Kings Place

• Written by: Bach

The group performs Bach's Cantata 'Weichet Nur, Betrubte Schatten', Concerto For Oboe And Violin In C Minor, Violin Concerto In A Minor and his Cantata 'O Holder Tag, Er Wunschte Zeit', with Carolyn Sampson, soprano.

Pianists Alex Wilson and Kishon Khan talk to Simon Broughton about the power of Cuban music to act as a versatile musical catalyst.

The singer and violin-player performs progressive-pop and acoustic alt-folk.

The author talks about his book Underground Overground: A Passenger's History Of The Tube.

The Michelin-starred chef talks about curries of the world, including India, Asia, Africa, the Americas, Continental Europe and the UK.

The group, led by percussionist Guy Schalom, plays Egyptian folk music.

The author talks to Professor John Mullan about her 1998 novel, The Poisonwood Bible.

Beatboxing by the London-based female World Champion.

• Written by: Saint-Saens

The quartet perform Schubert's Versunken, Geheimes and Du Bist Die Ruh, Strauss's Gesange Des Orients, Op.77, Schubert's Suleika I, Mendelssohn's Suleika II, Wolf's Was In Der Schenke Waren Heute, Trunken's Mussen Wir Alle Sein and Phanomen, excerpts from Ravel's Sheherazade, excerpts from Saint-Saens' Melodies Persanes…

Poet and translator Constantine and Brecht expert Tom Kuhn read the playwright's German-language poetry, with live musical settings from composer Dominic Muldowney and theatre director Di Trevis.

• Written by: Philip Glass

The pianist performs Glass' Mad Rush and Etudes 4 & 5, Nico Muhly's Drones & Piano, Missy Mazzoli's Orizzonte, Bruce Brubaker's Stolen Symphonies and Alvin Curran's Hope Street Tunnel Blues III.

The Hungarian group performs a mixture of Gypsy music and early jazz.

• Written by: Javier De Frutos

An eclectic programme which includes choreography from Javier De Frutos, composer Charlotte Bray's Three Rhapsodies and Verre De Venise performed by Benyounes Quartet, and a brass medley from the Hackney Colliery Band. Between performances the various artists talk about their work.

Panel event about freedoms and censorship on the internet with guests Cory Doctorow, James Ball, Kirsty Hughes, Patrick Robinson and Paul Tweed. Chaired by David Aaronovitch.

The London-based choir performs a selection of pop classics.

• Written by: Heitor Villa-Lobos

The ensemble performs Alberto Ginastera's Zamba, Carlos Guastavino's Meciendo, Erich Wolfgang Korngold's My Mistress' Eyes and Heitor Villa-Lobos's Samba Classico.

The pianist and supporting musicians, Petter Eldh, double bass and Peter Bruun, drums, play originals from the album Confirmation plus interpretations of pieces by Charlie Parker.

• Written by: Bach

The group performs a complete version of Bach's Musical Offering.

The clarinet and accordion two-piece performs Mediterranean folk music.

Economist Alison Wolf, psychologist Daniel Freeman and feminist writer Danuta Keane talk to journalist and author Zoe Williams about the real differences between men and women in the 21st century and how they are dealt with.

Authors Charles Cumming, Rhodri Jeffreys-Jones and Peter Guttridge talk about the work of the government agencies.

• Written by: Chopin

The pianist performs Bach's Chromatic Fantasy And Fugue, Mozart's Gigue, Mendelssohn's Prelude And Fugue In E Minor, Chopin's Preludes In F Major and D Minor, Reizenstein's Prelude And Fugue In D Major, Shostakovich's Preludes In C Minor and C Major, plus Rachmaninov's Preludes In E Flat and C Minor.

The travel writer talks about his book Meander: East To West Along A Turkish River, about his journey along the river, from its source to Miletus, in a one-man folding canoe.

London-based composer and saxophonist Adam Waldmann leads his MOBO Award-winning group for a performance of melodic contemporary jazz. Featuring bassist Jasper Hoiby and drummer Jon Scott.

The New York-based two-piece plays acoustica, folk-rock and powerpop to promote the album Closer Than You Know.

• Written by: Bach

The pianist performs Bach's French Suite In G, 'Ich Ruf' Zu Dir, Herr Jesu Christ', 'Nun Komm, Der Heiden Heiland', Chaconne In D Minor and Partita In E, plus Liszt's Fantasy And Fugue On The Theme B-A-C-H and his Variations On Bach's 'Weinen, Klagen, Sorgen, Zagen'.

Contemporary jazz by the flugelhorn player and his accompanying musicians.

Contemporary jazz from UK/Bangladeshi musician Kishon Khan and his accompanying musicians.

The singer and flautist duo performs traditional African music.

Norwegian folk mixed with elements of jazz by the Sami vocalist, Mari Boine Persen.

The actor, author and broadcaster talks about his second novel, The Truth.

The novelist born in Sri Lanka and partly raised in Australia talks about her book Questions Of Travel.

Folk dance music from the Newcastle-based outfit.

She'Koyokh is London's award-winning klezmer ensemble performing Ashkenazi Jewish, Eastern European, Balkan and Turkish folk music with fresh, dynamic energy.

The author talks about travel writing, including The Great Railway Bazaar and his journeys on the Orient Express and the Trans-Siberian Express.

Danish folk music from medieval times by the Scandinavian performer.

The American author talks to journalist and author Jane Shilling about her book The Faraway Nearby.

The pianist Lucy Parham with narrator Henry Goodman, describe the life of Debussy from winning the Prix de Rome in 1886, to his untimely death in 1918, and his travels from France to Scotland, Japan and the USA.

Poets David Harsent and Deryn Rees-Jones and Professor Tim Matthews from University College London talk about the love affair between the two French poets, accompanied by poetry readings, in English and French, from actors Jack Johns, Sam Swainsbury and Lucy Tregear.

Authors Garfield and Schuler talk about people's fascination with maps and what they tell us about ourselves.

• Written by: Bach

The group performs Bach's Three Part Invention In G Minor, Badinerie, Fugue In D Minor, Air On A G String and Liebster Jesu, Vivaldi's Fugue, Piazzolla's Libertango, Debussy's 'Clair De Lune', Corelli's Concerto Grosso and Falla's Nana.

The group from Poland plays traditional folk music of that country.

Characters and sketches from hot hot hot Live at the Electric stars WitTank.