Musician and composer Anne Dudley and percussionist Ruairi Glasheen embark on a musical journey across continents, centuries and styles as they add the next five tracks to the playlist.

Cerys Matthews and Jeffrey Boakye also find out from specialist Simon Heighes about the background to a popular work by Bach, famously used in those old cigar adverts.

This episode was first broadcast in March this year.

Producer Jerome Weatherald

The five tracks in this week's playlist:

Infinity by Imamyar Hasanov

Other music in this episode:

8 Dogs 8 Banjos by Old Crow Medicine Show

Jazz pianist Julian Joseph and bassoonist Amy Harman join Cerys Matthews and Jeffrey Boakye in a journey that takes them from Manchester, via a baggy-pants classic pop hit, to a celebrated track from the most popular jazz album of all time. Drummer Romarna Campbell is also on-hand to provide a drummer's perspective on the percussive elements.

This episode was first broadcast in March this year.

Producer Jerome Weatherald

The five tracks in this week's playlist:

Love Spreads by The Stone Roses

Other music in this episode:

Cocktail de Medianoche by the Kevin Fingier Collective

In the final episode of the current series, Sir Richard Stilgoe joins Cerys Matthews and Jeffrey Boakye as they add the final five tracks, taking us from a live recording in California's Folsom Prison to a massive 1980s pop classic via a celebration of freedom with the dismantling of the Berlin Wall in 1989. Drummer Jeremy Stacey is also on hand to fill us in on the changing fashions of laying down the beat.

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Producer Jerome Weatherald

The five tracks in this week's playlist:

Folsom Prison Blues (Live) by Johnny Cash

Other music in this episode:

Bad Guy by Billie Eilish

Film and TV composer Debbie Wiseman OBE and musician and fiddler Sam Sweeney, formerly of the folk group Bellowhead, join Cerys Matthews and Jeffrey Boakye as they choose the next five tracks, in the penultimate episode of the current series.

This week's journey takes us from a popular Sunday evening TV theme to an Etta James classic via the 1984 Winter Olympics.

Producer Jerome Weatherald

The five tracks in this week's playlist:

Pop Goes Bach (the Ski Sunday theme) by Sam Fonteyn

Other music in this episode:

Mack the Knife by Louis Armstrong

Rick Wakeman - keyboard player and former member of the progressive rock group Yes - and organist Anna Lapwood join Cerys and Jeffrey as they add the next five tracks, taking us from a Welsh/Indian collaboration to Hans Zimmer via a 1995 rap classic.

Producer Jerome Weatherald

The five tracks in this week's playlist:

Moliannwn by Ghazalaw

Other music in this episode:

Mas Que Nada by Sergio Mendes

Pianist and singer Natalie Duncan and cellist Gabriella Swallow take us from the French Alps to a dusty airstrip in the Australian outback with Miles Davis as they add the next five tracks.

Cerys Matthews and Jeffrey Boakye are also joined by Ukrainian-born pianist Dinara Klinton for some Hungarian Rhapsody.

Producer Jerome Weatherald

The five tracks in this week's playlist:

Belleville Rendez-vous/Les Triplettes de Belleville

Other music in this episode:

La Valse by Les Négresses Vertes

Rakhi Singh - violinist, music director and composer - and composer, producer and pianist, Alexis Ffrench, join Cerys Matthews and Jeffrey Boakye as they add the next five tracks. From the King's coronation via the Bolivian Andes and Finland, they end up on Highway 61, and there's a surprise bonus track along the way.

Producer Jerome Weatherald

The (six) tracks in this week's playlist:

Zadok the Priest by George Frideric Handel

Other music in this episode:

In the Summertime by Mungo Jerry

Violinist and composer Anna Phoebe and pianist and composer Neil Brand join Cerys Matthews and Jeffrey Boakye to explore ground-breaking techniques on traditional instruments, from the classical flute to the tuba. The journey takes us from Spain to Beirut, taking in surf rock, 'maximalism' and the beauty of Egyptian scales.

And jazz flautist Chip Wickham discusses and demonstrates his unorthodox playing technique .

Producer Jerome Weatherald

The five tracks in this week's playlist:

Rebel No 23 by Chip Wickham

Other music in this episode:

Summertime by Ira and George Gershwin, played by Charlie Parker

Composer and producer Hannah Peel and pianist Keelan Carew consider the soundtrack for one of the most famous scenes in cinema, and they take us to Venice where Visconti famously used a celebrated atmospheric Mahler composition for one of his films.

Cerys Matthews and Jeffrey Boakye also bring us a track by one of the most successful pop acts of all time as they add five more tracks to the playlist.

Producer Jerome Weatherald

The five tracks in this week's playlist:

Pump Up The Jam by Technotronic

Other music in this episode:

The Four Seasons: Summer by Antonio Vivaldi, played by Nigel Kennedy

Cor anglais and oboe player Kate St. John and pianist and composer Joe Stilgoe join Cerys Matthews and Jeffrey Boakye to add another five tracks to the playlist.

Their short ride in a fast machine takes them from a Parisian classic to Buenos Aires tango via a train tour to Rainbow City.

Producer Jerome Weatherald

The five tracks in this week's playlist:

Non, Je Ne Regrette Rien by Édith Piaf

Other music in this episode:

Ordinary Life by Van Morrison