Winter Showcase: Haydn and South American song

Available for 19 days

Georgia Mann presents the final programme in her Winter series celebrating the musical talents of Radio 3's New Generation Artists. Today there's joyous Haydn from both the Astatine Trio and the Kleio Quartet and the flautist, Elizaveta Ivanova plays a lyrical work by the once-popular German composer Sigfrid Karg-Elert. Also today, Uruguay-born tenor Santiago Sánchez introduces audiences at the Oxford International Song Festival to some art songs from South America, including the first performance in modern times of 'The Wheat Field' by the remarkable Carmen Barradas. And, to round off this Winter series, the twenty-two year-old saxophonist Emma Rawicz assembled an all-star line-up at the BBC's Maida Vale studios to play one of her latest tracks. Schubert: An Silvia D.891 James Atkinson (baritone), Michael Pandya (collaborative pianist) Haydn: Piano Trio in E flat Hob. XV.29 Astatine Trio Sigfrid Karg-Elert: Symphonic Canzona Elizaveta Ivanova (flute), Sanja Bizjak (piano) Carmen Barradas: El trigal Luis Cluzeau Mortet: En la copa de los Montes Eduardo Fabini: Trieste no. 4 Santiago Sánchez (tenor), Sholto Kynoch (piano) Haydn: String Quartet in D Op 50 no.6 'The Frog' Kleio Quartet Dilys Elwyn-Edwards: The Cloths Of Heaven James Atkinson (baritone), Michael Pandya (collaborative pianist) Hugo Alfven: Skogen Sover (The Forest Sleeps) Johanna Wallroth (soprano), Michael Pandya (collaborative pianist) Emma Rawicz: Sluaisreadh - The edge of the sea Emma Rawicz (soprano sax) with Rasmus Sørensen (piano), David Preston (electric guitar), Freddie Jensen (bass) and Marc Michel (drums) The BBC New Generation Artists scheme was founded in 1999 to support some of the world’s 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 many of the most exciting musicians working on the world stage today.