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The First Edition of the Festival was organized by the [[Youth Travel Circle]] (YTC)in 1973, under the leader of Fr [[Maurice Mifsud]]. The intention was to create a festival between friends and YTC members who were singer-songwriters. The name of the first edition was [[Festival ta' kant folk akkumpanjat mill-kitarri]] and was held 5 May 1973 at [[St Albert College]] in [[Valletta]].
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==The Festival==
==Songs==
The Festival has been organized by the [[Youth Travel Circle]] (YTC)in 1973. under the leader of [[Maurice Mifsud Fr.]]. It was a festivals between friends and members who were singer-songwriters of the YTC, as one of their activies. This first edition of this festival was named [[Festival ta' kant folk akkumpanjat mill-kitarri]].
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The festival was held on 5 May, 1973 at [[St Albert College]], [[Valletta]].
 
==Songs in the contest==
 
==Organizing Committee==
 
==Poster Design==
 
==Final Phase==
Here are the 15 Songs featured in the final:-
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==Judges==
==Winner==
 
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==Special Guest==
  <tr>
 
    <td>'''Song'''</td>
==Winners==
    <td>'''Performer'''</td>
 
    <td>'''Lyricist'''</td>
==Other Winners==
    <td>'''Composer'''</td>   
 
  </tr>
==Presentation==
  <tr>
 
  <tr>
==Comperes==
<td>Il-Warda</td>
 
    <td>Charles Azzopardi</td>
==Special Thanks==
    <td>Charles Casha</td>
    <td>Charles Casha</td>
  </tr>
  <tr> 
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==See also==
==See also==
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* [[Y.T.C.]]
* [[Y.T.C.]]


==External Links==
==External links==
* [http://www.ghanjafest.com L-Għanja tal-Poplu] - Official website
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[[Category: 1973 in Malta]]  
[[Category: 1973 in Malta]]  
[[Category:Music Events in Malta]]
[[Category:Music Events in Malta]]

Revision as of 08:21, 20 April 2016

The First Edition of the Festival was organized by the Youth Travel Circle (YTC)in 1973, under the leader of Fr Maurice Mifsud. The intention was to create a festival between friends and YTC members who were singer-songwriters. The name of the first edition was Festival ta' kant folk akkumpanjat mill-kitarri and was held 5 May 1973 at St Albert College in Valletta.

Songs

No Singers Songs Lyricist Composer
01 Leħen Il-Fjura Philip Camilleri Charles Spiteri
02 Let's Sing Together Agatha Spiteri Mario Caruana
03 Il-Warda Charles Casha Charles Casha
04 L-Għanja tal-Paċi Charles Spiteri Philip Camilleri
05 A Heart Full Of Joy Pauline Bezzina Pauline Bezzina
06 L-Antenati Phyllis Mifsud Manwel Mifsud
07 Id-Dgħajsa tal-Qlugħ Charles Ellul Alfred Cauchi
08 Pa Nixtieq Louis J. Vella Louis J. Vella
09 When Time Passed Mario Caruana Agatha Spiteri
10 Sunset Denis Calleja Alfred Galea
11 Għalik Manwel Mifsud Phyllis Mifsud
12 Alone Afar Alfred Galea Denis Calleja
13 Ingawdu Dment Li Nistgħu Carmel D'Amato Carmel D'Amato
14 My Mini Flirt M. Zammit Eleno Mamo
15 The Right Way Mary Casha Mary Casha

Winner

Song Performer Lyricist Composer
Il-Warda Charles Azzopardi Charles Casha Charles Casha

See also

External links

L-Għanja tal-Poplu Festival Editions
* 1970s: 01 (1973) - 02 (1974) - 03 (1975) - 04 (1976) - 05 (1977) - 06 (1978) - 07 (1979)
* 1980s: 08 (1980) - 09 (1981) - 10 (1982) - 11 (1983) - 12 (1984) - 13 (1985) - 14 (1986) - 15 (1987) 
* 1990s: 16 (1990) - 17 (1992) - 18 (1993) - 19 (1994) - 20 (1995) - 21 (1996) - 22 (1997) - 23 (1998) - 24 (1999)
* 2000s: 25 (2000) - 26 (2001) - 27 (2002) - 28 (2003) - 29 (2004) - 30 (2005) - 31 (2006) - 32 (2007) - 33 (2008) - 34 (2009)
* 2010s: 35 (2010) - 36 (2012) - 37 (2013) - 38 (2014) - 39 (2015) - 40 (2016) - 41 (2017) - 42 (2018) - 43 (2019)
* 2020s: 44 (2020) - 45 (2021) - 46 (2022) - 47 (2023)