Supported by Kirker Holidays

Programme:

Simon Rowland-Jones ‘Holkham Gap’ – Trio for viola, double bass and piano

Lloyd Goldstein Fantasy on Celia’s Theme

Robert Schumann Funf Stücke in Volkston, Op.102, arranged for double bass

Antonín Dvořák Going Home from the New World Symphony

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Rebecca Clarke Sonata for Viola and Piano

Camille Saint-Saëns, arr. Franz Liszt Danse Macabre

Franz Schubert Adagio from Octet in F Major, D. 803 arranged for viola, double bass and piano

To conclude the KCMS 2026-27 season, a programme specially curated by Kirker Holidays, bringing together three top-ranking young artists: Scott Storey studied and performed on the violin for many years, including as Leader of the National Youth Orchestra at the 2022 BBC Proms, but recently converted to the viola, with a full scholarship to the Royal College of Music, where he studies with Simon Rowland-Jones; Levi Andreassen arrived in in England at the age of 15 to study with Caroline Emery at the Yehudi Menuhin School in Surrey and is now a fourth-year undergraduate at the Royal College of Music; Thomas Luke won the Keyboard Category of BBC Young Musician in 2020 and was recently awarded the Prix Monti at the 2025 Piano Campus International Competition.

Their programme brings together an exhilarating and moving selection of chamber music. Kirker Holidays creates tailor-made short breaks for curious discerning travellers with an appetite for art, music and culture, as well as a range of expert-led Cultural Tours with a particular focus on chamber music and opera – as well as art, history, gardens, food and wine.