The BBC Concert Orchestra are joined by soprano Erin Morley and conductor Anna-Maria Helsing as they mark 200 years since the birth of Johann Strauss II with favourites like the Blue Danube and the Laughing Song. Plus, gems from Lehár, Kalman and Korngold.

Linton Stephens presents a Prom from the Royal Albert Hall in which Nicholas Collon conducts the orchestra in a performance of Shostakovich's Symphony No 5 from memory. Actors join the musicians to bring to life a symphony born in the shadow of Stalin's regime - music on the edge of life and death by a composer treading a dangerous line between political obedience and artistic defiance.