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Instrumental

10 and 17 May (Saturdays)

 

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Section leaders: Catherine Ramsden and Luke Ramsden

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Email: lukeramsden87@gmail.com​

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Entry deadline: 22 March 2025

 

Venue:

St Benedict’s School, 54 Eaton Rise, London W5 2ES 

Entrance to Festival is on Marchwood Crescent.

Ample parking available on school premises.

Nearest station is Ealing Broadway (rail and Underground).

School is served by E2, E9 and 226 buses.​

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Adjudicator 2025: Gill Johnston AGSM 

  

Accompanist: There is no official accompanist.

Entrants who require one should make their own arrangements

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Click the button below to download the Ealing Festival syllabus

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How to Enter

Entry forms should ideally be typed on the entry forms. Hand-written forms are accepted only if they are written very clearly. Section leaders have recently had enormous difficulty trying to decipher badly written forms, which wastes a lot of time and can lead to errors. 

 

If you wish to email a handwritten form, please use a scanner rather than taking a photograph of it.

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Email or post your completed form to the section leaders with a cheque – or pay online by bank transfer, stating surname of entrant and section entered (Inst) in the reference.

Bank transfers can be made to Ealing Festival, Lloyds Bank, Account no 03767002, Sort code 30 9282, using competitor’s surname and section name as reference: e.g. Smith Inst

Cheques/postal orders should be made payable to EALING FESTIVAL and sent with the entry form to the section leader.

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PLEASE CONTACT SECTION LEADER AT EMAIL ADDRESS IN SYLLABUS IF YOUR ENTRY IS NOT ACKNOWLEDGED WITHIN A WEEK.

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INSTRUMENTAL ENTRY FORM

INSTRUMENTAL ENTRY FORM

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Concerto award:

Ealing Festival, working with Ealing Symphony Orchestra, presents an annual Concerto Award for which concerto class winners from the Pianoforte and Instrumental sections compete. The winner performs a concerto with Ealing Symphony Orchestra in its next season.

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Instrumental Section notes

1 The term ‘beginners’ refers to players with not more than 18 months’ tuition prior to the date of the Festival.
2 Classes may be amalgamated or split at the organisers’ discretion.
3 The Festival can provide six music stands for use by competitors.

4 Please note that the time limits must be observed, in the interests of fairness and also to keep the classes running on time.

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