist Kirill Gerstein on jazz, growing up in Russia and recording the music of Mussorgsky and Schumann on his new album.

One of the world's greatest conductors, Bernard Haitink, on his love of working with the Chamber Orchestra of Europe, meeting Shostakovich, recording the first complete cycle of Shostakovich symphonies in the West, and working with young conductors in Lucerne

Pianist, bandleader and broadcaster Jools Holland on touring with his orchestra, his love of Oscar Peterson and Duke Ellington, and making music in his Greenwich studio.

Brenda Lucas discusses her late husband, John Ogdon, one of Britain's greatest ever classical pianists, ahead of a new documentary 'Living with Genius' on BBC Four

Counter-tenor Iestyn Davies talks to Swean Rafferty about the upcoming testosterone-fuelled 'Rinaldo' at Glyndebourne this summer, with not one but THREE counter-tenors in the cast.

Gillian Clarke talks Welsh poetry, Ruby Wax on staying sane, William Dalrymple on the art of Mughal Delhi and Sebastian Faulks talks Birdsong. Sean Rafferty presents, live from the 2014 Hay Festival of Literature and the Arts

Legendary pianist-turned-poet Alfred Brendel talks to Sean Rafferty about music and writing, and reads some of his poems.

American composer Nico Muhly talks about composing liturgical music, his love of the choir and working for Philip Glass

Sean visits the RHS Chelsea Flower Show and talks to Monty Don, Alan Titchmarsh and Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen about this year's show

Stephen Hough talks to Sean Rafferty about the music of the night, as explored on his latest CD.

Sean Rafferty visits the new Exponential Horn installation by sound artist Aleksander Kolkowski at the Science Museum in London. Radio 3's Lunchtime Concert and In Tune will be relayed through the enormous loudspeaker each day for the duration of the exhibition.

Music Director of the Orchestra of the Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia and the Royal Opera House discusses Rossini, Verdi's Requiem, concert programming and his favourite conductors

Miss Saigon composer Claude-Michel Schonberg and lyricist Alain Boublil talk about the new production of the show returning to London, in its 25th anniversary year.

Legendary violinist Gyorgy Pauk talks to Sean about his enviable career, his work with young players and his love of London.

Opera's new 'power couple' soprano Ailyn Perez and tenor Stephen Costello talk to Suzy Klein about life together on the opera stage.

Mezzo Rosalind Plowright OBE talks about what's inspired her to record her first recital disc, her previous life as an operatic soprano and how she has always yearned to do a musical

Pianist Angela Hewitt discusses Bach's Art of Fugue and upcoming gigs at Glyndebourne and Wigmore Hall.

For the BBC 18th Century Season, Sean Rafferty looks at 12 Georgian art works from the Royal Collection at the Queen’s Gallery, guided by Desmond Shawe-Taylor, Surveyor of The Queen's Pictures. No.8 of 12: David Garrick and his wife. You can see all 12 art works in the 18th Century Gallery on the Radio 3 website.

Sean talks to 'the perfect modern diva' soprano Joyce DiDonato about La Cenerentola at the New York Met, and she offers sound advice on finding your own voice.