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Chloe Stowers-Veitch, Chesterton

Charlotte McAuliffe, Peterborough, played the first movement of Haydn's Cello Concerto in C.

Elizabeth Bass, Ringstead, played Impromptu Caprice by Pierne in the 2009 Final. She began studying the harp with her mother Rowena when she was 7 years old. She has been a pupil of Eleanor Turner since September 2007.

At 14 years old Elizabeth was the youngest winner of the award. She attends Bishop Stopford School, Kettering and hopes to become a professional harpist.

Currently a member of the National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain, Elizabeth loves orchestral playing and has been a member of the Birmingham Symphony Orchestra's Youth Orchestra since 2008.

Elizabeth performed at the 2010 Oundle International Festival with Eleanor Turner.

The second winner of the Tony Hounsome award was Katy Smith from Peterborough. She performed the last movement of Mendelssohn's Concerto for violin in E minor in the competition.

In February 2009 she wrote " Since becoming Young Musician of the year 2008, many things have happened for me. At the time, I was studying at Yehudi Menuhin School; I have now left to continue my violin studies at the Royal College of Music in London. I have recently been to Sydney, for master classes, concerts and lessons, which were all very inspiring.".

We were delighted that Katy has been invited to perform at Oundle International Festival 2009 and congratulate her on reaching the strings final of the BBC Young Musician of the Year 2010.