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Settle Methodist Circuit Tenth Annual Hymn Festival 6-8 November 2009

Hymn writing competition

Topic Harvest / Thnaksgiving
Closing Date - 24 October 2009.
Open class:  1st Prize £150;   2nd Prize £100.
Settle Circuit Class: 1st Prize £150;   2nd Prize £100.

The competition this year is to compose a hymn for a Harvest Festival/Thanksgiving

There are as usual two classes:

a) Open Class b) Circuit Class (For members of the Methodist circuit, please state which chapel )

Rules:

  1. The hymn to be entirely your own competition and not previously published
  2. There are no restrictions on length or metre
  3. Copyright remains with you
  4. All entries will be submitted to the judge. The decision of the judge is final. No correspendence will be entred into
  5. Please indicate the tune to which your hymn is to be sung
  6. There will be a prize of £150 for the winning hymn in each class, and second prize of £100
  7. The winning hymns will be sung at the Settle Hymn Festival

Entry Form:

Please return with your compostion to:

Settle Methodist Circuit Hymn Competition, "Bank Court", Castle Hill, Settle, N Yorkshire, BD24 9EU by 24th Oct 2009

Open Class   ....................
Circuit Class   ................. If you tick here, please add which chapel you attend in the Circuit

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Email (optional) ..................................................

Please enclose SAE if you would like your hymn to be returned.

 

 

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