THE winners of the Rotary Wessex District 1110 round of the Rotary Young Musicians competition have been revealed.

Held at the Godolphin School, the competition offered students in full time education up to and including A level or equivalent the chance to show their talent on a public stage.

The Overall and Instrumental Winner was awarded to Jake Barlett from Bournemouth on tuba, while Emily Price from Godolphin was the Vocal Winner.

Jake and Emily will now proceed to the next stage of this national competition, to be held in Bromley in Greater London, and hopefully then to the national final in Romford.

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All contestants were presented with certificates by Rotary district governor, Debbie Dunford, and the winners received their trophies from the Mayor of Salisbury, councillor Sven Hocking.

A Salisbury Rotary Club spokesperson said: “The audience were treated to a fantastic range of performances from vocals to a wide range of instrumentals, including piano, tuba, guitar, clarinet and tenor horn.”

They added: “Salisbury Rotary Club would like to thank Godolphin School and head teacher, Jenny Price, judges Kate Edgar and Liz Aylett, and members of Salisbury Rotary Club and their organising team of Alan Corkill, Nigel Brookes, Jan Paterson and Melodie Brookes.”