BUDDING musicians were given a licence to thrill in front of a packed crowd at Woodchester Mansion.
More than 70 students took part in the Bandit 16 Music Project, which had a James Bond theme.
The students, aged eight to 16, met up at Maidenhill School in Stonehouse for a three day workshop and formed 16 bands.
Each band was given a James Bond film to research and write a song about, before the performance at Woodchester Mansion on Thursday.
Musician Kevin Howlett set up the projects ten years ago while working as a performance arts technician at Maidenhill School.
He said: “The students were amazing again, working really well together and creating some great songs.”
For updates on the next Bandit project visit bit.ly/1T10i4F
Photos by Simon Pizzey.
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