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Scholarship competition winners, students who have completed Level XII Student Day requirements, and selected students from Judged Musicales perform at our annual Honors Recital. Installation of new officers also takes place at the recital. The recital is free of charge and open to public. Come hear exciting performances by some of the finest young musicians in the county!
Judged Musicale is a recital for students to receive evaluation on their performances. Please read the following guidelines carefully. If you have any questions about this event, you may contact the Judged Musicale Chair.
Print and fill out the Judged Musicale Form for each entry. Mail the filled out form(s) with the application fee to the chairperson of the event.
The application must be received by Saturday, the January 26 (Application form may be scanned and emailed, but the fee must be mailed by the deadline.)
Application Fee:
The application fee is $10.00 per entry.
The application fee is non-refundable.
If a student is unable to participate in this Musicale, the fee may be credited to the next Musicale.
Entry:
A limit of 15-20 applications will be accepted for this musicale (Teachers with applications received after the quota has been filled will be notified immediately).
A teacher may present 2-3 entries.
Age and Level:
Students ages 12 and up
Memorization:
Soloists must play from memory.
Teachers may perform with their students.
Repertoire:
Pieces performed can be classical or jazz and must be composed specifically for the instrument used. Vocalists may submit songs from the popular repertoire or from musical theater.
Simplified arrangements of any type of music are not accepted.
Students must provide one copy of the music for the judges, measures numbered. Photocopies will not be accepted.
Dress Code:
Students will wear recital attire (dresses or pantsuits, dress slacks & dress shirts, no sneakers).
Results:
The judges may choose four outstanding students for the annual Honors Recital, but no more than two students of any one instrument, voice, or ensemble.
Decisions by judges, based on musicianship, will be final.
Comments from the judges will be mailed to the teachers.
*You will receive a confirmation via email once your application is received.
The PBCMTA’s third and last general meeting of the 2018-2019 school year will be held at 10:00 a.m., Friday, March 8th at Jupiter Academy of Music located at500 Commerce Way W # 9, Jupiter, FL 33458. Please join us to learn about our upcoming events and hear a wonderful presentation by Cindy Kessler on Music Business!
District VI Concerto Competition is held each spring for students of piano, voice, and other instruments. Winners receive monetary awards. Junior, Intermediate, and Senior winners are also eligible to compete at the state level.
Please visit FSMTA website for more details and application forms.
District 6 Concerto Competition Chair: Robin Arrigo, robinja@aol.com
District VI Student Day, held each spring, is a non-competitive achievement evaluation in the areas of aural/written theory and performance for members' students of piano, voice, and other instruments. Auditions are private and individual. The free FSMTA Student Day Handbook is now available online (password required). The Handbook includes all requirements for levels Primary through Twelve plus sample tests, suggested repertoire, and examination sheets.
PBCMTA Scholarship money is available each year to Piano, Voice, Classical Guitar, Wind, and String students. All winners are expected to perform in the annual Honors Recital on May 6th, 2018.
Divisions:
Elementary (grades 4-6)
Intermediate (grades 7-9)
Senior (grades 10-12)
Eligibility:
To be eligible to complete, the student must be studying with their private teacher, a PBCMTA member, for a minimum of 6 months.
Any PBCMTA member may enter up to 3 students.
Application:
Application fee is $25made payable to Palm Beach County Music Teachers Association, Inc.
Scholarship application must be post marked by March 24 (3 weeks prior to the event date).
No late application or last minute changes will be accepted.
*Please refer to PBCMTA yearbook for repertoire requirements and competition rules. If you have any questions about the scholarship competition, you may contact the Scholarship Competition Chair:
Honors Recital – May 5
Scholarship competition winners, students who have completed Level XII Student Day requirements, and selected students from Judged Musicales perform at our annual Honors Recital. Installation of new officers also takes place at the recital. The recital is free of charge and open to public. Come hear exciting performances by some of the finest young musicians in the county!
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Judged Musicale is a recital for students to receive evaluation on their performances. Please read the following guidelines carefully. If you have any questions about this event, you may contact the Judged Musicale Chair.
January Judged Musicale Guidelines
Judged Musicale Chair:
Ida Ivanovic
7410 Brunswick Circle, Boynton Beach, FL 33472
561-706-1576 / pdja_uf@yahoo.com
Application Form & Deadline:
Application Fee:
Entry:
Age and Level:
Memorization:
Repertoire:
Dress Code:
Results:
*You will receive a confirmation via email once your application is received.
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The PBCMTA’s third and last general meeting of the 2018-2019 school year will be held at 10:00 a.m., Friday, March 8th at Jupiter Academy of Music located at500 Commerce Way W # 9, Jupiter, FL 33458. Please join us to learn about our upcoming events and hear a wonderful presentation by Cindy Kessler on Music Business!
District VI Concerto Competition is held each spring for students of piano, voice, and other instruments. Winners receive monetary awards. Junior, Intermediate, and Senior winners are also eligible to compete at the state level.
Please visit FSMTA website for more details and application forms.
District 6 Concerto Competition Chair: Robin Arrigo, robinja@aol.com
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District VI Student Day, held each spring, is a non-competitive achievement evaluation in the areas of aural/written theory and performance for members' students of piano, voice, and other instruments. Auditions are private and individual. The free FSMTA Student Day Handbook is now available online (password required). The Handbook includes all requirements for levels Primary through Twelve plus sample tests, suggested repertoire, and examination sheets.
Student Day Theory Chair: Rhonda Danielson - 561-602-2709 / rdanielson714@gmail.com
Student Day Performance Chair: Mary Rose Ozga - 561-391-9132
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PBCMTA Scholarship money is available each year to Piano, Voice, Classical Guitar, Wind, and String students. All winners are expected to perform in the annual Honors Recital on May 6th, 2018.
Divisions:
Eligibility:
Application:
*Please refer to PBCMTA yearbook for repertoire requirements and competition rules. If you have any questions about the scholarship competition, you may contact the Scholarship Competition Chair:
Janet Ownes, 561-791-9598, j12843@hotmail.com
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