This youthful ensemble of flute, clarinet and piano revealed impressive skills as they blended together well in a programme of inventive works.
While the repertoire for such a combination is quite limited, they had found original pieces and arrangements which showed off a wide range of colours and contrasts in their instruments.
They approached each piece with imagination and a sound technique and this, along with their collective smoothness, gave interpretations which all appealed for their polish and freshness.
A Brahms Hungarian Dance Suite was a fine choice to open with: warm and lively, and full of lilting rhythms.
Christine Kim's flute and Rowan Meade's clarinet made up a winning duo when they wittingly produced bird-like twittering in the French composer Andre Jolivet's Sonatine.