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A platform for folk music and poetry!

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Joined October 2020
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Have you submitted your entry? 🎵🎤📲 We are well on the way to our Target 1000 - don’t miss your chance to perform live 🤩 Visit the link below to find out more 📩 #pfite #Music #poetrylovers #Competition home-stage.co.uk/pfite
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We’ve just uploaded a superb concert to YouTube.  Chris Wood.  Watch it by clicking the link below youtu.be/-Vx3NHWV0uA?si=KVSb… #folkmusic #concert #chriswood
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Me and @HomeStage4 here, and we have some news to share with you all. It brings us great sadness to say that our remote-working roles at Home Stage have been made redundant and we are going to be leaving the company.
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We are on the hunt for folk legends based in the North Sea, does anyone know of any?
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And our wonderful poetry winner for The pFITE Awards 2023 👏
Home Stage Poetry (@homestagepoetry) profile pictureHome Stage Poetry@homestagepoetry24 Apr 2023
🏆The public’s votes have been counted and verified and we are delighted to announce your 2023 pFITE Awards winner for poetry: Pete Mullineaux! Congratulations to a worthy winner!!! 🏆 @PeteMullineaux #pfite (1/4)
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A whole pFITE pFOREST is pending…
Home Stage Poetry (@homestagepoetry) profile pictureHome Stage Poetry@homestagepoetry2 May 2023
Did we mention that we’re planting a tree for every entry to the 2023 pFITE Awards (Poetry & Folk In The Environment)? You heard us right! That’s 81 new trees. Thank you to all entrants to the series. Your entries have had a tangible impact on the environment - quite literally!
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We are delighted to announce that @jblackmansongs is our music winner for The pFITE Awards 2023🏆 Jack wins the £500 prize for his winning entry ‘It’s Not Too Late’, and a donation will be made in Jack’s name to an environmental charity of his choice!
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Congratulations to our two wonderful pFITE winners!
Home Stage Poetry (@homestagepoetry) profile pictureHome Stage Poetry@homestagepoetry24 Apr 2023
Congratulations to the 2023 pFITE Awards winners: Pete Mullineaux for poetry and Jack Blackman for music! Thank you endlessly to everyone who entered, watched and voted in pFITE. You are all just amazing and wonderful and all the best adjectives.
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Today is World Earth Day and that means today is the day we find out the poetry and folk winners of The pFITE Awards 2023! 🏆 Don’t miss The pFITE Awards ceremony airing on YouTube tonight at 7pm! (Music featured in video: Folly Road by @MiltonHide)
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The winners of the 2023 pFITE Awards for Poetry & Folk In The Environment are unveiled tomorrow! Keep your eyes peeled for the final showdown over on YouTube. There's only room in this town for two winners!🤠
Florrie on the left in a long yellow dress and cowboy hat, Maddy on the right in long blue dress with cowboy hat, back to back preparing for a cowboy duel.

ALT Florrie on the left in a long yellow dress and cowboy hat, Maddy on the right in long blue dress with cowboy hat, back to back preparing for a cowboy duel.

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⭐️OUR MUSIC FINALISTS⭐️ You have only 4 DAYS left to vote for your favourite Poetry & Folk Music in the Environment entries before The pFITE Awards 2023 winners are announced! Vote here: home-stage.co.uk/pfite-vote
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And last but certainly not least, the final finalist to be showcased in the music category of The pFITE Awards 2023 is ‘Honey’ by An Croenen Brutsaert! Watch the full song on the Home Stage YouTube channel: youtu.be/ZReImnprlkA
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‘Honey’ is a delicately beautiful song that plays on the idea of “you don’t know what you’ve got until it’s gone.” An’s use of a post-apocalyptic scenario highlights the fragility of the natural world and she encourages you to come to terms with the possibility of losing it.
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If you’ve enjoyed this song, vote now on the Home Stage website: home-stage.co.uk/pfite-vote Make sure to check out all other entries too!
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Up next in our rundown of The pFITE Awards 2023 music finalists is ‘Tell Me How Long the Train’s Been Gone’ by Dave Atkinson. If this song has struck a chord, vote now on the Home Stage website: home-stage.co.uk/pfite-vote
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Written in 1972, it was unprecedented for its time, originating in an era when the terms ‘climate change’ and ‘global warming’ didn’t yet exist. Over 50 years after its creation the song’s theme of regret is more potent than ever. This truly is a song that passes the rest of time
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Watch the full song on the Home Stage YouTube channel: youtu.be/3IOtBHSit3I Make sure to check out all other entries too!
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We’re halfway through showcasing our finalists for the music category of The pFITE Awards 2023. Up next, is ‘Circadian Rhythms’ by Willow Changelings. Watch the full song on the Home Stage YouTube channel: youtu.be/Hle6t6YdRfU
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They wrote this song after they observed parallels between bird-life and human-life. They noticed an unbalanced relationship between the two, with birds being forced to adapt to a world designed by human convenience. They question how we treat the natural world surrounding us.
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If you’ve enjoyed this song, vote now on the Home Stage website: home-stage.co.uk/pfite-vote Make sure to check out all other entries too!
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