Fanfare for Young Musicians

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== Host ==
== Host ==
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Thomas Allen (1978?-80)
 
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Melvyn Tan (1981-2)
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Thomas Allen (1978-80)
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Melvyn Tan (1981-82)
== Broadcast ==
== Broadcast ==
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Thames for ITV, 8 November 1978 to 30 December 1982
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Thames for ITV, 8 November 1978 to 13 December 1982 (35 episodes in 5 series)
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== Synopsis ==
== Synopsis ==
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To a certain extent, this can seen as ITV's answer to [[Young Musician of the Year|Young Musician of the Year]], though this competition was for under-13s only. Unlike the BBC show, this one actually went out as part of children's programming, and allowed soloists, duos and groups to enter. There was also a broader range of musical styles, with singers competing against instrumentalists.
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To a certain extent, this can seen as ITV's answer to [[Young Musician of the Year]], though this competition was for under-13s only. Unlike the BBC show, this one actually went out as part of children's programming, and allowed soloists, duos and groups to enter. There was also a broader range of musical styles, with singers competing against instrumentalists.
== Trivia ==
== Trivia ==
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It was apparently devised as a successor to the pop show ''Fanfare'', hence the title.
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It was apparently devised as a successor to the music-and-chat show ''Fanfare'', hence the title.
[[Category:Childrens]]
[[Category:Childrens]]

Current revision as of 06:01, 22 June 2024

Contents

Host

Thomas Allen (1978-80)

Melvyn Tan (1981-82)

Broadcast

Thames for ITV, 8 November 1978 to 13 December 1982 (35 episodes in 5 series)

Synopsis

To a certain extent, this can seen as ITV's answer to Young Musician of the Year, though this competition was for under-13s only. Unlike the BBC show, this one actually went out as part of children's programming, and allowed soloists, duos and groups to enter. There was also a broader range of musical styles, with singers competing against instrumentalists.

Trivia

It was apparently devised as a successor to the music-and-chat show Fanfare, hence the title.

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