In Tune Highlights

One of the world's finest conductors, Mariss Jansons, talks to Suzy about his musical heroes, his future projects and how conducting helped him recover from a heart attack

Two stars of opera - baritone Bryn Terfel and tenor Joseph Calleja discuss their own musical heroes, the language they most like to sing in and performing in Gounod's Faust at the Royal Opera House

Suzy Klein speaks to violinist Nicola Benedetti about her tour of India with the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra.

Live from Southbank Centre: National Treasure mezzo-soprano Sarah Connolly CBE talks to Sean Rafferty about her career.

Brit Award nominated singer Laura Mvula and choral composer Eric Whitacre discuss their collaboration for a concert at Union Chapel in London and the power of the human voice

Sean Rafferty takes a tour of the new Wondrous Machines exhibition at Southbank Centre - machines inspired by the inauguration of the Royal Festival Hall organ - with Shan Maclennan and Chloe Bird.

Icon of stage and screen, Dame Julie Andrews on her breakthrough in film and on Broadway, and her admiration for Gustavo Dudamel and the LA Phil

"Music feeds the mind with long-term strength" - British pianist John Lill on his life and career.

Star tenor Jonas Kaufmann on opera in high definition, and the struggles of Massenet's Werther.

As she celebrates 70, Dame Kiri Te Kanawa talks to Suzy Klein about her glittering career highlights, the demands of being an opera singer and her current role in the Royal Opera's 'La Fille du Regiment'. She also gives a new generation of singers some valuable advice: don't go cheap on the singing lessons!

Star tenor Juan Diego Florez talks about remembering stage moves, keeping his voice agile after 40, and his newfound appreciation for rehearsing. As he limbers up for a run of Donizetti's La fille du regiment at the Royal Opera House, he also tells Suzy about balancing his homelife with his career, and his program for kids in Peru.

Pianist Leif Ove Andsnes talks to Suzy about his Beethoven journey ahead of his solo recital at the Barbican in London.

Jazz guitarist Martin Taylor pays tribute to influential flamenco guitarist Paco De Lucia, who died today.

Chinese piano superstar talks about bringing Chinese music to European audiences, learning the accordion and the perils of jetlag

Dame Felicity Lott with memories of recording Rudolph the Rednosed Reindeer aged two-and-a-half, as well as other memories from her long career.

Pianist Piotr Anderszewski talks about his love of Schumann, why he shouldn't be expected to play Chopin and his dream for a piano you can play lying down.

Pianist Yuja Wang talks to Sean Rafferty about music, colour and her musical heroes.

Soprano Dame Josephine Barstow reflects on the life and work of the late Richard Angas - the much loved bass who performed in Jonathan Miller's Mikado more than 150 times

Conductor Edward Gardner on the return of Peter Grimes at ENO, Mendelssohn in Birmingham with the CBSO and his career plans for the future

Sean visits the 'By George! Handel’s Music for Royal Occasions' at The Foundling Museum in London, and speaks to Caro Howell (Director of the Foundling Museum) and Katharine Hogg (curator of the exhibition and librarian at the museum)