Awards
22. Awards, Certificate Seals, Trophies and Scholarships are given to
encourage and assist performers in the pursuit of further excellence in the
performing arts. To merit these awards performers must reach a standard of
accomplishment satisfactory to the adjudicators, whose decisions are final.
23. To be eligible for an award, a performer must participate in at least
two solo classes of a discipline. In Piano and String Classes, one
of the selections must be from the Sunshine Coast Festival of the Performing
Arts OFFICIAL SELECTION LIST. In Percussion, Woodwinds, Brass and Vocal
Classes, one of the selections must be from a recognised syllabus, (please
see page 17). The performer's two top assessments of 85% and over will be
averaged for the first and second overall awards for the junior, intermediate
and senior sections of each discipline. All other awards are earned with
the highest assessment for the pertinent class or classes.
24. Adjudication will be given to each performer at the conclusion of
each adjudicated session.
25. Performers’ assessments will be made available to them after the
adjudication of the class.
The British Columbia Association Of Performing Arts Festivals
Performers are chosen from each discipline by the adjudicators. Only
one from the junior, intermediate and senior levels of each discipline
may participate. The National Music Festival is sponsored by the Federation
of Canadian Music Festivals and the hosting Provincial Association.
Performers must first perform at the local level in order to qualify
for provincial or national levels.
The Sunshine Coast Festival Of The Performing Arts is a member of both
The British Columbia Association Of The Performing Arts Festivals and The
Federation Of Canadian Music Festivals.
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