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To promote, encourage, maintain, develop and improve public education in,
and appreciation of, the art and science of music in all its aspects within
the county of Norfolk.
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The trust also aims to help the development of highly-talented Norfolk-based
young musicians to pursue careers as professionals by offering annual grants
and occasional public-performing opportunities.
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Successful applicants will already be highly skilled in one or more of the
six disciplines (brass, keyboard, percussion, strings, voice and woodwind)
and will be either undergoing a period of study at a music college or
specialist school, or who have made plans to do so.
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is delighted to announce the winners of this year's grants to the 18-year
old Saxophonist SAMUEL BRAYSHER from Scarning, Dereham - presently in
his first year of a Bachelor of Music course at the Guildhall School of
Music and Drama; the 20-year old Saxophonist and Clarinettist RACHEL
RIDOUT from Rollesby, Great Yarmouth - now studying at the Royal College
of Music; the 19-year old Pianist DANIEL EVANS from Norwich - who now
hopes to pursue his studies with distinguished musicians whilst working as a
recitalist; and the 20-year old organist HANNAH PARRY from Costessey,
Norwich - an undergraduate at the Royal College of Music.
The Norfolk
Youth Music Trust-University of East Anglia scholarship was won by the
21-year old classical guitarist NICK JUKES - now reading for a
Bachelor of Arts degree.
A Young Musicians' Christmas Concert will be held on Sunday 7
December at 2.30 p.m. at the United Reformed Church, Princes Street, Norwich.
Admission by programme, £6.00 (Under 18s, £3.00) including Mince Pies and
Mulled Wine.
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