A cracking morning of programming in breakfast today. Steered by the lovely Lissie, Amy and myself. Join us from 6:30. What are you enjoying listening to. Let me know.

I couldn’t go another week just doing technique and studies. I had to play something that reminded me why I fell in love with the instrument, with an arrangement of some Samuel Coleridge-Taylor songs courtesy of Amy Harman #bhm

I’m SO excited to tell you that the first episode of the brand new Southbank podcast is out featuring myself and the brilliant Gillian Moore. This is all about exploring classical music through philosophical questions. This week ‘can classical music be funny?’ podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/s...

Classical Live. Today from 1pm on BBC Radio 3. Gorecki, Mendelssohn, Bach and a uk premiere from Hartmann

Trying to do the first back announcement after a week of 4am get ups.

Morning breakfasters. A wonderful playlist on my final stint this week and what a treat it’s been to have your company, your contributions and your lovely comments. Thank you :)

The only angle you’ve yet to see of the studio this week. Who’s up nice and early for this wonderful bit of Bach?

Here’s the evidence of said Tchaikovsky ballet

Another view again today this time out of the window. Good morning listeners. Who’s up nice and early and joining me for breakfast

A different view of the studio this morning and you can just about see Producer Jo in the background. Good morning Radio 3 looking forward to your company today. Let me know what you’re enjoying in the comments :)

Who’s joining me for breakfast. Email [email protected] Text 83111 Tweet @bbcradio3

“I want to work in an organisation that allows my artistic voice to be respected, and considers the emotional labour and skills that we invest” Chair of the MU Members' Assembly Linton Stephens (@lintonstephens.bsky.social) talks about the role of the Assembly in empowering members #MUConference

Final day on Breakfast and after an early night and 7 hours sleep I'm feeling fresh just like the nightingale in our dawn chorus. But do let me know what you're enjoying.

Morning wonderful radio 3 breakfasters. Who's up at the crack of dawn with me today and what are you enjoying on breakfast? Let me know below.

Morning Radio 3 breakfasters. Delighted to have you're company this morning. I'd love to know what you're enjoying today. Email me [email protected] Text 8311 Or send me a tweet @bbcradio3

My inaugural breakfast link yesterday. Join me today for more great music to start your Tuesday on BBC Radio 3

As good as any place to do a bit of technique practise. Join me from 1pm for some cracking classical gems on BBC Radio 3

Symphony 0????

Killing two birds with one stone in today's show, learning some music.

Classical Live from 1 o'clock with an amazing selection of live concert recordings. I can't wait for the Sibelius. But what are you looking forward to...?

Any Gladiators fans out there. Updated my illustration to include the new glads- Hammer and Cyclone!

Me and my bejeweled bassoon (according to this AI generated image) live on BBC Radio 3 until 4pm

@lintonstephens.bsky.social introduces #Brahms' sunny Second Symphony, specially recorded in Munich, conducted by 70th birthday boy #SimonRattle, plus a showcase of Radio 3 New Generation Artists in Aberdeen. 1pm #BBCRadio3 then #BBCSounds

Images of the performance in our centrepiece on todays Classical Live. Sir Simon Rattle conducts the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra in Dvorak's Slavonic Dances at 2pm on BBC radio 3

Listen in for some of the best live recorded concert performances on BBC radio 3 right now!

thanks to @lintonstephens.bsky.social at BBC Radio 3 & Jamie MacDougall on BBC Radio Scotland who both played Where The Tea Is today - Ursula Leveaux on bassoon and kalimba, me on piano and organ pedals open.spotify.com/track/033QZT...

Join me from 9-12 to clear away those January blues with three hours of great music from.

@lintonstephens.bsky.social of #BBCRadio3 celebrates the #composer who inspires him through her determination to triumph over the barriers she faced, African American #FlorencePrice. On at 21.45 tonight and link here to #BBCSounds:

@lintonstephens.bsky.social This was sooooo cool! Really enjoyed hearing this 😎😎😎

Illustrated my favourite moments from the undisputed number one Christmas film

I do love Manchester. A woman is giving a psychic reading over the phone on the tram platform

It's the start of a brand new week of Classical Live. Exclusive concert recordings that you won't hear anywhere else. Join me from 1 on @BBCRadio3