PROMOTING EXCELLENCE
2022 Programs Guides will be added as they are completed.
Piano Division Program Guide 2022
Choral Division Program Guide Wednesday 15th June 2022 Elder Hall, North Terrace Adelaide
2022 Division Dates
4 June to 12 June and 24th August Piano Division
15 June Choral Division
25 June Guitar Division
30 June to 3 July Flute, Woodwind and Brass Divisions
28 July to 31 July Vocal Division
8 August to 12 August String Division
24 August Junior Piano Recital and Adelaide Eisteddfod Concerto Heats
31 August Adelaide Eisteddfod Concerto Final
Stardom links to the Syllabus for each Division are below.
The Adelaide Eisteddfod 2021 Special Awards 5MBS Broadcast was broadcast on Monday March 7 at 6pm.
CONVENOR CONTACT LIST
Choral Division: Viv Rusk 0422002885
Guitar Division: Oliver Fartach-Naini (Elder Conservatorium of Music) 0414597228
Piano Division including Recitals: Jane Burgess 0402289628
String Division: Helen Ayres 0415298067
Woodwind Division Contact (including Recorder): Jane Burgess 0402289628
Brass Division Contact: Jane Burgess 0402289628
Flute Division Contact: Jane Burgess 0402289628
String & Wind Recitals: Helen Ayres 0415298067
Vocal Division: Ian Vayne 0448 000 433
Ensemble Event: Helen Ayres 0415298067
Adelaide Eisteddfod Concerto: Jane Burgess 0402289628
Special Award Winners’ Concert: Jane Burgess 0402289628
Rules & Conditions of Competition 2022
Flute and Woodwind Division Specific Rules 2022
Child Protection Policy Documents
The Adelaide Eisteddfod is committed to child protection and child safe environments. Below are our Policies.
AES-Child-and-Young-People-Protection-Policy.pdf
AES-Code-of-Conduct-Policy.pdf
Committment-to-Code-of-Conduct-for-a-Child-Safe-Environment.pdf
CSE-Mandatory-notification-information-booklet-1-1.pdf
Feedback
The Adelaide Eisteddfod welcomes your feedback.
Feedback-sheet-Children-and-young-people.pdf
Feedback-Sheet-Parents-and-Teachers.pdf
2021 Division Results and Program Guides.
Results will be progressively added as each Division concludes.
Concerto Division Finals Program Wednesday 25th August 2021 Pilgrim Church 7.30pm
Competitors selected for CN901 Concerto Final
Results for the Classical Guitar Division 2021
Guitar Program Guide Saturday 12 September Pilgrim Church
Results for the Choral Division 2021
Choral Division Program Guide Wednesday 16 and Thursday 17 June 2021 Elder Hall
Results for the String Division 2021
String Division Program Guide as at 31/7/21 2-6 August 2021 Capri Theatre Goodwood
Results for the Flute, Woodwind and Brass Division 2021
Results for the Piano Division
Vocal Division Program Guide 6-25 September 2021 Unley Park Baptist Church 1 Northgate Street Unley Park
JOINING THE ADELAIDE EISTEDDFOD SOCIETY
AdelaideEisteddfodMembershipForm2021
DISCOUNTS FOR MEMBERS OF THE ADELAIDE EISTEDDFOD SOCIETY
(on production of their membership card)
Cecere’s Music, 249 Magill Rd, Maylands. 83319246
Presto Musical Repairs, 620 Marion Rd, Parkholme. 81771447
Size Music, 74 Glen Osmond Rd, Parkside. 83733370
Winston Music, 87 Winston Ave, Daw Park. 82769988
WHY ENTER AN EISTEDDFOD?
Performance experience:
Irrespective of students’ aims in music the experience of performing in public is vital.
This builds confidence, and above all, the chance to experience the enjoyment and excitement of performing.
Exams:
Every competitor receives the assessment of an accomplished and independent adjudicator. Try out and improve your programs for exams such as AMEB, ABRSM or Trinity College London, and Secondary and Tertiary Level Assessments.
Audition Skills:
Many aspiring professionals fail to show their best at auditions and miss study or job opportunities. The answer is practice and the conditions at the Eisteddfod competitions are ideal for this purpose.
Performance Opportunities:
The finals of the advanced competitions are held in prestigious venues. Several musical organisations look for their soloists at the Eisteddfod competitions.
Valuable Prizes and Recognition:
Prizes include certificates, vouchers, medallions, cash and a major scholarship. All are evidence of achievements to enhance CVs.
COPYRIGHT DECLARATION FORM
Competitors are advised that a separate Copyright Declaration Form must be presented at the time of booking in for each section that has been entered. Download from the link below. This form can be filled in on-line and then printed.
1. Performer’s Declaration,
2. Making a temporary copy for an adjudicator or examiner,
3. Making a temporary copy for an accompanist.
ADELAIDE EISTEDDFOD SOCIETY INC.
President: Chris Brown
Secretary: Jane Burgess, 239 Magill Road, Maylands SA 5069. 83666531
Office Reception: Monday to Friday 9 am to 5 pm. ABN 48 340 839 681
Member of the Association of Eisteddfod Societies of Australia Inc.
Patrons:
His Excellency the Honourable Hieu Van Le AC, Governor of South Australia
The Right Honourable Sandy Verschoor, The Lord Mayor of Adelaide
Vice Patrons:
Brian Chatterton OAM, Associate Professor Keith Crellin OAM, Thomas Edmonds AM, Beryl Kimber OBE, Associate Professor Elizabeth Koch AM, Emeritus Professor David Lockett AM, Professor Charles Bodman Rae
Deceased Vice Patrons:
Hon. Boyd Dawkins MBE, Clemens Leske AM, Arnold Matters OAM, Noreen Stokes OAM
Past Presidents:
H.R. Coombe, Sir Ewen Waterman, Max Lamshed OBE, Max Longbottom, Harold Coggins, Malcolm Potter OAM, Alan Hodgson, Mary Handley OAM, John Doyle MBE, Malcolm Potter OAM, Robert Brown OAM
Past Secretaries:
J. Martindale, L.G. Aitchison, Shirley Kitchen, John D. Flynn, Shylie Neal, Ian S. Wilson, Veda Hilton, Alma Smith, Nancy Potter, Judy Langford, Fay Haddad, Jackie Cook, Cathy Vasilakis, Brenda Rayner OAM
Honorary Life Members:
Wendy Barrett OAM, Ann Bensted, Robert Brown OAM, Jane Burgess, Zena Chapman, Jackie Cook, Brenda Coulter, Jan Dash, Jill Folauhola, John Hall OAM, Mary G. Handley OAM, Judy Langford, Lindsay Lavers, Margaret Lucas, Joan Mooney, Malcolm Potter OAM, Brenda Rayner OAM, Di Truscott
Deceased Honorary Life Members:
Gladys Bailey OAM, Chris Bensted, Des Borgelt, John Burton, John Doyle MBE, Sable Grivell, Gwen Hughes, Yvonne Hall, Audrey Lees, Max Longbottom, Lady Anne Miller, Ida Moyle, Hilda Oldfield, Margaret Pirie, Alma Smith, Noreen Stokes OAM, Jean Ward, Sir Ewen Waterman
Council:
Christopher Brown (President and Treasurer), Wendy Barrett OAM (Vice President), Jane Burgess (Secretary), Jennifer Chen, Oliver Fartach-Naini, Jeffrey Kong, Kirra Lo, Margaret Lucas, Anne Milne, Frances Norton, Brenda Rayner OAM, Viv Rusk, Ian Vayne
Bankers: Bank SA. Auditor: Wendy Wills.
Adelaide Eisteddfod Development Fund Management Committee:
Mary Handley OAM (President), Nicholas Handley (Treasurer), Guila Tiver (Secretary), Brenda Rayner OAM(Treasurer), Frances Norton (Assistant Treasurer), David Perry, Genty Stevens,
Bankers: Bank SA. Auditor 2020: Craig Need
SPECIAL AWARDS
The Norwood Symphony Orchestra Prize: A Medallion and $150 will be awarded to an instrumental concerto contestant or a vocal contestant finalist who may be invited to perform with the Norwood Symphony Orchestra at a later date.
Mitcham Orchestra / Mitcham Rotary Club Prize: A Medallion and $150 will be awarded to a junior instrumentalist who may be invited to perform with the Mitcham Orchestra at a later date.
The Burnside Symphony Orchestra Prize: A Medallion and $150 will be awarded to a participant in the String Division.
The Music Teachers Association of SA Inc. /Grace Barbara Turner Awards for Excellence in Performance: Four awards of $100 will be made to competitors, one from each of the following Divisions: Keyboard, Strings, Wind and Vocal. Competitors must have performed as a soloist.
The Audrey Lees Award for Excellence in Piano Performance.
The Lady Anne Miller Award: Piano Division: A medallion may be awarded to the competitor with the highest aggregate in the Piano Division.
The Wilf Mader Memorial Medallion: Awarded to the most promising pianist 17 years or over.
The Miriam Hyde Medallion: Awarded to the most promising pianist 16 years or under.
Dulcie Holland Medallion: Awarded to the most promising pianist 12 years or under.
The Gabor Reeves Woodwind Medallion: To a woodwind player for excellence in performance.
The Standish Roberts Brass Medallion: To a brass player for excellence in performance.
The David Cubbin Flute Medallion: A medallion will be awarded by the Flute Society of SA to the most promising flautist in the Open Flute Section.
The Ray Rosser Memorial Award: An award of $100 will be presented to the most promising flautist from the 10 years or under or 12 years or under Sections.
The Cecily Wood Recorder Medallion: For the most promising Recorder player 16 years or under.
The Lady Anne Miller Award: Vocal Division: A medallion may be awarded to the competitor with the highest aggregate in the Vocal Division.
The Malcolm J. Orchard Memorial Prize for performance of an Operatic Aria.
The Australian Strings Association Award: A plaque will be awarded to the most outstanding competitor for Violin, Viola, Cello or Double Bass 18 years or under.
The Jane Peters Violin Medallion: Awarded to the most promising violinist 16 years or under. Competitors must have performed as a soloist.
The David Bishop Cello Medallion: Awarded for the most promising cellist 16 years and under. Competitors must have performed as a soloist.
The Adele Anthony Violin Medallion: Awarded to the most outstanding violinist 13 years or under. Competitors must have performed as a soloist.
The Helen Pietsch Excellence Award: A Prize of $100 for outstanding achievement in performance – in memory of the commitment of the late Helen Pietsch to choral music.
The Helen Pietsch Encouragement Award: A Prize of $100 for a non-prize winning choir showing great promise – in memory of the commitment of the late Helen Pietsch to choral music.
The Strathalbyn Eisteddfod Choral Prize: A prize of $300 will be awarded to the most outstanding choir from outer-metropolitan and country areas.
TRUST FUNDS
Achord Choir Trust, Adelaide Eisteddfod Choral Trust, Adelaide Eisteddfod Concerto Trust, Adelaide Savage Club Trust, Brian Sudlow Memorial Trust, Colin Finlayson Bequest, Geoffrey Hackett-Jones Double Reed Trust, Group Theatre Trust, Gwen Hughes Memorial Trust, Malcolm J. Orchard Award Trust, Nancy Thomas Memorial Trust, Neville Hicks Memorial Trust, Jiri Tancibudek AM and Vera Tancibudek Trust, Robert McCallum Brown Memorial Trust, Strathalbyn Eisteddfod Prize.
CORPORATE SPONSORS
Adelaide Baroque, APRA AMCOS, Australian Music Examinations Board, Australian String Quartet, Domenic Roscioli Guitars, Elder Conservatorium of Music, Ethnoclassics, Flute Tree, Harrison Music, Presto Musical Repairs Pty Ltd, Malcolm Rowe Violins, Size Music, University of the Third Age Recorder Group, Urtext Stringed Instruments, Westpac-Lockleys Community Committee, Winston Music.
SOCIETY SPONSORS
Adelaide Eisteddfod Society Inc., Adelaide Harmony Choir Inc. – Lewis Dawe Memorial, Adelaide Symphony Orchestra Players` Association, ARPA Orchestra Inc., Associated Chamber Music Players of South Australia Inc. (ACMPSA), Australian National Choral Association (SA Chapter), Australian Strings Association Ltd. (SA Chapter), Edwardstown Lions Club, The Flute Society of SA Inc., The Friends of the State Opera SA Inc. Dawn Wallace Award, Gilbert and Sullivan Society of South Australia Inc., Italian Benevolent Society Inc., Mitcham Orchestra Inc., Music Teachers’ Association of South Australia Inc., Norwood Symphony Orchestra, Order of Australia Association (S.A. Branch), Recitals Australia, Richard Wagner Society of SA Inc., Rotary Club of Mitcham, South Australian Youth Guitar Ensemble (SAYGE), Society of Recorder Players SA Inc., South Australian (Public) Primary Schools Music Society Inc., Strings of Love.
INDIVIDUAL SPONSORS
Debra Andreacchio, Wendy Barrett, Ann Bensted – Chris Bensted Memorial, Nicola Black, Marina Braslavskiy, Lincoln Brady, Robert Brown OAM, Jane Burgess, Don and Lesley Catford, Leon Cattermole, Robert Caust, Zena Chapman, Peter and Judy Chiles, Jamie Cock, Geoffrey Collins, Philip and Annie Cornish, Margaret Coventry, Keith Crellin OAM, Ryszard Duluk, Mavis Dutton, Davey Family, Elaine Feng, Karen Fletcher, Jill Folauhola, Lisa Gill, Ian Goldring, Anna Goldsworthy, Brian and Suzanne McGowran – Else Buttler Memorial, Julia Grenfell, Frances Griffin, Rosanne Hammer, Mary Handley OAM, Phyl Heath, Samantha Hennessy, Jean Hill, Natalia Hubczenko, Sam Howes, Therese Janus, Derek Jones, Kevin Joughin, Elizabeth Koch AM, Masako Kondo, Jeffrey Kong, Caleb Lavery-Brook, Aloysius Leeson, Anna Lester, Dr David Lockett AM, Lisi McGowran, Tanya Markova, Rosalind Martin, David Metin, Lady Anne Miller, Jennifer Newman, Frances Norton, Luigi & Carmel Pisaniello, Linda Pirie, Alison Rayner, Lynette Rayner, Lynne Reynolds, Alison Rosser OAM, Ruth Saffir, Diarshul Sandhu, Cara Seppelt, Eleonora Sivan, Rae Stratfold-Blackman, Tim Svenson, Guila Tiver, Di Truscott, Rebecca Walker, Kai Wang, Dr Diana Weekes, Ron White, Cecily Wood OAM, Kim Worley, Jacqueline Young, Helen Yon, Melody Young, and anonymous sponsors.
SPONSORSHIP
. . Sponsorship is welcome to provide cash or goods Prizes incentives
. . Sponsorship has also facilitated various Eisteddfod Trusts which provide ongoing Prizes
. . Sponsors are welcome to present their Prize/s and the Convenors can advise details
. . There are Corporate, Society and a huge list of Individual Sponsors
. . Donations are tax deductible via the AES official receipt
. . There are many Special Awards donated for excellence and encouragement
. . The Society is operated entirely by Volunteers
. . Enquiries from persons interested in Convening or just assisting are most welcome
. . The Adelaide Eisteddfod continues to provide $30,000 in PRIZES annually not including goods or the Young Virtuoso prize of $10,000
HISTORY
. . “50 GOLDEN YEARS”, the history of Musical and Dramatic Competitions in SA and the Adelaide Eisteddfod Society Inc.
. . Produced by Robert Brown OAM in 2005 this 64 page book is packed with information and photos to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the Adelaide Eisteddfod and also the SA organisations active since 1859 in promoting music and dramatic competitions.
. . It is available at $5 per copy from the Adelaide Eisteddfod Society.
. . THE ADELAIDE EISTEDDFOD CELEBRATED 60 YEARS IN 2015
CONVENORS
. . Our team of dedicated volunteer Convenors come from many backgrounds and disciplines from talented performing artists to those purely supporting the progress of the many talents that South Australia produces. The dedication covers gaining sponsorships for prizes to enable an Eisteddfod section to be presented, assessing age groups and categories for different performance levels, determining entry fees that may cover the hire of venues and adjudicators, booking fine adjudicators, venues and pianos, documenting the entries, establishing a contesting schedule for the Programme, determining attractive admission prices, organising prizes whether cash, goods, medallions or certificates, organising announcers and a host of helpers to assist at each venue, receiving the entries and informing the adjudicator, assisting presenting prizes, settling of disputes, trying to get results published, having a valid police check and more, and then doing it all again next year and happy with just receiving smiles . . . Dedication!
WEBSITE links:
. . 2006-2016 RESULTS are archived at http://www.sacoment.com/aes/aes-archives/
. . 2017 RESULTS onwards go to http://www.sacoment.com/aes/aes-results/
COMPETITION SOCIETIES
Eisteddfod participation provides … performance experience … exam preparation … performance opportunities … audition skills … adjudication report … your CV is enhanced … the chance to win prizes and a place in History. Eisteddfods provide competitions in music and drama for young people of all ages and skill levels. They introduce children to others of similar interest and ability and enables them to gain the confidence of performing in public by appearing in a friendly and understanding environment.
Adelaide Eisteddfod Society Inc. Est 1955. ABN 48 340 839 681
Secretary: Brenda Rayner OAM, 239 Magill Road, Maylands SA 5069. 83666531
If the office is closed please leave messages with Reception Mon – Fri, 9am – 5pm.
Categories offered: Choral, Vocal, Instrumental and Ensembles.
S.A. entry to the Young Virtuoso $5,000. Award is only via the Adelaide Eisteddfod.
Balaklava Eisteddfod Society. Est 1997. Bronwyn Cottle, President. 88631242.
Categories offered: Choral, Vocal Ensemble, Instrumental Ensemble and Band (Concert/Stage, Rock), Vocal (solo, duet & trio), Contemporary Vocal (solo and ensemble), Musical Theatre (solo & ensemble), Instrumental (solo, duet & trio), Piano (solo and duet), Speech & Drama (Solo and Duologue/Trialogue Drama, Public Speaking, Prose Reading),
Australian National Eisteddfod Society. Est. 1954.
Association of Eisteddfod Societies of Australia
Mount Gambier Eisteddfod – Backstage Inc. Est 1982. PO Box 1711, Mt Gambier 5290
Limestone Coast Choral and Vocal Showcase
S.A. Stage Dancing Society. Est 1974.