In Tune Highlights

Pianist Barry Douglas on recording Brahms, inspiring young musicians and his Proms 2014 appearance with conductor Valery Gergiev and the London Symphony Orchestra

Proms artist, violinist Tasmin Little on performing the Moeran Violin Concerto with the BBC Philharmonic and Juanjo Mena in her 20th appearance at the BBC Proms.

Newly-appointed Master of the Queen's Music, Judith Weir CBE, talks to Sean Rafferty about her new royal role.

Baritone Gerald Finley talks to Sean Rafferty about singing Durufle's Requiem at the BBC Proms, and climbing Mount Kilimanjaro

Conductor Gareth Malone talks to Sean Rafferty about conducting the Proms Military Wives Choir and the upcoming War Horse Prom on 3rd August.

Baritone Roderick Williams talks to Sean Rafferty about performing at the Last Night of the Proms.

As part of Radio 3's Music in the Great War, David Owen Norris considers remembrance and visits the Royal College of Music to find out about some of the stories behind the names on their memorial plaque.

As part of Radio 3's Music in the Great War, David Owen Norris turns his attention to the former British colonies.

Violinist and conductor Pinchas Zukerman on his forthcoming UK tour commemorating Canada's role in the First World War. The tour includes a performance of Beethoven's Choral Symphony which brings together two orchestras he's currently associated with: the Royal Philharmonic and the Ottawa-based National Arts Centre Orchestra.

As part of Radio 3's Music in the Great War, David Owen Norris's turn his attention to the US and a particular song: When Alexander Takes His Ragtime Band to France ...

As part of Radio 3's Music in the Great War, David Owen Norris hears about the extraordinary musical vision of the Russian composer Alexander Scriabin who, in some ways, saw the war as part of his grand plan.

As part of Music in the Great War on Radio 3, David Owen Norris finds out about the instruments that soldiers used at the front, including the extraordinary makeshift cello of the French musician, Maurice Marechal.

As part of Music in the Great War on Radio 3, David Owen Norris hears about the extraordinary account of life at the front written by a celebrated Viennese violinist: Fritz Kreisler.

As part of Music in the Great War on Radio 3, David Owen Norris takes a look at music on the Home Front and takes a trip South of the Thames to the Old Vic; the theatre slap bang in the middle of the Waterloo slums where Lilian Baylis staged her groundbreaking seasons of Shakespeare and opera while the zeppelins dropped bombs around her.

As part of Music in the Great War on Radio 3, David Owen Norris takes a look at the fate of the celebrated piano makers C Bechstein who, at the outbreak of the war had a famous showroom and concert hall in the heart of London.

As part of Music in the Great War on Radio 3, David Owen Norris hears about the incredible bravery of the pipers who led troops over the top and cemented their heroic status in the public mind.

Renowned violinist Nicola Benedetti on playing folk violin, music education and her new album 'Homecoming - A Scottish Fantasy'

As part of Music in the Great War on Radio 3, David Owen Norris explores an extraordinary charity anthology put together in the first few weeks of the war for the relief of Belgian refugees. It was called King Albert’s book.

Pianist James Rhodes on connecting with young audiences, the healing powers of music, his passion for music education and setting up his own record label.

Finnish star soprano Karita Mattila on her upcoming performance of Richard Strauss' Ariadne auf Naxos at the Royal Opera House