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    S C H O O L O F T H E A R T SS i n g a p o r e &

    E S P L A N A D E C O N C E RT H A L L

    U P T O $ 2 0 , 0 0 0 i n c as h

    & P R I Z E s T O B E W O N !Scan QR code or

    visit www.orientaleconcentus.com for more information

    i n t e r n at i o n a l c h o r a l f e st i va l

    s i n g a p o r e |

    1 - 4 JULY 2016

    Orientale Concentus not only celebratescultural diversity through music - the festivalprogramme will also incorporate communityprogrammes that raise social awareness andpromote civic-mindedness among youth

    participants.

    p r o s p e c t u s

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    Orientale Concentus wasconceptualised in 2008 withthe purpose of promotingchoral music developmentand cultural exchange inAsia. This international choralfestival has been successfulacross China, Taiwan and

    South Korea, and Singapore.

    In addition to the choralcompetition and masterclasses which are conductedby renowned adjudicators,the festival programme willincorporate communityprogrammes aimed atraising social awareness,

    developing character andcivic mindedness in the youthparticipants. These communityprogrammes comprise ofeducational workshops thatinculcate empathy, team work,

    for our participants.

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    Up to $20,000 in cash and prizes to be won

    Get an opportunity to perform at the world-class performing spaces

    @ SCHOOL OF THE ARTS SINGAPORE (SOTA)

    & ESPLANADE CONCERT HALL

    For more information on Festival Venues, please visit:www.sota.edu.sg/ (SOTA)

    http://www.esplanade.com/index.jsp (Esplanade)

    Embark on a holistic and positive learning journey.

    Enhance social awareness through community initiativeswithin the festival programme.

    Be immersed in a multi-cultural environment throughinteractions with choral groups from around the world.

    Perform in Singapores world-class concert halls.

    H I G H L I G H T S o f o r i e n t a l e c o n c e n t u s I X

    w h y at t e n d

    I N t e r n a t i o n a l a d j u d i c at o r pa n e l

    Artistic DirectorToh Ban ShengSingapore

    Chief AdjudicatorJavier BustoSpain

    AdjudicatorKathy Fok

    Hong Kong

    H I G H L I G H T S \ \o f o r i e n ta l e c o n c e n t u s

    AdjudicatorBrady AllredAmerica

    AdjudicatorAida SwensonIndonesia

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    Competit ion

    -

    The competition is the mainhighlight of our festival with thelargest prize money awarded. Itis through the competition thatparticipants learn to work together

    to achieve a common goal.

    IND IVIDUAL MASTER CLASS

    -

    During the individual master class,choir members together with thechoir conductor will be able to work

    adjudicators during the competition.

    MASS MASTER CLASS

    -

    The mass master class aims toprovide participants with an all-rounded learning experience.

    PUBLIC PERFORMANCE

    -Choirs will have various opportunitiesto perform in various locationsin Singapore, from educationinstitutions to the various attractionsin Singapore to increase theirexposure to the Singapore audience.

    School / Choir Exchange

    -

    Participating choirs will be given theopportunity to interact with otherchoir from other nations. It is throughsuch sessions that they interact,relate and forge lasting friendships.

    PUBLI C concert

    for a social cause

    -

    The public concert aims at raising

    social awareness, developingcharacter and civic mindedness inthe youth participants. Throughthe concert, participants have anopportunity to work and perform

    together in the concert forgreater exposure and contributetowards meaningful social causes.

    GALA CONCERT / CLOSING

    CEREMONY

    -

    Each category winner will presenttheir winning choral pieces to the

    other participants and visitors atthe grand Prix competition. Partof the tickets proceeds from thisconcert will be channeled to our

    Arc Childrens Centre a day carecentre for children with cancer.

    / / K E Y P R O G R A M M E

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    Registration

    Welcome

    Reception

    Com

    petition

    Practice/Rehearsals

    Competition

    ChoirExchange

    ChoirExchange

    Public

    Performance

    Individual

    MasterClass

    3MassMasterClasses

    IndividualMasterClass

    ChoirExchange

    Rehearsals

    Public

    Performance

    GrandPrix/Ga

    laConcert

    sota

    foyer

    sota

    sota

    concert

    hall

    sota

    studio

    sota

    concert

    hall

    sota

    studio

    sota

    studio

    public

    venue

    sota

    concert

    hall

    sota

    studio

    sota

    studio

    esplanade

    concert

    hall

    friday, 1july saturday, 2july sunday, 3july monday, 4july

    ChoirExchange

    Rehearsals

    PublicConce

    rt

    foraSocialCause

    0900

    1000

    1 100

    1 200

    1300

    1400

    1500

    1 600

    1700

    1 800

    1900

    2000

    2 1 00

    2200

    E V E N T S C H E D U L E \ \F O R O C I X

    Event Schedule presented only serves as a reference and the organiserreserves the right to make amendments to the festival schedule.*

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    CATEGORY REPERTOIREAGE

    LIMIT

    NO. OF

    SINGERSDURATION

    Mixed

    Voices

    A1

    Open

    1. Compulsory piece of Rasa Sayang (arr. BS Toh) or an a cappella piece composed/

    2. An a cappella work composed between 1400- 1650

    3.

    background;

    4. One freely chosen piece;

    5. Minimum 2 pieces sung a cappella.

    Total: 4 songs

    No age

    limitMin. 25 18 min

    A2

    Open

    1. An a cappella work composed between 1400- 1650

    2.

    3. One freely chosen work.

    Total: 3 songs

    No age

    limitMin. 25 15 min

    A3

    Senior

    Youth

    1. An a cappella work composed between 1400- 1650;

    2. One original work by a

    3.

    One freely chosen work.Total: 3 songs

    25 and

    below

    Min. 25 15 min

    A4

    Junior

    Youth

    1. An a cappella work composed between 1400 1920;

    2.

    3. One freely chosen work.

    Total: 3 songs

    16 and

    belowMin. 25 12 min

    Equal

    Voices

    B1

    Open

    1. An a cappella work composed between 1825 1920;

    2.

    3. One freely chosen piece.

    Total: 3 songs

    No age

    limitMin. 25 15 min

    B2Youth

    1. An a cappella work composed between 1825 1920;

    2.

    3. One freely chosen piece.

    Total: 3 songs

    25 andbelow Min. 25 15 min

    B3

    Junior

    1. An a cappella work composed between 1400 1920;

    2.

    3. One freely chosen piece.

    Total: 3 songs

    16 and

    belowMin. 25 12 min

    Children C

    1. One work composed between 1600 1900;

    2. Two freely chosen pieces

    Total: 3 songs

    12 and

    belowMin. 25 12 min

    Senior

    VoicesG

    1. Free Programme

    Total: 3 songs

    50 and

    aboveMin. 25 12 min

    Ensemble E

    1. An a cappella work composed between 1400- 1650;

    2.

    3. One freely chosen work.

    Total: 3 songs

    No age

    limit4 - 12 15 min

    C h a m b e r K

    1. An a cappella work composed between 1825 1920;

    2. One original composition by a composer from the choir s home country or cultural

    background;

    3. One freely chosen piece;

    4. Two pieces must be a cappella.

    Total: 3 songs

    No age

    limit13-24 15 min

    Folksong F

    1. One a cappella piece or one third of the programme should be sung a cappella

    2. Free programming within the time limit.

    No age

    limit No Min. 12 min

    Church

    ChoirS

    1. An a cappella work composed between 1400 1920;

    2. Two freely chosen pieces.

    Total: 3 songs

    No age

    limitMin. 25 15 min

    / / C AT E G O R I E S & R E P E R T O I R E

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    1.

    contested.

    2. Each choir will be evaluated on a 100-point systembased on the following criteria:

    Adjudicator

    (a) Technical i ty (40%) (b) Musical i t y (40%) (c ) Overal l

    Impression

    (20%)

    TOTAL

    (100%)Song 1 Song 2 Song 3(a )

    Avg 40%Song 1 Song 2 Song 3

    (b)

    Avg 40%

    Adjudicator 1

    Adjudicator 2

    Adjudicator 3

    Adjudicator 4

    Adjudicator 5Total Average Points

    A D J U D I C AT I O N \ \& E VA L U AT I O N

    (a) Technicality (40%) Intonation,Rhythm,

    Diction, Dynamics andBalance;

    (b) Musicality (40%) Fidelity to partitur

    (Adherence to OriginalScore),Phrasing,Interpretation and Style;

    (c) Overall impression (20%)

    Programming, Expressionand Overall ArtisticImpression.

    3. Each adjudicator will give the scores independently. Thebased on the average of the scores given by each adjudicator.

    Sample evaluation table used for scoring:

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    SPECIAL JURY AWARDSThe jury may award additional special prizes foroutstanding artistic achievements e.g. Conductors

    Prize, Best Interpretation Prize and etc.

    SPECIAL PRIZEA special prize will be awarded for the best

    performance of a Singapore composition orarrangement.

    DELEGATIONSExceptionally outstanding choirs may be delegatedfor the next competition.

    *Category winner cash prize will be awarded ONLYwhen there are at least 3 competing choirs in the same

    category.

    Category WinnersThe choir that is awarded the Gold diploma withthe highest score in a category will be the category

    Furthermore, a cash prize will be awarded whenthere are at least 3 competing choirs in the samecategory.

    GRAND PRIX WINNERThe jury will nominate the category winners or

    top 5 scorers to the Grand Prix competition. The

    winner of the Grand Prize Competition will receivethe special Grand Prize Trophy and cash prize ofSGD$10,000.00 .

    The Grand Prix competition programme mustcontain 2 a cappella works , one of which is not

    sung by the choir in any category competition. Themaximum duration of these 2 pieces is 8 minutes .

    The Grand Prix competition will take place duringthe of the festival on Monday 4 thJuly,2016.

    PRIZE CASH PRIZE

    GRAND PIX WINNER SGD $10,000

    A1 Category Winner SGD $800

    A2 A4, B1 B3 and K Category Winner SGD $600

    C, E, F, G and S Category Winner SGD $500

    / / A W A R D SAccording to the scores attained, choirs will be awarded the following:

    goldDiploma

    SilverDiploma

    BronzEDiploma

    Summa cum LaudeGrade I

    Grade IIGrade III

    95 pts