Clydesdale's young musicians in annual instrumental show

Some of the most talented young musicians from across South Lanarkshire laid on a musical feast at the annual instrumental music service showcase in Hamilton Town House.
Eilidh Cunnigham, Carluke High School; Rebecca Brownlie and Robyn Anderson both from Lanark Grammar. (picture South Lanarkshire Council)Eilidh Cunnigham, Carluke High School; Rebecca Brownlie and Robyn Anderson both from Lanark Grammar. (picture South Lanarkshire Council)
Eilidh Cunnigham, Carluke High School; Rebecca Brownlie and Robyn Anderson both from Lanark Grammar. (picture South Lanarkshire Council)

Performers from every South Lanarkshire secondary school took to the stage in school bands, including Lanark Grammar, and multi-school ensembles featuring Biggar High and Hamilton Grammar.

Pictured are, from left, Eilidh Cunningham from Carluke High, who performed a trombone solo, and Rebecca Brownlie and Robyn Anderson from Lanark Grammar.

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Pupils from Clydesdale also performed with the South Lanarkshire Schools’ Percussion Ensemble and South Lanarkshire Schools’ Big Band.

The high school musicians were drawn from all stages of secondary education with the common thread that they are supported by the council’s instrumental music service which co-ordinates and delivers musical tuition in South Lanarkshire schools.

Executive Director of South Lanarkshire Council Education Resources Tony McDaid said: “The instrumental music service team work hard throughout the year to support and encourage the musical development of our talented pupils.

The annual Showcase gives a well deserved pportunity for those young people to take centre stage.

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‘Over and above their regular studies our young musicians are regularly called on to perform within their schools and indeed to represent their school communities and South Lanarkshire on a larger stage at events and competitions nationally and even internationally.

“They are great ambassadors for our area.”