Ensembles, Orchestras and Bands
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We aim to hold these classes on the Saturday on the Saturday morning. A Piano Accompanist does not need to be within the age group.
10 minutes setting up time is allowed with five minutes to clear at the end of the performance. Trophy to be awarded to the winner at the discretion of the Adjudicator.
the approximate number of players must be stat...
We aim to hold these classes on the Saturday on the Saturday morning. A Piano Accompanist does not need to be within the age group.
10 minutes setting up time is allowed with five minutes to clear at the end of the performance. Trophy to be awarded to the winner at the discretion of the Adjudicator.
the approximate number of players must be stated o the entry form. No player or conductor may perform with more than one group in the same class.
The choice of pieces must be stated at the time of entry and a copy of the music must be presented to the Adjudicator on the day of the festival.(See rules 17a and 17c).
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Under 20 years -...
We aim to hold these classes on the Saturday. The Piano accompanist does not need to be within the age group.
The approximate number of players must be stated entry form. No player or conductor may perform with more than one group.
10 minutes setting up time is allowed with five minutes to clear at the end of the performance.
The choice of pieces must be stated at the time of entry and a copy of the music must be presented to the Adjudicator on the day of the festival. (See rules 17a and 17c).
Trophy to be awarded to the winner at the discretion of the Adjudicator.
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Open classes -...
We aim to hold these classes on the Saturday. The Piano accompanist does not need to be within the age group.
The approximate number of players must be stated entry form. No player or conductor may perform with more than one group.
10 minutes setting up time is allowed with five minutes to clear at the end of the performance.
The choice of pieces must be stated at the time of entry and a copy of the music must be presented to the Adjudicator on the day of the festival. (See rules 17a and 17c).
Trophy to be awarded to the winner at the discretion of the Adjudicator.
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Family Class
A group of family members including voices or instruments or both, of any ages.
More than one entry can be made if different people are competing, but no person can take part twice in this class.
The choice of piece must to be stated at the time of entry and a copy of the music must be presented to the Adjudicator on the day of the festival. (See rules 17a and 17c).
Trophy to be awarded to the winner at the discretion of the Adjudicator.
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Duets and Trios.
Any duet or trio for any combination of instruments and/or voice, (excluding Piano duet - see class 112).
This class does not allow for one Soloist with an Accompanist.
The choice of piece must be stated at the time of entry and a copy of the music must be presented to the Adjudicator on the day of the festival. (See rules 17a and 17c).
Piano accompaniment is available by private arrangement. (See rule 16).
Trophy to be awarded to the winner at the discretion of the Adjudicator.