E: 11/02 Classic FM Win an iPad

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http://www.classicfmhalloffame.co.uk/ (email link was http://links.e.radioonline.co.uk/ctt?kn=18&m=36160046&r=NzA1NDE1OTQ5NgS2&b=0&j=OTE4MjQ0NTMS1&mt=1&rt=0)

This is my first posting of a competition so please be kind if I've done anything wrong, I search both URLs and found nothing.


Vote in the Classic FM Hall of Fame 2011

Have your say in the definitive poll of classical music tastes. Tell us which composers have inspired you this year and you could win an iPad or three runner-up prizes of shopping vouchers worth £100 each.
Simply type the details of the piece or composer you'd like to vote for in the box below. If your favourite isn't listed, follow the instructions to type it in manually.
Then listen as we reveal the brand new Top 300, in association with NS&I, across the Easter weekend from 22-25 April 2011.
Online voting closes at 23:59 on Friday 11 February 2011.
Need a few suggestions to jog your memory? Why don't you browse our recent Ultimate Hall Of Fame chart?



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Voting Procedure and Hall of Fame Chart 2011 Compilation
1. The closing date for postal entries is midday on Monday 14 February 2011. The closing date for online votes is 23:59 on Friday 11 February 2011. Votes received after this time will not be included.
2. Online votes will be independently verified by an external party.
3. Postal vote submissions must be addressed to Classic FM Hall Of Fame 2011, Classic FM, 30 Leicester Square, London, WC2H 7LA. Postal votes which are addressed incorrectly may not be submitted into the final vote count.
4. Postal votes and online manual votes should by clearly numbered to indicate order of preference and must include as much detail of the piece of music as possible. For example, where a composer has written more than one piece in any genre, e.g. multiple symphonies, the specific details of the piece are required to accurately identify it. We may be unable to count a vote if the vote is incomplete or the piece of music cannot be accurately identified.
5. Postal votes will be kept for a period of 6 months after the issue of the chart for auditing purposes.
6. Votes are weighted in terms of preference. A first choice vote is attributed 3 points, a second choice vote 2 points and a third choice vote 1 point. Votes should be entered in order of preference and the final chart is dependent on the total number of points assigned to each piece. If two or more pieces tie with the same number of points, the number of first, second and third choice votes will be taken to decide the final chart positions.
Classic FM Hall of Fame 2011 Voting Prize Draw Rules
The following rules ("Rules") together with Global Radio ("Global Radio") general and competition terms and conditions (the "Terms and Conditions") (which can be found at http://www.classicfm.co.uk/about-classic-fm/terms-of-use/competition-terms-conditions/ ) apply to the 'Hall of Fame with NS&I' radio competition ("the Competition") which will run from 00:01 Monday 10 January to 23:59 Friday 11 February 2011 ("the Duration"). The "Radio Station" is Classic FM.
Anyone who enters the Competition (an "Entrant") will be deemed to have understood these Rules along with the Terms and Conditions and will be bound by them. The Terms and Conditions are available on request from the Radio Station.
1. Details of the Competition
1.1 To enter the Competition an Entrant must go online to https://www.classicfm.com, register their details and vote for their favourite piece of classical music. Online entry will open at 00.01 on Monday 10 January and close at 23.59 on Friday 11 January 2011.
1.2 After the competition has closed 4 winners will be picked at random from those who have registered their details and voted.
1.3 Winners will be informed by telephone, post or e-mail.
2. Eligibility
2.1 The Competition is open to residents of the UK and Northern Ireland aged 18 or over only.
3. Prizes
3.1 The first winner, to be drawn randomly will win:
iPad (WiFi, 16GB). Features include:
9.7-inch Multi-Touch enabled tablet
Wi-Fi (802.11 a/b/g/n) and Bluetooth 2.1 connectivity
Three further winners, to be drawn randomly will win:
Love2Shop Gift Vouchers worth £100
For a full list of stores that accept the Love2Shop Gift vouchers, and for more details, see their website.

Barnabysue

Thanks, would you be okay to add the end date at the start of the header please (E: 14/02) Click Edit then Go Advanced

mnkyhngr

Thanks for posting
As "The closing date for online votes is 23:59 on Friday 11 February 2011" perhaps you should change the end date to 11/02 (I don't know how postal entries should be dated, but this is on the main board)

devo75

Hello! First post (and thanks for all the competitions), but in case anyone has missed it, the Classic FM website is giving away one iPad or three £100 high street vouchers) to people who vote in their Hall Of Fame survey.

All they're asking is for 3 classical compositions, but the search box makes it easy to find them.

Fingers crossed!

ImmortalBeloved

Thanks for posting but this is already here -

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/2972242

Searched: classicfm

Merge request sent to Dalkirst

Louise_McGregor

Copied from the blog page at http://www.allinlondon.co.uk:

Have your say in the definitive poll of classical music tastes. Tell us which composers have inspired you this year and you could win an Apple iPad or three runner-up prizes of shopping vouchers worth £100 each.

Will Vaughan Williams’ Lark Ascending top the poll for a fifth year? Or might it even be Mozart who had no less than a staggering 20 works in last year’s poll? Or will it be Rachmaninov’s Piano Concerto No. 2 which topped the Ultimate Hall of Fame in January?

So if your choice is a Beethoven, Brahms or Busoni then let us know. Let the battle commence!

All you need to do is visit www.classicfmhalloffame.co.uk to vote for your top three pieces of classical music.

Simply type the details of the piece of music or composer you'd like to vote for in the box and select from the list of thousands of pieces. If your favourite isn't listed just follow the instructions to type it in manually.

Listen as we reveal this year’s brand new Top 300, in association with NS&I, across the Easter weekend from 22-25 April 2011.

Online voting closes at 23:59 on Friday 11 February 2011.

twotimes

Thanks for posting but this is posted here. I'll request a merge. If you haven't already you might want to have a read of the comping guide, it is great and very helpul with searching and posting comps.

Louise_McGregor

Ahh thanks - and sorry!! I'll read the guide now - I used to use this site all the time but haven't been on in a while so am re-learning!