A THETFORD music group played out the end of its summer term in style with a range of stand out performances.
A THETFORD music group played out the end of its summer term in style with a range of stand out performances.
Thetford Music Project held its summer concert at Queensway Junior School in front of a well-attended audience.
Youngsters played a variety of pieces ranging from instrumental solos to numbers for string ensembles and bands, as well as its flagship Foundation Clarinet Group.
The evening also included a djembe African Drumming demonstration.
The following members were awarded with special achievement awards:
Chair's cup: Outstanding Achievement Award - Melanie Settle
Outstanding musical ability - Sam Trayton
Exceptional commitment - James Howell
Excellent progress - Cherry Tozer
Most promising newcomer - Bronwyn Watkins (voice)
Most helpful student - Olivia Ahmed
Perfect attendance - Oisin O' Maolain, Joana Sousa and Brendan Adams.
The awards were presented by Thetford Mayor Pauline Quadling and Councillor Pam Spencer.
The Thetford Music Project, a charity which encourages youngsters to take part in extra curricular music activities, will resume on Thursday, September 16. For more information visit www.thetfordmusicproject.org.uk.
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