FOR three years the children of the Raploch estate of Stirling have been learning to play musical instruments in a scheme based on a revolutionary South American project.
FOR three years the children of the Raploch estate of Stirling have been learning to play musical instruments in a scheme based on a revolutionary South American project.
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Phil Miller Arts Correspondent
Now 40 children from the estate are to perform with a major orchestra and Scotland’s top classical violinist, Nicola Benedetti.
The children from the Big Noise project are to play with the BBC’s Scottish Symphony Orchestra on March 3 at the Clyde Auditorium in Glasgow.
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