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CHORAL CLASSES

CLASS 8 - CITY OF LINCOLN
 

The City of Lincoln Plaque and Award shall be given for the best performance by i) a choral group of 13 or more singers the majority of whom are 18 years or over, or ii) a choir of men and boys. Competition is based on the total performance of two contrasting selections, one of which must be sung in three or more parts. Only one of the two selections may be a folksong. Brief solo passages are allowed.

CLASS 9 - GEORGE S. MATHIESON
 

The George S. Mathieson Plaque and Award shall be given for the best performance by a choral group of 13 or more singers, aged 19 years and under as of December 31 prior to the National Festival. Five percent (5%) of the choir membership may exceed the specified age limit by no more than two (2) years. Competition is based on the total performance of two contrasting selections, one of which must be sung in three or more parts. Only one of the two selections may be a folksong. Brief solo passages are allowed.

CLASS 10 - RICHARD W. COOKE
 

The Richard W. Cooke Plaque and Award shall be given for the best performance by a small ensemble of 8 to 12 singers with no age limitations. Competition is based on the total performance of two contrasting selections, one of which must be sung in three or more parts and one of which must be a madrigal. Brief solo passages are allowed.

CLASS 11 - DR. & MRS. J.F.K. ENGLISH
 

The Dr. & Mrs. J.F.K. English Plaque and Award shall be given for the best performance by a choir of 13 or more singers, aged 14 years and under as of December 31 prior to the National Festival. Five percent (5%) of the choir membership may exceed the specified age limit by no more than two (2) years. Competition is based on the total performance of two contrasting selections, one of which must be sung in two or more parts. One of the two selections may be a folksong. Brief solo passages are allowed.

CLASS 12 - MARGARET WHARTON MEMORIAL
 

The Margaret Wharton Memorial Plaque and Award shall be given for the best performance by a choir of 13 or more singers, aged 10 years and under as of December 31 prior to the National Festival. Five percent (5%) of the choir membership may exceed the specified age limit by no more than two (2) years. Competition is based on the total performance of two contrasting selections, one of which must be sung in two or more parts. One of the two selections may be a folksong. Brief solo passages are allowed.

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OVERVIEW

AMENDMENTS

GENERAL
Management
Definitions
Eligibility
Test Pieces
Entries and Entry Fees
Programme Procedure
Admission of
Competitors & Public
Awards
Final Concert
Complaints & Protests
Scholarships and
Cash Awards

ROSE BOWL COMPETITIONS
Senior
Junior
Junior Vocal
Group Competitions
(Choral & Instrumental)

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PROVINCIAL AND
NATIONAL MUSIC FESTIVALS

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Overview

Regulations:
- Local Competitions
- Provincial Level
- National Music
Festival

Performance Regulations
Overview
Class 1 - Vocal Solo
Class 2 - Piano Solo
Class 3 - String Solo
Class 4 - Classical
Guitar
Class 5 - Woodwind
Solo
Class 6 - Brass Solo
Class 7 - Chamber
Group

Choral Regulations
- Overview
- 3 Competition Levels
- Choral Classes

ELIGIBILITY