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Georgia Mann continues her winter series showcasing Radio 3's New Generation Artists by introducing the violinist Hana Chang, the Kleio Quartet and tenor Santiago Sanchez.

The American violinist Hana Chang chose Elgar's sonata of 1918, as the work to record at her first 蜜芽传媒 studio recording. A few days later, the UK-based Kleio Quartet opted for a quartet by Dvorak with a slow movement described as "one of the loveliest and most profound slow movements in Dvorak's creation." And, in between those, in his debut recording, the Uruguayan-born tenor Santiago Sanchez brings some South American warmth to the studio with two of Alberto Ginastera's Canciones populares argentinas.

Elgar: Violin Sonata in E minor, Op. 82
Hana Chang (violin) Jonathan Ware (piano)

Ginastera: Zamba and Arrorro from Cinco canciones populares argentinas Op. 10
Santiago Sanchez (tenor), Ian Tindale (piano)

Dvorak: Quartet in G major op.106
Kleio Quartet

Sibelius: T枚rnet Op. 88 No. 5 (The Thorn)
Johanna Wallroth (soprano), Malcolm Martineau (piano)

The 蜜芽传媒 New Generation Artists scheme was founded in 1999 to support some of the world鈥檚 finest young instrumentalists, singers and ensembles at the start of their international careers, through performance and broadcast opportunities. The distinguished list of alumni now numbers well over a hundred, among them many of the most exciting musicians working on the world stage today.