A complete orchestral score almost thrown away had a public performance on Saturday thanks to a sharp-eyed musician from Maghull Wind Orchestra.

Ormskirk's Liz McBride, who plays bass clarinet in the orchestra, spotted the sheet music in the bargain section of a music shop in York, at a giveaway price of £2.99 for the score which included the music for all the different sections of a wind orchestra; it would normally expect to pay up to £70 for such a detailed score.

She said: “I just spotted this music in the shop. I had no idea if it would be any good, but I thought somebody should be able to use it, even if it was only as an exercise in sight reading.

"I was delighted when our musical director, Phil Shotton, decided to include it in our set list for concerts. It’s a nice piece and there’s enough in it for everyone to enjoy it, which is good.”

The composition - Seven Hills Overture by John Fannin, an American composer and music teacher - is a lively, rousing piece and chosen by Phil to open MWO’s concert at Edge Hill’s Rose Theatre on Saturday night.

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