2019 COMPETITION / DANCE MUSIC
February 22, 2019
Vieve Gore Recital Hall, Jewett Center for the Performing Arts at Westminster College
Registration Deadline / January 26, 2019
Vieve Gore Recital Hall, Jewett Center for the Performing Arts at Westminster College
Registration Deadline / January 26, 2019
RULES
This competition is open to UFA members. Participants may compete solely in their age division, a higher division, or a combination of both. They may select to perform one, two, or three pieces in their level, a higher division, or pieces open to everyone. Participants are not allowed to compete in a younger division. The Adult Amateur level is only open to adults 18+ who are not enrolled in school. The College/Post-College division is open to everyone.
COMPETITION DETAILS & REGISTRATION
Accompanists will not be provided for the competition, so you must provide your own. Each flutist will perform for three judges. Repertoire will be provided for the judges, so there is no need to bring music for them. Memorization is not required, but is a nice touch for the recital, if selected to perform. Winners will be announced on February 23 at the 2019 Flute Festival. Each flutist may enter up to three pieces. The application fee is as follows:
For Primary & Novice divisions: $10 (1 piece); $15 (2 pieces); $20 (3 pieces)
For all other divisions: $15 (1 piece); $20 (2 pieces); $25 (3 pieces)
Application can be found at the bottom of the page.
For Primary & Novice divisions: $10 (1 piece); $15 (2 pieces); $20 (3 pieces)
For all other divisions: $15 (1 piece); $20 (2 pieces); $25 (3 pieces)
Application can be found at the bottom of the page.
WINNERS' RECITAL
The selected winners will perform at the Winners' Recital on the evening of Wednesday, March 6, 2019 at Riverton Music in Sandy. There will be a reception for the performers and audience members immediately following the recital. All winners will be accompanied by Jed Moss, pianist. A mandatory rehearsal for the recital will occur at Riverton Music on the evening of Tuesday, March 5, 2019. Performers need to wear appropriate formal recital attire.
LEVELS
PRIMARY - 3rd Grade & Younger
NOVICE - 6th Grade & Younger
INTERMEDIATE - 9th Grade & Younger
ADVANCED - 12th Grade & Younger
ADULT AMATEUR - adults 18+ not enrolled in school
COLLEGE/POST-COLLEGE - open to everyone
- Pixie Polka by Floyd O. Harris (Ludwig Masters)
- Elizabethan Dance by William Rosseter; The Really Easy Flute Book by Pearce and Gunning (Faber Music)
- Mosquito Dance by L. Mendelssohn, arranged by Forrest L. Buchtel (Kjos)
NOVICE - 6th Grade & Younger
- Blue Mambo by James Rae; Latin Flute by James Rae (Universal Editions)
- Dances for the King by J.B. de Lully, transcribed by Clyde Felix: Bourree & Minuet (Musicus)
- Elf Dance (from Lyric Pieces, Op. 12) by Edvard Grieg, arranged by Douglas Steensland (Alfred)
INTERMEDIATE - 9th Grade & Younger
- Quatre Divertissements by Jean-Michel Damase: IV. Allegro (Billaudot)
- The Moon Maiden's Dance by Stanford Robinson, edited by William Bennett (Southern Music)
- Danse Pour Katia by Armand Bournonville (Billaudot)
ADVANCED - 12th Grade & Younger
- Solosuite for unaccompanied flute by Gary Schocker: V. Bouree (Theodore Presser)
- Czardas by Vittorio Monti, arranged by Charles Roberts (Carl Fischer)
- Bolero Op. 28, No. 2 by Emile Pessard, edited by Shaul Ben-Moir (Megido Music)
ADULT AMATEUR - adults 18+ not enrolled in school
- Romanian Folk Dances by Bela Bartok: 5. Romanian Polka, and 6. Fast Dance (Boosey & Hawkes)
- Spanish Dances by Moritz Moszkowski: 2. Moderato (Kalmus)
- Suite de Ballet by R. Vaughan Williams: IV. Passepied (Oxford)
COLLEGE/POST-COLLEGE - open to everyone
PRIZE MONEY
Prize money will be offered to those that participate in the Winners' Recital. To claim prize money, you must perform at the Winners' Recital on March 6, 2019. If an entrant is awarded first place on multiple pieces, they will choose one piece to perform at the Winners' Recital. If an entrant is awarded second or third place and is asked to perform at the Winners' Recital, they will receive a smaller amount of prize money. The first-place winners will receive the following amounts:
Primary / $15
Novice / $25
Intermediate / $50
Advanced / $75
Adult Amateur / $75
College/Post-College / $100
Primary / $15
Novice / $25
Intermediate / $50
Advanced / $75
Adult Amateur / $75
College/Post-College / $100
PARKING
For a map of parking on the Westminster College campus, click here. Jewett Center for the Performing Arts is located off 1700 South (building #18 on the campus map). The adjacent parking lot can be accessed from 1700 South between 1100 East and 1300 East - free parking! From the parking structure, head east into the entrance of Jewett Center and Vieve Gore Concert Hall is on the upper floor.
