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17-Apr-2020
by Christine Johnstone
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 Organisers of the Sevenoaks Three Arts Festival have announced that in line with other similar organisations, the 2020 Sevenoaks Three Arts Festival due to take place at Walthamstow Hall School in Sevenoaks, Kent, England in June has been cancelled.The accordion section which includes competition classes for accordions and concertinas was due to be held on Sunday 7th June with adjudicator Raymond Bodell. Although the main Festival is cancelled, organisers are running some competitive elements this year in a more limited form on a digital basis. Classes will continue to be available in a variety of instruments including the accordion as follows. Own Composition classes: These are available in all sections. Entrants are encouraged to consider this creative option, even if they had not previously. Compositions should be e-mailed to the Secretary by 31st May, and will be assessed and marked by an adjudicator by 15th June. In addition, the entrant may wish to submit a video recording of the item being recited, sung or played by themselves or a nominated substitute. Video recordings: Performances can be captured on any digital medium such as a smartphone and uploaded onto a secure site. The section adjudicator will view, assess and mark the performances by 15th June. The closing date for the entries described above is extended to 9th May, 2020. Own compositions and video recordings should be submitted by 31st May, 2020. Competitors who have already entered the Festival may choose to send a video recording, or receive a full refund by contacting the Secretary. For further information phone: 01732 458 586 Picture below: 2019 prizewinners |
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