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STUDENTS:

  • Students should wear nice clothes for the contest.
  • Students should conduct themselves at the Festival with the utmost respect for the judge, the guest facility, and the other performers.  NO running, loud conversations or gum is permitted while in the building.  Absolutely no talking in any of the performance rooms.
  • Arrive early to warm-up in the designated warm-up area.
  • All large instrument cases are to be left in the assigned school storage area during performances and must have a nametag with the student’s name and the school they attend.
  • Everyone should be in their assigned performance room 20-30 minutes before playing and be ready ahead of schedule.
  • All soloist and ensembles must provide a separate fresh copy of the music for the judge on the day of the contest.
  • Students should introduce themselves, the school they attend, their accompanist if using one, and the title of the song and composer before beginning their performance.  Always wait for approval by the judge before starting your presentation.

 

PARENTS:

  • Review expectations with daughter/son and provide support for participation. 
  • Copy one original piece of music for judges and put school name on copy at the top of the music.
  • Provide transportation to the Festival location.

MUSIC DIRECTORS:

  • Provide families with appropriate information
  • Review expectations with students and provide support for participation. 
  • Collect and submit completed entries for your school.
  • Act as contact for festival organizers and volunteers.

 

This Festival provides an excellent opportunity for students to receive positive feedback, develop individual confidence, and become a strong performer.



 

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