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Syllabus
Download the Syllabus appropriate for the performer. Rules will be downloaded with your selected Syllabus. Please read them carefully.
- ONLINE Registration Deadline: Wednesday, January 22, 2020.
- Late ONLINE Registration with $20 fee: Wednesday, January 29, 2020.
- We encourage participants to use the online registration but offer the PAPER ENTRY as an alternative. Download the fillable PDF 2020 Paper Entry Form below and submit using Canada Post.
Individual syllabi (includes General Rules)
- Baritone-Euphonium 2020
- Bassoon 2020
- Choirs 2020
- Clarinet 2020
- Flute 2020
- French Horn 2020
- Guitar 2020
- Harp 2020
- Mixed Ensembles 2020
- Oboe 2020
- Percussion 2020
- Piano 2020
- Recorder 2020
- Saxophone 2020
- Speech Arts & Drama 2020
- Strings & Suzuki 2020
- Trombone 2020
- Trumpet 2020
- Tuba 2020
- Voice & Musical Theatre 2020
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Take Note 2020
Important note: Any reference to the National Music Festival in our syllabus should be ignored. Ontario's festivals are no longer affiliated with the National Music Festival and our students will not be able to compete at that level.
- Please read the syllabus for your chosen discipline. It contains specific information about each category and class which the online registration does not hold.
- There are updates to the Piano Concerto classes. For those hoping to be recommended to the provincial level of competition please read the provincial syllabus which can be found on the website www.omfa.ca
- There are updates to many Piano classes so please be sure to consult the syllabus.
- Piano compositions identified as Studies by either the Canadian Conservatory or the Royal Conservatory of Music are NOT permitted in classes other than classes specifically for Studies.
- The numbering system for Voice has changed completely. There are new classes as well. Please consult the syllabus prior to registering.
- Level 9 Harp classes have been added to reflect the addition of that level in the RCM syllabus.
- Brass and Woodwinds no longer have to perform from memory but it is highly recommended. It is not necessary at the provincial level. Competitors must provide their own music stand if they require one.
- During the Kiwanis Music Festival Windsor-Essex County, once an entrant is offered a recommendation to Provincial Competition by phone and email, that recommendation becomes null and void if it is not accepted within 24 hours after the offer is made by phone and email.
- Reminder - the penalty fee for entries received after January 22, 2020 is $20.