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Pianoforte

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  • Piano Graded Classes

    These classes are open to competitors of any age. Competitors should only enter one Graded class. They should choose the class closest to the level at which they are currently working.

    The title of the chosen piece (one piece only) needs to be stated on the entry form, and a copy presented to the Adjudicator on the day of the festival. Pieces should be chosen from the current Associated Board or Trinity College of music syllabus.

    No repeats unless required by the examination board.

    Trophy to be awarded to the winner at the discretion of the Adjudicator.

  • Pianoforte - N.C...

    Piano solos for those 18 years and under.

    The title of the Own Choice piece (one piece only) needs to be stated at the time of entry, and a copy of the music presented to the Adjudicator on the day of the festival.   

    Trophy to be awarded to the winner at the discretion of the Adjudicator.

  • Pianoforte Duet

    Trophy to be awarded to the winner at the discretion of the Adjudicator.

  • Pianoforte Open

    These Pianoforte classes are open to all ages and will be held on the Saturday of the festival.

    The competitor should decide which class is most appropriate for their piece. The Adjudicator may take into consideration the performer's choice of piece when awarding a mark.

    Trophy to be awarded to the winner at the discretion of the Adjudicator.