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Tom Service with his own take on Anton Bruckner.

Tom Service examines the cultural significance of Smetana’s Ma Vlast (My Country).

Tom Service with his own take on Gustav Holst

Tom Service considers the impact of Enlightenment thinking on Mozart and his music.

Tom Service reflects on digital listening and how it impacts our relationship with music.

Tom Service discovers the power of using pre-existing classical music in films.

Tom Service surveys the 13 extraordinary string quartets of Elizabeth Maconchy.

Tom Service takes us on a musical voyage to the moon (and back).

An odyssey through the musical universe, presented by Tom Service.

Tom Service travels deep into Olivier Messiaen's epic Turangalila Symphony.

Tom Service explores the world of the Ukulele with virtuoso Taimane Gardner.

An odyssey through the musical universe, presented by Tom Service.

Is it a bird, is it a plane? No, it's Tom Service, exploring the music of The Big Apple.

What is the role of the trombone section in orchestras, and why do they come in threes?

Tom Service explores JS Bach's extraordinary The Well-Tempered Clavier.

Tom Service explores the enduring, worldwide appeal of classical music competitions.

Tom Service explores the enduring appeal of the tenor voice.

Tom explores one of the most popular works of all time, Brahms's Symphony No 4 in E minor.

Tom Service explores the ethereal in music.

An odyssey through the musical universe, presented by Tom Service.

Tom Service immerses himself in the joyous world of Poulenc's Gloria.

What exactly is a symphony, and are they just a thing of classical music's past?

Tom Service explores the art of concert programming.

What links baseball, life insurance and American art music? Charles Ives does!

Tom Service surrounds himself in Tallis's 40-part Renaissance masterpiece.

Tom Service programmes himself into the matrix of musical artificial intelligence.

Tom Service explores Maurice Ravel's Bolero.

How did William Byrd come to compose three mass settings when celebrating mass was banned?

Tom Service assesses the history of the post of master of the king's (or queen's) music.

Tom Service delves into the deep (and often dark) worlds of Judith Weir's dramatic works.