INSTRUMENTAL – JULY/AUGUST

Please read the General Rules and Division-Specific Rules carefully to avoid disqualification.

All competitors are required to frequently check the Eisteddfod website for the latest updates.

INSTRUMENTAL - GENERAL RULES

1. Own choice of music.
2. Own Choice submissions for Instrumental Solos need only include the accompaniment scores where the accompaniment is essential to the adjudicator’s assessment of the performance.
3. Full scores are only required for Duets, Trios, Quartets and Instrumental Groups (unless otherwise stated).
4. Backing Tracks and foldback speakers are not permitted unless specified.
5. Competitors may perform more than once in multi-instrument solo sections, provided each solo performance is on a different instrument.
6. Tuning for groups of two (2) or more, not accompanied by piano, is to be done off-stage.
7. Instruments must be supplied by competitors, unless otherwise stated.
8. One selection/movement only except in Championship Sections and Division 22 (Instrumental Groups). When a pre-Classical piece is chosen in any Division, two contrasting movements may be performed.
9. In All-Age Graded Sections in this Discipline:

• Age limits do not apply.
• Grade levels are for any approved examination body such as: AMEB, Trinity, Royal Schools, ABRSM.
• A competitor must not have passed an examination which is of a higher level than that of the entered Section
• Repertoire must be selected from the current Syllabus of an approved examining body at the Grade Level being entered.

DIVISION 15 - MULTI-INSTRUMENT SOLOS AND DUETS

1. Open to any instrument other than piano, unless otherwise specified.

INSTRUMENTAL AND PIANO SONATA DUET

1.               Judged as a duet.
2.              Two players – one instrumental and one piano.

OTHER INSTRUMENT DUET

     a. Open to any instrumental combination other than those programmed.