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New Generation Artists - a BBC scheme to nurture exceptional young talent

The BBC Radio 3 New Generation Artists Scheme helps to support talented musicians to reach the next stages of their careers and brings some of the world’s most promising new talent to listeners across the UK through BBC Radio 3 broadcasts.

New Generation Artists: Catriona Morison, The Amatis Trio and Andrei Ionita

Music: Classical

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28/07/2018

Catriona Morison, The Amatis Trio and Andrei Ionita

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Kate Molleson celebrates the music-making of the BBC New Generation Artists.

Kate Molleson celebrates the music-making of BBC New Generation Artists. Stars of the future are caught by the BBC microphones today in an all-French programme.

Kate Molleson celebrates the music making of the current BBC New Generation Artists. Over the Proms season, there'll be many opportunities to hear a starry line-up of musicians caught by the BBC microphones at the outset of their glittering international careers. In the third of eight Saturday lunchtime programmes some of the current line-up are caught by the BBC microphones today in an all-French programme which ends with a love song made famous by Edith Piaf. 

Fauré: Élégie; Sicilienne 
Andrei Ionita (cello), Lilit Grigoryan (piano) 

Fauré: Nell op.18/1; Les berceaux op.23/1; Après un rêve op.27/1
Catriona Morison (mezzo), Christopher Glynn (piano) 

Ravel: Piano Trio in A minor 
Amatis Piano Trio 

Marguerite Monnot Hymne à l'amour ( "Paris chante toujours") 
Thibaut Garcia (guitar)

For nearly two decades, the Radio 3 New Generation Artist Scheme has nurtured the talents of some of the world's finest instrumentalists, chamber ensembles and singers at the outset of their international careers. Each year, six or seven young musicians are offered a two-year platform on which to develop their solo and chamber music careers. This includes studio recordings, engagements with the BBC Orchestras and a raft of engagements at some of the UK's leading Festivals including the BBC Proms, Bath, Cheltenham and Edinburgh Festivals among many others.

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