Saturday,16th May 7.30pm

Megan Davies (clarinet) with Catherine Millege (piano)

The concert starts at 7.30pm at St Mary’s Church. Tickets available on the door price £15, YMS members and students £10, accompanied children under 16 free.

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Meg Davies attended the RWCMD,graduating with BMus First-Class Honours and a MMus with distinction in Orchestral Performance. During her studies, Meg won the 2024 RWCMD Concerto Competition with William Mathias’ Clarinet Concerto, and was a finalist in the Ian Stouzker Prize in 2024.

Meg now enjoys a freelance career, having guested as a soloist withRWCMD Symphony Orchestra in February 2025, performing WilliamMathias’ Clarinet Concerto, and with Brecknock Sinfonia in March 2025,performing Mozart’s Clarinet Concerto. She has also delivered recitals forMusic in Country Churches and One Equal Music. As a member of themulti award-winning Bute Wind Quintet, she has performed in festivalsacross the country including Cowbridge Festival and Lichfield Festival.Additionally, she is actively freelancing with orchestras such as WelshNational Opera and English Symphony Orchestra.

Catherine Milledge graduated with a first in Classics and English from Jesus College, Oxford, she joined thepiano accompaniment course at Guildhall School of Music and Drama,where she received a distinction for her Post-graduate Diploma before go-ing on to obtain a MMus degree in solo piano. Now living in Cardiff,Catherine teaches at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama and at Cardiff University, and undertakes freelance work for Welsh National Opera, BBC National Orchestra of Wales and the Wales International Academy of Voice. Catherine has performed regularly at MusicFest in Aberystwyth as well as at the Gregynog, Pres-teigne and Vale of Glamorgan festivals. She has also given frequent recitals at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama as an accompanist, chamber musician and concerto soloist.

Catherine has won the Birmingham Accompanist of the Year award aswell as prizes for accompaniment in the Wigmore Hall International SongCompetition and the Royal Overseas League.