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D1260's Young Musician Entrants

Written by Brian Billinghurst

Following a selection event at the Aylesbury MusicCentre on Monday 23rd March 2009 District's entries into the RIBI Multi-District Young Musician Competition at Chelmsford Cathedral on Saturday 30th May 2009 will be :

Annie-May Page age 9 sponsored by St Albans Rotary Club and Victoria Anne Frank age 16 sponsored by Ware Rotary Club. Annie-May is a violinist and she will play the 1st movement of Bach's Concerto in A minor and Delphin Alard's Brindisi She will be accompanied by her mother Rachel Page.

Victoria is a clarinetist and she will play Brahm's Sonata Opus 120 for piano and clarinet and Lyons's 'The Quick Brown Fox'. Victoria will be accompanied by Barbara Manning.

Both are limited to a performance no longer than 8 minutes

At the selection event, Mr Hugh Molloy, director of the Aylesbury Music Centre said that Annie-May was an exceptional talent for her age and both she and Victoria would be worthy representatives of the District.

Last Updated ( Tuesday, 24 March 2009 )

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