Kids in fine tune at Riverside Youth Band solo competition
TALENTED young musicians were in fine tune as they dazzled in a spectacular solo competition.
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TALENTED young musicians were in fine tune as they dazzled in a spectacular solo competition.
A TALENTED teenager has combined his love of music and mentoring others to gain a place at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland.
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TWO musicical maestros used lockdown to fine tune their talents - then scooped awards for their polished performances. Cornet player Lucy McAlees and bass trombonist Mark Gammon triumphed in their respective classes in Riverside Youth Band's fourth annual solo competition. The duo excelled in the intermediate and senior classes and impressed judges in the contest, which could not be held in-person due to Covid-19. A total of 27 performers went online to perform alongside recorded piano accompaniments and backing tracks produced especially for the occasion. Lucy, 18, is head girl at ...
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