Entry Fees for 2009 competition

Class 1      £3
Class 2      £4
Class 3      £2 per performer
Class 4      £6
Class 5      £5
Class 6      £6
Class 7      £6

Audience admission:  Adults:  £2 
Children:  free
Audience admission to evening concert:  Adults:  £5     Children:  free

Cash prizes for section winners

Class 1      £5 for each section winner
Class 2      £10 for each section winner
Class 4      £10 (section 1) £15 (section 2) £20 (section 3)
Class 5      £15 for each section winner
Class 6      £20 for each section winner
Class 7      £25 for each section winner

All winners, including winning ensemble players, will receive a medal.

The adjudicator will choose one winner from each entire class listed above, who will receive a cup.  

There is a special cup for Piano Performance, donated by the European Piano Teachers’ Association.  It will be awarded by the adjudicator. 

One or more £10 prize(s) will be donated by David Winpenny Public Relations Ltd for the most promising
performer(s) from the competition, as determined by the adjudicator.

No marks will be awarded, but very good performances other than the winning performances may be highly commended or commended, gaining special certificates.

Every performer will receive a certificate and a copy of the adjudicator’s comments on their performance.

The winners of each section will be required to perform in an evening concert on the day of the competition, Saturday 8 May 2010, at Holy Trinity Church, starting at 7.30 pm.