Berwick Music Society’s 2026/27 season launches this Autumn with a performance by internationally renowned Zvarder Trio at Berwick Parish Church on Saturday 3rd October 2026, 2pm-4pm. Tickets are £15 on the door or via the BMS website.
Five further concerts will feature stunning viola, piano, cello, flute and oboe performances from internationally acclaimed musicians including 2022 BBC Young Musician of the Year finalist pianist Ethan Loch, French oboist, priest and academic David Gilbert and Scottish-born ‘Rising Star’ flautist Cliodhna Scott.
‘We’re delighted to unveil the concert programme for our third season to contribute to Berwick’s fast evolving cultural offering,’ says the chair of the Music Society, Dr. Catherine Preston. ‘We’d like to thank everyone who attends our concerts and our many patrons who support us in our endeavours to showcase musical talent who might otherwise by-pass England’s most northerly town.’
The dates and timings of the programme, which all take on Saturday afternoons at Berwick Parish Church, are as follows:
Zvarder Trio, (Violin, Cello and Piano), Saturday, 3rd October 2026, 2-4pm, £15 Scott Slapin, (Solo Viola), Saturday, 28th November 2026, 2-3pm, £10
Alexandra Mackenzie & Ingrid Sawers, (Cello and Piano), Saturday, 23rd January 2027, 2-4pm, £15
Ethan Loch, (Piano), Saturday, 13th February 2027, 2-4pm £15
Cliodhna Scott, (Flute, accompanied by pianist Julie Wilson), Saturday, 13th March 2027, 2-3pm, £10
David Gilbert, (Oboe, accompanied by pianist Harris Playfair), Saturday, 17th April 2027, 2-3pm, £10
A £50 season ticket saves £25 whilst Under 18s have free admission. Music lovers who find the £10 ticket price prohibitive can email info@berwickmusic.org in complete confidence.
The Music Society’s ambition is to showcase work by composers and performers in Northumberland and the Borders and to encourage local community to become more involved in music. The Society also has a patrons scheme for music fans to show their personal support for the town’s ever-evolving musical offerings.