CHORAL DIVISION
Wed. 22nd June: Adelaide Town Hall King William St.
Thurs. 23rd June: Elder Hall North Terrace, Adelaide
Saturday 25th June afternoon:
Pilgrim Uniting Church 12 Flinders St., Adelaide
Adjudicator – Richard Chew
Convenor – Wendy Barrett (08) 8352 7083
email: wendyb1@adam.com.au
Entries close: 5pm Friday 8th April 2011
Competitors, teachers and parents are advised to read the Rules and
Conditions carefully.
They should also note the following additional rules which apply to the Choral
Division.
1. Schools may not perform a work with which they have won a First Prize in
the previous 2 years.
2. Copies of the works to be performed and number of choristers MUST be
submitted with the Entry Form to the Convenor.
3. The same group of choristers must perform both songs in any one item of
the Section.
4. Individuals may be in more than one choir in the same section if the
permission of the conductors is obtained and given to the convenor in writing.
5. A conductor may conduct any number of choirs.
6. A conductor must not sing with the choir.
7. The complexity of the work will be taken into account in relation to the
quality of the performance.
8. The Society will not be liable for any breach of copyright related to
photocopies.
9. Amplification of either solo voice or instrumental accompaniment is NOT
permitted.
10. Prior approval must be sought from the convenor before any instrument
other than piano is used for accompaniment.
11. The required numbers of performers on stage does not include the
conductor or pianist.
*ENTRY FEE $25 (MEMBERS $20) per section*
SECTION C001–APRA / SAP(P)SMS Choirs and Groups of
Primary School Age
From 20 to 40 voices. Mixed voices are permitted. Two works - a
self contained part-song (may be a round or canon) and a contrasting
work which may be in unison.
One work must be by an Australian composer or arranger.
Total time limit - 8 minutes.
AWARDS: First $200 and Shield
Second $150
Third $125
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SECTION C003 – APRA / The Order of Australia
Association (SA Branch) - Small Choirs
School years 8 - 12, age limit 18 years. From 10 to 25 voices.
Mixed voices are permitted. Two contrasting works, any style.
One work must be a cappella, and one work by an
Australian composer or arranger.
Total time limit - 10 minutes.
AWARDS: First $200 and Shield
Second $150
Third $50
SECTION C004 – ALLANS - Small Choirs
Open age. From 10 to 25 voices. Mixed voices are permitted.
Two contrasting works, any style, one of which must be a
cappella.
Total time limit - 10 minutes.
AWARDS: First $175 Voucher
Second $100 Voucher
Third $50 Voucher
SECTION C005 –
GAWLER BAROSSA ORATORIO CHOIR TRUST
Open Choral From 25 - 60 voices. Mixed voices are
permitted. Two contrasting works.
Total time limit - 10 minutes.
AWARDS: First $200 and Shield
Second $100
Third $50
SECTION C007 –
ALLANS - Community Choirs - Open
Open to Community Choirs, Church Choirs, multi-cultural
choirs, CWA choirs etc., Gospel or Vocal Ensemble. Any
combination of voices. Minimum of 15 voices. Minimum age
of 18 years. Choirs to sing two contrasting items:-
(a) Accompanied item in three or more part harmony.
(b) An item in two or more part harmony from Musicals,
Broadway, or Theatre.
Total time limit 10 minutes.
AWARDS: First $125 Voucher
Second $100 Voucher
Third $50 Voucher
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SECTION C008 – RON WHITE
A CAPPELLA - Open
Open to Quartets, Quintets and Ensembles up to 12 voices.
Each group to sing a program of two contrasting items in three
or more part harmony. No age limit.
Total time limit 10 minutes.
AWARDS: First $150
Second $100
Third $50
SECTION C009 –
WILLIAM HARRISON CHAMBER CHOIR AWARD
Open to male, female or mixed groups with a minimum of 8
and a maximum of 18 voices. Minimum age to be 15 years.
Choirs to sing two contrasting pieces, one of which must be
unaccompanied.
Total time limit: 12 minutes.
AWARD: $150
SECTION C010 –
RON WHITE – MALE VOICE CHORUS - OPEN
Open to male vocal groups. Minimum of 12 voices.
Choirs to sing two contrasting pieces in two or more parts, one
of which may be a cappella.
Total time limit: 10 minutes.
AWARDS: First $150
Second $100
Third $50
SECTION C011 – ANCA / APRA / SAP(P)SMS
SCHOOL YEARS 5 to 10 CHOIRS
From 12 to 40 voices. Mixed voices are permitted.
Choirs to sing two contrasting items:-
(a) A work by an Australian composer or arranger.
(b) An open choral item in parts in any style or genre.
Total time limit 10 minutes.
AWARDS: First $200
Second $150
Third $125
Please note: The Adelaide Eisteddfod Council advises that all
choral entries accompanied by the correct fees should be in the
hands of the Choral Convenor no later than the advertised closing
date. Late entries and entries that have become lost will not be
accepted. It is the responsibility of each entrant to ensure that
each entry form arrives safely.
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SPEECH, DRAMA &
COMMUNICATION DIVISION
Saturday June 25th &
Monday June 27th to Wednesday June 29th
Salvation Army Citadel, 55 George St., Norwood
Adjudicator: Anna Pike
Convenor: Joan Mooney, ph. (08) 8331 0990
ENTRY FEES:
Individuals $14 (Members $10) per section
(except SD130, SD131 and SD140 – see page 19)
Groups $5 per person per section
plus Administration Fee of $12.50 once
per family if not a member for 2011
NOTE: Use Entry Form A for Individual Entries
Use Entry Form C for Group Entries
Mime Guidelines
1. Mime needs to be drama orientated rather than “balletic”.
2. Dress – black / white or combination.
3. One chair only is permitted – all other props must be mimed.
4. No “mouthing” of dialogue is allowed.
5. Title of mime can be conveyed by a sign OR announced by the
announcer.
Talks v Speech
A speech is formal. It has a purpose to it and needs to be finished with
a plea or statement.
Palm cards should fit into the competitor’s palm using dot points
only.
A talk is either a reminiscence or a story, and should be presented in
an informal manner.
Choral Speech
Conducting is permissible if appropriate providing that it is in full
view of the adjudicator.
The Adelaide Eisteddfod Council advises that all entries
accompanied by the correct fees should be in the hands of the
Secretary no later than the advertised closing date. Late entries and
entries that have become lost will not be accepted. It is the
responsibility of each entrant to ensure that each entry form arrives
safely at the address on the entry form (registered mail or delivering
to 239 Magill Road, Maylands, is suggested). Cash should not be
sent in the post – this is unlawful.
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SECTION NO. AWARDS
JUNIOR 10 years & under (Form A)
SD101 Medallions 1st, 2nd, 3rd
A memorised poem or poems. Time limit 2 minutes.
SD103 Medallions 1st, 2nd, 3rd
A prepared prose reading of 100 words.
SD104 Medallions 1st, 2nd, 3rd
An indiviual mime. Time limit 2 minutes.
SD106 Medallions 1st, 2nd, 3rd
A prepared talk about an object, which must be brought to the hall.
Time limit 2 minutes.
Contestants should read the rules carefully and be aware of
penalties for prompting or for ignoring time constraints.
INTERMEDIATE 13 years & under (Form A)
SD107 Medallions 1st, 2nd, 3rd
A prepared prose reading of 150 words.
SD108 Medallions 1st, 2nd, 3rd
The reading of an original story or poem. Time limit 2 minutes.
SD109 Medallions 1st, 2nd, 3rd
A short introduction leading to a memorised recital of prose or verse
(or both) by an Australian author. Time limit 2 minutes.
SD110 Medallions 1st, 2nd, 3rd
A prepared speech. Time limit 3 minutes. Refer to guidelines.
SD111 Medallions 1st, 2nd, 3rd
An individual mime. Time limit 3 minutes.
SD112 Medallions 1st, 2nd, 3rd
A monologue (memorised). Time limit 3 minutes.
SENIOR 15 years & under (Form A)
SD120 Trophy 1st, Certificates 2nd & 3rd
The sight-reading of a short passage of prose given on the day.
SD121 Trophy 1st, Certificates 2nd & 3rd
A prepared reading of 200 words.
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SECTION NO. AWARDS
SENIOR 18 years & under (Form A)
SD122 Cash Prizes: $50, $30, $20
A memorised recital which may include both humorous and serious
poetry and/or prose. Time limit 5-6 minutes.
SD123 Cash Prize: 1st $50
A memorised monologue. Time limit 5 minutes.
SD124 Cash Prize: 1st $30
The sight-reading of a passage of prose.
OPEN AGE (Form A)
SD125 Cash Prize: 1st $50
A prepared speech. Time limit 5-6 minutes. Refer to guidelines.
SD126 Cash Prize: 1st $50
The sight-reading of passages of prose and poetry.
SD130 Cash Prizes: $65, $40
A solo recital of drama which involves at least two characters. Time
limit 8-9 minutes. Entry Fee $20 (Members $16), plus $20
deposit refundable on arriving to compete.
SD131 Cash Prizes: $90, $50
A solo recital of poetry and/or prose showing the events that
influenced the development of the Australian language covering the
250 years from settlement. Time limit 10 minutes. Entry Fee $20
(Members $16), plus $20 deposit refundable on arriving to
compete.
SD136 Harry Kreiser Shield, Certificates
A characterisation OR two contrasting characterisations from any
period, which may be from a play, film script or adapted from
literature. Simple props/costumes may be used.
Time limit 5 minutes.
SD140 Cash Prizes: $60, $20
The solo presentation of BOTH sides of a debate which will involve
both acting and communication.
Simple props/costumes may be used. Time limit 10 minutes.
This section deals with the third affirmative and negative speakers in a
debate. (The two preceeding speakers are fictional.) The contestant
must reply to these imaginary speakers and/or the chair. Entry Fee
$20 (Members $16), plus $20 deposit refundable on arriving to
compete.
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SECTION AGE AWARDS
GROUPS (Form C)
SD150 10 Years Shield, Certificates
& under
The acting of a scene by 2 or more players. Time limit 3-5 mins.
SD151 13 Years Shield, Certificates
& under
A prepared group mime. Time limit 2 mins. Refer to guidelines.
SD152 13 Years Harold Parks Shield, Certificates
& under
The acting of a scene by two or more players. Time limit minimum 3
mins, maximum 5 mins. Simple props/costumes may be used.
SD153 13 Years Shield, Certificates
& under
A rehearsed group improvisation on a subject given on the day.
Time limit 4 mins. (15 minutes rehearsal time). A warning bell will
be sounded 10 seconds prior to the time limit.
NB Competitors must be prepared to arrive promptly IN ORDER
TO MAKE USE OF THE REHEARSAL ROOM.
Rule 16 does not apply here.
SD154 13 Years Shield, Certificates
& under
The acting of an original scene by two or more players.
Simple props/costumes may be used. Time limit 5 mins.
SD155 13 Years Shield, Certificates
& under
As a group deliver, by means of memorised choral speaking, an item
which may be prose or verse or both. Time limit 4 mins.
SD156 15 Years Shield, Certificates
& under
As a group deliver, by means of memorised choral speaking, an item
which may be prose or verse or both. Time limit 5 mins.
Thank you to all the Sponsors of the Speech & Drama Division
AMEB, Chris & Ann Bensted, Glennis Bleeze & Family,
Kevin & Lois Brimblecombe, Alan Cowain & Family,
Vince & Maria De Robertis, Anj Foley, Joan I Kreiser,
Margaret Lloyd, Vince & Margaretha Mooney,
Rohini Paramarswaram,Heather Rowell,
The Penguin Club and Fiona Wormald
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SECTION AGE AWARDS
SD157 15 Years Shield, Certificates
& under
A rehearsed group improvisation on a subject given on the day.
Time limit 5 mins. (15 minutes rehearsal time). A warning bell will
be sounded 10 seconds prior to the time limit.
NB Competitors must be prepared to arrive promptly IN ORDER
TO MAKE USE OF THE REHEARSAL ROOM.
Rule 16 does not apply here.
SD159 15 Years Harold Parks Shield, Certificates
& under
The acting of a scene by two or more players.
Time limit 4-5 mins. Simple props/costumes may be used.
GROUPS - OPEN AGE (Form C)
SD167 Open Age Convenor’s Shield, Certificates
A group presentation of a scene involving acting and choral
speaking. Simple props/costumes may be used. Time limit 6 mins.
SD168 Open Age Cash Prize: 1st $80
The acting of a scene by two people lasting 5 minutes and no longer
than 6 minutes. Simple props/costumes may be used.
Time limit: minimum 5 mins., maximum 6 mins.
SD169 Open Age Shield, Certificates
A rehearsed group improvisation on a subject given on the day.
Time limit 4 mins. (15 minutes rehearsal time). A warning bell will
be sounded 10 seconds prior to the time limit.
NB Competitors must be prepared to arrive promptly IN ORDER
TO MAKE USE OF THE REHEARSAL ROOM.
Rule 16 does not apply here.
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PIANO DIVISION
Saturday August 27th to Tuesday August 30th
Adjudicator: Teresa Lavers
Convenor: Jane Burgess 0402 289 628
email: janieliz@adam.com.au
The Adelaide Eisteddfod Council advises that all entries accompanied
by the correct fees should be in the hands of the Secretary no later
than the advertised closing date. Late entries and entries that have
become lost will not be accepted. It is the responsibility of each
entrant to ensure that each entry form arrives safely at the address on
the entry form (registered mail or delivering to 239 Magill Road,
Maylands, is suggested). Cash should not be sent in the post, this is
unlawful (see Rule 4, p 11).
*Where age limits apply the age of a competitor as at the 30 th June
2011 will be used to determine entry.
*Become a member of the Adelaide Eisteddfod Soc.
*If there are insufficient entries for a section it may either be
cancelled or a single prize awarded according to merit.
*A timekeeper will be appointed and when the time limits
stipulated are not adhered to then no mark, placing or prize is
awarded to that competitor. However the written adjudicator
feedback will be provided.
*Where an aggregate prize is awarded the following scoring
system will be used: First Prize 5 points; Second Prize 3 points;
Third Prize 2 points; Fourth Prize and/or honourable mention 1
point.
JUNIOR PIANO CONCERTO
Venue: Salvation Army Citadel, Norwood
P202 16 yrs Any movement/s 20 mins Cash Prizes
& under or complete concerto $140, $100, $60
Sponsors: 1st Prize -The Mount Lofty Music Club
2nd Prize – Monika Laczofy
3rd Prize – Di Truscott
PLEASE STATE THE CHOSEN CONCERTO AND
DURATION ON THE ENTRY FORM.
Previous first prize winners of P202 may enter once more only.
Entry fee $35 (Members $27), plus $20 deposit refunded on
arriving to play on the day.
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JUNIOR PIANO RECITAL
Venue: Salvation Army Citadel, Norwood
P227 11- 16 yrs 3 or 4 contrasting works 9 mins minimum
from at least 15 mins maximum
3 different eras
1st Prize - $200, 2nd Prize - $100, 3rd Prize - $50
Sponsored by Recitals Australia
NB: Rule 10 does not apply and therefore any piece performed in this
section may be repeated in another section and vice versa.
NB: Rule 12 does not apply and therefore any piece performed which
has won a first prize may be repeated in this section.
NB. Rule 19 does not apply. A maximum of 4 pieces may be played
Entry Fee - $35 (Members $27), plus deposit $20 refundable on
arriving to play on the day.
GENERAL JUNIOR SECTIONS
SALVATION ARMY CITADEL, NORWOOD
ENTRY FEE per Section $14 (Members $10) unless otherwise stated
SECTION AGE CONDITIONS MAX. TIME AWARDS
P204 Primary Students Any Mozart 6 mins $50,$30,$20
Sponsored by Diana Weekes
P205 12 yrs Romantic Era 4 mins Medallions
& under Own Choice of piece/s 1st,2nd,3rd
Sponsored by Diarshul Sandhu
P206 12 yrs Piano Duet 4 mins Medallions
& under 1st,2nd,3rd
Sponsored by Tanya Markova
P213 7 years Own Choice 3 mins Medallions
& under 1st,2nd,3rd
Sponsored by Lyn Reynolds
P216 10 years Own Choice 4 mins Medallions
& under 1st,2nd,3rd
Sponsored by Anne ApThomas
Permission has been granted by the
Minister for Education for Competitors
attending Primary and Secondary Schools to
compete in Day Sessions.
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ENTRY FEE per Section $14 (Members $10) unless otherwise stated
SECTION AGE CONDITIONS MAX. TIME AWARDS
P219 12 years Own Choice 4 mins Medallions
& under Non First Prize Winners 1st,2nd,3rd
Sponsored by Marina Braslavskiy
P221 12 years Australian 4 mins Medallions
& under Composition 1st,2nd,3rd
Sponsored by the AMEB
P224 14 yrs 2 contrasting pieces 10 mins Medallions
& under Own Choice 1st,2nd,3rd
Sponsored by Diarshul Sandhu
Entry fee $20 (Members $16), plus $20 deposit refunded on
arriving to play on the day.
P238 7 – 14 yrs Baroque Composer/s 8 mins Medallions
Own Choice of piece/s 1st,2nd,3rd
Sponsored by Jane Burgess
P241 8 – 15 Two contrasting pieces 8 mins Trophies
years by Russian composers 1st, 2nd, 3rd
Sponosred by Tanya Markova
P253 15 years Sonatina 1 or 2 movs 10 mins Medallions
& under 1st,2nd,3rd
Sponsored by Rosanne Hammer
Entry fee $20 (Members $16), plus $20 deposit refunded on
arriving to play on the day.
SENIOR SECTIONS
SALVATION ARMY CITADEL, NORWOOD
ENTRY FEE per Section $14 (Members $10) unless otherwise stated
SECTION AGE CONDITIONS MAX. TIME AWARDS
P225 18 yrs Colin Finlayson Memorial 6 mins $40
& under Classical Sonata - 1 movement $20
Sponsoreed by the Colin Finlayson Bequest
P229 18 yrs Colin Finlayson Memorial 8 mins min. $125
& under 2 contrasting pieces 15 mins max. $75
Sponsored by Edwardstown Lion’s Club $50
Entry fee $20 (Members $16), plus $20 deposit refunded on
arriving to play on the day.
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ENTRY FEE per Section $14 (Members $10) unless otherwise stated
SECTION AGE CONDITIONS MAX. TIME AWARDS
P233 18 yrs Own choice of pieces 10 mins $60
& under from the Romantic Era $50
Sponsored by Leon Cattermole $30
Entry fee $20 (Members $16), plus $20 deposit refunded on
arriving to play on the day.
P236 16 yrs Gwen Hughes Memorial 12 mins $40
& over Chopin: Own choice $20
Sponsored by Gwen Hughes Trust
Entry fee $20 (Members $16), plus $20 deposit refunded on
arriving to play on the day.
P244 16 yrs Own choice of 10 mins min. $125
& over piece/s by Schubert 20 mins max. $75
Sponsored by Monika Laczofy $40
Entry fee $35 (Members $27), plus $20 deposit refunded on
arriving to play on the day.
P245 21 yrs Own choice 8 mins $50
& under “Non First Prize Winners” $30
Sponsored by Anon $20
P248 21 yrs Complete Sonata No time limit $100
& under $60
Sponsored by Gabriella Smart $40
Entry fee $35 (Members $27), plus $20 deposit refunded on
arriving to play on the day.
P249 18 yrs Contemporary work/s by 10 mins $30
& under composer born in 20th Century $20
Sponsored by Rosanne Hammer $10
Entry fee $20 (Members $16), plus $20 deposit refunded on
arriving to play on the day.
P251 16 - 24 Own choice of 1 or 2 pieces 11 mins min. $100
years $ 80
Sponsored by Eleonora Sivan and Debra Andreacchio $50
Entry fee $35 (Members $27), plus $20 deposit refunded on
arriving to play on the day.
S317 Open Violin, Piano 10 mins Cash Prize
Age Piece/s by Czech composer/s $100
Own choice of an original composition by any of the following Czech
composers: Smetana, Dvořák, Suk, Martinů, Janàcek and Novák.
Standard to be approximately Grade 7 or above. Competitor to
perform on violin or piano. Approx. 10 mins.
Entry fee $20 (Members $16), plus $20 deposit refunded on
arriving to play on the day.
Funded by the Jiri Tancibudek AM and Vera Tancibudek Trust
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PIANO RECITAL
Venue: Salvation Army Citadel, Norwood
P239 17 years 3 or 4 contrasting works 18 mins mininum
and over from at least 3 25 mins maximum
different eras
1st Prize -$500, 2nd Prize - $300, 3rd Prize - $200
Sponsored by Anon
(1): Rule 10 does not apply; therefore any piece performed in this
section may be repeated in another section and vice versa.
(2): Rule 12 does not apply; therefore any piece performed which
has won a first prize may be repeated in this section.
(3): Rule 13 does not apply; previous winners of this section may
re-enter.
(4): Rule 19 does not apply. A maximum of 4 pieces may be
played
Competitor/s under 26 at 27.11.11 who compete in this section may
be selected to perform in the SA Final of the 2011 MBS Young
Performer’s Award. The winner of the MBS National Final will
receive prize money of $10,000. Entry forms for this section must be
clearly marked in RED if the entrant wishes to be considered for the
MBS Scholarship. Selected competitors from this section may be
invited to perform at a Recitals Australia Lunch Hour Concert in
Pilgrim Uniting Church.
Entry Fee - $35(Members $27), plus deposit $20 refunded on
arriving to play on the day.
P252 Open Age Own Choice of 10 mins $90
Australian composer $60
published since 1970
Sponsored by The Keys Press
Entry Fee $20 (Members $16), plus $20 deposit refundable on
arriving to play.
Some sources for music include:
The KeysPress- www. keyspress.com.au;
Reed Music- www.reedmusic.com;
Wirripang- www.australiancomposers.com.au and
TheAustralian Music Centre- www.australianmusiccentre.com.au.
A selection of Australian compositions published by Keys Press can
be viewed at Winston Music, 87 Winston Ave., Daw Park.
The Keys Press offers a 20% discount on their published music to
ALL 2011 competitors until 31.8.11 (proof required of entry).
The Society wishes to thank Winston Music for their
sponsorship of a C5 Yamaha Grand Piano for the 2011
Adelaide Eisteddfod Concerto and the
Piano Division Competitions.
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STRING DIVISION
Tuesday August 16th to Saturday August 20th
Adjudicator: Wendy Heiligenberg
Convenors: Jean Ward 8431 1120
email: jeanward@adam.com.au
Lindsay Lavers 8258 5732
email: ljlavers@gmail.com
SALVATION ARMY CITADEL
55 George Street, NORWOOD
IT IS ESSENTIAL THAT ALL ENTRANTS READ THE RULES
(Pages 11-13), AND THE CONDITIONS FOR EACH SECTION.
SEE ALSO ENSEMBLE DIVISION OPPORTUNITIES.
The Adelaide Eisteddfod Council advises that all entries accompanied
by the correct fees should be in the hands of the Secretary no later
than the advertised closing date. Late entries and entries that have
become lost will not be accepted. It is the responsibility of each
entrant to ensure that each entry form arrives safely at the address on
the entry form (using registered mail or delivering to 239 Magill
Road, Maylands, is suggested). Cash should not be sent in the post –
this is unlawful.
*Where age limits apply the age of a competitor as at the
30th June 2011 will be used to determine entry, unless
otherwise stated.
*Become a member of the Adelaide Eisteddfod Society and
pay reduced entry fees and no administration charge. For a
list of more benefits and an application form.
*A timekeeper will be appointed and when the time limits
stipulated are not adhered to then no mark, placing or prize
is awarded to that competitor. However the written
adjudicator feedback will be provided.
*Where there has been a $20 deposit, this will be refunded
when the competitor arrives to play on the day. It is the
responsibility of the competitor to collect any deposit refund
due.
*The Eisteddfod Council reserves the right to cancel any
section which in its opinion has attracted insufficient entries
and refund entry fees, or to divide or combine any section/s
in consultation with entrants.
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SECTION CONDITIONS MAX.TIME AWARDS
S304 ALICE BURNS MEMORIAL SOLO
27years Violin / Viola 5-10 Cash Prize
& under Own Choice mins $60
Entry fee $20 (Members $16), plus $20 deposit refunded on
arriving to play on the day.
S306 ELDER CONSERVATORIUIM
JUNIOR STRING CONCERTO
Adjudicator appointed by the Elder Conservatorium.
16 years Own Choice No time limit
& under
Open to competitors on violin, viola, cello and double bass. One or
two movements of a concerto. Please state the chosen concerto
and performance time ON THE ENTRY FORM. Previous
first prize winners of this section are ineligible.
Prizes: 1st,2nd & 3rd Plaques and Certificates of Achievement
Entrants perform in ascending order of age and arrange own
accompanist. Cadenza optional.
Entry fee $20 (Members $16), plus $20 deposit refunded on
arriving to play on the day.
S308 14 years Violin Solo 8 mins Medallions
& under Own Choice 1st, 2nd, 3rd
Entry Fee $14 (Members $10)
S309 13-15 Violin Solo 9 mins Cash Prizes
years Own Choice $40,$25
Entry Fee $14 (Members $10)
S310 15 years Cello Solo 8 mins Medallions
& under Own Choice 1st ,2nd, 3rd
Entry Fee $14 (Members $10)
S311 Open Cello, Viola, Bass 12 mins Cash Prizes
Age Solo J S Bach $60,$30
Two or more contrasting movements from an unaccompanied Bach
Suite. Movements need not be from the same suite.
Entry fee $20 (Members $16), plus $20 deposit refunded on
arriving to play on the day.
Thank you to all the Sponsors of the String Division
AMEB, Australian Strings Association, Helen Blackman,
Jill Folauhola, Frances Griffin, Bogdan Kazimierczac,
Keith Lavers and Lindsay Lavers,
Jennifer Newman and Julie Newman,
Suzuki Talent Education Association SA,
Di Truscott, Jean Ward, Kim Worley
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SECTION CONDITIONS MAX.TIME AWARDS
Entry Fee $14 (Members $10) unless otherwise stated.
S312 17 years Any string instrument 9 mins Cash Prizes
& under of the orchestra - own choice $50, $25
S314 18 years Any string instrument 10 mins Cash Prizes
& under of the orchestra $75, $45
Piece/s by a composer/s of the Romantic Era (1790 to 1910).
Entry fee $20 (Members $16), plus $20 deposit refunded on
arriving to play on the day.
S316 13-16 yrs Violin, Viola, Cello 8 mins Cash Prizes
or Double Bass Own Choice $25, $15
Note:For those who have never won a First Prize on the same
instrument in any previous Adelaide Eisteddfod.
S317 Open Violin, Piano 10 mins Cash Prize
Age Piece/s by Czech composer/s $100
Own choice of an original composition by any of the following Czech
composers: Smetana, Dvořák, Suk, Martinů, Janàcek and Novák.
Standard to be approximately Grade 7 or above. Competitor to
perform on violin or piano. Time limit approx. 10 mins.
Entry fee $20 (Members $16), plus $20 deposit refunded on
arriving to play on the day.
Funded by the Jiri Tancibudek AM and Vera Tancibudek Trust
GRADE SECTIONS
Works from the current syllabi of any recognised music examinations, such as
AMEB, for the grade level being studied must be played. Competitors who
have entered a Grade Section where they are obviously more advanced than
the level entered can be disqualified by the adjudicator if he/she feels that
there is a discrepancy, or after receipt of a protest.
S320 Preliminary Violin,Viola Solo 2 mins Medallions
Own Choice 1st ,2nd, 3rd
S321 Grade 1 Violin,Viola Solo 3 mins Medallions
Own Choice 1st ,2nd, 3rd
S322 Grade 2 Violin,Viola Solo 4 mins Medallions
Own Choice 1st ,2nd, 3rd
S323 Grade 3 Violin,Viola Solo 5 mins Medallions
Own Choice 1st ,2nd, 3rd
S324 Grade 4 Violin,Viola Solo 6 mins Medallions
Own Choice 1st ,2nd, 3rd
S325 Grade 5 Violin,Viola Solo 7 mins Medallions
Own Choice 1st ,2nd, 3rd
S326 Grade 6 Violin,Viola Solo 8 mins Medallions
Own Choice 1st ,2nd, 3rd
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JUNIOR STRINGS
SECTION CONDITIONS MAX.TIME AWARDS
Entry Fee $14 (Members $10) unless otherwise stated.
S330 7 years Violin Solo 4 mins Medallions
& under Own Choice
S331 10 years Violin Solo 4 mins Medallions
& under Own Choice 1st ,2nd, 3rd
S332 10 years Cello Solo 4 mins Medallions
& under Own Choice 1st ,2nd, 3rd
S335 12 years Violin Solo 6 mins Medallions
& under Own Choice 1st ,2nd, 3rd
S336 10 - 12 Any String 6 mins Medallions
years Bowed Solo 1st ,2nd, 3rd
Own Choice
Note:For those who have never won a First Prize on the same
instrument in any previous Adelaide Eisteddfod.
S337 12 years Cello Solo 6 mins Medallions
& under Own Choice 1st ,2nd, 3rd
S339 17 years & String Recital 15 mins
above suggested max time limit
Open to all String Players First Prize $100
Additional sponsorship may increase this prize.
One or more works which show the performer to his/her best
advantage within the time limit of 15 minutes.
(1): Rule 10 does not apply; therefore any piece performed in this
section may be repeated in another section and vice versa.
(2): Rule 12 does not apply; therefore any piece performed which
has won a first prize may be repeated in this section.
(3): Rule 13 does not apply; previous winners of this section may
re-enter.
Competitor/s under 26 at 27.11.11 who compete in this section may
be selected to perform in the SA Final of the 2011 MBS Young
Performer’s Award. The winner of the MBS National Final will
receive prize money of $10,000. Entry forms for this section must be
clearly marked in RED if the entrant wishes to be considered for the
MBS Scholarship. Selected competitors from this section may be
invited to perform at a Recitals Australia Lunch Hour Concert in
Pilgrim Uniting Church.
This section will be held in conjunction with Section M639, the
Wind Recital, on Saturday August 20th at the Salvation Army
Citadel, 55 George Street, Norwood.
Adjudicators: Wendy Heiligenberg and Alison Rosser
Entry Fee $25 (Members $20), plus $20 deposit refundable on
arriving to play.
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EISTEDDFOD ENSEMBLE EVENT
Tuesday 16th – Saturday 20th August
Adjudicator: Wendy Heiligenberg
Convenors: Jean Ward 8431 1120
email: jeanward@adam.com.au
Lindsay Lavers 8258 5732
email: ljlavers@gmail.com
SALVATION ARMY CITADEL
55 George Street, NORWOOD
Competitors, teachers and parents are advised to read carefully the
rules on pages 11 - 13. In addition, please note that:
1. Non-standard scores must reach the Convenors by July 22 nd.
2. Piano, if used, must be played by a competitor and must be a solo
part.
3. Entry Fees are $20 plus a deposit of $20 refunded upon arriving
to play (per entry); for school entries see rule 4 below.
4. Fees for School Entries for schools that are current members of
the Society are $16 plus a deposit of $20 refunded upon arriving
to play (per entry).
5. Where not stipulated, the maximum number of competitors in an
ensemble is 20. Music stands should be brought if required.
SECTION E801 Australian String Quartet Award
A subscription for the 2011 Season will be awarded to each player
in the winning ensemble.
Post Secondary Schools Chamber Music. Each player must have an
independent part. Maximum 6 players (may include secondary
students). Piano, if used, must be played by a competitor.
One or two movements or pieces. Time limit 15 mins.
SECTION E803 Associated Chamber Music Players Award
Cash Prize $100
Year 12 and under. One or two movements from a duet or trio or
quartet for any combination of instruments. Piano, if used, must be
played by a competitor.
Time limit 12 mins.
SECTION E804 John Horner Memorial Award
Cash Prizes $80, $50
Year 9 and under. Maximum of 15 performers in any combination of
instruments. One or two movements or pieces. Piano, if used, must
be played by a competitor.
Time limit 10 mins.
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EISTEDDFOD ENSEMBLE EVENT
SECTION CONDITIONS MAX.TIME AWARDS
E811 Year 12 Ensemble of 2 or more 12 mins Cash Prizes
and under String Players $100, $60, $40
Own choice of works
Section E811 is sponsored by Anon
E812 Open Age Ensemble of 2 or more 12 mins Cash Prizes
Recorder Players $90, $60
Own choice work/s by Australian composer published since 1970
Section E812 is sponsored by The Keys Press
A selection of Australian compositions for recorder published by The
Keys Press can be viewed at Winston Music, 87 Winston Avenue,
Daw Park.
NOTE: The Keys Press offers a 20% discount on their published
music to ALL 2011 competitors until 31.8.11 (proof of entry is
required).
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RECORDER DIVISION
Adjudicator: Amelia Monaghan
Convenor: Brenda Rayner ph: 8366 6531
In the 3rd week of August
SALVATION ARMY HALL, 55 George St., NORWOOD
The Adelaide Eisteddfod Council advises that all entries accompanied by the
correct fees should be in the hands of the Secretary no later than the advertised
closing date. Late entries and entries that have become lost will not be
accepted. It is the responsibility of each entrant to ensure that each entry form
arrives safely at the address on the entry form (using registered mail or
delivering to 239 Magill Road, Maylands, is suggested). Cash should not be
sent in the post – this is unlawful (see Rule No. 4).
ENTRY FEE per Section $14 (Members $10) except E812 - see below
SECTION AGE/GRADE CONDITIONS MAX. TIME AWARDS
R402 10 yrs Solo Recorder 4 mins Medallions
& under Own Choice 1st, 2nd, 3rd
R403 13 yrs Solo Recorder 5 mins Medallions
& under Own Choice 1st, 2nd, 3rd
R404 15 yrs Solo Recorder 5 mins Medallions
& under Own Choice 1st, 2nd, 3rd
R413 GradeIII Solo Recorder 4 mins Medallions
Own Choice 1st, 2nd, 3rd
R414 GradeIV Solo Recorder 5 mins Medallions
Own Choice 1st, 2nd, 3rd
R415 GradeV Solo Recorder 5 mins Medallions
Own Choice 1st, 2nd, 3rd
R416 GradeVI Solo Recorder 6 mins Medallions
Own Choice 1st, 2nd, 3rd
E812 Open Age Ensemble of 2 or more 12 mins Cash Prizes
Recorder Players $90, $60
Own choice work/s by Australian composer published since 1970
Entry Fee $20 plus deposit of $20 refunded on arriving to play
GRADE SECTIONS
Works from the current syllabi of any recognised music examinations, such as
AMEB, for the grade level being studied must be played. Competitors who
have entered a Grade Section where they are obviously more advanced than
the level entered can be disqualified by the adjudicator if s/he feels there is a
discrepancy, or after receipt of a protest.
Section E812 is sponsored by The Keys Press which offers 20%discount
on their published music to 2011 entrants until 31.8.11.
All other sections are sponsored by the Society of Recorder Players.
Competitors in this Division should also look at the Wind Recital Concerto
and the Eisteddfod Ensemble.
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WOODWIND DIVISION
for Clarinet, Saxophone, Oboe, Bassoon
Sunday August 14th following the Brass Division
ROSEFIELD UNITING CHURCH
2 Carlton St., Highgate
Convenor:Robert Brown ph/fax 8431 0452
email: robbrown@adam.com.au
Adjudicator: Josie Hawkes
The Adelaide Eisteddfod Council advises that all entries accompanied
by the correct fees should be in the hands of the Secretary no later
than the advertised closing date. Late entries and entries that have
become lost will not be accepted. It is the responsibility of each
entrant to ensure that each entry form arrives safely at the address on
the entry form (using registered mail or delivering to 239 Magill
Road, Maylands, is suggested). Cash should not be sent in the post –
this is unlawful.
RULES FOR THE WOODWIND DIVISION
Competitors, teachers and parents are advised to read the general rules and
conditions very carefully. In addition, competitors entering the Woodwind
Division should note that:
1. They may play any number of pieces or movements unless otherwise
specified provided that the specified time limit is not exceeded. The interval
between pieces and movements will not be timed.
2. In Grade Sections, works from the current syllabi (any recognised music
examinations, such as AMEB, ABRSM or Trinity Guildhall) for the grade
level being entered must be played. Competitors who have entered a Grade
Section where they are obviously more advanced than the level entered can be
disqualified by the adjudicator if he/she feels that there is a discrepancy, or
after receipt of a protest.
3. Competitors may only enter one under age section in a given year.
4. Previous First Prize Winners are ineligible to enter the section in which
they gained their prize.
5. In sections where age limits apply the age of the competitor is as at 30 th
June 2011 except for M639 where the date is 27th November 2011.
6. A legible piano score copy of own choice music to be performed must be
provided for the adjudicator.
7. In Section W437 competitors are asked to write the title and duration of the
works to be performed on the entry form.
8. Competitors in the Woodwind Division should take note of General Rules
15 and 21; these refer to booking-in requirements and the order of competing.
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Announcing in the Woodwind Division: Competitors may announce their
number and title and composer of their piece/s if they wish.
Backing CD’s may be used in the Woodwind Division. Competitors are
responsible for providing their own playback equipment and CD’s. The
playback equipment used should be of good quality and set up before the
section starts.
The Gabor Reeves Medallion will be awarded to a woodwind player for
excellence in performance.
ENTRY FEE per Section $14 (Members $10) except for W437 &W441
SECTION AGE CONDITIONS MAX. TIME AWARDS
W426 13 yrs Woodwind Solo 4 mins Medallions
& under Own Choice 1st, 2nd, 3rd
Sponsored by Derek Jones
W427 15 yrs Woodwind Solo 5 mins Medallions
& under Own Choice 1st, 2nd, 3rd
Sponsored by the AMEB
W433 Grade 3 Woodwind Solo 4 mins Cash Prizes
& under Own Choice $50,$25
Music from the current AMEB Syllabi or the syllabi for any other
recognised music examinations such as Trinity Guildhall or ABRSM
to be presented. Music from the current Music for Leisure Syllabi
may be used.
Sponsored by Caroline Weatherstone & Gail Noble
W434 Grade 4 Woodwind Solo 5 mins Cash Prizes
Own Choice $60,$30
Music from the current AMEB Syllabi or the syllabi for any other
recognised music examinations such as Trinity Guildhall or ABRSM
to be presented. Music from the current Music for Leisure Syllabi
may be used.
Sponsored by Etype Jazz
W435 Grade 5 Woodwind Solo 5 mins Cash Prizes
& under Own Choice $70,$40
Music from the current AMEB Syllabi or the syllabi for any other
recognised music examinations such as Trinity Guildhall or ABRSM
to be presented. Music from the current Music for Leisure Syllabi
may be used.
Sponsored by Etype Jazz
W436 Grade 6 Woodwind Solo 6 mins Vouchers
Own Choice $80,$40
Music from the current AMEB Syllabi or the syllabi for any other
recognised music examinations such as Trinity Guildhall or ABRSM
to be presented. Music from the current Music for Leisure Syllabi
may be used.
Sponsored by Presto Musical Repairs Pty. Ltd.
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SECTION AGE CONDITIONS MAX. TIME AWARDS
W437 Grade 7 Woodwind Solo Cash Prizes
& above Own Choice $145,$65,$40
Title/s & duration/s of work/s to be indicated on the entry form.
These are the work/s which must be performed in the competition.
The minimum duration should be 8 minutes.
Entry Fee $20 (Members $16) plus $20 deposit, refundable on
arriving to play
Sponsored by Anna Lester & Neal Holmes
W441 Open Age Clarinet/Saxophone min 5 mins Cash Prizes
Solo, Own Choice max 10 mins $90,$60
Accompanied or unaccompanied, own choice of work/s by any
Australian composer published since 1970. Sources for music:
Reed Music - www.reedmusic.com; Keys Press - keyspress.com.au
Wirripang - www.australiancomposers.com.au; Australian Music
Centre – www.australianmusiccentre.com.au
Entry Fee $20 (Members $16) plus $20 deposit, refundable on
arriving to play
Sponsored by Reed Music
A selection of Australian compositions for clarinet published by The
Keys Press can be viewed at Winston Music, 87 Winston Avenue,
Daw Park. The Keys Press offers 20% discount on their published
music to ALL 2011 eisteddfod entrants until 31/8/2011 – proof
required of entry.
Competitors entering this Division should also look at the
Wind Recital, the Concerto and Eisteddfod Ensemble Event.
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BRASS DIVISION
Sunday 14th August, before Woodwind Division
Adjudicator: Josie Hawkes
Acting Convenor: Robert Brown ph/fax 8431 0452
email: robbrown@adam.com.au
Venue: ROSEFIELD UNITING CHURCH
2 Carlton Street, Highgate
The Adelaide Eisteddfod Council advises that all entries accompanied by the
correct fees should be in the hands of the Secretary no later than the advertised
closing date. Late entries and entries that have become lost will not be
accepted. It is the responsibility of each entrant to ensure that each entry form
arrives safely at the address on the entry form (using registered mail or
delivering to 239 Magill Road, Maylands, is suggested). Cash should not be
sent in the post – this is unlawful.
Announcing in the Brass Division: Competitors may announce their number
and the title and composer of their piece/s if they wish.
Backing CD’s may be used in the Brass Division. Competitors are
responsible for providing their own playback equipment and CD’s. The
playback equipment used should be of good quality and set up before the
section starts.
The Standish Roberts Medallion will be awarded to a brass player for
excellence in performance.
Competitors entering the Brass Division should also look at the Wind Recital,
the Concerto and the Eisteddfod Ensemble.
SECTION AGE MAX.TIME AWARDS
ENTRY FEE per Section $14 (Members $10)
B502 14 yrs Solo 4 mins Medallions
& under Any Brass 1st, 2nd, 3rd
Own choice. Accompanist is required unless performing an
unaccompanied work.
Sponsor: The Australian Music Examinations Board of SA
B505 21 yrs Solo 8 mins Cash Prizes
& under Any Brass $45,$25
Own choice. Accompanist is required unless performing an
unaccompanied work.
Sponsors: Ollie Clark AM, Gordon Morrison and the University of
Adelaide Brass
NOTE: A Brass Convenor is needed to organise the Brass Division.
The two sections above are offered so that the Brass Division does not
disappear from the 2011 Adelaide Eisteddfod. Please contact the
secretary, Brenda Rayner, ph:8366 6531, FAX:8366 6501, for more
information about the position.
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FLUTE DIVISION
Convenor: Robert Brown
phone/fax (08) 8431 0452; email: robbrown@adam.com.au
Adjudicator: Carolyn Bounds
Friday August 12th to Monday August 15th
ROSEFIELD UNITING CHURCH 2 Carlton St. Highgate
The Adelaide Eisteddfod Council advises that all entries accompanied
by the correct fees should be in the hands of the Secretary no later
than the advertised closing date. Late entries and entries that have
become lost will not be accepted. It is the responsibility of each
entrant to ensure that each entry form arrives safely at the address on
the entry form (using registered mail or delivering to 239 Magill
Road, Maylands, is suggested). Cash should not be sent in the post –
this is unlawful.
RULES FOR THE FLUTE DIVISION
Competitors, teachers and parents are advised to read the general rules and
conditions very carefully. In addition, competitors entering the Flute Division
should note that:
1. They may play any number of pieces or movements unless otherwise
specified provided that the specified time limit is not exceeded. The interval
between pieces and movements will not be timed.
2. They may not play any set piece as an own choice.
3. In Grade Sections, works from the current syllabi (any recognised music
examinations, such as AMEB, ABRSM or Trinity Guildhall) for the grade
level being entered must be played. Competitors who have entered a Grade
Section where they are obviously more advanced than the level entered can be
disqualified by the adjudicator if he/she feels that there is a discrepancy, or
after receipt of a protest.
4. Competitors may only enter two under age sections in a given year.
5. Previous First Prize Winners are ineligible to enter the section in which
they gained their prize except as follows. For flute sections General Rule 13
does not apply. However previous First Prize Winners may enter sections
F613, F614, F615 and F616 again.
6. In sections where age limits apply the age of the competitor is as at 30 th
June 2011 except for M639 where the date is 27 th November 2011.
7. A legible piano score copy of own choice music to be performed must be
provided for the adjudicator. Original music should be collected at the
conclusion of each section. The music for set pieces and the AMEB
orchestral excerpts will be provided for the adjudicator.
8. In Sections F611, F612 and F620 competitors are asked to provide the title
and duration of the works to be performed on the entry form.
9. Competitors in the Flute Division should take note of General Rules 15 and
21; these refer to booking-in requirements and the order of competing.
10. Please refer to General Rules No. 11 about playing a set piece as an “Own
Choice” piece and No. 17 about “prompting, coaching, conducting or
directing” a competitor by a member of the audience.
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Note re Sections F611, F612, F620 and the Eisteddfod Concerto:
These are considered to be equally prestigious. Competitors who are
preparing an entire sonata or suite should consider entering the Complete Flute
Sonata or Suite Section, and competitors who are preparing an entire concerto
should think about entering the Eisteddfod Concerto. This information is
provided as a guide.
Announcing in the Flute Division: Competitors may announce their number
and the title/s and composer/s of the piece/s they will play if they wish.
Backing CD’s may be used in the Flute Division. Competitors are
responsible for providing their own playback equipment and CD’s. The
playback equipment used should be of good quality and set up before the
section starts.
The David Cubbin Flute Award will be presented to the most
promising flautist in the Open Flute Section, F611. Prof. David
Cubbin founded the Flute Society of SA in 1972 and was its first
President. He was Principal Flute in the Adelaide Symphony
Orchestra from 1955 to 1964, Lecturer in Flute at the Elder
Conservatorium from 1956 to 1973, and a foundation member of the
University of Adelaide Wind Quintet. He was Professor of Music at
the Tasmanian Conservatorium from 1985 to 1990 and President of
the Australian Flute Association from 1988 to 1995. He died in May
1997.
The Ray Rosser Memorial Award will be presented to the most
promising flautist from the 10 Years & Under and the 12 Years &
Under Sections. Ray Rosser was a keen amateur flautist who
competed in the first ever Darwin Eisteddfod in 1961. As a young
boy he played in the Lakemba Primary School Fife and Drum Band
(Sydney) under Victor McMahon. Ray studied flute with David
Cubbin and Alison Rosser. He worked with deaf children, was a
member of the Flute Society of SA and helped with the Second
Australian Flute Convention in 1976.
ENTRY FEE per Section $14 (Members $10) unless otherwise stated.
SECTION AGE CONDITIONS MAX. TIME AWARDS
F601 10 years Flute Solo 3 mins Medallions
& under Own Choice 1st,2nd,3rd
Sponsored by Margaret Coventry
F602 12 years Flute Solo 3 mins Medallions
& under Own Choice 1st,2nd,3rd
Sponsored by Jean Hill
The Ray Rosser Memorial Award of $100 will be presented to the
most promising flautist from the 10 Years & Under and the 12 Years
& Under Sections.
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FLUTE DIVISION
ENTRY FEE per Section $14 (Members $10) unless otherwise stated.
SECTION AGE CONDITIONS MAX. TIME AWARDS
F600 Flute Solo 4 mins Cash Prizes
Grade 2 $40, $15
Set Piece: March of the Grey Musketeers, Corrette
(AMEB Grade 2 Book, Series 2, Allans)
& Own Choice
Only music from the current Grade 2 AMEB Syllabi or the syllabi for any
other recognised music examinations eg ABRSM or Trinity Guildhall.
Music from the Flute for Leisure syllabi may be used.
Sponsored by Cara Seppelt
F603 Flute Solo 4 mins Cash Prizes
Grade 3 30 secs $65, $35
Set Piece: Rondo from Suite in B minor, J S Bach,
repeats, play Da Capo in editions
with DC & Own Choice
Only music from the current Grade 3 AMEB Syllabi or the syllabi for any
other recognised music examinations eg ABRSM or Trinity Guildhall.
Music from the Flute for Leisure syllabi may be used.
Sponsored by Ryszard Duluk
F604 14 years Flute Solo 4 mins Medallions
& under Own Choice 1st,2nd,3rd
Sponsored by Alison Rosser
F605 Flute Solo 5 mins Cash Prizes
Grade 4 $50,$30,$20
Set Piece: Moderato con moto, Charles Koechlin,
(AMEB Grade 4 Book, Series 2, Allans)
& Own Choice
Only music from the current Grade 4 AMEB Syllabus or the syllabi for any
other recognised music examinations eg ABRSM or Trinity Guildhall.
Music from the Flute for Leisure syllabi may be used.
Sponsored by Lisa Gill, Robert Brown & Annie Oates
F606 16 years Flute Solo 5 mins Cash Prizes
& under Own Choice $80,$50,$25
Sponsored by Caroline Weatherstone & Robert Brown
F607 18 years Flute Solo 7 mins Cash Prizes
& under Own Choice $130,$60,$30
Sponsored by Cara Seppelt, Robert Brown & Alison Rosser
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FLUTE DIVISION
ENTRY FEE per Section $14 (Members $10) unless otherwise stated.
SECTION AGE CONDITIONS MAX. TIME AWARDS
F608 Flute Solo 7 mins Vouchers/Cash
Grade 5 1st Award Voucher$50
2nd “ Voucher$30
3rd “ Cash $20
Set Piece: Gavotte from Suite in an Ancient Style,
Kronke (Zimmerman)
& Own Choice
Only music from the current Grade 4 AMEB Syllabus or the syllabi for any
other recognised music examinations eg ABRSM or Trinity Guildhall.
Music from the Flute for Leisure syllabi may be used.
Sponsored by Flute Tree & Annie Oates
F609 Flute Solo 7 mins Cash Prizes
Grade 6 $100,$60,$30
Set Piece: 1st Mvt., Andantino from Cinq Pièces
Brèves, Mouquet (Lemoine)
& Own Choice
Only music from the current Grade 6 AMEB Syllabus or the syllabi for
any other recognised music examinations eg ABRSM or Trinity Guildhall.
Music from the Flute for Leisure syllabi may be used.
Sponsored by Flute Society of SA Inc. & Cara Seppelt
F610 Flute Solo 5 mins min Cash Prizes
Grades 7&8 10 mins max $100,$40,$25
Own Choice
Currently presenting Grade 7 & 8 students only for any recognised music
examinations such as AMEB, ABRSM or Trinity Guildhall. This section is
not intended for competitors who have reached Associate Level or higher;
please refer to Flute Division Rule Number 3.
Entry Fee $20 (Members $16) plus $20 deposit, refundable on
arriving to play.
Sponsored by Elizabeth Koch & Robert Brown
F611 Open Flute Solo 8 mins Cash Prizes
Age Own Choice minimum $150,$70,$40
The title of the work(s) to be played and the duration must be
indicated on the entry form by the competitor. This is the work(s) that
the competitor must perform in the Eisteddfod.
Entry Fee $20 (Members $16), plus $20 deposit refundable on
arriving to play.
Sponsored by Alison Rosser, Annabel Boettcher,
Robert Brown & the Flute Society of SA Inc.
The David Cubbin Flute Award will be presented to
the most promising flautist who competes in this section.
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FLUTE DIVISION
ENTRY FEE per Section $14 (Members $10) unless otherwise stated.
SECTION AGE CONDITIONS MAX. TIME AWARDS
F612 Complete Flute 8 mins Cash Prizes
Sonata or Suite minimum $150,$60,$40
The title of the flute sonata or suite to be played and its duration must
be indicated on the entry form by the competitor. This is the work that
the competitor must perform in the Eisteddfod. The minimum
duration of the Flute Sonata/Suite should be 8 minutes.
Entry Fee $20 (Members $16), plus $20 deposit refundable on
arriving to play.
Sponsored by The Flute Society of SA Inc.,
Robert Brown, Alison Rosser & Kerryn Schofield
F613 Flute Duet, Grade 4 & Under 5 mins Medallions
Own Choice max 1st,2nd,3rd
Piano or other accompanying instrument optional
Sponsored by Karen Fletcher
F614 Flute Duet, Grade 5 & Over 7 mins Cash Prizes
Own Choice max $60,$40
Piano or other accompanying instrument optional
Sponsored by Melvyn Schlank, Masako Kondo & Beth Peake
F615 Piccolo Solo 5 mins Cash Prizes
Own Choice max $100,$30,$20
Entry Fee $14 (Members $10), plus $20 deposit refundable on
arriving to play.
Sponsored by Alan Aungles
F616 15 yrs Flute Trio or Quartet 5 mins Medallions
& under Own Choice 1st and 2nd
Piccolo may be used; and piano or other accompanying or
collaborating instrument(s) optional.
Sponsored by:
Suzuki Talent Education Association of Australia (SA) Inc.
& Michal Rosiak
F617 Flute Study 5 mins Cash Prizes
Any Flute Study Grade 5 to Grade 8 Level $100,$70
Sponsored by: Claire Gitsham & Samantha Hennessy
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FLUTE DIVISION
ENTRY FEE per Section $14 (Members $10) unless otherwise stated.
SECTION AGE CONDITIONS MAX. TIME AWARDS
F618 Flute Solo 5 mins Cash Prizes
Unaccompanied $70,$45
Sponsored by Alison Rosser, Robert Brown & Flute Society of SA
F619 Grades 6 to 8 Orchestral Excerpts Cash Prizes
5 mins $50,$25
Any two excerpts from the same grade level from the AMEB
publication Flute and Piccolo Orchestral Excerpts (Allans), or for
any other recognised music examinations such as ABRSM and
Trinity Guildhall.
Sponsored by Alison Rosser & Robert Brown
F620 18 years Flute Solo Cash Prizes
& over Work/s by any composer $130, $70
born in the 20th Century
The title of the work(s) to be played, composer, composer’s year of
birth and the duration must be indicated on the entry form by the
competitor. This is the work(s) that the competitor must perform in
the Eisteddfod.
Entry Fee $20 (Members $16), plus $20 deposit refundable on
arriving to play.
Sponsored by Cara Seppelt
F621 Open Age Flute Solo, Own Choice, Cash Prizes
Work/s by any Australian $90, $60
composer published since 1970,
Accompanied or Unaccompanied
Time Limit: 5 minutes minimum to 10 minutes maximum
Entry Fee $20 (Members $16), plus $20 deposit refundable on
arriving to play.
Sponsored by The Keys Press
Accompanied or unaccompanied, own choice of work/s by any
Australian composer published since 1970. Sources for music:
Keys Press- keyspress.com.au; Reed Music- www.reedmusic.com;
Wirripang- www.australiancomposers.com.au and Australian Music
Centre– www.australianmusiccentre.com.au. A selection of
Australian compositions published by The Keys Press can be viewed
at Winston Music, 87 Winston Avenue, Daw Park.
The Keys Press offers a 20% discount on their published music to
ALL 2011 competitors until 31.8.11.
Competitors entering the Flute Division should also look at the Wind
Recital (following page), the Concerto and the Eisteddfod Ensemble
Event.
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M639 17 years & Wind Recital 15 mins
above suggested max time limit
Open to all Wind & Brass Players First Prize $100
Additional sponsorship may increase this prize.
Adjudicators: Alison Rosser & Wendy Heiligenberg
One or more works which show the performer to his/her best
advantage within the time limit of 15 minutes.
(1): Rule 10 does not apply; therefore any piece performed in
this section may be repeated in another section and vice versa.
(2): Rule 12 does not apply; therefore any piece performed
which has won a first prize may be repeated in this section.
(3): Rule 13 does not apply; previous winners of this section
may re-enter.
Competitor/s under 26 at 27.11.11 who compete in this section may
be selected to perform in the SA Final of the 2011 MBS Young
Performer’s Award. The winner of the MBS National Final will
receive prize money of $10,000; see page 54. Entry forms for this
section must be clearly marked in RED if the entrant wishes to be
considered for the MBS Scholarship. Selected competitors from this
section may be invited to perform at a Recitals Australia Lunch Hour
Concert in Pilgrim Uniting Church.
This section will be held in conjunction with Section S339, the String
Recital, on Saturday August 20th at the Salvation Army Citadel, 55
George Street, Norwood.
Entry Fee $25 (Members $20), plus $20 deposit refundable on
arriving to play.
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VOCAL DIVISION
Thursday 4th August to Saturday 6th August
Adjudicator: Beverley Peart
A Mus A, Dip T Prim, B Ed, Grad Dip HS, SMIMT
Acting Convenor: Brenda Rayner
ph: 8366 6531
SALVATION ARMY CITADEL
55 George Street, Norwood
The Adelaide Eisteddfod Council advises that all entries accompanied
by the correct fees should be in the hands of the Secretary no later
than the advertised closing date. Late entries and entries that have
become lost will not be accepted. It is the responsibility of each
entrant to ensure that each entry form arrives safely at the address on
the entry form (using registered mail or delivering to 239 Magill
Road, Maylands, is suggested). Cash should not be sent in the post –
this is unlawful (see Rule No. 4 on page 11).
Competitors and others interested in the Vocal Division may notice
there are fewer sections than in recent previous years. This is due to
the difficulty of finding a Convenor or two Co-convenors to run this
division. It is hoped that this situation can be rectified in time for the
following year’s competitions, in order to avoid the cancellation of the
Vocal Division in 2012.
Competitors, teachers and parents are advised to read the Rules &
Conditions carefully.
In addition, competitors in the Vocal Division should note the following:
1. They may not compete in more than ONE voice range.
2. If competitors wish to ensure eligibilty of their choice of items, they
should forward a list to the Secretary before June 30, 2011.
3. A legible copy of the music to be performed must be provided for the
adjudicator and collected at the conclusion of the section. (See Rule 23
re photocopied material.)
4. It is expected that all competitors will provide an original copy of the
music to be performed. Where a photocopy is being used it is the
responsibility of the competitor to ensure that the copy has been
obtained legally and that a completed Form No.1 “Performer’s
Declaration Form for Eisteddfods and Music Competitions” is
presented when booking in for competition.
5. Forms may be obtained from teachers, convenors and at the venue.
6. When a competitor is singing in a language other than English,
he/she must give a BRIEF translation to the audience. A LITERAL
TRANSLATION OF EVERY WORD IS NOT REQUIRED.
7.Competitors are not to communicate with the adjudicator until after
having finished competing in all sections entered.
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VOCAL DIVISION
ENTRY FEE per section $14 (Members $10)
SECTION AGE CONDITIONS MAX. TIME AWARDS
V709 LES DUTTON MEMORIAL
18 yrs to 30 Own Choice in English Cash Prizes
at 27.11.11 No time limit $80,$50,$30
Any Voice. An Art Song or Ballad or Sacred Solo.
(Not to include G & S or Musical Comedy)
Sponsored by Mavis Dutton
V721 FRENCH ART SONG
18 years Any Voice No time Cash Prizes
& over limit $300,$150,$50
(1) French Art Song sung in French plus
(2) Another classical song in a language other than French or
English
Sponsored by Guila Tiver
V722 EDITH & ERN DAVEY MEMORIAL DUET
20 years Duet: Any Voice 7 mins Cash Prizes
& under Own Choice $80,$50,$20
Sponsored by the Davey Family
V730 20 yrs SONG BY AUSTRALIAN COMPOSER
& under Any Voice No time limit $50,$30,$20
Suggested composers: Wesley-Smith, W Dudley Messenger, Oscar
Walters, Graeme Koehne, Stephen Yates, Andrew Close, Colin
Brumby, Dean Rancewicz, Timothy Sexton, Wendy Hiscocks, Peter
Sculthorpe (except D. Le Gallienne)
V733 21 yrs SONG BY AUSTRALIAN COMPOSER
& over Any Voice No time limit $120,$80,$60
Suggested composers: Wesley-Smith, W Dudley Messenger, Oscar
Walters, Graeme Koehne, Stephen Yates, Andrew Close, Colin
Brumby, Dean Rancewicz, Timothy Sexton, Wendy Hiscocks, Peter
Sculthorpe (except D. Le Gallienne)
V730 and V733 are sponsored by Suzanne Hirst
(1) Age limits, where not specified, are the age of the competitor
as at the 30th June 2011.
(2) If there are less than five entries for a section it may be
cancelled or a single prize awarded.
(3) A timekeeper will be appointed and when the time limits
stipulated are not adhered to then no mark, placing or prize is
awarded to that competitor. However the written adjudicator
feedback will be provided.
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V739: MBS YOUNG PERFORMER’S AWARD
$10,000 SCHOLARSHIP
ENTRY ONLY VIA THE ADELAIDE EISTEDDFOD
Up to four singers will be selected from senior entrants in the
Vocal Division to compete in the SA State Final of the MBS
Young Performer’s Award. There will not be a specific
section in which competitors must perform. The selection
will be made by the adjudicator based on all sections entered
in the 2011 competitions. Competitors will need to
demonstrate performance and vocal skills across a diverse
range of singing styles.
To be eligible, a competitor must have been resident in South
Australia for at least twelve months prior to the date of the
National Final. The age limit for singers is 30 years and
under on November 27th 2011.
There is not an additional entry fee for Section V739.
HOWEVER entrants wishing to be considered for selection
for V739 should clearly mark their entry in RED on the entry
form and n/a where the fee would be written. Previous
winners of V735/V736 may enter provided they meet the age
requirements, and therefore previous winners of V735 may
enter that section this year in order to compete for the MBS
Scholarship (only).
The winner of the 5MBS SA Final Round will go forward to
compete against three interstate finalists for the scholarship of
$10,000.
Selected competitors from V739, at the discretion of
Recitals Australia, may be invited to perform at a
Wednesday Lunch Hour Concert in Pilgrim Uniting
Church organised by Recitals Australia.
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VOCAL DIVISION
V735
THE FRIENDS OF THE STATE OPERA SA INC.
DAWN WALLACE AWARD
Adjudicator: Beverley Peart
A Mus A, Dip T Prim, B Ed, Grad Dip HS, SMIMT
First Award $3,000
Second Award $500
4 Finalists Awards of $125
Age Limit: 21 years & under 36 years
as at June 30th 2011
Any Voice. Previous First Prize Winners are ineligible
Open to Australian Citizens only
Entry into Section V733 is a pre-requisite
Time Limit for Heat – 16 minutes maximum
Each competitor will be required to prepare three Arias.
Each competitor to sing the following in the HEAT:
(a) any Aria which may be in English plus
(b) an Aria in the original language or
an Aria in a different language from the two
above.
All arias must be from the accepted performing repertoire of Opera.
A MAXIMUM OF SIX FINALISTS WILL BE CHOSEN.
FINAL:
(a) the prepared Aria not performed in the Heat plus
(b) one of the other Arias as selected by the adjudicator.
Time Limit for Final – 16 minutes maximum
Copies of selections must be provided for the adjudicator.
Competitors must provide their own accompanist and be sure s/he is
available to perform at the required time.
HEATS
Friday 5th August 2011 at The Salvation Army Citadel, Norwood
FINAL
Saturday 6th August 2011, 7pm, Salvation Army Citadel, Norwood
ENTRY FEE $35 (Members $27) plus $20 deposit refunded on
performance in Heat
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ADELAIDE EISTEDDFOD CONCERTO
C901
Venue: Salvation Army Citadel, Norwood
Convenors:
Jane Burgess ph: 0402 289 628, email: janieliz@adam.com.au
Lindsay Lavers ph: 8258 5732, email: ljlavers@gmail.com
Adjudicator: Dr. Kevin Cameron
Heats: Tues. August 23rd; Final Thur. August 25th
First Prize $1,400 sponsored by Teresa Lavers $500, the
Adelaide Eisteddfod Concerto Trust $500 and
Mitcham Rotary Club $400
Second Prize $400 sponsored by Prof. David Lockett
Third Prize $200 sponsored by Anon.
Age Limit 30 Years and Under
Previous 1st Prize Winners of the Piano Concerto, String Concerto,
Woodwind/Brass/Percussion Concerto or the Adelaide Eisteddfod
Concerto (C901, P201, S301 or W401) are not eligible to enter.
Open to the following instruments:
piano, orchestral strings, harp, classical guitar, flute, piccolo,
woodwind, recorder, saxophone, brass and percussion.
Please enter Section C901, The Eisteddfod Concerto, on a
separate form from all other entries.
Own choice of a concerto or major work for solo instrument and
orchestra. Works other than concerti are to be approved by the
Eisteddfod Council prior to confirmation of entry. The title and
composer of the chosen concerto or solo work and its duration must
be written on the entry form. Any change to this must be advised in
writing and received by the Secretary no later than four weeks before
the starting date of the competition.
A performance of a suggested 15 minutes is required for the Heat. A
minimum of five competitors will be required for this section to go
ahead. Finalists will play the complete concerto.
Entry fee $35 (Members $27) plus $20 deposit,
refundable on arriving to play in the Heats
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Special Award Winners’ Concert
Rosefield Uniting Church,
2 Carlton Street, Highgate
Monday September 5th 2011, 7.30pm
Featuring selected Special Award Winners
from the 2011 City of Adelaide Eisteddfod
Admission: Adult $10, Members/Seniors/Students $8
Children under 16 free
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INSTRUMENTAL / VOCAL
National MBS Young Performer’s Award
A.E.T.Trust $10,000 Travelling Scholarship
2MBS, 3MBS, 4MBS and 5MBS
National Sponsor:
Australian Elizabethan Theatre Trust
SA Sponsor:
Radio 5MBS FM
The Music Broadcasting Society of South Australia
For the past eight years Radio 5MBS FM has sponsored a South
Australian performer to compete against 3 interstate competitors for
this prestigious and valuable scholarship. Eight or nine winners from
the most senior sections of the Adelaide Eisteddfod will be selected
for a chance to compete for the $10,000 prize.
To be eligible a competitor must have been resident in SA for at least
twelve months prior to the date of the National Final. The age limit
is 25 for instrumentalists and 30 for singers as at 27 th November.
Competitors must perform a maximum of 15 minutes of classical
repertoire - one or more items - to best show their talents. Previous
SA Final winners are not eligible to enter again. The SA Final will
be held on Sunday 25th September at St John’s Anglican Church, 379
Halifax St., Adelaide. The National Final will be held interstate in
November 2011.
Three of the past six scholarship winners have been from South
Australia. The concerts will be recorded for future broadcast by
5MBS and each participant will receive a CD.
Entry ONLY via the 2011 Adelaide Eisteddfod
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