
Theme Festival
MTAC-Orange Coast Cities Branch
Theme Festival 2022
Sunday, November 6th
“Celebrate Schubert’s 225th birthday with a Schubertiad”
Students will perform a work by any composer who was living during
Franz Schubert’s years (1797-1828).
The festival will be held at Saddleback College on Sunday, November 6, 2022
Application & Festival Deadline: October 14, 2022 at mtac-occ.org
Chair: Julie Nakamura
949-748-0722
juri.naka@gmail.com
Co-chair: Gloria Liu Traulle'
714-928-2228
Co--chair: Natalia Gubenko
949-232-8495
Co-Chair: Priscilla Chang
714-600-6232
Hospitality: Jamie Park
949-923-8858
Festival Administrator: Pam Worcester
949-581-1467
The festival will be in-person, recital format at Saddleback College. The online application deadline is October 12, 2022. The fee is $40.00 per student; $70.00 per duet. All fees are non-refundable.
Registration Instructions
Teachers must instruct students’ parents to register them online at mtac-occ.org and use PayPal to submit student fees.
Theme Festival Rules:
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The Festival is open to all levels of piano, instrumental, and voice students, both solos and ensembles. Two pianos will only be available for duos with the combination of one grand and one upright piano if the chair is notified in advance.
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Students will receive awards of medals, ribbons, and certificates based entirely on adjudicators’ decisions. Students are separated into the following age categories: ages 11 and under, ages 12-14, ages 15-18, and adult. The top 25% of students in each age category receive 1st Place Medals, the next 25% of students in each category receive 2nd Place Blue Ribbons, the next 25% of students receive Honorable Mention Red Ribbons, and the next 25% receive a Yellow Participation Ribbon.
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Teachers are limited to 8 students each. Contributory Members may NOT enter students. Adult students are not included in the 8 student max.
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Students are not allowed to enter two festivals with the same piece.
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Each student must actually study with the teacher who is entering him/her in the festival, and should have studied with the teacher for six months prior to the festival, unless permission is given by the previous teacher, or the teacher change was necessary because of a geographic move.
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There is a five minute time limit per performer. Pieces longer than five minutes may be ended by the presider.
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A maximum of two pieces per student are allowed only if they are by the same composer and from the same collection. Each piece must be under two minutes in length.
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All music must be memorized with the exception of duets, ensembles, and accompaniments.
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Music should be in its original form NOT simplified or transcribed.
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No concerti will be allowed.
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Grounds for festival disqualification include failure to bring music for the judges, bringing photocopied music, performance of a piece other than the piece entered, and incomplete or inaccurate entry applications. Accompanists must use the original music (no copies).
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Teachers may not accompany their own students.
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Parents may only videotape their son or daughter’s performance. Videotaping of the entire recital program will NOT be allowed.
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Teachers are expected to work at the festivals in which they have entered students; failure to do so may result in a monetary fine or other penalties.
Theme Festival 2022
Medal and Blue Ribbon winners
(please check programs for student numbers)
METAL
WINNERS
STUDENT #
108
109
112
114
201
202
212
213
301
305
313
BLUE RIBBON WINNERS
STUDENT #
101
102
104
203
210
211
302
304
306
309
312