Trio of global musicians to play "diverse repertoire" in concert at Louth
A trio of young classical musicians from opposite ends of the globe are to perform in Louth later this month.
The Delphine Trio are to give a concert at St James’ Church at 3pm on Saturday, 27 June.
Clarinetist Kenny Keppel, originally from New Zealand, Dutch cellist Jobine Siekman and pianist Roelof Temmingh, from South Africa, combine individual instrumental talent with a strong commitment to offering audiences a diverse repertoire.
Their programme, in the concert organised by Louth and District Concert Society, includes pieces by Beethoven, Kenneth Leighton, Carl Frühling and John Psathas.
The Trio, founded in 2020 at the Royal College of Music, London, were winners of the 2025 Royal Overseas League Competition in the Mixed Ensembles Category in London, and have recorded at Abbey Road Studios. In February 2024, they released their debut album Adrift with Dutch label TRPTK which was praised for ‘shining a light on some beautiful hidden gems of the clarinet trio repertoire’.
Performances at UK music festivals and series include Buxton International Festival, Banstead Arts Festival, the Kensington & Chelsea Music Society Concert Series and the Royal Albert Hall Classical Coffee Morning Series. They were commissioned by the Gustav Mahler Society UK to perform arrangements of Mahler’s Rückert Lieder alongside tenor Zwakele Mshengu-Tshabalala and Maja Horvat, a long-term collaborator of the trio.
For this concert, Kenny Keppel (shown in the inset of the image) is replacing Magdalenna Krstevska, pictured on the right of the photograph.
Tickets (including a complimentary interval wine/soft drink) are £20 for unreserved seating, available either from louthconcertsociety.uk or on the door. Under 18s can attend for free.