Pembrokeshire young musicians will take centre stage with the National Youth Ensembles of Wales this summer.
Pembrokeshire remains one of the leading authorities in Wales with its high level of representation in the following groups:
NATIONAL YOUTH
ORCHESTRA OF WALES (4 representatives out of 85)
Matthew Birch, violin, Greenhill, Tenby; Verity Halls, violin, Sir Thomas Picton (STP) Haverfordwest; Sophie Harris and Kirsty Richardson, violin, STP; Jo Cooper, viola, Greenhill;Amy Howell and James Waygood, viola, STP; Roxanne Giggins, cello, Tasker Milward, Haverfordwest; Gabriella Herrick, cello, Greenhill; Charlotte Miles, bass, STP; Lowri Morgan, bass, Ysgol Bro Gwaun; Miranda Rees, oboe, Greenhill; Louise Haines, clarinet, Royal Academy, London; Nia Morgan, harp,Ysgol Bro Gwaun.
NATIONAL WIND BAND OF WALES
(6 out of 50)
Nathan Willis, clarinet, Pembroke; Nia Bell and Mair Bell, clarinet, Ysgol Preseli; Joanne Jenkins, saxaphone, STP; Robin Hackett, trombone, Royal Welsh College Music and Drama (RWCMD), Cardiff; Charlotte Miles, bass, STP.
National Youth Jazz Orchestra of Wales
(7 out of 27)
Rhys Owens, trumpet, Milford Haven; Stuart East, trombone, Milford Haven; Robin Hackett, trombone, RWCMD; Joanne Jenkins, saxaphone, Ysgol Preseli; Ian Underhill, saxaphone, Greenhill; Nia Bell, saxaphone, Ysgol Preseli; Leigh McGarvie, guitar, Salford University.
National Youth Choir of Wales
(4 out of 60)
Kirsty Harries, Tasker-Milward;Hilary Price, Cardiff University;Benjamin Phillips and William Taylor, Ysgol Dewi Sant.
National Youth Brass Band of Wales
(3 out of 50)
Gemma Evans, cornet, Ysgol Bro Gwaun;Matthew Jenkins, euphonium, Ysgol Bro Gwaun; Robin Hackett, trombone, RWCMD.