The Final
Over 450 entered and now only three remain as BBC Young Musician 2014 reaches its thrilling conclusion. The final returns to the Usher Hall in Edinburgh, where the three finalists perform a concerto of their choice with the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra under award-winning conductor Kirill Karabits.
When the final was last held at Usher Hall back in 2004 the title went to violinist Nicola Benedetti and she returns in an ambassadorial role. Nicola joins Clemency Burton-Hill, trumpet player Alison Balsom (herself a BBC Young Musician finalist in 1998) and classical guitarist Milos for coverage of the final. As well as the complete concerto performances from the three finalists and behind-the-scenes insights, the final also welcomes back BBC Young Musician 2012, Laura van der Heijden to perform Tchaikovsky's Rococo Variations.
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