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tobiwan

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Playing dragon ball at Chopin Competition

on: January 21, 2019, 09:39:31 PM

Hi,
What would happen if someone played things like openings from dragon ball or pieces from pirates of carrabean on eliminations, if he of course passed pre-elimination? Would the jury stop the performance in the course or would they allow to play to the end? What would be the potential effects beyond the obvious disqualification?

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