Music on the Move – Free live concerts across rural Wiltshire Wiltshire Rural Music are taking live concerts on the road across the county, with Wiltshire Mobile Libraries. The Trowbridge based music charity are following up on two highly successful days of "Music on the Move" earlier this year, with three more days of live music in October and November - bringing performers and music making opportunities to schools and isolated communities within rural Wiltshire. The three events will be completely free and the live music will take place along the routes of Wiltshire Council’s mobile library service, as it stops at various villages around the county. So why not pick up the latest thriller and enjoy some beautiful music! Gavin Osborn, Creative Director of Wiltshire Rural Music: "Music on the Move is such a fabulous way to bring the community together. We had people aged from 3 - 103 singing, dancing, playing instruments and enjoying live music in some of Wiltshire's more isolated communities. There were cello-violin duets in cul-de- sacs and at bus stops, flute and clarinet performances on village greens, and the lucky residents of Shrewton even got to hear and play the Mbira!” “A personal highlight was the visit to Colerne Primary, whose students played to us, folk danced, and heard a huge variety of traditional English instruments, all in the space of a short lunch break!” “Everyone loved Music on the Move and the opportunity it created, so it is a delight to be able to take it on the road again and to explore more rural areas within our beautiful county." On Tuesday 8th October professional musicians will perform in Kington St Michael, Sherston, Luckington, Stanton St Quintin and Derry Hill. On Friday 18th October Music on the Move will be in the south of the county, stopping at Winterbourne Earls, Boscombe/Allington, Newton Tony, Porton and East Gomeldon. And finally on Monday 25th November, the mobile library and live music will be visiting Spirthill, Hilmarton, Compton Bassett, Yatesbury, Cherhill, Stockley and Heddington. For full details and timings please visit: www.wiltshireruralmusic.co.uk Or follow the Facebook page @wiltsruralmusic for more information, videos and photos. To watch a video from May’s Music on the Move, visit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5bx4I9HTHHg TUESDAY 8TH OCTOBER North Mobile – Route Q Kington St Michael (school, The Ridings) 9.15am – 10am Kington St Michael (post office) 10.10am – 10.30am Sherston (nursery, Noah’s Ark) 11.05am – 11.35am Luckington (playing fields) 11.45am – 12.15pm Stanton St Quintin (school) 1.35pm – 2.05pm Derry Hill (Lansdowne Hall) 2.30pm – 3.45pm FRIDAY 18TH OCTOBER South Mobile – Route E Winterbourne Earls (school, Glebe Hall) 9.30am – 10.30am Boscombe/Allington (telephone box) 10.45am – 11am Newton Tony (school) 11.10am – 12pm Porton (Malven way) 1.20pm – 1.45pm Winterbourne Earls (Earls Manor Court) 2pm – 2.30pm East Gomeldon (bus turning area) 2.45pm – 3.50pm MONDAY 25TH NOVEMBER North Mobile – Route K Spirthill (Naish House Farm) 9.30am – 10am Hilmarton (school) 10.15am – 1045am Compton Bassett (briar leaze) 11am – 11.20am Yatesbury (the lymers) 11.45am – 12.05pm Cherhill (church) 12.15pm – 12.35pm Cherhill (Oliver’s hill) 12.40pm – 1pm Stockley (telephone box) 2.15pm – 2.45pm Heddington (amenities car park) 2.55pm – 3.45pm .