2015 Dubbo Eisteddfod Syllabus

2015 SYLLABUS
THURSDAY 28 MAY 2015 SATURDAY 20 JUNE 2015

DUBBO REGIONAL THEATRE AND CONVENTION CENTRE
155 DARLING STREET DUBBO
CLOSING DATE FOR ENTRIES:

FRIDAY 20 MARCH 2015
The City of Dubbo Eisteddfod Society provides a forum for performance in the disciplines of Dance, Instrumental, Vocal & Choral,
Speech and Drama.
The Society aims to provide an environment for competitors where, in partnership with constructive adjudicators, training, experience
and enjoyment can be gained in an atmosphere of positive encouragement
This event would not be possible without the ongoing support of our generous Sponsors, Donors and Volunteers.
In 2014, the City of Dubbo Eisteddfod also established the Dubbo Eisteddfod Support Team (DEST) a group of dedicated individuals
who gather for regular meetings to discuss and assist with the general running of the Eisteddfod.
We are always looking for volunteers to help us stage this competition during June, so if you have some time to spare and are
considering a volunteer role, you enjoy working with people in a fun and creative atmosphere, where you can be a part of the action,
watching and supporting some of Australias best up and coming performing artists, then please contact us and we will provide you with
all the basics of how you can become a volunteer.
City of Dubbo Eisteddfod Society Inc. is a not for profit organisation and we gratefully acknowledge all our sponsors who supported us
in 2014:
ROTARY CLUB OF DUBBO INC
ADJUDICATORS FOR THE 2015 EISTEDDFOD

VOCAL & CHORAL
Sarah Marshall
SPEECH & DRAMA
Helen Marchant
DANCE
Anne Marie Ludwig-Cox
WOODWIND/BRASS/BANDS/GUITAR
PIANO/STRINGS
John Kellaway
Kathryn Phillips
PROPOSED TIMETABLE FOR 2015

DATE
DISCIPLINE
VENUE
Thursday 28th May Saturday 30th May
Vocal/Choral
Convention Centre
To be advised
Open Choral
Convention Centre
Sunday 31st May Friday 5th June
Speech & Drama
Convention Centre
Thursday 4th June Sunday 14th June
Dance
Tiered Theatre
Wednesday 10th June Friday 12th June
Instrumental
Convention Centre
(Woodwind/Brass/Bands/Guitar)
Monday 15th June
Instrumental
Convention Centre
(Strings/Piano)
Tuesday 16th June & Wednesday 17th June
Instrumental
Convention Centre
(Piano)
SCHOOL GROUPS
Vocal & Choral
Thursday 28th Friday 29th May
Convention Centre
Speech & Drama
Wednesday 3rd & Thursday 4th June
Convention Centre
Dance
Tuesday 9th June
Convention Centre
Instrumental Bands
Wednesday 10th Friday 12th June
Convention Centre
GRAND CONCERT
A display of selected prize winners
Saturday 20th June, 2015

commencing at 3:00pm
Tiered Theatre
Contact us:
THE SECRETARY
City of Dubbo Eisteddfod Society Inc.
PO Box 497
DUBBO NSW 2830
Email: eisteddfoddubbo@gmail.com
Website: www.dubboeisteddfod.org.au
City of Dubbo Eisteddfod Society is a member of the Association of Eisteddfod Societies of Australia Inc.
CONTENTS
Adjudication..
Page 8
Age Limit
Page 8
Amateurs
Page 8
Backstage Rules..
Page 8
Championships
Page 8
Child Protection...
Page 8
Competitors..
Page 8
Conditions of Entry.
Page 4
Content..
Page 9
Convenors for Sections ..
Page 4
Copyright Guidelines. Page 5

Dance................................
Page 21
Duo/Trio/Duologues
Page 9
Electrical Equipment..
Page 9
Good Sportsmanship
Page 9
Grievance Policy
Page 9
Groups/Troupes..
Page 9
Instrumental.......................................
Page 14
Local..
Page 9
Lost Property.
Page 9
Major Sponsors
Page 1
...........................
Music/Accompanists..
Page 10
Music/CDs.
Page 10
Photography
Page 10
Policies & Procedures Page 6

Prizes ...
Page 7
Proposed Dates....
Page 2
Props..
Page 10
Protests.
Page 7
Rehearsals..
Page 10
Restricted
Page 10
Scholarships.
Page 11
Schools
Page 11
Speech & Drama................................
Page 18
Stage Dimensions
Page 11
Syllabus/Program
Page 11
Time Limits
Page 11
Vocal & Choral..................................
Page 12
CONDITIONS OF ENTRY
HOW TO ENTER
1. READ THE CITY OF DUBBO EISTEDDFOD RULES
a. Entries are accepted subject to the Rules for City of Dubbo Eisteddfod. You should also read the rules
and conditions specific to each category and event;
2. CHOOSE THE EVENTS
a. Find the event(s) you want to enter. Write down the event number(s) and entry fee(s). Make sure the
conditions for the event(s) you want to enter are appropriate to you. Check that you are the correct
age for the events selected determined at December 31, 2015;
3. ENTRY FORM
a. An Entry Form is included in the Syllabus or available to download from our website
www.dubboeisteddfod.org.au ;
4. CLOSING DATE FOR ENTRIES
a. The closing date for all entries is Friday 20th March, 2015;
5. MANUAL ENTRIES
a. Entries in all classes must be in writing on the entry forms provided and must be lodged to the postal
address only, on or before the 20th March, 2015 ;
b. No manual entry will be recorded unless accompanied by the full entry fee, fully completed and signed in
the appropriate place;
c. Entry fees for manual entries to be paid by cheque or postal order only. Please do not send cash;
6. Only one entry is allowed in each class for each competitor in solos;
7. In Duo/Trio/Duologue sections where two or more people are competing in combination, a competitor may
compete in more than one combination in the same section twice only.
8. The names and dates of birth of all competitors in all age specific classes must appear on Entry Form;
9. The Committee reserves the right to refuse any entry;
10. For specific requirements regarding entry to championship & scholarship classes - please refer to appropriate
sections of the Syllabus;
11. Entry fees will only be refunded if the class is cancelled;
12. Special Needs competitors are most welcome. Please contact the convenor to discuss requirements;
All correspondence dealing with entries must be addressed to:

THE ENTRY SECRETARY
City of Dubbo Eisteddfod Society Inc.
PO Box 497
DUBBO NSW 2830
Email: eisteddfoddubbo@gmail.com Website: www.dubboeisteddfod.org.au
CONVENORS OF SECTIONS
DANCE :
SPEECH & DRAMA:
VOCAL AND CHORAL:
INSTRUMENTAL:
Judy Roots
Janelle Pattinson
Barbara Redgrave
Barbara Redgrave
Ph: 02 6884 5255

Ph: 02 6882 2639
Ph: 02 6882 1785
Ph: 02 6882 1785
E: pjrootsbuilding@bigpond.com
E:grandale@bigpond.com
E: barbredgrave@bigpond.com
E: barbredgrave@bigpond.com
COPYRIGHT GUIDELINES
IT IS IMPORTANT THAT ALL COMPETITORS AND TEACHERS REALISE THEIR

RESPONSIBILITIES REGARDING LAWS UNDER THE AUSTRALIAN COPYRIGHT ACT 1968
1. COPYRIGHT - Except where a licensed copy has been obtained, all royalty and copyright payments and liabilities
are the responsibility of the Competitor;
2. OWN CHOICE CLASSES
a. In own choice classes, competitors must hand one copy of the selected item to the Registration Clerk at
least fifteen minutes prior to the commencement of the particular class;
b. Competitors must clearly show on the front of the copy in the top right hand corner- class number,
competitor number and item name. If two pieces are required the copy must clearly show piece one and
piece two;
c. Stickers or labels must not cover the music or title;
d. The committee accepts no responsibility for the loss or damage to any music or paper;
3. ORIGINAL
a. If work is original, please add a post-it note and state Not Subject to Copyright;
4. VOCAL/INSTRUMENTAL ONLY:
a. The competitor may hand in a music photocopy for the Adjudicator provided that:
i. Form No 2 is attached to each photocopy (i.e. Adjudication Copy for use at the Eisteddfod);
ii. Form No 1 is be completed by each individual performer OR the teacher may sign on behalf of
several students entered on the same entry form. Form 1 will need to be filled out, signed and
given to the Registration Clerk when the competitor first performs at the Eisteddfod. It will
then be filed;
iii. The original to be used by the competitor. All photocopies will be destroyed by the
Eisteddfod committee after use;
iv. Accompanists please take note: Form No 5 Temporary Copy is to be used by Accompanist in
the Eisteddfod competition.
5. SPEECH AND DRAMA ONLY:
a. In own choice section (Poems, Verse Speaking, Prose, Duologues, Poems for Two and Character
Sketches) competitors must provide a typed copy of their entry to the Registration Clerk;
b. In Group Devised Performance competitors must provide a typed outline (synopsis or list of scenes)
marked with class and competitor number to the Registration Clerk;
6. All necessary forms can be found on City of Dubbo Eisteddfod website www.dubboeisteddfod.org.au
For more information:

Email:apra@apra.com.au
Phone: 02 9935 7900

Website: www.apra.com.au
THE CITY OF DUBBO EISTEDDFOD COMMITTEE WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENTS RELATING TO
THE SUBMISSIONS OF PHOTOCOPIES.
COMPETITORS SUBMIT COPIES AT THEIR OWN RISK
POLICY AND PROCEDURES DOCUMENT
PROTESTS
In the case of a protest, within THIRTY (30) MINUTES of the Adjudicators announcement of his or her decision, the person entering
the protest must lodge with the Convenor or Committee member a deposit of FIFTY DOLLARS ($50.00), together with the protest in
writing, setting out fully the circumstances of the protest including a) Reason for protest; b) Class or session details protest refers to;
c) Time event occurred; d) Protesters name and contact details;. Should the protest be upheld, the deposit will be returned;
PLEASE NOTE: A protest can be lodged only by an entrant, teacher or parent affected by the event;
POLICY STATEMENT
The City of Dubbo Eisteddfod encourages open and positive ongoing communication and sharing of ideas between committee and
the community participating in the City of Dubbo Eisteddfod event.
Feedback and suggestions from the community about any aspects of the Eisteddfod are welcome at all times and can be provided
only through written communication direct to the Eisteddfod committee by the following procedures:
Mail: The Secretary, PO Box 497, Dubbo OR
Email: eisteddfoddubbo@gmail.com
The Eisteddfod Society encourage people to use these same channels to provide information about any practice or event that they
consider to be unfair or which makes them unhappy. The procedure for responding to complaints is given below.
In keeping with the requirements of the Ombudsman Act, any complaint about the conduct of a committee member that involves
any child protection matter should be made directly to the President or in their absence, the person next in charge;
PROCEDURE
A complaint can be anything which a parent, teacher, competitor or community member thinks is unfair or which makes them
unhappy with the service provided. Complaints are to be resolved as quickly as possible. When an official written complaint is
lodged the parties involved are to attempt to settle the matter through the appropriate written communication policy as stated
above. All complaints will be discussed between the members of the Eisteddfod committee who are able to attend at the time of
the arranged meeting;
The secretary will keep a written record including the following details:
o Date complaint received;
o Details of written complaint received which is to contain full description of situation;
o Name/details of person making the complaint;
o Details of the preferred outcome from the person making the complaint;
o Any action taken, and by whom;
o Date the complaint was resolved and outcome:
The status of the complaint will remain open until the complaint has been resolved;
Any person with an official complaint or concern is to put the complaint in writing, attaching any witness statements;
All Eisteddfod committee members will be informed of all complaints and outcomes, and may provide support in complaint
resolution. If appropriate the Honorary Solicitor may be contacted for assistance in resolving the issue; If the solicitor is
unable to resolve the matter, the matter should be referred to an independent body such as a mediation service;
PRINCIPLES OF DEALING WITH COMPLAINTS
Only the relevant people dealing with the complaint will know the name and details of the complainant and the nature of
the complaint;
The Eisteddfod Society will only action complaints received in writing from the complainant;
Every effort will be made to address the complaint within a reasonable period of time; ideally the complaint will be
addressed within five working days and reach an acceptable outcome within 28 days from the date the complaint was
lodged;
The person making the complaint will be consulted on the procedure to be followed to address the complaint and informed
of the outcomes as they arise;
In the event that complaints are received anonymously they will not be investigated;
PRIZES
1.
PRIZES
a)
The Committee invests the Adjudicator with the power to withhold any prize where he or she is of the opinion
that insufficient merit has been displayed;
b) Except for Championships, before two places can be given in a class at least four competitors must enter, and
for three places at least six competitors must enter;
c) The Committee reserves the right to vary any prize monies if there are fewer than five entries received. Where,
due to lack of entries, two classes have been combined, the prizes will be those stated for the more senior of
the classes;
d) In Championship Classes where the entries are less than five, the Committee reserves the right to reduce the
prize money;
e) Prize winners, as nominated by the Adjudicator, may be asked to perform at the Grand Concert;
f) Every performance receives an adjudication report. It is the responsibility of competitors to collect prizes and
reports. These must be collected by the final day of the Eisteddfod;
g) If there are insufficient entries in any class to justify it being run, the Committee reserves the right to omit it
from the Program or combine it with another class in the Section;
EISTEDDFOD PRIZES
SOLOS:
First
Second
Third
12 years and Under
Medal
Medal
Medal
13 & Over/Open
$20
$10
$5
Preliminary & 1st-3rd Grades
Medal
Medal
Medal
4th - 8th Grades
$20
$10
$5
GRADED INSTRUMENTAL:
DUETS, DUOS, DUOLOGUES & TRIOS:

12 years and Under
Medal
Medal
Medal
13 & Over/Open
$40
$20
$10
Specific Ages
$50
$25
$10
Schools
$50
$25
$10
Open
$50
$25
$10
Junior 12 yrs & Under
$50
$30
$20
Senior/Open
$100
$60
$40
Choral
$100
$60
$40
GROUPS: (all disciplines)
CHAMPIONSHIPS
RULES FOR CITY OF DUBBO EISTEDDFOD

TO AVOID DISQUALIFICATION, PLEASE READ ALL RULES CAREFULLY.
ANY QUERIES PLEASE CONTACT THE CONVENOR OF THE SECTION LISTED AT THE BEGINNING OF THE RELEVANT SECTION.
1.
ADJUDICATION
a. The Committee reserves the right to arrange for adjudication by a person at any time, whether or not this person
has been named or appointed Official Adjudicator;
b. Communication with the Adjudicator either by entrants, teachers or other interested parties during the Eisteddfod
is strictly prohibited and the committee reserves the right to disqualify any entrant for breach of this rule;
c. Decisions of the Adjudicator must be accepted as final, unless a protest is lodged, in which case the decision of the
Committee will be final;
d. A detailed adjudication report will be available free of charge to all competitors in all classes. These Adjudicators
Reports will be available at the completion of the following class or session. Individual competitors or parent of a
child under 12, are requested to collect and sign for their own reports;
2.
AGE LIMIT
a. In all competitions subject to age limit, the age shall be taken as at the 31st December in the year of the Eisteddfod.
The Committee reserves the right to call upon any competitor to provide proof of age;
b. Date of birth of competitors to be stated on all entry forms in age specific classes;
c. Entrants must perform in only events applicable to their age unless an event has no age specified;
3.
AMATEURS
a. This competition is open to Amateurs only i.e. people who do not derive their major income from performance;
4.
BACKSTAGE RULES
a. No person, other than competitors in current class, will be allowed backstage;
b. No competitor will be permitted backstage unless competing in the current class;
c. No prompting or assistance of any kind, except that offered by the Adjudicator, shall be given during a performance;
d. Dressing Rooms and amenities are to be left clean and tidy;
e. For the safety of performers any materials e.g. glitter, bubbles, feathers, that pose a risk on stage or backstage are
strictly prohibited;
f. Props stored backstage must not obstruct passageways and must be removed from the backstage area as soon as
possible after the performance;
g. No curtain will be used for any Dance Solo/Duo/Trio Performance;
5.
CHAMPIONSHIPS
a. Details for each Championship are stated in the Syllabus;
b. All prize winners of Dance Championships are to be presented with their prize on stage in costume;
6.
CHILD PROTECTION
a. Due to child protection policies, no photography is allowed of performers on stage, backstage or dressing room
areas, except by the official photographer;
b. Offenders may be asked to leave;
7.
COMPETITORS - also refer to Copyright Guidelines on page 6

a. Competitors must be ready to compete in the section and in order in which their names appear in the program;
b. Any competitor who fails to appear at the time scheduled in the official program will not be eligible to compete;
c. All competitors must register. In own choice classes, competitors must hand one copy of the selected item to the
Registration Clerk at least fifteen minutes prior to the commencement of the particular class;
d. Competitors competing in more than one class must not repeat the same routine or item;
e. No person may take the place of another person in the Program;
f. Any solo competitor who was awarded a first place in Speech and Drama Own Choice class may not repeat that item
until two years have elapsed;
g. Any competitor who has been taught, coached or advised by the Adjudicator in the six months prior to the opening
date of the City of Dubbo Eisteddfod shall be ineligible to compete in that particular section;
h. Once a competitor has withdrawn from a class, they will not be permitted to re-enter the same class in the current
Eisteddfod;
8.
CONTENT
a. Offensive, racist, sexually suggestive or derogatory language/text/lyrics/movements etc will not be tolerated in any
sections. If the content of the performance is deemed to be unsuitable by the committee or an adjudicator, the
performance will be stopped and the competitor disqualified. If you are unsure, please work to a G rating;
9.
COPYRIGHT REQUIREMENTS - Please refer to the Copyright Guidelines on page 6
10. DUO/TRIO/DUOLOGUES
a. In sections where two or more people are competing in combination, a competitor may compete in more than one
combination in the same section twice only. This applies to duos, trios and duologues;
b. The names and dates of birth of all competitors in these classes must appear on Entry Form;
11. ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT

a. All electrical equipment brought into the performance venues must be checked by a certified person prior to the
Eisteddfod and have a current electrical tag in place. Any electrical equipment not meeting the Work, Health and
Safety guidelines will not be allowed to be used;
12. ENTRIES - Please refer to Conditions of Entry on page 5
13. GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP

a. It is expected that children are well supervised by parents/carers/responsible adult to ensure that appropriate and
respectful behaviour occurs at all times, especially when inside the auditorium and theatre during performances;
b. Good sportsmanship is expected from all competitors towards each other;
c. Any person or persons found to be intimidating any competitor, committee member or volunteer will be escorted
from the venue and may be barred from further attendance at the Eisteddfod;
d. In the spirit of good sportsmanship it is expected that all performers are encouraged and supported by the entire
audience;
e. Loud or inappropriate audience behaviour will be openly addressed at the discretion of the Adjudicator;
14. GRIEVANCE POLICY

a. Verbal grievances/complaints to individual Committee members, volunteers, performers or parents are not in the
spirit of the Eisteddfod competition and will not be tolerated and could lead to exclusion from any further
participation in the Eisteddfod;
b. All complaints/protests are to follow the procedure as stated in the Policies and Procedures Document on page 7;
15. GROUPS/TROUPES
a. All Dance groups shall consist of a minimum of four (4) performers;
b. All Vocal or Instrumental groups shall consist of three (3) or more competitors;
c. All Speech and Drama groups shall consist of a minimum of three (3) and a maximum of eight (8) competitors;
16. LOCAL
a. The word local means a student receiving regular tuition in voice at a school or studio within the City of Dubbo;
17. LOST PROPERTY

a. No responsibility will be taken by the Eisteddfod Society for lost or damaged property;
18. MUSIC/ACCOMPANISTS
a. No official accompanist will be available for vocal and instrumental classes. Competitors are responsible for
arranging their own accompanist. All negotiations are between the competitor and the accompanist;
b. The grand piano will be in a predetermined position on the stage and is not to be moved at any time during a section
or session unless permission is granted by the adjudicator and/or convenor;
c. All CDs must be set to commence playing as soon as the adjudicators bell rings
19. MUSIC/CDs
a. NOTE: It is our experience that CD failure is caused by incorrect burning. Before attending events, entrants should
ensure that their CD works on a standard CD player NOT a computer;
b. Labelling: Please do not place a sticker/label on the CD. This will cause the CD to fail to play your music;
c. Using a marker pen, write the CLASS NO: and the COMPETITOR NO: directly onto the CD as displayed below;
d. For each performance in dance, a separate CD in a double CD case is to be submitted. Only the one track relevant
to the performance is to be on the CD. When you register you are requested to submit a backup CD placed in the
other half of the double case;
e. Music must be handed in at least 15 minutes before the class commences;
20. PHOTOGRAPHY
a. Legal requirements (privacy and child protection) prohibit private use of cameras or recording devices at our events
except for the official photographer;
b. The use of any electronic device including: cameras, video cameras, computers, tablets, mobile phones and tape
recorders for photography or recording during any performance is prohibited. Non-compliance may lead to
exclusion from the venue;
c. Pagers and mobile phones must be turned to silent whilst in the Theatre or Convention Centre;
21. PRIZES Please refer to details on page 8
10
22. PROPS
a. Speech & Drama - Minimum props means must be required to enhance performance only hand held props
permissible. One small table and two chairs will be provided;
b. Dance props are only permitted if they are part of the routine and must be easily and quickly carried on and off
stage in one movement by the competitor alone;
c. Props stored backstage must not obstruct passageways and must be removed from the backstage area as soon as
possible after the performance;
23. PROTESTS Please refer to Policy and Procedures Document on page 7

24. REHEARSALS
a. No rehearsals are allowed on the stage during the Eisteddfod;
b. To organise a rehearsal on stage prior to the commencement of the Eisteddfod (28 th May) arrangements are to be
made with the staff of the DRTCC;
25. RESTRICTED
a. Restricted means not having won a first prize (irrespective of age) in any Eisteddfod or competition in the same category
in which the competitor is entering as at the closing date for entries;
26. SCHOLARSHIPS please refer to specific criteria for each discipline
27. SCHOOLS
a. In sections specific to schools a school is defined as an educational institution eligible to be registered under the
Education Reform Act of 1990;
28. STAGE DIMENSIONS

a. Convention Centre Stage Dimensions - 10 metres wide x 6.5 metres deep;
b. Theatre Stage Dimensions 11 metres wide x 10 metres deep;
29. SYLLABUS/PROGRAM
a. All care has been taken in compiling this Syllabus but the Committee reserves the right to rectify any errors or
omissions that appear in prize monies, entry details or items;
b. The Committee reserves the right to amend the program at any time;
c. No responsibility will be accepted for errors and omissions in the Syllabus or Program;
30. TIME LIMITS
a. All time limits are listed in individual categories in the Syllabus.
b. Unless specified otherwise, competitors must comply with the specific time limits stated in the Syllabus. Significant
over or under time may be penalised;
c. Speech and Drama classes only: Time limits for Group Devised Performances and Group Characterisation are
maximum and no penalty applies for under time;
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VOCAL AND CHORAL SECTION

Proposed Dates: 28th May to 30th May 2015
Convenor: Barbara Redgrave 6882 1785
barbredgrave@bigpond.com
Entries close 20 March 2015
Post entries to : The Entry Secretary, City of Dubbo Eisteddfod, PO Box 497 DUBBO NSW 2830
READ THE GENERAL RULES SET DOWN AT THE FRONT OF THE SYLLABUS,
AS THESE APPLY TO THE VOCAL AND CHORAL SECTION
PLEASE NOTE:
1. All items in the Vocal and Choral Sections are OWN CHOICE.
2. No official accompanist is provided.
3. Backing CDs (with no vocals) will be accepted and a backup CD is essential.
4. Please indicate on your entry form if you are using backing CD's.
MAXIMUM TIME LIMITS
Solo and Duet Classes
12 years and under
- 3 minutes
17 years and under
- 5 minutes
Open
- 7 minutes
Operatic Aria & Vocal Recital - 10 minutes
ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD FOR A LOCAL VOCALIST
To be eligible the competitor must compete in THREE OPEN Vocal Solo Classes. Refer to Page 9 for the
definition of LOCAL.
1000
1111
1112
1113
1116
1213
1219
1280
1281
1284
1285
1287
VOCAL SOLO
6 years and under
Nursery Rhyme in Costume
(Microphone to be used)
12 years and under
12 years and under
Character Song in Costume
13 to 16 years only
16 years and under (Jazz, Blues or
Popular, excluding Musical Theatre)
13 to 16 years Musical Theatre
Character Song in Costume
OPEN
Musical Theatre or Operetta
(Costume optional)
OPEN
Jazz or Blues
(excluding musical theatre)
OPEN
Popular Song
(Microphone optional)
OPEN
Ballad or Folk Song
OPEN
Art Song
OPEN
Sacred Song or Aria from Oratorio
1289
OPERATIC ARIA - OPEN

Entry to this Class is conditional upon
performances in a minimum of TWO
other Open Vocal Classes.
$7.00
1290
VOCAL RECITAL - OPEN

Two contrasting songs from different
musical genres (excluding popular).
Adjudication will be principally on the basis
of performance technique. This class also
suitable for HSC students.
Both songs will be sung consecutively.
$7.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$7.00
$7.00
$7.00
$7.00
1312
1317
NOVICE VOCAL SOLO

Vocalists who have been learning for
18 months or less
12 years and under
17 years and under
$5.00
$7.00
1432
1437
1439
VOCAL DUETS
A duet is defined as two part harmony
singing together
12 years and under
17 years and under
OPEN
$8.00
$10.00
$10.00
$7.00
$7.00
$7.00
$7.00
$7.00
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SCHOLARSHIP
The Vocal Scholarship is awarded by the
Adjudicator to a competitor who displays the
ability to further their voice studies.
Scholarship monies will only be paid for this
purpose. The Scholarship is judged on overall performance throughout the Eistefddfod.
1. To be eligible competitors must compete in
at least three solo classes.
2. Any competitor who has won a vocal
scholarship at the City of Dubbo Eisteddfod
within the last 2 years will not be eligible
for this scholarship.
3. The winner of the scholarship must be
available to perform at the Grand Concert on
Saturday 20th June 2015 at 3.00pm.
SCHOOL CHORAL GROUPS
OPEN CHORAL GROUPS

PLEASE NOTE:
1. Choirs please indicate approximate

number of participants on the entry form.
2. Choice of song will be taken into consideration.
3. Choirs may consist of any combination
eg women, men, school and church choirs.
4. Competitors in OPEN Choral Groups must
be prepared to perform in a weekend or
evening session.
MAXIMUM SINGING TIME
Class 1991
- 10 minutes
Classes 1992, 1993 & 1994 5 minutes
Class 1995
- 15 minutes
1991
PLEASE NOTE:
1. Choirs please indicate approximate number of

participants on the entry form.
2. SCHOOL CHOIRS are to sing TWO own
choice songs of a contrasting nature.
3. Senior Primary and Secondary School Choirs
are to have at least ONE song in TWO or
more part harmony.
4. Choice of song will be taken into consideration.
5. Where a school is defined, a teacher should not
be performing in the group other than as a
conductor.
MAXIMUM SINGING TIME
Class 1870
7 minutes
Class 1872 to 1878
10 minutes
1870
1872
1873
1874
1875
1876
1877
1878
KINDER, Years I & 2 CHOIR

$12.00
PRIMARY Years 3 & 4 CHOIR $12.00
PRIMARY Years 5 & 6 CHOIR
$12.00
PRIMARY SCHOOL CHOIR
$12.00
Years 3 to 6 (this class is for schools that
are unable to have a separate junior and
senior primary choir).
SMALL SCHOOL CHOIR
$12.00
Schools with less than 100 students
SECONDARY SCHOOL CHOIR
$12.00
Minimum of 16 voices
SMALL CHOIR - SECONDARY SCHOOL
$12.00
minimum of 4 voices & maximum of 15 voices
SCHOOL SIGNING CHOIR
$12.00
1992
1993
1994
1995
CHAMBER CHOIR - OPEN

4 to 12 voices
Two contrasting songs to be sung
SACRED SONG - OPEN
Minimum of 6 voices
One song only to be sung
SONG - OPEN
Minimum of 6 voices
POPULAR, SHOW CHORUS OR
BARBERSHOP CHORUS - OPEN
Minimum of 4 voices
Any combination of voices and may
involve costume and choreography
CHORAL CHAMPIONSHIP - OPEN
Minimum of 12 voices
Two contrasting songs to be sung
Entry is conditional upon performance in
ONE other open choral class.
$12.00
$12.00
$12.00
$12.00
$15.00
13
INSTRUMENTAL SECTION
Proposed Dates:
10th June to 12th June 2015 Woodwind/Brass/Guitars/Bands
15th June to 17th June 2015 Strings/Piano
Convenor: Barbara Redgrave 6882 1785
barbredgrave@bigpond.com
AS THESE APPLY TO THE INSTRUMENTAL SECTION
PLEASE NOTE:
1. ALL items in the Instrumental Section are OWN CHOICE

2. No official accompanist is provided.
MAXIMUM TIME LIMITS
Solo and Duet Classes:
Graded Classes:
12 years and under
3 minutes
Preliminary to 3rd
17 years and under
5 minutes
4th to 6th
Open
10 minutes
7th to 8th
Championship Classes 15 minutes
2000
2002
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2019
PIANO SOLO
Beginners - Competitors who have been
learning any single or combination of
keyboard instruments for 18 months or less.
Beginners - 10 years and under
Beginners - 15 years and under
8 years & under
9 years only
10 years only
11 years only
12 years only
13 years only
14 years only
15 and 16 years only
OPEN
2020
2021
2022
2023
2024
2025
2026
2027
2028
GRADED PIANO SOLO

Competitors to enter their current exam
piece only.
Preliminary
1st Grade
2nd Grade
3rd Grade
4th Grade
5th Grade
6th Grade
7th Grade
8th Grade
2032
2035
2039
$5.00
$7.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$7.00
$7.00
$7.00
$7.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$7.00
$7.00
$7.00
$7.00
$7.00
3 minutes
5 minutes
8 minutes
PIANO DUET
12 years and under
15 years and under
OPEN
$8.00
$10.00
$10.00
Entry to Piano Championship Classes is

conditional upon performances in TWO
other Solo Piano classes.
2041
PIANO SOLO - JUNIOR

CHAMPIONSHIP - 15 years and under
Two contrasting pieces to be played not below 5th Grade AMEB. ONE piece
to be by an Australian composer.
$15.00
2043
PIANO SOLO - SENIOR

CHAMPIONSHIP - 17 years and under
Two contrasting pieces to be played not below 7th Grade AMEB standard.
$15.00
2049
PIANO SOLO - OPEN

CHAMPIONSHIP
Two contrasting pieces to be played not below 8th Grade AMEB standard.
$15.00
14
MODERN PIANO SOLO

From the popular, blues, boogie, jazz, rock, etc
as commercially published - no improvisation.
2435
2110
2111
2113
2119
10 years and under

13 to 15 years only
OPEN
$5.00
$5.00
$7.00
$7.00
2212
2213
2219
BAROQUE PIANO SOLO

12 years and under
13 to 15 years only
OPEN
$5.00
$7.00
$7.00
2310
2312
2315
2319
2320
2322
2324
2326
GRADED STRING SOLO

piece only.
Preliminary and 1st Grades
2nd and 3rd Grades
4th and 5th Grades
6th, 7th and 8th Grades
2332
2335
2339
STRING DUO/TRIO
Accompaniment optional
12 years and under
15 years and under
OPEN
2304
2343
2412
2415
2419
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$7.00
$7.00
$5.00
$5.00
$7.00
$7.00
$8.00
$10.00
$10.00
STRING SOLO - SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP

13 to 18 years
$15.00
One movement of a sonata or concerto.
Entry to this class is conditional upon
performance in ONE other solo string class.
STRING BAROQUE SOLO
12 years and under
15 years and under
OPEN
$5.00
$7.00
$7.00
$12.00
$12.00
Please refer to Maximum Time Limits

at beginning of Instrumental Section
2512
2515
2519

STRING SOLO
Violin, Viola, Cello, Double Bass
Beginners - competitors who have been
learning any single or combination of string
instruments for 18 months or less.
10 years and under
12 years and under
15 years and under
OPEN
2439
STRING ENSEMBLES
TWO constrasting pieces to be played.
15 years and under
Minimum of 4 players
OPEN
2612
2615
2619
WOODWIND SOLO
Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, Saxophone,
Bassoon, Recorder
12 years and under
15 years and under
OPEN
$5.00
$7.00
$7.00
WOODWIND - AUSTRALIAN COMPOSITION

12 years and under
$5.00
15 years and under
$7.00
OPEN
$7.00
2620
2622
2624
2626
GRADED WOODWIND SOLO

piece only.
2nd and 3rd Grades
4th and 5th Grades
2632
2635
2639
WOODWIND DUO/TRIO
12 years and under
15 years and under
OPEN
2712
2715
2719
WOODWIND - MODERN SOLO

From popular, blues, boogie, jazz, rock, etc.
as commercially published, no improvisation.
12 years and under
$5.00
15 years and under
$7.00
OPEN
$7.00
2743
WOODWIND/BRASS
SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP
13 to 18 years
One movement of a sonata or concerto.
Entry to this class is conditional upon
performance in ONE other solo woodwind
or brass class.
$5.00
$5.00
$7.00
$7.00
$8.00
$10.00
$10.00
$15.00
15

2812
2815
2819
BRASS INSTRUMENT SOLO

12 years and under
15 years and under
OPEN
$5.00
$7.00
$7.00
2820
2822
2824
2826
GRADED BRASS SOLO

piece only.
2nd and 3rd Grades
4th and 5th Grades
$5.00
$5.00
$7.00
$7.00
2832
2835
2839
BRASS DUO/TRIO
12 years and under
15 years and under
OPEN
2912
2915
2919
BRASS MODERN SOLO

From popular, blues, boogie, jazz, rock, etc.
as commercially published, no improvisation.
12 years and under
15 years and under
OPEN
2932
2935
2939
INSTRUMENTAL DUO/TRIO
Any combination of two or three instruments
from strings, woodwind or brass.
12 years and under
15 years and under
OPEN
3015
3019
ACOUSTIC GUITAR
Acoustic guitar only, in any style.
15 years and under
OPEN
SCHOLARSHIP
The Instrumental Scholarship is awarded by
the Adjudicator to a competitor who displays
the ability to further their instrumental studies.
at least three solo classes.
2. Any competitor who has won an
instrumental scholarship at the City of Dubbo
Eisteddfod within the last 2 years will not be
eligible for this scholarship.
3. The winner of the scholarship must be
SCHOOL INSTRUMENTAL GROUPS
$8.00
$10.00
$10.00
$5.00
$7.00
$7.00
$8.00
$10.00
$10.00
PERCUSSION BANDS - tuned or untuned

may also include body percussion
ONE piece only to be played.
CD for accompaniment is permitted, without
voice. Backup CD is essential.
3670
3674
INFANTS SCHOOL
PRIMARY SCHOOL
$12.00
$12.00
RECORDER GROUPS
TWO contrasting pieces to be played.
Accompaniment is optional.
3771
3776
INFANTS and / or PRIMARY SCHOOL

4 - 30 players
SECONDARY SCHOOL
4 - 30 players
$12.00
$12.00
$7.00
$7.00
Please note the Instrumental Scholarship

will not be awarded until the end of all the
Instrumental Sections on Wednesday 17th June.
16
SCHOOL & OPEN BAND/ENSEMBLES
OPEN INSTRUMENTAL GROUPS
1. Music Stands will be provided.

2. Please bring own extension leads.
3. TWO contrasting pieces to be played.
4. Maximum playing time 15 minutes.
5. Full scores must be provided for adjudication.
6. Where a school is defined, a teacher should
not be performing in the group other than as
a conductor.
3874
3875
3876
3877
3878
PRIMARY SCHOOL BAND

Any combination of instruments
SECONDARY SCHOOL ENSEMBLE
3 - 12 players
SECONDARY SCHOOL BAND
Years 7 to 10
Stage/Jazz/Big Band
Years 7 to 12
Concert/Orchestral/Brass Band
Competitors in OPEN Instrumental Groups

must be prepared to perform in an evening
session.
3990
3991
$12.00
3992
$12.00
3993
$12.00
3994
JUNIOR INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLE

15 years and under
3 - 12 players
CLASSICAL ENSEMBLE
3 - 12 players
POPULAR ENSEMBLE
3 - 12 players
May include Rock, Jazz Groups
ORCHESTRAL/CONCERT/BRASS BAND
STAGE/JAZZ/BIG BAND
$12.00
$12.00
$12.00
$12.00
$12.00
$12.00
$12.00
17
SPEECH AND DRAMA SECTION

Proposed Dates: 31st May to 5th June 2015
Convenor: Janelle Pattinson 6882 2639
grandale@bigpond.com
AS THESE APPLY TO THE SPEECH AND DRAMA SECTION
SPEECH SECTION
Entries must be received by Friday 20th March, 2015
MEMORISED AUSTRALIAN POEM - OWN CHOICE SOLO
Australian poem must be by an Australian
author with Australian content. Marks may
be deducted if not Australian content.
4007 7 years and under
$5.00
4008 8 years only
$5.00
4009 9 and 10 years only
$5.00
4011 11 years only
$5.00
4012 12 years only (Time Limit 3 minutes)
$5.00
4013 13 to 15 years only (Time Limit 4 minutes)
$7.00
4019 OPEN (Time Limit 5 minutes)
$7.00
4106
4107
MEMORISED POEM - OWN CHOICE SOLO

6 years and under
$5.00
7 years only
$5.00
4108
4109
4111
4112
4113
4119
8 years only
9 and 10 years only
11 years only
12 years only (Time Limit 3 minutes)
13 to 15 years only (Time Limit 4 minutes)
OPEN (Time Limit 5 minutes)
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$7.00
$7.00
PROSE READING SOLO

4308
4309
4311
4313
4319
MEMORISED POEM FOR TWO - OWN CHOICE DUO

Any form of memory presentation.
Costume/use of one prop is optional.
$8.00
4133 13 to 15 years only
$10.00
4139 OPEN
$10.00
POEM - OWN COMPOSITION SOLO
Poems must be composed by competitor
and will be judged on quality of poem not
performance. Poems must be submitted to
The Secretary, P O Box 497, Dubbo 2830
by 15th May, 2015.
Poem may be read by composer or substitute.
4212
4213
4219
12 years and under

13 to 15 years only
OPEN
4412
4413
4419
$5.00
$7.00
$7.00
4512
4513
4519
8 years and under

$5.00
Approximately 100 words from "The Beast Quest"
series by Adam Blade, "The Enemies" by
Robin Klein OR from any "Horrid Harry"
series by Francesca Simon.
9 and 10 years only
$5.00
Approximately 125 words from any book by
Cressida Cowell (How to Train your Dragon
series), Emily Rodda (Deltora Quest), OR
from Selby Series by Duncan Bell.
$5.00
Gabrielle Wang, Gillian Rubenstein OR
Norton Juster.
13 to 15 years only
$7.00
Morris Gleitzman, John Marsden OR
Melina Marchetta.
OPEN
Markus Zusak, Jodi Picoult OR Miles
Franklin.
MEMORISED HUMOROUS POEM
OR PROSE - OWN CHOICE SOLO
Competitors may recite a humorous
poem or prose extract. The chosen piece
may be written by the competitor or
another author.
12 years and under
Maximum Time Limit 3 minutes
13 to 15 years only
OPEN
SIGHT READING SOLO
Preparation Time 1 minute
12 years and under
13 to 15 years only
OPEN
$7.00
$5.00
$7.00
$7.00
$5.00
$7.00
$7.00
18
4610
4613
4619
4715
4716
4719
4812
4813
4816
4819
4912
4913
4919
BIBLE READING SOLO

Competitor to supply own Bible.
No copy required for Adjudicator
10 to 12 years only
Luke 5: 1-11. From Good News Bible
13 to 15 years only
Matthew 18: 21-35.From Good News Bible
OPEN
Mark 10: 17-31. From Good News Bible
NEWS READING SOLO
Preparation Time 1 minute. Competitor will
read a two to three minute "news bulletin"
provided. Competitor will be seated, using
microphone. Adjudication will be on voice,
presentation, diction and pronunciation.
15 years and under
16 to 18 years only
OPEN
DRAMA SECTION
$5.00
5112
$7.00
$7.00
5113
5119
$7.00
$7.00
$7.00
PUBLIC SPEAKING SOLO

12 years and under
$5.00
Time Limit 3 minutes
"Should we Always Keep Secrets?"; "My
Hero is.."; OR "Excuses, Excuses!"
13 to 15 years
$7.00
"Beginner's Luck"; "Friendship is.."; OR
"Water - the Elixir of Life"
16 to 18 years
$7.00
"Is the Press really that Powerful?";
"Courage is ."; OR "Share the Glory"
OPEN
$7.00
"Three Little Words that say so much";
"Knowledge or Imagination-which is more important";
OR "Share the Load"
STORYTELLING SOLO
Competitors will tell a story about three items
or a picture supplied by the Adjudicator.
This is a test of the imagination.
Preparation Time 1 MINUTE.
12 years and under
13 to 15 years only
OPEN
5210
5211
5213
5219
CHARACTER SKETCH
OWN CHOICE SOLO
Depict a character based on an excerpt from a
book, play, film or original concept.
Minimum props allowed. Costume optional.
A typed script with class and competitor
number must be handed to the Registration
Clerk.
10 years and under
Years 7 to 10
OPEN
$5.00
$7.00
$7.00
$5.00
$5.00
$7.00
$7.00
MEMORISED DUOLOGUES - OWN CHOICE DUO

Excerpt from any play.
$8.00
5233 Years 7 to 10
$10.00
5239 OPEN
$10.00
$5.00
$7.00
$7.00
MIME SOLO
12 years and under
"Triple O-Emergency"; "Blackout after the
Storm"; OR "Those Flies are a Nuisance"
13 to 15 years only
"Decorating the Christmas Tree"; "Trying on
the Latest Fashion"; OR "The Circus Clown"
OPEN
"The Magic Potion"; "Picking Apples from the
Tree"; OR "Caring for the Elephant"
5312
5313
5319
IMPROVISATION SOLO
Preparation Time 1 minute. A different
topic for each competitor will be provided
for dramatic interpretation. One table and
one chair will be provided as props if needed.
12 years and under
$5.00
13 to 15 years
$7.00
OPEN
$7.00
19
5334
5336
5339
TELEPHONE CONVERSATION FOR TWO

Competitors to improvise a telephone
conversation based on a topic provided by the
Adjudicator. Preparation Time 1 minute
Primary
$8.00
Years 7 to 10
$10.00
OPEN
$10.00
SPEECH & DRAMA CHAMPIONSHIP

Championship will be awarded on
performance in this class only. It is
conditional upon competitor having competed
in at least two other solo Speech and Drama
classes. Competitor to perform one speech
and one drama item.
5643
5374
5376
5379
IMPROVISATION GROUP
Preparation Time 1 minute. A different topic
for each group will be provided for dramatic
interpretation. One table and one chair will
be provided as props if needed.
Primary
$12.00
Years 7 to 10
$12.00
OPEN
$12.00
DEVISED PERFORMANCE GROUP
Typed outline (synopsis or list of scenes)
marked with Class and Competitor number
to be handed to the Registration Clerk.
Performance may include mime, dramatic
movement, or prepared improvisation or text.
Boxes, table and chair allowed with hand
held props only.
5476
5479
Years 7 to 10
OPEN
$12.00
5649
15 years and under

Total Time Limit 8 minutes
OPEN
Total Time Limit 12 minutes
$15.00
$15.00
SCHOLARSHIPS
The Speech and Drama Scholarships are
awarded by the Adjudicator to a Junior (12
years and under) and a Senior (13 years and
over) who displays the ability to further their
studies in Speech and Drama.
at least four contrasting solo classes.
2. Any competitor who has won a Speech &
Drama Scholarship at a City of Dubbo
Eisteddfod within the last two years will not
be eligible for a scholarship.
3.The winners of the scholarships must be
$12.00
VERSE SPEAKING CHOIRS

Two memorised contrasting pieces to
be presented.
5570
5572
5573
5575
Infants School (K-2)

Junior Primary School (Years 3 & 4)
Senior Primary School (Years 5 & 6)
Small School or other Small Verse
Speaking Choir (less than 100 students)
$12.00
$12.00
$12.00
$12.00
20
DANCE SECTION
Proposed dates: 4th to 14th June 2015
Convenor: Judy Roots 02 6884 5255
pjrootsbuilding@bigpond.com
Entries close on 20 March, 2015
Post entries to: The Entry Secretary, City of Dubbo Eisteddfod, PO Box 497, DUBBO NSW 2830
AS THESE APPLY TO THE DANCE SECTION
BABY DANCE
Open to competitors 5 years and under.
All competitors will receive a certificate and
adjudication paper. Competitors are encouraged
to perform any dance routine they choose
from any category. (Use of Props
NOT RECOMMENDED for this age group)
Time Limit: MAXIMUM 1.5 MINUTES
6005
Baby Dance - 5 years & under
PLEASE NOTE:
1. Competitors in this section MUST COMPETE
in their own age class only.
2. The time limit for all dances in the Restricted
Section is MAXIMUM 3 MINUTES.
6010
6011
RESTRICTED TAP DANCE SOLO

10 years and under
$5.00
$5.00
6112
RESTRICTED DEMI-CHARACTER SOLO

12 years and under
$5.00
6206
6207
6209
6211
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
6308
6309
6311
RESTRICTED CONTEMPORARY SOLO

8 years and under
9 and 10 years only
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
6408
6409
6411
RESTRICTED MODERN SOLO

8 years and under
9 and 10 years only
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
RESTRICTED JAZZ SOLO

6 years and under
7 and 8 years only
9 and 10 years only
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
DANCE - UNRESTRICTED SECTION

PLEASE NOTE:
The time limit for all SOLO dances in the
Unrestricted Section is MAXIMUM 3 MINUTES
unless otherwise stated.
$5.00
DANCE - RESTRICTED SECTION

RESTRICTED means not having won FIRST
PLACE (irrespective of age or discipline) in
any Eisteddfod OR competition in the same
category in which the competitor is entering,
as at the closing date for entries.
RESTRICTED CLASSICAL SOLO (Not Pointe)

6 years and under
7 and 8 years only
9 and 10 years only
6506
6507
6509
6511
6710
6711
6713
6715
TAP DANCE SOLO

10 years and under
15 years and over
$5.00
$5.00
$7.00
$7.00
6812
6813
WALTZ TAP SOLO

12 years and under
13 years and over
$5.00
$7.00
SONG AND DANCE SOLO

Dance may be from any dance category - no
voice or backing vocals are permitted on CD
7012
7013
12 years and under

13 years and over
$5.00
$7.00
7110
7111
7113
7115
DEMI-CHARACTER SOLO
10 years and under
15 years and over
$5.00
$5.00
$7.00
$7.00
7208
7209
7211
7213
7215
CLASSICAL SOLO
8 years and under (not Pointe)
9 and 10 years only (not Pointe)
11 and 12 years only (Soft or Pointe)
13 and 14 years only (Soft or Pointe)
15 years and over (Soft or Pointe)
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$7.00
$7.00
7312
7313
NATIONAL CHARACTER SOLO

12 years and under
13 years and over
$5.00
$7.00
21
7410
7411
7413
7415
CONTEMPORARY SOLO
10 years and under
15 years and over
$5.00
$5.00
$7.00
$7.00
IMPROVISATION - EXPRESSIVE/LYRICAL SOLO

$5.00
$5.00
$7.00
8215 15 years and over
$7.00
7510
7511
7513
7515
MODERN SOLO: Expressive/Lyrical

10 years and under
15 years and over
$5.00
$5.00
$7.00
$7.00
8310
8311
8313
8315
7608
7609
7611
7613
7615
JAZZ SOLO (NOT Cabaret/Musical Theatre)

8 years and under (any style)
9 and 10 years only (any style)
11 and 12 years only (any style)
15 years and over
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$7.00
$7.00
8410
8411
8413
8415
7713
7715
JAZZ SOLO (Cabaret/Musical Theatre)

15 years and over
$7.00
$7.00
7812
7813
HIP HOP SOLO

12 years and under
13 years and over
$5.00
$7.00
DANCE IMPROVISATION SECTION

PLEASE NOTE: For improvisations in all dance
styles the adjudicator will be responsible for
choosing all improvisation music. All improvisation solo classes will have a time limit maximum
of 1.5 minutes.
PLEASE NOTE : DRESS CODE FOR
IMPROVISATION
Girls: Plain fabric leotard and dance tights.
8490
$5.00
$7.00
8012
8013
IMPROVISATION - DEMI-CHARACTER
12 years and under
13 years and over
$5.00
$7.00
8110
8111
8113
8115
IMPROVISATION - CLASSICAL SOLO

10 years and under
15 years and over
$5.00
$5.00
$7.00
$7.00
$5.00
$5.00
$7.00
$7.00
OPEN
$7.00
OWN CHOREOGRAPHY
Competitors are to choreograph and perform
a solo in any dance form they wish.
MUST BE ALL STUDENTS OWN WORK.
Will be adjudicated on choreographic and
originality of ideas.
Students who teach or regularly assist a
teacher in a class and receive remuneration
(paid or in kind) are NOT eligible to enter.
or leotard.
Failure to comply may lead to disqualification
IMPROVISATION - TAP SOLO
12 years and under
13 years and over
IMPROVISATION - JAZZ SOLO

10 years and under
15 years and over
$5.00
$5.00
$7.00
$7.00
ENTERTAINMENT/VARIETY PERFORMANCE
SOLO OR DUO/TRIO
Time limit is MAXIMUM 4 MINUTES. This
routine MUST NOT be a repetition of one
already performed in this Eisteddfod.
PLEASE NOTE:
This is adjudicated exclusively on
ENTERTAINMENT VALUE
May include routines such as Musical
Theatre/Comedy/Song & Dance
Plain jazz pants will be allowed for Jazz only.

Boys: Plain fitted dancewear: tights and singlet
7912
7913
IMPROVISATION - CONTEMPORARY SOLO

10 years and under
15 years and over
8500
13 years and over
$7.00
OWN CHOREOGRAPHY
This section is for STUDENT TEACHERS
ONLY who are not eligible to enter
CLASS 8500. Competitors are to
choreograph and perform a solo in any
dance form they choose. MUST BE ALL
STUDENT TEACHER'S OWN WORK.
Will be adjudicated on choreographic and
originality of ideas.
8510
13 years and over
$7.00
22
DUO/TRIO DANCE SECTION

The time limit for this section is MAXIMUM
3 MINUTES. An individual dancer may compete
more than once with a different partner.
8512
8513
Classical Duo/Trio
12 years and under
13 years and over
$8.00
$10.00
8522
8523
Modern Duo/Trio
12 years and under
13 years and over
$8.00
$10.00
8532
8533
Jazz (any style) Duo/Trio

12 years and under
13 years and over
$8.00
$10.00
8542
8543
Tap or Song & Dance Duo/Trio

12 years and under
13 years and over
$8.00
$10.00
CHAMPIONSHIPS:
8653
8741
$10.00
8643
SENIOR TAP CHAMPIONSHIP

13 years and over
$15.00
To qualify to compete in a Ballet Championship a

competitor must have danced in the Classical and
Classical Improvisation solo sections in the
appropriate age class.
One only Classical dance is to be performed in the
Ballet Championship. The Championship routine
must not be a repeat of a previous performance in
this competition.
8651
JUNIOR BALLET CHAMPIONSHIP

12 years and under
8652
INTERMEDIATE BALLET CHAMPIONSHIP

$15.00
JUNIOR CONTEMPORARY CHAMPIONSHIP

12 years and under
$10.00
8742
INTERMEDIATE CONTEMPORARY
CHAMPIONSHIP
8743
SENIOR CONTEMPORARY CHAMPIONSHIP

15 years and over
$15.00
$15.00
To qualify to compete in a Modern Championship a

a competitor must have danced in the Modern and
Modern Improvisation solo sections in the appropriate
age class.
One only Modern dance (any style) is to be performed
in the Modern Championship. The Championship
routine must not be a repeat of a previous performance
in this competition.
To qualify to compete in a Tap Championship a

competitor must have danced in the Tap and Tap
Improvisation solo sections in the appropriate age class.
One only fast tap OR slow tap routine is to be performed
in the Tap Championship. The Championship routine
this competition.
8641
$15.00
To qualify to compete in a Contemporary

Championship a competitor must have danced in
the Contemporary and Modern Improvisation solo
sections in the appropriate age class.
One only Contemporary dance is to be performed
in the Contemporary Championship. The
championship routine must not be a repeat of a
previous performance in this competition.
CHAMPIONSHIP TIME LIMITS

Junior - 12 Years & Under MAX 3 MINUTES
Senior - 13 Years & Over - MAX 4 MINUTES
JUNIOR TAP CHAMPIONSHIP

12 years and under
SENIOR BALLET CHAMPIONSHIP

15 years and over
8751
JUNIOR MODERN EXPRESSIVE/LYRICAL

CHAMPIONSHIP
12 years and under
$10.00
8752
INTERMEDIATE MODERN
EXPRESSIVE/LYRICAL CHAMPIONSHIP
$15.00
8753
SENIOR MODERN EXPRESSIVE/LYRICAL

CHAMPIONSHIP
$15.00
15 years and over
$10.00
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To qualify to compete in a Jazz Championship a

competitor must have danced in the Jazz and Jazz
Improvisation solo sections in the appropriate age
class.
One only Jazz dance (any style) is to be performed in
the Jazz Championship. The Championship routine
this competition.
8841
JUNIOR JAZZ CHAMPIONSHIP

12 years and under
$10.00
8842
INTERMEDIATE JAZZ CHAMPIONSHIP

$15.00
8843
SENIOR JAZZ CHAMPIONSHIP

15 years and over
$15.00
SCHOLARSHIP CLASS
A Scholarship class will be held to determine the recipients of both the Classical and Revue Scholarships
To be eligible to enter the Scholarship class, competitors must have entered and performed in a least four (4)
solo classes in the following category i.e.: Classical, Modern ,Contemporary, Demi-character, Jazz, Tap, Song & Dance
The adjudicator will conduct the scholarship class on the stage of the DRTCC. This class may be open to an audience.
Finalist will be chosen from this class to compete in the Scholarship Dance-off for 1 Classical Scholarship
and 1 Revue Scholarship. This will be held at the end of the dance program.
The Dance-off may be a routine the competitor has performed in this Eisteddfod. The Adjudicator may
choose the final routine for the finalists.
Scholarship monies will only be paid to further studies in a major dance studio or special summer/winter school or
workshops.
The winners of the two scholarships must be available to perform at the Grand Concert on Saturday 20 June, 2015
at 3.00pm. The winner of a scholarship will be ineligible to enter the Scholarship class for two years
NO LATE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED
8913
SCHOLARSHIP CLASS
13 years and over
(1) Classical Scholarship
(2) Revue Scholarship
$25.00
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DANCE GROUPS/TROUPES
Proposed dates: 13th to 14th June 2015
Email: pjrootsbuilding@bigpond.com
GROUPS/TROUPES
1. Time limit for all Group dances is MAXIMUM
5 MINUTES.
2. Groups are to consist of at least FOUR persons
on the day of the Eisteddfod.
3. Competitors may only appear twice in groups
in any class.
9061
9062
9063
9090
GROUP TAP
10 years and under
12 years and under
14 years and under
OPEN
$12.00
$12.00
$12.00
$12.00
9160
9161
9162
9163
9190
GROUP CLASSICAL
8 years and under
10 years and under
12 years and under
14 years and under
OPEN
$12.00
$12.00
$12.00
$12.00
$12.00
9290
GROUP NATIONAL CHARACTER

OPEN
$12.00
9361
9362
9363
9390
GROUP CONTEMPORARY
10 years and under
12 years and under
14 years and under
OPEN
$12.00
$12.00
$12.00
$12.00
9461
9462
9463
9490
GROUP MODERN
10 years and under
12 years and under
14 years and under
OPEN
$12.00
$12.00
$12.00
$12.00
9560
9561
9562
9563
9590
GROUP JAZZ
8 years and under
10 years and under
12 years and under
14 years and under
OPEN
$12.00
$12.00
$12.00
$12.00
$12.00
GROUP HIP HOP

9690
OPEN
$12.00
9790
GROUP ENTERTAINMENT
This class includes any variety of dance
eg song and Dance, Cabaret, Musical
OPEN
$12.00
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SCHOOL DANCE GROUPS

Proposed date: 9th June 2015
pjrootsbuilding@bigpond.com
SCHOOL DANCE GROUPS

1. Time limit for all Group dances is MAXIMUM
5 MINUTES.
2. Groups are to consist of at least FOUR persons
on the day of the Eisteddfod.
SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT/VARIETY GROUP
1. To tell a story with choreography, costume,
music and movement. May include vocals,
drama and mime.
2. To be choreographed by teacher from the
school or student from same school entering
the Eisteddfod.
9870
9871
9872
9873
9875
9876
9878
9879
KINDERGARTEN
INFANTS - Years 1 & 2
JUNIOR PRIMARY- Years 3 & 4
SENIOR PRIMARY - Years 5 & 6
PRIMARY SCHOOL
Years 3 to 6 (this class is for schools that
are unable to have a separate junior and
senior primary dance group)
SECONDARY SCHOOL
TRADITIONAL - Primary
TRADITIONAL - Secondary
$12.00
$12.00
$12.00
$12.00
$12.00
$12.00
$12.00
$12.00
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2015 SYLLABUS

THURSDAY 28 MAY 2015 SATURDAY 20 JUNE 2015

CLOSING DATE FOR ENTRIES:

ROTARY CLUB OF DUBBO INC

ADJUDICATORS FOR THE 2015 EISTEDDFOD

SPEECH & DRAMA

Anne Marie Ludwig-Cox

PROPOSED TIMETABLE FOR 2015

Thursday 28th May Saturday 30th May

Sunday 31st May Friday 5th June

Speech & Drama

Thursday 4th June Sunday 14th June

Wednesday 10th June Friday 12th June

Thursday 28th Friday 29th May

Speech & Drama

Wednesday 3rd & Thursday 4th June

Tuesday 9th June

Wednesday 10th Friday 12th June

Saturday 20th June, 2015

Convenors for Sections ..

Copyright Guidelines. Page 5

Policies & Procedures Page 6

Speech & Drama................................

Vocal & Choral..................................

All correspondence dealing with entries must be addressed to:

Ph: 02 6884 5255

IT IS IMPORTANT THAT ALL COMPETITORS AND TEACHERS REALISE THEIR

For more information:

Phone: 02 9935 7900

COMPETITORS SUBMIT COPIES AT THEIR OWN RISK

POLICY AND PROCEDURES DOCUMENT

PRINCIPLES OF DEALING WITH COMPLAINTS

12 years and Under

Preliminary & 1st-3rd Grades

4th - 8th Grades

DUETS, DUOS, DUOLOGUES & TRIOS:

Junior 12 yrs & Under

GROUPS: (all disciplines)

RULES FOR CITY OF DUBBO EISTEDDFOD

COMPETITORS - also refer to Copyright Guidelines on page 6

COPYRIGHT REQUIREMENTS - Please refer to the Copyright Guidelines on page 6

11. ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT

12. ENTRIES - Please refer to Conditions of Entry on page 5

13. GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP

14. GRIEVANCE POLICY

17. LOST PROPERTY

21. PRIZES Please refer to details on page 8

23. PROTESTS Please refer to Policy and Procedures Document on page 7

28. STAGE DIMENSIONS

VOCAL AND CHORAL SECTION

OPERATIC ARIA - OPEN

VOCAL RECITAL - OPEN

NOVICE VOCAL SOLO

OPEN CHORAL GROUPS

1. Choirs please indicate approximate

1. Choirs please indicate approximate number of

KINDER, Years I & 2 CHOIR

CHAMBER CHOIR - OPEN

1. ALL items in the Instrumental Section are OWN CHOICE

GRADED PIANO SOLO

Entry to Piano Championship Classes is

PIANO SOLO - JUNIOR

PIANO SOLO - SENIOR

PIANO SOLO - OPEN