Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "Aberdeen International Youth Festival is a Festival of Youth Arts, and one of Scotland's major international cultural events.Every year Aberdeen International Youth Festival attracts over 1000 young people in performing arts companies and music groups from across the globe. It provides a showcase for their talents, bringing them together with professionals and artists.As well as the ticketed events the Festival stages a parade, open-air performances and a fringe programme in community venues.A programme attracts over 30,000 people to more than seventy events throughout north east Scotland. There are concerts, dance shows and galas in Aberdeen venues such as His Majesty's Theatre, The Music Hall and The Lemon Tree as well as smaller venues such as churches (such as Queen's Cross Church, Aberdeen) and also features a touring programme taking events to rural venues.The AIYF programme includes symphony orchestras and steel bands, song recitals and jazz, traditional music, world music, ballet, contemporary and traditional dance. The festival also produces a young opera, (Opera Garden) as well as producing performances developed by the participating companies working together over the course of the Festival."@en }
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- Aberdeen_International_Youth_Festival abstract "Aberdeen International Youth Festival is a Festival of Youth Arts, and one of Scotland's major international cultural events.Every year Aberdeen International Youth Festival attracts over 1000 young people in performing arts companies and music groups from across the globe. It provides a showcase for their talents, bringing them together with professionals and artists.As well as the ticketed events the Festival stages a parade, open-air performances and a fringe programme in community venues.A programme attracts over 30,000 people to more than seventy events throughout north east Scotland. There are concerts, dance shows and galas in Aberdeen venues such as His Majesty's Theatre, The Music Hall and The Lemon Tree as well as smaller venues such as churches (such as Queen's Cross Church, Aberdeen) and also features a touring programme taking events to rural venues.The AIYF programme includes symphony orchestras and steel bands, song recitals and jazz, traditional music, world music, ballet, contemporary and traditional dance. The festival also produces a young opera, (Opera Garden) as well as producing performances developed by the participating companies working together over the course of the Festival.".