City of Hobart Performing Arts Eisteddfod (75th)
Singing
04 Jun 2025 to 08 Jun 2025
(To be confirmed after receipt of Entries and Programming has been finalised)
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68th City of Hobart Eisteddfod

Rules & Information

From 2017, The City of Hobart Eisteddfod will only be publishing an online version of the syllabus and receiving online entries. If you or your organisation requires assistance, please email secretary@hobarteisteddfod.com.au.

Entries close the 10th of April, although late entries can be received online with the addition of a $10 late fee per section entry. The eisteddfod reserves the right to refuse or accept late entries. Stardom will be accepting entries up until midnight, the 20th of April.

Notification of performance time is only available once the full program has been released.

Please note that any prize amounts shown are indicative and subject to change without notice. Prizes will be confirmed in the released program.

Information is updated regularly on the Eisteddfod's website and Facebook page.

New for 2018 - Condition 2h

The City of Hobart Eisteddfod Society reserves the right to remove or combine classes which have fewer than three entrants. 

New from 2017 - APRA Fee $0.77c Per Entry

There have been significant changes to the way eisteddfods are licensed to use music which will have an impact on the City Of Hobart Eisteddfod from 2017. These changes are out of the control of the City of Hobart Eisteddfod but have forced the imposition of an APRA license fee to be added to each Eisteddfod Entry. This fee is placed on each and every class entry regardless of participant numbers (solo, group, choir, band etc) and regardless of the type and amount of items performed in each particular entry.

APRA AMCOS, ARIA and PPCA are rights management organisations who secure a financial return (royalties) for performers, composers and songwriters whose works are used and enjoyed by all Australian organisations, including Eisteddfods. You may have a licence with all or some of these organisations.

Adjudicators

Pianoforte - Glen Riddle

Classical Voice - Christopher Richardson

Instrumental - Mark Sullivan

Instrumental Groups & Percussion – T.B.A.

Contemporary Voice / Musical Theatre - Heather Fletcher

Choral & Vocal Groups - Christopher Richardson

Drama - Lisa Gormley

Nelle Ashdown Award - T.B.A.

Major Award - Nelle Ashdown Memorial $1,300

The finalists will be the winners of the Open Pianoforte Recital, the Open Instrumental Recital and the DJ Mazda Open Operatic Aria. To be eligible for the award they will be required to perform in the latter part of the Highlights Concert on July 2nd. Adjudication will be based upon the Highlights Concert performance. Performance item/s can be own choice. Time limit 10 minutes. A copy of the music is to be provided for the adjudicator.

Major Award - Lord Mayor’s Outstanding Secondary School

An aggregate award for the secondary school gaining the most awards with groups of three or more students in any section or combination of sections. Each group must be entered by the school, not privately.

 

PROPOSED SESSION DATES & VENUES

Choral

27th June

Federation Concert Hall

Pianoforte

29 May to

1 June 

Hobart Town Hall

Classical Voice

28 June to

1 July

Hobart Town Hall

Drama

24-26 May 

 Hobart Town Hall

Contemporary/Music Theatre Voice

14-17 June 

Hobart Town Hall

Instrumental - Percussion

26th June

Federation Concert Hall

Instrumental - Bands

26th June

Federation Concert Hall

Instrumental

17-21 June 

Hobart Town Hall

Highlights Concert

2nd July

Hobart Town Hall

 

Dates for the Major Classes - Providing Entry to the Nelle Ashdown Award

Pianoforte Open Recital

Evening of 1st of June

DJ Mazda Operatic Aria

Evening of 30th June

Instrumental Open Recital

Evening of 21st June

 

 

Monday

 

Tuesday

 

Wednesday

 

Thursday

 

Friday

 

Saturday

 

Sunday

May 21

 

22

 

23

 

24

Drama

 

25

Drama

 

26

Drama

 

27

 

28

 

29

Piano

 

30

Piano

 

31

Piano

 

1 June

Piano

 

2

 

3

 

4

 

5

 

6

 

7

 

8

 

9

 

10

 

11

 

12

 

13

 

14

Contemporary

Voice

 

15

Contemporary

Voice

 

16

Contemporary

Voice

 

17

Contemporary

Voice

 

18

Instrumental

 

19

Instrumental

 

20

Instrumental

 

21

Instrumental

 

22

 

23

 

24

 

25

 

26

Federation

Concert Hall

Instrumental

27

Federation

Concert Hall

Choral

 

28

Classical

Voice

 

29

Classical

Voice

 

30

Classical

Voice

 

1 July

Classical

Voice

 

 

 

CONDITIONS OF ENTRY

1. Acceptance

1a. Entries must be lodged within the specified period, complete in all details and accompanied by the correct fees, by online entry. Credit/Debit cards facilities are provided by the online entry system which incur no additional fees. Cheques, money orders and postal notes must be made payable to: The City of Hobart Eisteddfod Society Inc. By submitting the entry form you, or the person on whose behalf it is submitted, are acknowledging that you unconditionally agree to be bound by these conditions. Entry fees are not refundable.

2. General Conditions

2a. An administration fee of $2 is charged per online entry. A single entry may be used for multiple class and discipline entries for multiple competitors. In addition, an APRA license fee of $0.77 cents per class entry will be automatically calculated and added to each online entry. This fee is regardless of the number of performers in each class.

2b. Entry may be made in any classes listed within the entrant’s age group. Age will be taken as at 8th of May 2018. For a competitor to be eligible for an age specific special award, entrants aged 18 and under must have their age specified on the entry form.

2c. Participants in graded classes may enter no more than two grades per instrument. The grades must be consecutive.

2d. Any one work may be performed by an entrant in one class only.

2e. Previous City of Hobart Eisteddfod winning (i.e. first prize) items may not be performed again by the same competitor.

2f. Entrants must check the class number, category and age group for each competitor on their entry, as contestants may not move from one class to another or change the order of performance once the program has been printed. Exceptions: classes 430, 840, 1350 and 1490.

2g. In the case of an irregular entry in exceptional circumstances the Executive Committee of the City of Hobart Eisteddfod Society Inc at its discretion may permit the contestant/s to perform and receive a report. The contestant/s will not be eligible for an award.

2h. The City of Hobart Eisteddfod Society reserves the right to remove or combine classes which have fewer than three entrants.

3. Choice of Material

3a. All items are own choice, but care should be taken that items chosen comply with the requirements as itemised for the class and category. The quality of choice will be taken into consideration. All classes are limited to the performance of one item only unless otherwise specified.

3b. Vocal, Choral and Drama items in classes other than Open should be age appropriate. Items chosen for the Highlights Concert should be suitable for a family (PG) concert.

4. Check-in Requirements

4a. Entrants must check in and present adjudicator’s copy at least 15 minutes prior to the commencement time of each session in which entry has been made. Entrants whose adjudicator’s copies are not available before the beginning of a class may become ineligible for an award.

4b. Copies must be clean and legible, and should have attached the official check-in slip available from the check-in desk or downloadable from the website, with details of class number, entrant number and name, composer/author and composition title/s. The accompanist’s part for instrumental and vocal solos and choirs should be included. Bars must be numbered at the beginning of each stave (line). If accompaniments have been abridged, this should be marked in the adjudicator’s copy.

4c. Copyright: By the terms of the Eisteddfod’s copyright licence, photocopied material provided for the adjudicator is not returned and must be destroyed by the Eisteddfod Society. Participants are not permitted to perform from photocopied material unless the original is given to the adjudicator. Exception: printed copies of legally downloaded material are acceptable, and should be marked as such if they are to be returned.

5. Performance

5a. Competitors are asked to announce clearly the titles and composers/authors of their items.

5b. Competitors are responsible for providing their own equipment, including percussion equipment and amplification. Competitors in groups should provide their own music stands. Two music stands are provided at all venues.

5c. Instruments requiring amplification are allowed only for Instrumental Group classes 960 to 1020, and 1070.

5d. The order of performance will be as printed in the official program. Exceptions: classes 430, 840, 1350 and 1490.

5e. Any entrant who has not checked in or who is not present at the required time may forfeit the right to perform. Please ensure that your accompanist is also available at the required time. NB: Please bear in mind that competitors often play well within time limits. Withdrawals also affect class commencement times.

6. Time Limits

6a. Performers and teachers should ensure that works selected fit comfortably within the time limit, to allow for flexibility within the performance. Accompaniment may be abridged. Performances which exceed the time limit may be deemed ineligible for an award.

6b. Performance will be timed from the first to the last note of the contestant or accompanist, excluding tuning. For recitals and other classes with more than one piece, applause and time between pieces is not timed. Exceptions: classes 1070 and 1490, where the entire performance is timed, excluding only applause.

7. Accompaniment

7a. Works composed with accompaniment should be performed with accompaniment. Entrants should make their own arrangements for an accompanist. If needed, see www.hobarteisteddfod.com.au  for a list of suggested accompanists. Please ensure that the accompanist is available at the required time. See also Condition 17.

7b. Recorded accompaniment is not permitted.

8. Adjudication

8a. Adjudication decisions will be final.

8b. In addition to monetary awards listed, Award Certificates and Certificates of Merit are usually awarded in all classes. The Committee reserves the right to combine or withhold awards upon the advice of the adjudicator. Written reports are provided for all entrants and are available at the end of each session from the check-in desk.

8c. The Committee reserves the right to appoint an assistant or substitute adjudicator if an advertised adjudicator becomes unavailable.

8d. Performers should refrain from entering a category if they have been taught or mentored by the adjudicator of that category in the six months prior to the commencement of the Eisteddfod.

9. General

9a. Photographs, video and audio recordings of actual performances are not permitted. Exception: photographs and recordings made by or on behalf of the Committee of the City of Hobart Eisteddfod Society Inc, including those for archival or publicity purposes.

9b. Alarm watches, mobile phones and other electronic equipment must be turned off.

10. Conduct of the Eisteddfod

10a. The Executive Committee of the City of Hobart Eisteddfod Society Inc will determine any matters arising out of, or not covered by, the Conditions of Entry, such decisions being final and not subject to any court or other process.

10b. The Society reserves the right to combine or cancel classes in the event of insufficient entries.

10c. The Society does not accept liability for loss or injury to persons or property during the Eisteddfod.

11. Eisteddfod Highlights Concert

11a. Winners of Perpetual Trophies and Special Awards may be invited to perform at the Eisteddfod Highlights Concert on July 2nd. Award winners of the DJ Mazda Open Operatic Aria, the Open Pianoforte Recital and the Open Instrumental Recital will be required to perform in the latter part of the Highlights Concert to be eligible for the Nelle Ashdown Memorial Award.

Drama75th City of Hobart Eisteddfod


75th City of Hobart Eisteddfod


Rules & Information

 

The City of Hobart Eisteddfod only publish an online version of the syllabus.
If you or your organisation requires assistance, please email 
secretary@hobarteisteddfod.net.au.

 

 

 

Entries open on the 3rd of March.

Entries close @ midnight on the 7th of April.

(Late entries MAY be accepted until midnight on the 11th of April)

 

Programme publish date is the 1st of May.

 

Please note:

o   PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE READ THE CONDITIONS OF ENTRY

o   Late Entries will incur a fee of $10 per entry.

o    Prize amounts shown are indicative and subject to change without notice.

o    Prizes will be confirmed in the released programme.

o    Information is updated regularly on the Eisteddfod's website and Facebook page.

PLEASE VISIT THEM

o    If you feel that something in the syllabus is incorrect, please contact the secretary.

 

APRA Fee

Since 2017, there have been significant changes to the way eisteddfods are licensed to use music. This has an impact on the City of Hobart Eisteddfod. These changes are out of the control of the City of Hobart Eisteddfod but have forced the imposition of an APRA license fee to be added to each Eisteddfod Entry. This fee is placed on each and every section entry regardless of participant numbers (solo, group, choir, band etc) and regardless of the type and number of items performed in each particular entry.

 

APRA AMCOS, ARIA and PPCA are rights management organisations who secure a financial return (royalties) for performers, composers and songwriters whose works are used and enjoyed by all Australian organisations, including Eisteddfods. You may have a licence with all or some of these organisations.

 

 

 

PROPOSED
SESSION DATES & VENUES

Piano

27 – 31 May

Hobart Town Hall

Instrumental

31 May - 4 June

Hobart Town Hall

Singing

4 – 8 June

Hobart Town Hall

Highlights Concert

5:00pm Sunday 15 June

Hobart Town Hall

 

 

ADJUDICATORS WILL BE ANNOUNCED SHORTLY

 

 

 

 

 



CONDITIONS OF ENTRY

1.    Acceptance of Entries

a.    Entries must be lodged online with Stardom, within the specified period, complete in all details, and accompanied by the correct fees, payable at the time.

 

b.    By submitting the entry form you, or the person on whose behalf it is submitted, are acknowledging that you unconditionally agree to be bound by these conditions. 

 

c.    Entry fees are not refundable except when an event is cancelled. 

 

d.    Entry fees cannot be transferred to another event should entrants change their mind after final timetabling.

 

2.    General Conditions

a.      An administration fee of $3.00 is charged per entry and an APRA license fee of $2 for each performance entered.

b.      Entry may be made in any sections listed within the entrant’s age group. Age will be taken as at 1 May 2025. 

c.      Participants in graded sections may enter no more than two grades per instrument. The grades must be consecutive.

d.      Previous City of Hobart Eisteddfod winning items (i.e. first prize) may not be performed again by the same competitor within a two year period.

e.      Entrants must check the section number, category, and age group for each competitor on their entry, as contestants may not move from one section to another or change the order of performance once that discipline has commenced, unless approved by the Executive Committee of the City of Hobart Eisteddfod Society (EC). 

f.        In the case of an irregular entry, in exceptional circumstances, the EC at its discretion, may permit the contestant/s to perform and receive a report but they will not be eligible for an award.

g.      The EC reserves the right to remove or combine sections which have fewer than three entrants.

h.        The EC reserves the right to allow variances of all rules and guidelines at their discretion, and to decide on any matter not covered by all listed rules and guidelines. Decisions of this nature will be deemed final without further question. 

i.          Behaviour: A high standard of decorum is expected from all participants and patrons. Behaviour, which is contrary to the spirit of the event, especially if directed at Eisteddfod representatives, adjudicators or entrants, will result in the offender/s being asked to leave. Offending entrants or entrants associated with offenders will be disqualified and may incur future bar. The EC will deal with any issues of this nature, as it deems appropriate.

j.          Alarm watches, mobile phones and other electronic equipment must be turned to silent.

k.        Protests: A protest must be in writing, signed and lodged with the convenor within an hour of the reason for the protest occurring. Protests must be accompanied by a $15 fee. This amount will be forfeited if the protest is considered invalid, or is over-ruled by the EC, and refundable if the protest is upheld. Protests can be made only by competitors, their teachers, parents or guardians. Any protest will be referred to the EC and the resulting decision will be final and accepted without further question.

l.          Volunteers and Adjudicator(s) are not permitted to advise, interpret, or vary any rules, conditions or any aspect of the conduct of the Eisteddfod. The Eisteddfod Committee will not accept responsibility for any outcome arising from such unauthorised actions.

m.      The City of Hobart Eisteddfod Society does not accept liability for loss or injury to persons or property during the Eisteddfod.

3.    Choice of Material

a.      All items are own choice, but care should be taken that items chosen comply with the requirements as itemised for the section and category in the syllabus. The quality of choice will be taken into consideration.

b.      All items in sections other than Open should be age appropriate.  All items chosen for the Highlights Concert must be free of strong language and offensive material. Please be aware that lyrics may have to be modified for this audience.

c.      A work may only be performed once, and not repeated in other sections of the same annual City of Hobart Eisteddfod.

4.    Check-in Requirements

a.      Entrants MUST check in and present the “adjudicator’s copy” of your music at least 30 MINUTES PRIOR TO THE COMMENCEMENT TIME OF THE SECTION in which entry has been made. Entrants whose “adjudicator’s copies” are not available before the beginning of a section may become ineligible for an award.

b.      “Adjudicator’s Copies” must be clean and legible, and should have attached the official check-in slip available from the check-in desk or downloadable from the website, with details of section number, entry number and entrant’s name, composer/author and composition title/s. The accompanist’s part for instrumental, singing solos and choral should be included. Bars must be numbered at the beginning of each stave (line). If accompaniments have been abridged, this should be marked in the “adjudicator’s copy”.

c.      Copyright: By the terms of the Eisteddfod’s copyright licence, photocopied material provided for the adjudicator is not returned and must be destroyed by the Eisteddfod Committee. Participants are not permitted to perform from photocopied material unless the original is given to the adjudicator. Exception: printed copies of legally downloaded material are acceptable and should be marked as such if they are to be returned.

d.      Competitors who do not intend to compete in a section for which they have entered should as a courtesy notify the Secretary to that effect 24 hours before the time appointed for that particular section.

5.    Performance

a.      Competitors are asked to clearly announce the titles and composers/authors of their items.

b.      Competitors are responsible for providing their own equipment, including percussion equipment and amplification. Competitors in larger groups should provide their own music stands. Four music stands are provided at the Town Hall.

c.      No amplification of Instruments is allowed.

d.      The order of performance will be as published in the official programme. The EC reserves the right to alter or amend the programme in any way.

e.      Any entrant who has not checked in 30 minutes prior or who is not present at the required time may forfeit the right to perform. Please ensure that your accompanist is also available at the required time. NB: Bear in mind that competitors often play well within time limits. Withdrawals also affect section commencement times.

f.        Entrants are expected to be prepared for their event at the time of performance. 

g.      An event with an estimated start time (EST) will never commence before this time but may commence after this time if the proceeding event or division runs overtime. 

6.    Time Limits

a.      Performers and teachers should ensure that works selected fit comfortably within the time limit, to allow for flexibility within the performance. Accompaniment may be abridged. Performances which exceed the time limit may be deemed ineligible for an award.

b.      Performances will be timed from the first to the last note of the contestant or accompanist, excluding tuning. For recitals and other sections with more than one piece, applause and time between pieces is not timed.

7.    Accompaniment

a.      Works composed with accompaniment should be performed with an accompanist.

b.      Entrants should make their own arrangements for an accompanist. If needed, see www.hobarteisteddfod.com for a list of suggested accompanists. Please ensure that the accompanist is available at the required time. 

c.      If an accompanist is not present at the time a contestant is due to perform, the contestant may forfeit the right to perform (this decision will be at the discretion of the EC).

d.       Recorded accompaniment is not permitted in any Piano or Instrumental sessions.

 

e.    Singing entrants may choose to use acoustic piano/guitar backing tracks for their sessions.

8.    Adjudication

a.      Adjudication decisions will be final, but the EC has the right to advise and, if necessary, overrule the adjudicator in situations where the adjudicator requires clarification regarding syllabus specifics.

b.      In addition to medal and monetary awards listed, Award Certificates and Certificates of Merit are usually awarded in all sections. The EC reserves the right to combine or withhold awards upon the advice of the adjudicator. Written reports are provided for all entrants and are available at the end of each session from the check-in desk.

c.      The Eisteddfod Committee reserves the right to appoint an assistant or substitute adjudicator if an advertised adjudicator becomes unavailable.

d.      Performers should refrain from entering a category if they have been taught or mentored by the adjudicator of that category in the six months prior to the commencement of the Eisteddfod.

9.    Media

a.      Photographs, video and audio recordings of actual performances are permitted as long as there are no disturbances, and the recording/photo is not publicly broadcast.

b.      The Eisteddfod Committee reserves the right to record, film, broadcast, telecast, videotape or photograph any entrant, item or event in the Eisteddfod without notification. Any such photograph, recording or broadcast may be used at the Eisteddfod’s discretion for publicity or promotional purposes, but shall not necessarily constitute an endorsement of any participants, and no remuneration or compensation whatsoever shall be attributable to any participants so featured.

c.      The Eisteddfod Committee, at its sole discretion, may promote or publicise the profile of any entrant and their participation, and publish names and suburbs in competition results, including photos via electronic and printed media at its discretion.

 

10. Eisteddfod Highlights Concert 

a.      Winners of Trophies, Special Awards & Major Classes will be asked to receive their award at the Highlights concert and may also be expected to perform at the concert on Sunday, 15th June 2025.

 

The City of Hobart Eisteddfod Conditions of Entry are revised and updated annually.

ALL ENTRIES MUST BE RECEIVED BY 7/04/2025 11:59:00 AM (AEST)
1000 Song (Solo)     8 Years & Under

Time Limit: 03:00

Sponsor: House of Dance

Entry: $15.001st Gold Medal          2nd Silver Medal          HC Certificates of Merit          
1010 Song from a Musical (Solo)     9 & 10 Years

Time Limit: 03:00

Song from any stage or screen musical. Item must be performed in character.

Sponsor: Cronin Family

Entry: $15.001st Gold Medal          2nd Silver Medal          HC Certificates of Merit          
1020 Contemporary Song (Solo)     9 & 10 Years

Time Limit: 03:00

Jazz, Pop or Cabaret song. Includes songs written by a musical theatre composer but excludes songs from any stage, or screen musical.

Sponsor: Amy Crosby

Entry: $15.001st Gold Medal          2nd Silver Medal          HC Certificates of Merit          
1030 Classical Song (Solo)     9 & 10 Years

Time Limit: 03:00

Classical, traditional or folk song.

Sponsor: Sponsor Needed

Entry: $15.001st Medal          2nd Medal          HC Merit Certificates          
1040 Song from a Musical (Solo)     11 & 12 Years

Time Limit: 03:00

Song from any stage or screen musical. Item must be performed in character.

Sponsor: Pip Tyrrell

Entry: $15.001st Gold Medal          2nd Silver Medal          HC Certificates of Merit          
1050 Contemporary Song (Solo)     11 & 12 Years

Time Limit: 03:00

Jazz, Pop or Cabaret song. Includes songs written by a musical theatre composer but excludes songs from any stage, or screen musical.

Sponsor: Pip Tyrrell

Entry: $15.001st Gold Medal          2nd Silver Medal          HC Certificates of Merit          
1060 Classical Song (Solo)     11 & 12 Years

Time Limit: 04:00

Classical, traditional or folk song.

Sponsor: Sponsor Needed

Entry: $15.001st Medal          2nd Medal          HC Merit Certificates          
1070 Song (Duet or Trio)     12 Years & Under

Time Limit: 04:00

Must include significant part singing.

Sponsor: Helen Todd

Entry: $20.001st Gold Medal          2nd Silver Medal          HC Certificates of Merit          
1080 Song from a Musical (Solo)     13 & 14 Years

Time Limit: 04:00

Song from any stage or screen musical. Item must be performed in character.

Sponsor: Cronin Family

Entry: $15.001st Gold Medal          2nd Silver Medal          HC Merit Certificates          
1090 Contemporary Song (Solo)     13 & 14 Years

Time Limit: 04:00

Jazz, Pop or Cabaret song. Includes songs written by a musical theatre composer but excludes songs from any stage, or screen musical.

Sponsor: Lynne Beck

Entry: $15.001st Gold Medal          2nd Silver Medal          HC Merit Certificates          
1100 Classical Song (Solo)     13 & 14 Years

Time Limit: 04:00

Classical, traditional or folk song.

Sponsor: Sponsor Needed

Entry: $15.001st Gold Medal          2nd Silver Medal          HC Merit Certificates          
1110 Song from a Musical (Solo)     15 & 16 Years

Time Limit: 04:00

Song from any stage or screen musical. Item must be performed in character.

Sponsor: Cronin Family, Gilbert & Sullivan Society of Tas

Entry: $20.001st Gold Medal + $50          2nd Silver Medal + $20          HC Merit Certificates          
1120 Contemporary Song (Solo)     15 & 16 Years

Time Limit: 04:00

Jazz, Pop or Cabaret song. Includes songs written by a musical theatre composer but excludes songs from any stage, or screen musical.

Sponsor: House of Dance

Entry: $20.001st Gold Medal + $50          2nd Silver Medal + $20          HC Merit Certificates          
1130 Classical Song (Solo)     15 & 16 Years

Time Limit: 04:00

Classical, traditional or folk song.

Sponsor: Sponsor Needed

Entry: $20.001st Gold Medal + $50          2nd Silver Medal + $20          HC Merit Certificates          
1140 Music Theatre Award (Solo)     16 Years & Under

Time Limit: 10:00

Please prepare a contrasting performance of two works Must be from stage or film musicals. Item must be performed in character. Minimum Age 13 Years.

Entry: $25.001st Trophy + $200          2nd Trophy + $100          3rd Trophy + $50          HC Merit Certificates          
1150 Song (Duet or Trio)     16 Years & Under

Time Limit: 05:00

Must include significant part singing.

Sponsor: Amy Crosby, House of Dance

Entry: $25.001st Gold Medal + $100          2nd Silver Medal + $40          HC Merit Certificates          
1160 Song from a Musical (Solo)     17 & 18 Years

Time Limit: 05:00

Song from any stage or screen musical. Item must be performed in character.

Sponsor: Helen Todd

Entry: $20.001st Gold Medal + $50          2nd Silver Medal + $20          HC Merit Certificates          
1170 Contemporary Song (Solo)     17 & 18 Years

Time Limit: 05:00

Jazz, Pop or Cabaret song. Includes songs written by a musical theatre composer but excludes songs from any stage, or screen musical.

Sponsor: Noreen Le Mottee

Entry: $20.001st Gold Medal + $50          2nd Silver Medal + $20          HC Merit Certificates          
1180 Classical Song (Solo)     17 & 18 Years

Time Limit: 05:00

Classical, traditional or folk song.

Sponsor: Sponsor Needed

Entry: $20.001st Gold Medal + $50          2nd Silver Medal + $20          HC Merit Certificates          
1190 Classical Singing Recital (Solo)     18 Years & Under**

Time Limit: 10:00

Two contrasting works, at least two centuries to be represented. No operatic arias. Works to be sung in original language. Minimum age 14 years.

Sponsor: Sponsor Needed

Entry: $25.001st Trophy + $100          2nd Trophy + $50          HC Merit Certificates          
1200 Song from a Musical (Solo)     Open***

Time Limit: 06:00

Song from any stage or screen musical. Items must be performed in character. Minimum age 19.

Sponsor: Gilbert & Sullivan Society of Tas

Entry: $25.001st Gold Medal + $100          2nd Silver Medal + $50          HC Merit Certificates          
1210 Contemporary Song (Solo)     Open***

Time Limit: 06:00

Jazz, Pop or Cabaret song. Includes songs written by a musical theatre composer but excludes songs from any stage, or screen musical. Minimum age 19 years.

Sponsor: Aaron Powell, Stephanie & Duncan Abercromby

Entry: $25.001st Gold Medal + $100          2nd Silver Medal + $50          HC Merit Certificates          
1220 Classical Song (Solo)     Open***

Time Limit: 06:00

Classical, traditional or folk song. Minimum age 19 years.

Sponsor: Sponsor Needed

Entry: $25.001st Gold Medal + $100          2nd Silver Medal + $50          HC Merit Certificates          
1230 Sacred Song (Solo)     Open*

Time Limit: 06:00

May include Oratorio or Sacred Cantata arias. Must include preceding recitative, if any. To be sung in original language. Minimum age 16 years.

Sponsor: Sponsor Needed

Entry: $25.001st Gold Medal + $100          2nd Silver Medal + $50          HC Merit Certificates          
1240 Art Song (Solo)     Open*

Time Limit: 06:00

Song in English by a British or American composer. Minimum age 16 years.

Sponsor: Sponsor Needed

Entry: $25.001st Gold Medal + $100          2nd Silver Medal + $50          HC Merit Certificates          
1250 Italian Song (Solo)     Open*

Time Limit: 06:00

Italian song from 16th to 21stC, no operatic arias, but may come from anthology such as 24 Italian Songs and Arias, or similar. Sung in Italian. Minimum age 16 years.

Sponsor: Sponsor Needed

Entry: $25.001st Gold Medal + $100          2nd Silver Medal + $50          HC Merit Certificates          
1260 Song (Duet or Trio)     Open

Time Limit: 06:00

Must include significant part singing.

Sponsor: Hobart Repertory Theatre Society

Entry: $30.001st Gold Medal + $200          2nd Silver Medal + $100          HC Merit Certificates          
1270 Lieder Recital (Duo)     Open*

Time Limit: 10:00

Two contrasting works, to be sung in German. Judged as an ensemble (pianists are not to be paid as accompanists for this section). Awards to be shared equally between singer and pianist. Minimum age 16 years.

Sponsor: Sponsor Needed

Entry: $30.001st Trophies + $400          2nd Trophies + $200          HC Merit Certificates          
1280 Contemporary Singing Award (Solo)     Open****

Time Limit: 10:00

Please prepare a contrasting performance of two works. Jazz, Pop or Cabaret songs. Includes songs written by a musical theatre composer but excludes songs from any stage, or screen musical. Minimum age 15 years.

Entry: $30.001st Trophy + $500          2nd Trophy + $250          HC Merit Certificates          
1290 Music Theatre Award (Solo)     Open**

Time Limit: 15:00

Please prepare a contrasting performance of three works. Item must be performed in character from any stage or screen musical. One song must be pre-1960. Minimum age 17 years.

Sponsor: City of Hobart, Polish Association

Entry: $35.001st Trophy + $750          2nd Trophy + $250          3rd Trophy + $150          HC Merit Certificates          
1300 Classical Singing Recital (Solo)     Open***

Time Limit: 15:00

Minimum three contrasting works. Song cycle encouraged. No operatic arias. Works to be sung in original language. Minimum age 19 years.

Sponsor: Sponsor Needed

Entry: $35.001st Trophy + $500          2nd Trophy + $250          HC Merit Certificates          
1310 Operatic Aria (Solo)     Open*

Time Limit: 15:00

Two contrasting arias from the standard or modern repertoire. Must include preceding recitative, if any. To be sung in original language. Minimum age 16 years.

Sponsor: Sponsor Needed

Entry: $35.001st Trophy + $750          2nd Trophy + $250          HC Merit Certificates          
1400 Choral Group     Primary School

Time Limit: 10:00

Two contrasting works. Accompanied or unaccompanied. 4 to 8 performers.

Sponsor: Sponsor Needed

Entry: $25.001st Trophy          2nd Trophy          HC Merit Certificates          
1410 Choir Group     Primary School

Time Limit: 10:00

Two contrasting works. Accompanied or unaccompanied. Minimum of 9 performers.

Sponsor: Sponsor Needed

Entry: $25.001st Trophy          2nd Trophy          HC Merit Certificates          
1420 Choral Group     Secondary School

Time Limit: 10:00

Two contrasting works. Accompanied or unaccompanied. 4 to 8 performers.

Sponsor: Sponsor Needed

Entry: $25.001st Trophy          2nd Trophy          HC Merit Certificates          
1430 Choir Group     Secondary School

Time Limit: 10:00

Two contrasting works. Accompanied or unaccompanied. Minimum of 9 performers.

Sponsor: Sponsor Needed

Entry: $25.001st Trophy          2nd Trophy          HC Merit Certificates          
1440 Singing Ensemble     Open

Time Limit: 12:00

Two contrasting works. Accompanied or unaccompanied. 4 or more performers.

Sponsor: Sponsor Needed

Entry: $30.001st Trophy + $400          2nd Trophy + $200          3rd Trophy + $100          HC Merit Certificates