Fiona Talkington presents Late Junction at 11pm, featuring (from top right) Pantha Du Prince and the Bell Laboratory with a symphony for electronics, percussion and a 3 ton bell carillon, folk trio Lady Maisery, sacred music by John Tavener, Zanzibar legend Bi Kidude, Scottish fiddler and composer Aidan O'Rourke, plus a harmonica hero and even more versions of Wayfaring Stranger!

Live music on today's In Tune from Korean cult band Geomungo Factory who bring the ancient sounds of the Korean zither sharply into modern focus. Also playing live are the London Soloists Ensemble, who'll perform music by Brahms and Mozart. We'll hear from the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra's longest-ever-serving player, cellist Anthony Sayer on the occasion of his retirement, and also from the Royal Ballet's Mara Galeazzi, who'll tell us about dancing to Britten as part of this year's celebrations at Aldeburgh.

Down at Cardiff Singer HQ we have a lot of things plugged into other things. Coverage starts 1pm!

Trio VD fans! A rare chance to hear Chris Sharkey in solo style: next up on @bbcjazzon3

On In Tune this afternoon, the Brodsky Quartet (pictured) will be playing live, with soprano Lore Lixenberg. Also joining Sean Rafferty in the studio will be the two leading roles in the Royal Opera’s new production of Britten’s Gloriana, Susan Bullock and Toby Spence; and the American mezzo-soprano Lucy Schaufer will be singing great American songs by Blitzstein and Bernstein. Photo by Eric Richmond

The Essential Classics guest this week is Maureen Lipman, known for her many screen and stage roles. If you missed her today you can listen again, and she'll be on at 10:30am every day this week. Here's a clip of her talking about playing the role of the actress-comedienne, Joyce Grenfell:

In its BBC Elstree parking spot, the @BBCCO's monster truck. 10-4 good buddy.