In this episode, four artists studying at the prestigious art college Goldsmiths receive an inspiring masterclass with Antony Gormley, the internationally acclaimed sculptor known for his monumental works like Angel of the North. In this masterclass, he guides young artists in the expressive medium of clay, encouraging them to connect with their materials, explore their creative instincts and shape their own artistic voices.

In this episode, acclaimed cellist Steven Isserlis leads a masterclass at leading classical music venue, London's Sinfonia Smith Square, guiding three aspiring musicians on how to achieve excellence playing the cello.

Drawing from his own career, Isserlis teaches that being a cellist is about more than technique - it's about telling the story of the music. He works with the students on how to bring pieces by Dvořák and Schumann to life, showing them how to convey the emotional and narrative depth embedded in these works.

Isserlis encourages them to listen deeply, not only to the notes but also to the stories the music is telling, and to bring that understanding to their performance.