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2021 Lismore Eisteddfod |
Secondary Schools |
30 Aug 2021 to 03 Sep 2021 |
(To be confirmed after receipt of Entries and Programming has been finalised) |
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View Discipline Rule
2024 RULES FOR GOVERNING THE SOCIETY'S SCHOOLS SECTIONS OF THE LISMORE EISTEDDFOD Competitors are asked to study the following rules carefully as they will be strictly enforced. This applies particularly to the submission of entry forms which will be rejected if they do not comply. ALL ENTRY FORMS WILL BE COMPLETED ON THE STARDOM PLATFORM VIA OUR WEBSITE: https://lismoreeisteddfod.com.au
- In these rules and conditions the word "Committee" shall mean "The Management Committee of the Lismore Musical Festival”. The decision of the Committee, in all questions arising, shall be final. All entries are deemed to be made subject to these conditions.
- The Committee reserves the right to determine the Status of any competitor and the application and interpretation of these rules.
- In the event of insufficient or large entries, the Committee reserves the right to combine OR divide sections accordingly. In any section where insufficient entries are received the
Committee may exercise discretion with regard to the retention or the alteration of any section for that year.
- The Committee reserves the right to amend the program at any time by varying the order of the competitors or sections at any session.
- All competitions are intended for amateurs. Teachers may not compete.
- All competitors perform entirely at their own risk.
- The use of tape recorders, video cameras, or mobile phone cameras by members of the audience during the school performances is strictly prohibited. There are serious consequences for those breaching the Child Protection Act.
Teachers will be allowed to take videos or still photographs of their own students during the school eisteddfod provided that:
- Before the eisteddfod the teacher/school will let the parents know that they will be taking photos and videos.
- Each teacher who wants to take videos/photos signs in at the Photography Register at the Music Desk.
- NO flash photography during performances.
8 AGE: The age as at the 31 May 2024 shall be deemed to be the age of the competitor.
- The Committee reserves the right in age competitions to call upon any competitor to produce, at his/her own expense, PROOF OF AGE, and to withhold any prize/money until such proof shall have been furnished.
- The Committee reserves the right to refuse any entry.
- Entries in all sections must be lodged on or before the date advertised for the closing of entries.
- All entries should be made via Stardom on the society's website. Music files may be uploaded to Stardom.
- Students must perform in OWN year sections, unless specifically indicated in the schedule as a combined section, open to all year groups.
- It is not necessary to name OWN CHOICE items on the entry forms.
- In OWN CHOICE sections copies of sheet music for use of the Adjudicator must be handed to the Music Table Secretary immediately prior to the commencement of each SESSION (morning, afternoon or night) in which the item is to be heard.
- In OWN SELECTION competitions, marks will be awarded for quality of choice. Very lengthy selections will not improve the competitor's chance of success and teachers are advised to take note of this.
- Time Limits: Please read specific Schedules for time limits
- The Adjudicator's decision shall be final and he/she has the power to withhold or divide prizes according to merit. He/she shall also be entitled to recommend the awarding of a second place if he/she thinks the rendition has not sufficient merit to carry a first prize, but the/she shall intimate his/her decision when making the adjudication.
- In many cases only part of a song, recitation or instrumental item may be heard by the Adjudicator and the bell does not necessarily signify disapproval or rejection. The
Adjudicator's objective will be to hear all items at the session in which they are set down.
- If through unforeseen circumstance an Adjudicator is unable to perform his/her duty, the Committee reserves the right to appoint a substitute.
- Competitors must assemble in the space provided by the committee and must be ready to render their items in the order in which their names appear in the program. Any delay on their part causing disruption of the business of the session will render them liable to disqualification.
- No teacher will be allowed on stage with a competitor unless as an accompanist or conductor FOR THAT ITEM. Prompting from the audience or side of stage is strictly forbidden and is liable to result in disqualification of that competitor.
- Any competitor requiring an accompanist please contact Lismore Musical Festival Secretary at least five weeks prior to the Eisteddfod.
- The Vocal style of Belting is not acceptable.
- A SOUND SYSTEM is provided by the Society and Competitors must use the standard equipment. A sound operator will be provided (No additional charge for this service). The Committee and/or Sound Operator will not be held responsible for CDs/USBs incorrectly marked.
- CD and USB RULES:
- Clearly label each CD or USB with Section Number, competitor number, start on or off stage.
- Only one piece of music is to be recorded on each CD/USB.
- If uploading music to Stardom prior to the competition, bring a backup on a USB .
- MP3 and WAV files are allowed.
- Under no circumstance is a sticker to be put on the actual CD. Leave CD in case.
- Competitors must ensure that their backing can be played through an audio system.
- CD and USB Backing Tracks may be used in all vocal sections. However, No Vocals are permitted on the backing track and accompaniment must be ONLY either piano or guitar. In Popular sections full band Karaoke tracks are acceptable. Please supply adjudicator with a copy of the sheet music All music files must be in CDA FORMAT.
- Usage of venues or equipment PRIOR to the Eisteddfod is not the responsibility of the Lismore Musical Festival Society. All rehearsals should be privately arranged by, and paid for by the competitor with the appropriate authority.
- No use of the stage for practice is permitted at any venue during the competitions.
- During the actual competitions all enquiries of, or representations to the Adjudicator must be made in writing either through the Secretary or a Committee member. UNAUTHORISED communication with the Adjudicator during the competition is STRICTLY FORBIDDEN. Failure to comply will mean immediate disqualification.
- PROTESTS: If any, shall be lodged with the Secretary in writing, within one hour after completion of section in respect of which the protest is entered and must be accompanied by $50.00 which shall be forfeited if the protest is deemed to be frivolous or unfounded.
- Competitors must change in dressing rooms. Public areas are not to be used as change areas.
- The use of glitter spray and hair spray may be a health hazard for some competitors. These must be used with great care in a well-ventilated area, preferably in the open air.
- No offensive or obscene language or swear words are to be used in performances. The Adjudicator has the authority of the Committee to terminate/disqualify a performance if it is considered offensive in any way.
- Competitors will be regarded as being CONVERSANT WITH THE RULES of the competitions of the Society affecting their positions as competitors. The PLEA OF LACK OF KNOWLEDGE WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED AS A BONA FIDE REASON FOR THE INFRINGEMENT OF THE
RULE. In the event of a protest being lodged the competitors so infringing shall be liable to disqualification or may otherwise be dealt with by the Committee.
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ALL ENTRIES MUST BE RECEIVED BY 12/07/2021 11:59:00 PM (AEST) |
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1101 | School Choir Secondary Time Limit: 07:00 |
| | Time limit - maximum seven (7) minutes in total
Two contrasting items within this time.
No vocals on CD, please, if used for accompaniment | Entries Closed |
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1102 | School Small Choir Secondary Time Limit: 07:00 |
| | Less than 16 voices.
Time limit - maximum seven (7) minutes in total
Two contrasting items within this time.
No vocals on CD, please, if used for accompaniment | Entries Closed |
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1103 | School Band Secondary Time Limit: 07:00 |
| | Time limit – maximum seven (7) minutes in total. Two contrasting items within this time.
For schools that are K-12, primary school students may be included in the band, provided the band consists mostly of secondary school students. | Entries Closed |
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1104 | School Concert Band Secondary Time Limit: 07:00 |
| | Time limit – maximum seven (7) minutes in total. Two contrasting items within this time.
For schools that are K-12, primary school students may be included in the band, provided the band consists mostly of secondary school students. | Entries Closed |
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1105 | Percussion Ensemble Secondary School Time Limit: 07:00 |
| | Time limit – maximum seven (7) minutes in total.
Two contrasting items.
Minimum of 3 players.
Any age secondary school students | Entries Closed |
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1106 | Woodwind Ensemble Secondary School Time Limit: 07:00 |
| | Time limit – maximum seven (7) minutes in total.
Two contrasting items.
Minimum of 3 players.
Any age secondary school students | Entries Closed |
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1107 | String or Orchestral Ensemble Secondary School Time Limit: 07:00 |
| | Time limit – maximum seven (7) minutes in total.
Two contrasting items.
Minimum of 3 players.
Any age secondary school students | Entries Closed |
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1108 | Brass Ensemble Secondary School Time Limit: 07:00 |
| | Time limit – maximum seven (7) minutes in total.
Two contrasting items.
Minimum of 3 players.
Any age secondary school students | Entries Closed |
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1109 | Combined Ensemble Secondary School Time Limit: 07:00 |
| | Any combination of orchestra or band instruments
Time limit – maximum seven (7) minutes in total.
Two contrasting items.
Minimum of 3 players.
Any age secondary school students | Entries Closed |
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1110 | Voice or Any Instrument Solo HSC Time Limit: 05:00 |
| | One piece from their HSC performance
Time limit - 5 minutes.
Maximum set up time 2 minutes | Entries Closed |
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1111 | Verse Speaking Solo Year Seven and Eight Time Limit: 03:00 |
| | Costumes/props not permitted | Entries Closed |
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1112 | Verse Speaking - humorous or light poetry Solo Year Seven and Eight Time Limit: 03:00 |
| | Costumes/props not permitted | Entries Closed |
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1113 | Prose Recital - Any extract from English literature Solo Year Seven and Eight Time Limit: 03:00 |
| | Costumes/props not permitted | Entries Closed |
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1114 | Verse Speaking Solo Year Nine and Ten Time Limit: 03:00 |
| | Costumes/props not permitted | Entries Closed |
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1115 | Verse Speaking - humorous or light poetry Solo Year Nine and Ten Time Limit: 03:00 |
| | Costumes/props not permitted | Entries Closed |
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1116 | Prose Recital - Any extract from English literature Solo Year Nine and Ten Time Limit: 03:00 |
| | Costumes/props not permitted | Entries Closed |
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1117 | Verse Speaking Solo Year Eleven and Twelve Time Limit: 03:00 |
| | Costumes/props not permitted | Entries Closed |
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1118 | Verse Speaking - humorous or light poetry Solo Year Eleven and Twelve Time Limit: 03:00 |
| | Costumes/props not permitted | Entries Closed |
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1119 | Prose Recital - Any extract from English literature Solo Year Eleven and Twelve Time Limit: 03:00 |
| | Costumes/props not permitted | Entries Closed |
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1120 | Drama Solo Year Seven and Eight Time Limit: 03:00 |
| | Costume optional | Entries Closed |
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1121 | Drama Solo Year Nine and Ten Time Limit: 04:00 |
| | Costume optional | Entries Closed |
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1122 | Drama Solo Year Eleven and Twelve Time Limit: 05:00 |
| | Costume optional | Entries Closed |
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1123 | Dramatic Duologue Year Seven and Eight Time Limit: 05:00 |
| | Costume essential. Props and scenery must be simple and easily set up. | Entries Closed |
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1124 | Dramatic Duologue Year Nine and Ten Time Limit: 06:00 |
| | Costume essential. Props and scenery must be simple and easily set up. | Entries Closed |
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1125 | Dramatic Duologue Year Eleven and Twelve Time Limit: 07:00 |
| | Costume essential. Props and scenery must be simple and easily set up. | Entries Closed |
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1126 | Dramatic Group - 3 to 10 people Year Seven and Eight Time Limit: 05:00 |
| | Costume essential. Dramatic extract/short play. Props and scenery must be simple and easily set up. 3 -10 persons. | Entries Closed |
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1127 | Dramatic Group - 3 to 10 people Year Nine and Ten Time Limit: 06:00 |
| | Costume essential. Dramatic extract/short play. Props and scenery must be simple and easily set up. 3 -10 persons. | Entries Closed |
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1128 | Dramatic Group - 3 to 10 people Year Eleven and Twelve Time Limit: 07:00 |
| | Costume essential. Dramatic extract/short play. Props and scenery must be simple and easily set up. 3 -10 persons. | Entries Closed |
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1129 | Any style of dance 4 to 20 dancers Years 7, 8 and 9 Time Limit: 05:00 |
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1130 | Any style of dance 4 to 20 dancers Years 10, 11 and 12 Time Limit: 05:00 |
| | | Entries Closed |
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1131 | Any style of dance 4 to 20 dancers Years 7 to 12 Time Limit: 05:00 |
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