MANDEVILLE MUSIC AWARDS 2025

1. Each candidate/group will choose up to three pieces which best demonstrate his/her musical abilities.
2. The chosen pieces must be performed in their entirety, except for concerto where tutti sections maybe truncated or omitted at the performer’s discretion.
3. The duration of the recording of all of the pieces should not exceed 10 minutes. There is no minimum time limit.
4. Da Capo and Dal Segno signs should be observed. All other repeats are not required.
5. Performance from memory is not obligatory.
6. The recording should be an unedited current video recording of the candidate/group's performance. It must include an accompaniment if the piece requires it. Minus-one CD accompaniment is allowed.
7. There is no need to submit any music scores, unless specifically requested by the Jury.

1. Each candidate will choose two stylistically contrasting pieces (two composers) which best demonstrate his/her musical abilities.
2. The choice pieces must be performed in their entirety. No edits are allowed for the soloist’s music parts. Tutti sections may be truncated or omitted to accommodate the time constraints.
3. Da Capo and Dal Segno signs should be observed. All other repeats are not required.
4. The candidate must perform the pieces from memory.
5. The recording should be an unedited current video recording of the participant’s performance. The recording must include accompaniment if the piece requires it. Minus-one CD accompaniment is allowed.
6. The full programme shall be within the following durations:
   1. Junior: 10 mins
   2. Senior: 20 mins
7. There is no need to submit any music scores, unless specifically requested by the Jury. All finalists are required to bring the original scores for the music during the finals.
8. For the Competition Finals and Concert, participants are required to provide their own accompanist.

1. There are 2 stages of competition: Semi-Finals (Video audition) constitute 30% and Finals constitute 70%.

Semifinals	Finals	Final Score
30%	70%	100%

2. Semi-Finals:
   1. Click here for performance requirements.
   2. Shortlisted candidates will progress to the Finals.
3. Finals:
   1. The participants will perform live both pieces from the YouTube clips submitted.
   2. The Jury reserves the right to stop the performance at any time during the live competition proceedings.
   3. The Competition Committee will decide the candidates’ order of appearance. No requests by candidates will be entertained.
   4. The Competition Committee reserves the right to disqualify candidates who arrive later than the scheduled time assigned to them for the competition.
   5. Details of the Finals of the competition can be found here.

1. Each performance should be video recorded as a separate file, with no editing allowed.
2. Videos are to be uploaded onto the applicant’s personal YouTube account and set to “public” or "unlisted".
3. Identify the video recording with the following information on the YouTube post:
   1. Participant’s name
   2. Non-Competitive (Medallion) or Competitive
   3. Title & Composer of the piece performed
4. Once uploaded, applicants may proceed to register online by clicking here.
5. Add the YouTube links of the recordings in the registration form.
6. There should only be one YouTube posting for each of the performances. No multiple posting of the same piece is permitted.

1. Either landscape or portrait view is acceptable.
2. The camera should be static with candidate, instrument and music stand (if used) clearly in view, in order to enable an overall sense of performance.
3. For keyboard instruments, the whole body of the keyboard(s) should be visible, and where applicable and possible, the pedals should also be in view.

1. An independent panel of adjudicators will evaluate the video recordings submitted.
2. The Jury’s decision is final. No appeals will be entertained.

1. The adjudicators will evaluate up to 10 minutes of the YouTube posting.
2. The performance is evaluated based on its own merit with no comparison to other entries.

1. Candidates are evaluated using a point-ranking system.
2. Candidates with top rankings will proceed to the finals.
3. The number of finalists will be determined by the Jury.
4. Finalists will be notified of their selection through email by 10 May 2025.
5. First, Second and Third Prize winners of each category will be determined at the Finals.
6. The Jury reserves the right not to award a prize in one or all categories.

1. Medals are awarded based solely on the candidate/group’s performance in the video recordings.
2. Types of Medals awarded:
a. Gold
b. Silver
c. Bronze
3. All medals will be given out during the Prize-Giving Ceremony and Prize Winners’ Concert. Only selected Gold medal recipients will be invited to perform at the Prize-Giving Ceremony and Prize Winners’ Concert.

1. Participants who are not selected for the finals will automatically be considered for the Non-Competitive Medallion section.
2. Their video performances will be evaluated and they will be awarded either Gold, Silver or Bronze medals.
3. The top three winners of each category will also receive cash prizes and trophies:
   
   

   Cash Prizes	Junior A	Junior B	Junior C	Senior
   First	$100	$130	$150	$300
   Second	$75	$90	$100	$200
   Third	$50	$60	$80	$160

1. All participants are required to register and make payment via Paynow / Bank transfer.
2. The participation fees are not refundable.
3. Late entries will not be entertained for the music awards.
4. In the event of a cancellation of the music awards, the participation fees will be fully refunded to all participants.
5. 5. For additional seats, please contact the organiser.

Finals for all Competition Categories

Date: Friday, 6 June 2025
Time: from 10am
Venue: Mandeville Conservatory of Music, Singapore

Prize Giving Ceremony & Prize Winners' Concerts

Venue: Public Venue
Date: 08 June 2025 (Sunday)
Time: 3-6pm