Gill Sayzeland has a go at one of Colin Block’s extensive collection of trumpets while Colin blows the hose pipe on which he played Jeremiah Clarke’s famous Prince of Denmark’s March (aka the Trumpet Voluntary) in a varied and uplifting programme of music from mediaeval to modern.
Colin comments, ‘Please tell Gill that she has more potential than she realises to play the trumpet. It’s never too late!’
The concert included Linda Stocks on the ‘cello and Jacquelyn Bevan on keyboards, accompanying Colin as well as playing solo and together- particularly memorable in Saint-Saëns’ The Swan.
Music on the Levels 