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'''The 38th edition of  [[L-Għanja tal-Poplu]]'''  was held on Saturday 15 March at the [[University of Malta]]'s [[Sir Temi Zammit Theatre]] in [[Tal-Qroqq]]. It was also broadcast live on [[One TV]].
'''The 38th edition of  [[L-Għanja tal-Poplu]]'''  was held on Saturday 15 March 2014 at the [[University of Malta]]'s [[Sir Temi Zammit Theatre]] in [[Tal-Qroqq]]. It was also broadcast live on [[One TV]].


A new visual identity was introduced for the contest in 2014 by [[Darren Tanti]], who created a new logo encompassing live music and singing with other elements that have become synonymous with L-Għanja tal-Poplu.
A new visual identity was introduced for the contest by [[Darren Tanti]], who created a new logo encompassing live music and singing with other elements that have become synonymous with L-Għanja tal-Poplu.


Tickets at € 10 and € 8 were available from the Y.T.C. office and online from ticketline.com.mt.
Tickets at €10 and €8 were available from the Y.T.C. office in Valletta and online from ticketline.com.mt.


The hosts of this edition were [[Josephine Ebejer Grech]] and [[Clint Bajada]].
The hosts of this edition were [[Josephine Ebejer Grech]] and [[Clint Bajada]].


The night was open with a short medley of Maltese well known songs and a short Musical, by the [[Il-Kor L-Għanja tal-Poplu]].
The night opened with a short medley of Maltese well known songs.
 


== Songs ==
== Songs ==
The­ original submission date for songs for this edition was extended to Friday 31 January 2014.


Participants placing first, second and third will be receiving trophies and a reward of € 1000, € 600 and € 400 respectively. The person or group awarded the title of best singer-songwriter will be awarded a trophy and € 500.
The­ original song submission date for this edition was extended to Friday 31 January 2014.
 
Awards included trophies and a prize of €1000, €600 and €400 respectively for participants placing first, second and third respectively. Another trophy and €500 were the prize for the best singer-songwriter.


71 song were submitted for consideration in the preliminary round. On Saturday 1 February, a panel of 5 judges selected 16 songs for the final night. The preliminary round jury members were:  
71 songs were submitted for consideration in the preliminary round. On Saturday 1 February, a panel of 5 judges selected 16 songs for the final night. The preliminary round jury members were:  


*[[Joyce Grech]]
*[[Joyce Grech]]
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==The Finalist==
==The Finalists==
Here are the 16 songs featured in the final of the 38th edition of this contest perform original songs in Maltese; both the vocals and the musical accompaniment are live.
 
Following are the 16 original songs in Maltese which have made it to the final, where both vocals and music were performed live.
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==Organizing Committee==
==Organizing Committee==
:Organizer: [[Maurice Mifsud Fr.]]
:Organizer: [[Maurice Mifsud Fr.]]
:Chairperson:[[Carmelo Schembri]]
:Chairperson:[[Carmelo Schembri]]
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* [[David Azzopardi]]
* [[David Azzopardi]]
* Dr.[[Paul Callus]] Notary
* Dr.[[Paul Callus]] Notary


== Special guests ==
== Special guests ==
[[Il-Kor L-Għanja tal-Poplu]] performed with [[Justin Galea]], while the judges deliberated on the winners. [[Corazon]] sang three songs from her CD album [[Hawn Jien]]. There was also short story about Malta great moments in history.
 
During the interval, [[Il-Kor L-Għanja tal-Poplu]] performed with Justin Galea, [[Corazon]] sang three songs from her CD album [[Hawn Jien]]. It also included a mini musical highlighting great moments in the history of Malta with the participation of [[Il-Kor L-Għanja tal-Poplu]]
 


== Winners ==
== Winners ==
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== Other Winners ==
== Other Winners ==
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* For Best Singer-Songwriter: Frank O'Neill for ''Kif Xrobbtuli l-Menti''
* For Best Singer-Songwriter: Frank O'Neill for ''Kif Xrobbtuli l-Menti''
* For Best Social Theme: Rita Pace for ''Il-Quċċata'' sung by 7 Spadi and composed by Jeffrey Scicluna
* For Best Social Theme: Rita Pace for ''Il-Quċċata'' sung by 7 Spadi and composed by Jeffrey Scicluna


== Presentation ==
== Presentation ==
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The winning songwriters were given the opportunity to participate in similar festivals abroad under the auspices of the World Association of Festivals and Artists - WAFA
The winning songwriters were given the opportunity to participate in similar festivals abroad under the auspices of the World Association of Festivals and Artists - WAFA


This edition was supported by the [[Malta Arts Fund]] and was collaborated by [[Studio 7]].
This edition was supported by the [[Malta Arts Fund]] and its production was collaborated by [[Studio 7]].
 
A CD compilation containing the final songs was forwarded to local radio stations by Tony Micallef.


A CD compilation containing the final songs was given to radio stations by Tony Micallef.


==Special Thanks==
==Special Thanks==
* Graphic Design:- Darren Tanti.
* Graphic Design:- Darren Tanti.
* Photos: [[Geoffrey Buhagiar]].
* Photos: [[Geoffrey Buhagiar]].
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* Postcard: [[Media Centre]]
* Postcard: [[Media Centre]]
* Stage Hands: [[Mark Grech]], [[Anton Miceli]], [[Raymond Mugliett]].
* Stage Hands: [[Mark Grech]], [[Anton Miceli]], [[Raymond Mugliett]].


== External links ==
== External links ==

Revision as of 02:10, 1 April 2016

L-Għanja tal-Poplu 2014

The 38th edition of L-Għanja tal-Poplu was held on Saturday 15 March 2014 at the University of Malta's Sir Temi Zammit Theatre in Tal-Qroqq. It was also broadcast live on One TV.

A new visual identity was introduced for the contest by Darren Tanti, who created a new logo encompassing live music and singing with other elements that have become synonymous with L-Għanja tal-Poplu.

Tickets at €10 and €8 were available from the Y.T.C. office in Valletta and online from ticketline.com.mt.

The hosts of this edition were Josephine Ebejer Grech and Clint Bajada.

The night opened with a short medley of Maltese well known songs.


Songs

The­ original song submission date for this edition was extended to Friday 31 January 2014.

Awards included trophies and a prize of €1000, €600 and €400 respectively for participants placing first, second and third respectively. Another trophy and €500 were the prize for the best singer-songwriter.

71 songs were submitted for consideration in the preliminary round. On Saturday 1 February, a panel of 5 judges selected 16 songs for the final night. The preliminary round jury members were:


The Finalists

Following are the 16 original songs in Maltese which have made it to the final, where both vocals and music were performed live.

No Singers Songs Author Composer
01 Marie Claire Attard Bason Mara Emil Calleja Bayliss Andrew Zammit
02 7 Spadi Il-Quċċata Rita Pace Jeffrey Scicluna
03 Estelle Fenech Imbroll Numri Paul Attard Mark Scicluna
04 Rutina Tmien Ħabbiet Jonathan Laferla Charlie Bonnici
05 Frank O'Neill Christabelle Curmi & Il-Lajks Kif Xrobtuli l-Menti Frank O'Neill Frank O'Neill
06 Christian Arding Il-Karba tal-Mument Kevin Tanti Chan Vella
07 Daniel Borg Fejn Huma? George Cassar Daniel Borg
08 Karen DeBattista Jien Ma Naħdimx Rita Pace Mark Scicluna
09 Teddie Zammit Immigrant Regolari Rita Pace Teddie Zammit
10 Denise Spiteri Pupa Mark Laurence Zammit Mark Laurence Zammit
11 Frans Casha Il-Bamboċċu, Il-Bambinu, l-Budaj Frans Casha Frans Casha
12 Miriam Christine & Olivia Lewis Wara l-Kanċell Joe Julian Farrugia Miriam Christine
13 Mario Debono Bħal Għasfura Mario Debono Mario Debono
14 Simone Gauci Djarju ta' Tifkiriet Emil Calleja Bayliss Mark Spiteri Lucas
15 Teddie Zammit Liberat George Cassar Teddie Zammit
16 Domenique Azzopardi Insellmulkom Joe Chircop Philip Vella


Organizing Committee

Organizer: Maurice Mifsud Fr.
Chairperson:Carmelo Schembri
Secretary: Alexia Cutajar Conti
Co-ordinator: Noel D'Amato
PRO: Josephine Ebejer Grech

Judges


Special guests

During the interval, Il-Kor L-Għanja tal-Poplu performed with Justin Galea, Corazon sang three songs from her CD album Hawn Jien. It also included a mini musical highlighting great moments in the history of Malta with the participation of Il-Kor L-Għanja tal-Poplu


Winners

Placing Song Performer Lyricist Composer
01 Jien Ma Naħdimx Karen DeBattista Rita Pace Mark Scicluna
02 Kif Xrobtuli l-Menti Frank O'Neill, Christabelle Curmi & Il-Lajks Frank O'Neill Frank O'Neill
03 Wara l-Kanċell Miriam Christine & Olivia Lewis Joe Julian Farrugia Miriam Christine


Other Winners

  • For Best Young Talent: Denise Spiteri for Pupa written and composed by Mark Laurence Zammit
  • For Best Interpretation: Christian Arding
  • For Best Singer-Songwriter: Frank O'Neill for Kif Xrobbtuli l-Menti
  • For Best Social Theme: Rita Pace for Il-Quċċata sung by 7 Spadi and composed by Jeffrey Scicluna


Presentation

Prof. Olivier Friggieri presented the trophies to all the winners.

The winning songwriters were given the opportunity to participate in similar festivals abroad under the auspices of the World Association of Festivals and Artists - WAFA

This edition was supported by the Malta Arts Fund and its production was collaborated by Studio 7.

A CD compilation containing the final songs was forwarded to local radio stations by Tony Micallef.


Special Thanks


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)