A RELAXED AND WELCOMING PERFORMANCE OPPORTUNITY FOR STRING STUDENTS OF ALL LEVELS
Sunday 3rd May 2009 9:30am to 4pm
Shenton College Arts Centre,
227 Stubbs Terrace, Shenton Park see map
Adjudicators: Tzvi Friedl and Michael Goldschlager, both well known and highly respected soloists and teachers
Applications have closed.
How to Pay:
An invoice will be sent to your email address, once you have completed the online application form. (If you do not receive the email, contact us straightaway). You will find instructions on how to pay on the invoice.
Payment must be made within seven days of receipt of your invoice, otherwise the application might be cancelled to make room for new applicants.
Enquiries:
Please contact Rennae van der Laan by email: rennaeandterry@iinet.net.au
Accompanist: (Stephanie Nichols & Jenny Warren)
The festival will provide a piano accompanist free of charge for each performance.
Instruction on where to post your piano music can be found on your invoice.
If you wish to have a rehearsal before, please contact your allocated accompanist directly.
You will know who your accompanist is when the performance timetable is available.
(NB. You may use your own accompanist if you wish, but at your own cost)
Performance Timetable:
Performers will be notified of their performance time by email after Thursday 9th April.
Performance time will also be available from this website.
Fees:
The cost for each performance piece is $25.
Additional family member discount: $15 per performance piece
Ensembles: an extra $10 per extra member. (ie. a duet is $35, a trio is $45 etc.s)
In addition to gaining good experience in giving a performance, each performer receives a medallion, a certificate and a feedback sheet from the adjudicator.
Multiple registrations:
Teachers and schools who wish to enter bulk registrations, please download this "excel file", fill it in and email it back to Andrew Patrick. Click here to download the excel form
Enquiries re multiple registrations to Andrew Patrick.
What to wear:
Neat and presentable dress is recommended, however, the performer should wear what he or she feels good in.
|
