For 14 years Radio 3's
BBC New Generation Artists scheme has had a way of...well, getting it right. From Simon Trpceski to Benjamin Grosvenor, they've listened, noted and grabbed for promotion some of the best talents out there. The youngsters certainly have to earn their status with concerts and broadcasts. There's spotlight aplenty over the two years they're in it: it is a challenge and they must meet it. But many of those that do have gone on to be bright stars indeed.
The scheme includes a "cross-section" of musicians from both classical and jazz disciplines and from a variety of countries, and they have already gathered, between them, garlands of awards and distinctions.

This year's intake has just been announced. Here they are:
Tenor
Robin Tritschler (Ireland)
Classical guitarist
Sean Shibe (Scotland) (UK)
Jazz saxophonist
Trish Clowes (UK) (above)
Cellist
Leonard Elschenbroich (Germany) (left)
Clarinettist
Mark Simpson (UK)
Apollon Musagete Quartet (Poland)
Violinist
Elena Urioste (USA)
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