#Take it to the limit piano registration#
#Take it to the limit piano free#

After the deadline the organisers will draw up a timetable considering which classes each pianist is taking part in.Make sure you keep within the stated time limit.The decisions of the adjudicators are final and cannot be challenged.Participants will need to send the video of their performance to us by 16th November and the videos will be played during the classes on the day.We therefore allow each member to record their part separately and use a computer programme to put together or you might wish to perform on two separate keyboards rather than two sitting at the same piano etc. Duet class вЂ“ all performers are expected to keep within Covid-19 regulations.

#Take it to the limit piano registration#

Duets вЂ“ Only one member needs to register (and pay) but there will be space to enter the name of the other member of the duo on the registration form.The same piece(s) may be performed in more than one class.In the case of class number 1 (pre-grade 1) any pieces that are of pre-grade 1 standard may be performed. In the graded classes, (classes 2-6) the pieces may be from the ABRSM, Trinity Guildhall or London College of Music syllabus of any year.For the ВЈ6 registration fee pianists can take part in up to 3 classes (provided they are within the age limits).Pianists must be within the relevant age for the class on 31 August 2020.Pianists from any country are welcome to take part in the Piano Day.Register on-line Recordings by Monday 16th November 2020 We have therefore extended the registration date to Monday 9th November 2020 Any problem do get in touch and we will be happy to help.Please remember to name each file clearly stating your name and number of class the recording relates to.Submit your recordings to on We Transfer, Google Drive or Dropbox by Monday 16th November.We must be able to see the pianistвЂ™s hands and face in recording.if you are performing two or more pieces they need to be recorded in one take. You must record your performance for each class in one take i.e.You might want to record on your phone, rather than a tablet, as generally phones have better microphones.Recording performances will also help develop different skills and since leading music exam boards such as ABRSM and Trinity are holding remotely assessed exams at the moment, this will be useful practice for the future. Recording a performance for the Piano Day will ensure that the sound of the recording is of good quality and that all pianists can relax on the day while listening to the performances before receiving their feedback.

#Take it to the limit piano free#

To make the Piano Day as enjoyable and stress free as possible we have decided that pianists from all classes may record their performance before the day and submit it to us by Monday, November 16th. Recording your performance ahead of the Piano Day the adjudicators will select a certain number of pianists who have made an impression during the day to perform in an on-line concert a few days after the Piano Day. Rather than place performances 1st, 2nd, 3rd etc. To make the Piano Day as enjoyable and stress free as possible we have decided that pianists from all classes may record their performance before the day and submit it to us by Monday, November 16th (Closing date to register November 9th).

Every pianist who takes part will receive a certificate of participation. There are a number of classes (solo and duets) and everyone is welcome to take part in up to 3 classes, with the emphasis on performing to a (virtual) audience and receiving feedback from the adjudicators. The Piano Day will be held on-line through Zoom on Saturday 21 November from 9.30am. A great opportunity for pianists of all ages and abilities to perform in a friendly and positive atmosphere as part of the activities arranged to lead up to the next Wales International Piano Festival to be held in Caernarfon, 30 April вЂ“.