CLASSICAL music trio Trilogy will make their debut at Malton’s Wesley Centre in October.

Formed earlier this year, the Royal College of Music and Guildhall School of Music alumni are already making a name for themselves in the classical music world.

Trilogy’s performance is part of a classical music concert series at The Wesley Centre, following fresh in the footsteps of Julian Lloyd Webber and Lesley Garrett.

Flute-player Amy-Jayne Milton, who is from Malton said: “As a young trio we aim to bring an exhilarating, fresh and memorable experience for audiences. The Wesley Centre is fast becoming a go-to venue, so it is an honour to perform in this unique setting.”

The trio, who are all in their early twenties, also includes harpist Bethan Griffiths who was awarded a First Class Honours Degree from the Royal College of Music in 2017, where she was the 2016 recipient of the RCM Harp Prize, and has recently gained her Master of Performance degree. Violist Henrietta Hill has a Masters in Performance from the Guildhall School of Music, where she won various awards.

As individuals they perform with the London Symphony Orchestra, City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, BBC Philharmonic and Philharmonia Orchestra.

Paul Emberley, Wesley Centre development lead, said: “We’re incredibly excited to welcome Trilogy. It’s really a unique opportunity to catch these hugely talented young musicians before they become the future stars of tomorrow.”

Paul said: “It is great to support young innovative musicians at the start of their career and helps to further throw the spotlight on our historic building and its transformation into a vibrant centre for the whole community to enjoy.”

The concert will take place on Friday, October 11, at 7.30pm. To buy tickets, go to trilogyinconcert.eventbrite.co.uk