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Photograph: Junior recorder group, 2010 District 1070 Young Musician Competition finals.

 

There is much interest in this competition and our young people produce a high standard in the District.  Instruments played included Vibraphone, Euphonium, Tenor Horn, Trumpet, Glockenspiels, Harp, Oboe, Soprano Saxophone and many more. 

The District 1070 Young Musician competition takes place annually and all Rotary Clubs are invited to submit entries, preferably following local heats. Entrants must be located within the Rotary District 1070 area. If in doubt, see District Map for further information.

Photograph: Finalist in the 2010 Young Musician Competition.

 

 


How do we organise an event in our club?

 

Photograph: 2010 Young Musician contest finalists, the Robert Smythe School Big Band.

 

  1. Photograph: Young cellist in the 2010 Young Musician competition finals, Rotary District 1070.

    First decide on a date and venue for your local competition or event, bearing in mind that all entries for the District Semi Finals in 2009 need to be made by 18th February, 2011.  Only a Rotary Club in District 1070 can make entries to this event.

  2. Find someone to act as an adjudicator for your event.  Ask a local music teacher or the head of music in a local secondary school.  If they don’t feel competent to do it, they may know someone who is. 

  3. Then contact your local schools and advertise the competition. The District Competition is open to young people who permanently reside within District 1070 or who attend schools within District 1070. 

  4. Charge for admission to your event if you wish to help defray costs.  You could also sell refreshments and put up displays about your local Rotary Club, District events, RIBI events and RI events. This is a good PR opportunity. 

  5. Look at the rules for Rotary Young Musician in District 1070 to find the categories and age groups and other restrictions.

  6. Photograph: Young violinist int he 2010 Rotary District 1070 District finals of the Young Musician Competition.

    Don’t worry about how many entries you have, the role of your adjudicator is to make sure the young people you enter to the District event are of a suitable standard and will be competent to perform in public. 

  7. Don’t forget you can only make one entry for each category. 

  8. Entrants appreciate some feed back from your adjudicator, written or verbal. 

  9. Remember to look carefully at the rules about accompanists.  No recorded backing tapes are allowed in the District Competition, but you could use them for your local event, and then find a suitable accompanist for subsequent events. 

  10. If you only have a small entry, then you may just ask your adjudicator to individually audition the entrants to establish the standard of the young people.  Remember you do not want to frighten young people who are just learning an instrument; the aim is to encourage them, not to put them off!

 


Key Dates this year are:Photograph: Young Singer inthe 2010 District 1070 finals of the Young Musician Competition.

18 February 2011 all entries must be received by the District Organiser

5 March 2011 Northern Semi Final (for Areas B and D) at Melton Mowbray

5 March 2011 Eastern Semi Final (for Areas A,C and E) at Thrapston

6 March 2011 Southern Semi Final (for Areas F and G) at Moulton

3 April 2010 District Final at Melton Mowbray

For more details on this event contact:

Rotarian Moira Bartlett (Rotary Club of Leicester)

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Photograph: The Holywell School Choir at the 2010 finals of the Rotary District 1070 Young Musician Competition.

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Rotarian Moira Bartlett (Rotary Club of Leicester)

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