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Rules & InformationEligibilityStudents must be registered at the school they represent in
order to participate in the festival. DivisionsSchools will be classified according to the following
divisions:
Note* - Depending on number of High School entries competing, this division may be split into several groups according to school size. GroupsGroups are defined as:
Entries/Entry Fees
Each school can bring a maximum of 6 entries; 3 Big Bands
and 3 Combos Early Bird application received on or before December 05, 2011. Fees must be received by February 10, 2012
Regular application received after December 05, 2011.
Competitive/Non-competitiveGroups elected to compete will receive audio comments/scores and ratings. Non-competitive schools will receive only audio comments. Competitive High Schools with multiple groups should assigned their top groups as "Big Band 1" or "Combo 1" and must compete at their designated division. Other entries from the same school may compete, if possible, at a smaller division. Check In/Check outDirectors must check in at least 15 minutes prior to their warm up. For Big Bands, please provide 3 full or condensed music scores for all pieces for each adjudicator upon check in. For Combos, please provide 2 least sheets for all pieces for each adjudicator. RegistrationAll completed forms online and applicable fees must be received in full by January 29, 2010 to be eligible for the "Early-Bird" pricing. The festival will schedule groups on a first-come, first-served basis. We will attempt to accommodate time requests to the best of our ability. Festival Pass and Guest Artist Concert TicketsDepending on availability, participants will get complimentary Guest Artist Concert ticket and Wristbands. Directors will get a complimentary ticket and wristband. A complimentary ticket and wristband for 1 Big Band chaperone. Non-participants will be charged $5 for a festival pass for any day event. Room AssignmentsEvent schedules will include room assignments for Warm-up, Performance and Feedback areas:
Performance times/Set-upEach group is allotted a total of 30 minutes to set up, perform, make announcements, break down and exit. Each group must program a maximum of 4 pieces and a maximum performance time of 25 minutes. After the end every performance, each group will be escorted to a Feedback room. Please note that only 30 minutes will be allotted for moving/set-up, clinic and receive possible awards. The festival will not reschedule a group who missed their scheduled performance. Equipment/StorageThe festival will provide a Full drum set with hardware (Cymbals, Hi-hat) for both clinic room and performance area. You may bring your on hardware if you wish. A guitar and bass amplifier will be provided for both rooms along with a piano. Electric keyboards maybe provided in some performance areas. Due to the volume of participants, we will not be providing storage for instruments. Scoring and RatingCarefully selected adjudicators will ensure a quality review for all schools participating. A judge or judges will have the opportunity to critique each group at the end of their performance at the designated site. Scores will be posted as soon as possible. Ratings, and audio comments will be uploaded to the website as soon as possible. No score sheet or written comments will be handed out. A clinician may give you a written comments as a courtesy. Festival MapA general festival map will be provided in the director's
packet. Please direct your students to the appropriate venue upon arrival to
orient everyone involved in the festival. Festival Information/Snack Bar
There will be an information booth and there maybe a snack bar for guests and participants located near the designated events.
Campus Etiquette
Please be aware that there are classes during the festival. Students may only play at designated areas of the festival. Anyone caught disregarding this rule will forfeit the right to participate in the festival. The band director of the barred student will be notified of the infraction. Anyone caught defacing school property will be reported to Campus Security.
Bus Loading/Unloading
and Parking Information
A part of Lot G is a designated area for school bus parking, loading or unloading. All other vehicles may park in any open parking lot. Parking rules will be enforced by campus safety. There is a $2.00 parking for all vehicles.
Sound ReinforcementEach group with will be provided sound reinforcement. Stage Monitors will provided for all Big Bands and will only contain Piano and solos only. Stage Monitors will not be provided to Combos. |
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