Piano Competition for Young Musicians, June 10th @ Kingsdale (open to all)

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March 31, 2018 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted March 31, 2018

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Posted March 31, 2018

http://www.dulwichmusicfestival.co.uk/7th-annual-piano-competition-dulwich/

An innovative amateur music festival for young pianists in South London has moved to a new performance space in West Dulwich, the award-winning POD at Kingsdale Foundation School. The piano competition in June offers school-age children a performance platform with a child-friendly audience and encouraging adjudicator feedback. There is also a Recital class for adult pianists. Beginner pianists are invited to participate in a Duet with Teacher class, or a solo non-competitive performance.

Entries can be made online. Sunday 10th June 9am - 7pm. Audience tickets available on the door or online. Open to all pianists in the South London area and beyond!

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