Budding musicians give playing a bash
ASPIRING musicians had a go at playing new instruments during a brass band open day.
Gillingham Imperial Silver Band invited visitors to learn more about the band, enjoy special performances and try out some instruments on Saturday.
Youngsters also took the opportunity to make as much noise as they could on the band's drum kits, timpani and cymbals.
Musical director Paul Williams said: "It was brilliant to see so many youngsters come along to our bandroom and try out a whole variety of brass and percussion instruments.
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"It was also great to see so many people from the town come along and support the band."
Visitors were treated to a special performance by musician Nick Crump, who demonstrated several unusual instruments.
Amongst those on show was an old immersion tank transformed into a musical instrument.
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