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The Education Director at Platform One College of Music says “We are absolutely delighted with results again this year. We are proud of the achievements of each and every student"
Music
The Isle of Wight has a wealth of musical talent which we believe deserves to be celebrated.
Find out about up-and-coming bands and musicians, whether they be popular or classical, as well as those already established.
Read about upcoming gigs and concerts and make sure you don’t miss out.
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The scheme will be available from September 2021 and run until the end of September 2022
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Read Jonathan Dodd's review of the first Isle of Wight Symphony Orchestra concert for some time, and find out why it moved him so much
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Over 8.500 tickets were sold over Ventnor Fringe Festival with over 200 performances. Vote for your favourite and they could win an award and a cash prize
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Ventnor Fringe Festival offers a great big dose of arts and culture, in this beautiful seaside town. There's still time to see live music, theatre, comedy and more
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This great opportunity to document behind-the-scenes activity at Isle of Wight Festival also comes with a £250 prize
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Ventnor Fringe Festival offers a great big dose of arts and culture, spread over ten days in this beautiful seaside town. Come and join in this week
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Rouse Limited and Ventnor Fringe Festival have launched two prestigious awards in collaboration with News OnTheWight. One that audiences can vote for, the other selected by the staff and volunteer team. Find out how you can to get involved
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Book now to hear the rich, smooth vocal tones of jazz singer, Annette Gregory, as she heads to Ventnor Fringe
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Music, art, clothes and records, what more could you want from your first big night back? And entry is only £4
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They're so hot right now! Grab your tickets for Wet Leg playing Strings in Newport this Thursday
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Gutting news for the organisers for a second year in a row, but the rise in those possibly having to self-isolate, including performers and the critical services team, means the event won't go ahead this year
