Young singers and instrument players have shown what they are made of in the Norfolk Young Musician Competition.
Promoted by the Michael Badminton Young Musicians Trust, the competition took place on Wednesday at the John Innes Centre in Colney.
First place went to 19-year-old flautist, Leila Hooton, a former pupil of the CNS school who is currently studying at the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire of Music.
Mr Dukes said: 'Leila gave a performance of real conviction which bristled with energy.'
Catherine McCardel, 14, a student at Norwich High School won second prize while third went to 16-year-old Jasmine Smith, a student at Jane Austen College.
The Michael Badminton string prize was awarded to Dylan Latham, 18, the Norfolk and Norwich Chamber Music prize for the most promising wind player was given to Joanna Asher, 16, and the Jane Roberson prize for voice to Charlotte Pollard, 15.
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