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The '''1st Alaxian Melody Festival 2451''' was the inaugural edition of the annual [[Alaxian Melody Festival]], although it was thought to be a one-off special at time of release. It took place in [[Gateshaven]], [[Empherias]] in the [[High Kingdoms of Alaxia]]. Organised by the [[International Broadcasting Agency]] (IBA) and the [[High Kingdoms Broadcasting Company]] (HKBC), the contest was held at the [[Gateshaven-Pyrette Thunder Globe]] on 15 April 2451. The main presenters were Empheri television presenters [[Fraser Clayst]] and [[Elise Waltz]].

Six countries participated in the competition,: The five of which were constituent countries of the [[High Kingdoms of Alaxia]], alongside [[Grensalbourg]]. Each country would give two sets of points{{En -dash}} one from a professional jury of musical professionals, and one from an amalgamation of surveys from the public. EachMusical setprofessionals ofbeing votesused wouldhelped besteer equallythe weightedcontest andtowards eachfocusing country'son pointsgood wouldvocals, bewhile totalledan toelement findfrom athe winner.public Countriesallowed cannotfor voteinteraction forwith themselves.the Theaudience setsat ofhome. pointsJuries would includeevaluate zeroand points,judge twoperformances points,during fiverehearsals points,the eightweek pointsprior to the show filming, and twelvethe pointspublic -were withable theto twelvevote pointsby goingwriting to their local broadcasting system with their favourites over a two month period prior to the show, in which the eligible songs would play on the radio and television.

Each country had a total of 30 points to give out from both the jury and public vote for a total of 60. They could allocate these points according to the weight they saw fit and had no restrictions of minimum or maximum points they could spend on any entry. Countries could not vote for themselves however. Rules for the songs were that they must be completely originally, with songs having to be released after 1 September 2450. Only sixa maximum of eight people were allowed on stage (although no performance had more than 3), and the song must be between 2 minutes 45 seconds and 34 minutes long, and must fit the orchestra provided.

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