Classical Notes: Freemasons reward the top young talent
The launch of a new music event is always a cause for celebration, but the experience of seeing it thrive and flourish brings immense satisfaction to all concerned.
The launch of a new music event is always a cause for celebration, but the experience of seeing it thrive and flourish in a few short seasons brings immense satisfaction to all concerned. This is undoubtedly the case with the Irish Freemasons Young Musician of the Year 2012 competition which will again showcase the talents of our best emerging musicians.
The competition spans all instruments and dangles an annual prize fund of €13,000 before participants. An...
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