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==Round 1== | ==Round 1== | ||
The first round, held at Festival of the rose on August 31, 2019, asked competitors to perform a piece in the theme of the day, which was "For Honor, Love and Beauty." The winners were Baroness [[Róisin ni Brian]] and Lord | The first round, held at Festival of the rose on August 31, 2019, asked competitors to perform a piece in the theme of the day, which was "For Honor, Love and Beauty." The winners were Baroness [[Rois ni Brian|Róisin ni Brian]] and Lord Skallagrim Ulfhedinn with a tied score. | ||
==Round 2== | ==Round 2== | ||
Revision as of 21:53, 24 September 2023
For details on the rules for the competition, see Bard of Caid Rules 2018, since the rules did not change substantially from the prior years.
Competitors
The competitors to become the 16th Bard of Caid were (in alphabetical order):
- Baron Beorn of the Northern Sea
- Lord Giachino Morone
- Baroness Róisin ni Brian
- Lord Skallagrim Ulfhedinn
- Baroness Tyne MacPhersone
Five competitors participated in the first round.
Round 1
The first round, held at Festival of the rose on August 31, 2019, asked competitors to perform a piece in the theme of the day, which was "For Honor, Love and Beauty." The winners were Baroness Róisin ni Brian and Lord Skallagrim Ulfhedinn with a tied score.
Round 2
Round 2 will be held at Dreiburgen Anniversary, and competitors will be asked to compose an original piece on-site using words provided that morning.
Round 3
Round 3 will be held at Calafia Winter Arts. Format TBD
Finals
At Twelfth Night 2024, each of the finalists will perform a piece of their choice for the final round.
Finalists
TBD
