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25 Sep 2014. City Hall, London, UK. Musician James Rhodes, who has been campaigning for a musical instrument amnesty on the Channel 4 series 'Don't Stop the Music', joined the celebrations at City Hall, when 70 talented young Londoners were awarded four-year music scholarships to help them develop their skills as musicians in the latest round of Mayor's Music Fund awards. Pictured adults L-R: Pete Letanka - Music For Youth; James Rhodes. // Lee Thomas, 17 Derinton Road, London, SW17 8JA. Tel. 07784142973 Email: leepthomas@gmail.com www.leept.co.uk
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25 Sep 2014. City Hall, London, UK. Musician James Rhodes, who has been campaigning for a musical instrument amnesty on the Channel 4 series 'Don't Stop the Music', joined the celebrations at City Hall, when 70 talented young Londoners were awarded four-year music scholarships to help them develop their skills as musicians in the latest round of Mayor's Music Fund awards. Pictured adults L-R: Pete Letanka - Music For Youth; James Rhodes. // Lee Thomas, 17 Derinton Road, London, SW17 8JA. Tel. 07784142973 Email: leepthomas@gmail.com www.leept.co.uk