1st Prizewinner and Audience Prizewinner at the 9th Trondheim International Chamber Music Competition in 2017 and hailed as “brilliantly fresh, unexpected and exhilarating” by The Scottish Herald, the Maxwell Quartet is now firmly regarded as one of Britain's finest young string quartets, with a strong connection to their folk music heritage and a commitment to bringing together wide-ranging projects and programmes to expand the string quartet repertoire. They perform a quartet by Mozart, Scottish work songs & the Schumann Piano Quintet.

Trio Respira

(Lucy Farrimond - soprano, Bogdan Jeler - flute, Rose McLachlan, piano).

Soir Païen                                                                                         Philipe Gaubert Op 9. No 1.

The Shepherd on the Rock                                                         Franz Schubert D965

Two Remembrances                                                                    Andre Previn

The Flower Duet from “Lakme”                                                 Leo Delibes  

La Vie en Rose                                                                                Edith Piaf (lyrics), Guglielmi (Music) 

Chetham’s Brass Ensemble

God is Gone Up, from Three Anthems op.27 - no.2 (1951)

                                                                                    Gerald Finzi (arr. Matthew Knight)

Russian Theme (from 6 Duets, Op. 11)                                      Sergei Rachmaninov (arr. Simon Cox)

The Devil's Waltz                                                                            Steven Verhelst

Mélodies for Brass Septet                                                            Gabriel Fauré (arr. Matthew Knight)

Prelude No.1 (1926)                                                                         George Gershwin (arr. Matthew Knight)

Aestus Quartet

Chacony in G minor                        Purcell -   (Arr. Benjamin Britten)

String Quartet in  E-flat major     Fanny Hensel Mendelssohn

Valencia                                            Caroline Shaw

Kaleidoscope Chamber Collective is a flexible ensemble of wonderful, joyful, kind, passionate musicians who can’t wait to share chamber music with you. They perform pieces by Coleridge-Taylor, Brahms & Dvorak.

Embodying the quintessential elements of a chamber music ensemble, the Danish String Quartet has established a reputation for their integrated sound, impeccable intonation and judicious balance.