The Torside Trio

Gigs · Calstock

The Torside Trio

Saturday 30 January 2027 · Doors 19:00

Arts, Calstock

About this event

The Torside Trio is on Saturday 30 January 2027 at Arts, Calstock, with doors at 19:00. Tickets start at £14, including the booking fee.

The Torside Trio brings together three musicians with a shared passion for chamber music. Featuring Jade Gall (flute), Sarah Dean (clarinet) and Carol Galton (piano), the ensemble spans both sides of Dartmoor, with two members based in Exeter and one near Tavistock – the inspiration behind their name. Drawing on a wealth of musical experience, the trio explores a varied repertoire, combining lyrical melodies, expressive interplay and contrasting musical colours to create performances that are engaging, intimate and full of character. Join the Torside Trio for a cosy January evening of music, featuring a delightful programme for flute, clarinet and piano. From the romantic elegance of Camille Saint-Saëns and the impressionistic colours of Debussy to the vibrant works of Eric Ewazen and Howard Blake, enjoy an evening of beautiful melodies, contrasting styles and intimate chamber music.

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