The following conditions apply: This competition is open to amateur competitors (see rule 4.1). Own Choice. Combined total time limit is up to 12 minutes for both Arias. To qualify for section 1 competitors must enter and perform in at least two sections from section 2 to section 5. A minimum of eight competitors must enter for section 1 to be held. Competitors are required to prepare two arias of contrasting styles. If more than 12 entries are received, one aria will be sung and 8 finalists will be selected to perform the second aria. If there are 12 entrants or less, two Arias are to be sung by each competitor. Arias must be sung in the original key and language. The winner of the ARIA section, including any past winners, will be ineligible to compete again in this section for a period of two Eisteddfod years.

SPONSORED BY WOLLONGONG CITY COUNCIL and CITY OF WOLLONGONG EISTEDDFOD

A classical song of the English language from the year 1850 onward.

SPONSORED BY ROTARY CLUB OF CORRIMAL

A classical song of the French language.

To be sung in the original language

SPONSORED BY ILLAWARRA CHORAL SOCIETY

"A minimum of six entries must be received for these sections to be held. Competitors must present TWO items, one from each of the following categories to be performed in the championship: a) Classical Art Song – music for adjudicator is required b) Contrasting Art Song, Lieder, French Melodie, Sacred Classical, Opera or Operetta – music for adjudicator is required An Art song is defined as a classical song of the English language from 1850 onward. No Pop or Musical Theatre Live accompaniment only. Total time limit up to 10 minutes. Items already performed during the Eisteddfod may not be repeated. No Microphones to be used. To qualify competitors must enter and perform in TWO of the following sections: 10 years 12 and 16 OR 18 11 - 12 years 13 and 16 OR 18"

"A minimum of six entries must be received for these sections to be held. Competitors must present TWO items, one from each of the following categories to be performed in the championship: a) Classical Art Song – music for adjudicator is required b) Contrasting Art Song, Lieder, French Melodie, Sacred Classical, Opera or Operetta – music for adjudicator is required An Art song is defined as a classical song of the English language from 1850 onward. No Pop or Musical Theatre Live accompaniment only. Total time limit up to 10 minutes. Items already performed during the Eisteddfod may not be repeated. No Microphones to be used. To qualify competitors must enter and perform in TWO of the following sections: 13 - 14 years 14 and 17 OR 19 15 - 16 years 15 and 17 OR 19"

The following conditions apply: a) Acceptable accompaniment is; Art Song and Sacred - Live accompaniment only Folk and Original Composition - Live or no accompaniment b) No microphone to be used except for Original Composition it is optional c) No Oratorio, Pop, Country and Western, Musical Theatre or Film items accepted d) A copy of the music must be provided for the adjudicator for the Art Song and Sacred Song sections only. e) Own Choice

The following conditions apply: a) Acceptable accompaniment is; Art Song and Sacred - Live accompaniment only Folk and Original Composition - Live or no accompaniment b) No microphone to be used except for Original Composition it is optional c) No Oratorio, Pop, Country and Western, Musical Theatre or Film items accepted d) A copy of the music must be provided for the adjudicator for the Art Song and Sacred Song sections only. e) Own Choice

The following conditions apply: a) Acceptable accompaniment is; Art Song and Sacred - Live accompaniment only Folk and Original Composition - Live or no accompaniment b) No microphone to be used except for Original Composition it is optional c) No Oratorio, Pop, Country and Western, Musical Theatre or Film items accepted d) A copy of the music must be provided for the adjudicator for the Art Song and Sacred Song sections only. e) Own Choice

The following conditions apply: a) Acceptable accompaniment is; Art Song and Sacred - Live accompaniment only Folk and Original Composition - Live or no accompaniment b) No microphone to be used except for Original Composition it is optional c) No Oratorio, Pop, Country and Western, Musical Theatre or Film items accepted d) A copy of the music must be provided for the adjudicator for the Art Song and Sacred Song sections only. e) Own Choice

The following conditions apply: a) Acceptable accompaniment is; Art Song and Sacred - Live accompaniment only Folk and Original Composition - Live or no accompaniment b) No microphone to be used except for Original Composition it is optional c) No Oratorio, Pop, Country and Western, Musical Theatre or Film items accepted d) A copy of the music must be provided for the adjudicator for the Art Song and Sacred Song sections only. e) Own Choice

The following conditions apply: a) Acceptable accompaniment is; Art Song and Sacred - Live accompaniment only Folk and Original Composition - Live or no accompaniment b) No microphone to be used except for Original Composition it is optional c) No Oratorio, Pop, Country and Western, Musical Theatre or Film items accepted d) A copy of the music must be provided for the adjudicator for the Art Song and Sacred Song sections only. e) Own Choice

The following conditions apply: a) Acceptable accompaniment is; Art Song and Sacred - Live accompaniment only Folk and Original Composition - Live or no accompaniment b) No microphone to be used except for Original Composition it is optional c) No Oratorio, Pop, Country and Western, Musical Theatre or Film items accepted d) A copy of the music must be provided for the adjudicator for the Art Song and Sacred Song sections only. e) Own Choice

The following conditions apply: a) Acceptable accompaniment is; Art Song and Sacred - Live accompaniment only Folk and Original Composition - Live or no accompaniment b) No microphone to be used except for Original Composition it is optional c) No Oratorio, Pop, Country and Western, Musical Theatre or Film items accepted d) A copy of the music must be provided for the adjudicator for the Art Song and Sacred Song sections only. e) Own Choice

An original song by the competitor.

The following conditions apply: a) Live or recorded accompaniment with no backing vocals is acceptable b) Microphone is Optional if using live accompaniment Compulsory if using recorded accompaniment c) Costumes must be appropriate to the character d) A minimum of props will be permitted (See Rule 27.1) e) The adjudicator does not require a copy of music or words f) The name of the show is to be provided g) Own Choice A minimum of six competitors must enter for these sections to be held. Competitors must present two contrasting items to be performed in the Championship. • Pre 1965 Musical Theatre OR Cabaret song • Post 1965 Musical Theatre song Items already performed during the Eisteddfod may not be repeated in Championships. If heats are necessary one song only will be required in the final and may be a repeat. To qualify competitors must enter and perform in sections as follows: 12 years 27 and 35 13 years 28 and 35

The following conditions apply: a) Live or recorded accompaniment with no backing vocals is acceptable b) Microphone is Optional if using live accompaniment Compulsory if using recorded accompaniment c) Costumes must be appropriate to the character d) A minimum of props will be permitted (See Rule 27.1) e) The adjudicator does not require a copy of music or words f) The name of the show is to be provided g) Own Choice A minimum of six competitors must enter for these sections to be held. Competitors must present two contrasting items to be performed in the Championship. • Pre 1965 Musical Theatre OR Cabaret song • Post 1965 Musical Theatre song Items already performed during the Eisteddfod may not be repeated in Championships. If heats are necessary one song only will be required in the final and may be a repeat. To qualify competitors must enter and perform in sections as follows: 14 years 28 and 36 15 years 29 and 36

The following conditions apply: a) Live or recorded accompaniment with no backing vocals is acceptable b) Microphone is Optional if using live accompaniment Compulsory if using recorded accompaniment c) Costumes must be appropriate to the character d) A minimum of props will be permitted (See Rule 27.1) e) The adjudicator does not require a copy of music or words f) The name of the show is to be provided g) Own Choice A minimum of six competitors must enter for these sections to be held. Competitors must present two contrasting items to be performed in the Championship. • Pre 1965 Musical Theatre OR Cabaret song • Post 1965 Musical Theatre song Items already performed during the Eisteddfod may not be repeated in Championships. If heats are necessary one song only will be required in the final and may be a repeat. To qualify competitors must enter and perform in sections as follows: 16 - 21 years 29 and 37

Please note that all prizes are shared.

Please note that all prizes are shared.

Cabaret is a theatrical interpretation of musical comedy, song and movement The following conditions apply: a) Own Choice of two songs to be sung. b) Live or recorded accompaniment with no vocal backing is acceptable. c) Costume may be worn appropriate to the character. d) Vocal ability, originality of style, standard and performance will be taken into consideration. e) A copy of the music for the adjudicator is not required. f) The name of any relevant show is to be provided. g) Use of the microphone is optional. h) Performers must introduce their songs and can add patter or short dialogue.

Cabaret is a theatrical interpretation of musical comedy, song and movement The following conditions apply: a) Own Choice of two songs to be sung. b) Live or recorded accompaniment with no vocal backing is acceptable. c) Costume may be worn appropriate to the character. d) Vocal ability, originality of style, standard and performance will be taken into consideration. e) A copy of the music for the adjudicator is not required. f) The name of any relevant show is to be provided. g) Use of the microphone is optional. h) Performers must introduce their songs and can add patter or short dialogue.

Cabaret is a theatrical interpretation of musical comedy, song and movement The following conditions apply: a) Own Choice of two songs to be sung. b) Live or recorded accompaniment with no vocal backing is acceptable. c) Costume may be worn appropriate to the character. d) Vocal ability, originality of style, standard and performance will be taken into consideration. e) A copy of the music for the adjudicator is not required. f) The name of any relevant show is to be provided. g) Use of the microphone is optional. h) Performers must introduce their songs and can add patter or short dialogue.

"A minimum of six competitors must enter for these sections to be held. Competitors must present two items to be performed in the Championship. Songs to be sung consecutively a) Ballad b) Up Tempo Items already performed during the Eisteddfod may not be repeated in Championships. If heats are necessary one song only will be required in the final and it may be a repeat. Live or recorded accompaniment with no backing vocals is acceptable. Microphones are compulsory in these sections. To qualify competitors must enter and perform in sections 51 and 55"

A minimum of six competitors must enter for these sections to be held. Competitors must present two items to be performed in the Championship. Songs to be sung consecutively c) Ballad d) Up Tempo Items already performed during the Eisteddfod may not be repeated in Championships. If heats are necessary one song only will be required in the final and it may be a repeat. Live or recorded accompaniment with no backing vocals is acceptable. Microphones are compulsory in these sections. To qualify competitors must enter and perform in sections 52 and 56

A minimum of six competitors must enter for these sections to be held. Competitors must present two items to be performed in the Championship. Songs to be sung consecutively e) Ballad f) Up Tempo Items already performed during the Eisteddfod may not be repeated in Championships. If heats are necessary one song only will be required in the final and it may be a repeat. Live or recorded accompaniment with no backing vocals is acceptable. Microphones are compulsory in these sections. To qualify competitors must enter and perform in sections 53 and 57

A minimum of 8 choir members is required and if a conductor sings with a choir, the choir will be disqualified. A copy of the music is to be provided for the Adjudicator. Competitors must perform 2 contrasting songs in two parts or more.

Cabaret is a theatrical interpretation of musical comedy, song and movement The following conditions apply: a) Own Choice of two songs to be sung. b) Live or recorded accompaniment with no vocal backing is acceptable. c) Costume may be worn appropriate to the character. d) Vocal ability, originality of style, standard and performance will be taken into consideration. e) A copy of the music for the adjudicator is not required. f) The name of any relevant show is to be provided. g) Use of the microphone is optional. h) Performers must introduce their songs and can add patter or short dialogue.

Any song from any genre.