AN AUDIENCE of more than 300 people applauded the fourth night of music ensembles organised by Bolton Music Service.
Over the course of the week, hundreds of Bolton's talented young people have been performing a huge array of music and styles.
On Wednesday night the audience at the Albert Halls was treated to another mix of old and new music from nine different ensembles.
Liz Forrest, from Bolton Music Service, said the night provided a number of highlights. In particular, the Bolton Training Wind Ensemble, who opened the show, are made up of absolute beginners.
"Four of the players picked up their instruments for the first time only four weeks ago," Mrs Forrest said.
She added that during a second half of high points, Bolton Junior Youth Orchestra did a "stunning" performance of Antonin Dvorak's New World Symphony.
She said: "We are really looking forward to Thursday's finale performance. It will be a great finish to a very successful week of music."
The final night of this year's musical extravaganza starts with the Smithills Satellite World Music Ensemble and Choir, who will be performing a mix of traditional and contemporary songs.
Egerton CP School Choir and Orchestra will play three pieces, including a Mozart composition. Then it is the turn of the Little Lever Brass Ensemble, who will perform the Robbie Williams hit, Let Me Entertain You.
They will be followed by the Bolton Youth Percussion Ensemble, who will play Rossini's famous William Tell Overture. The Turton Training Choir will close the first half.
In the second half, the Rivington and Turton Junior String Ensembles and the Bolton Youth Clarinet Choir will take the stage.
The evening will be closed by New Century Strings, who will play Adagio Allegro by Mendelssohn.
Many of the groups involved in the week are in need of members. If you are interested in joining call the Bolton Music Service, phone 01204 333533 for information.
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