IT has only been running for four years, but already 10 children taught at an acclaimed music tuition scheme in an estate in Stirling have won places at the nation's youth orchestras.
IT has only been running for four years, but already 10 children taught at an acclaimed music tuition scheme in an estate in Stirling have won places at the nation's youth orchestras.
IN TUNE: Children have been making a Big Noise.
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Phil Miller Arts Correspondent
Children from the Big Noise music programme in the Raploch area of Stirling, an estate previously known for deprivation but now more readily associated with music, have auditioned and won places in the National Youth Orchestras of Scotland (NYOS).
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