2014 Festival Info v2

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13TH & 14TH SEPTEMBER 2014

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MALAYSIAN YOUTH MUSIC

The 8th Malaysian Youth Music Festival 2014 will be held on the 13th and 14th September 2014 at the

Putrajaya Marriott Hotel. Apart from the usual music competitions, MYOF will organize various workshops

and master classes for participants and teachers on Sunday the 14th. There will also be more selection of

compulsory pieces for the Young Artists Categories. Online applications for the competitions will start from

the 15th April onwards until the 15th of June. A new Q&A section will be posted on our website for reference.

Please read the Q&A section to understand more about the revised application procedures, additional rules

and new application fees structure with added value subsidies for participants to attend various workshops

and masterclasses.

For more information, please email: [email protected]

WORKSHOPS & MASTER CLASSES

Various workshops and master classes will be organized on the 2nd day of the festival, Sunday, 14th September.

More details will be published before registration opens for the festival. All participants will be entitled for special

rates if registered during the early bird period (by 15th June). If registered after 15th June, the participants will

have to pay the normal rates. Registration for master classes and workshops must be done latest by 30th July on

a first come first served basis. Confirmation for workshops and master classes are subject to demand. For more

information, email: [email protected]

Workshops / Masterclasses Time / Date

14th September

Fees

(competitionparticipants)

Fees

(Normal)

Memorization & Learning in Theory & Practice by Robert

Chamberlain

(For Teachers and Students)

9am - 12.30pm

Lunch Break

1.30pm - 4pm

RM120 RM180(RM150 if register by

15th June 2014)

Playing Piano is Fun & Tips from Examiner on sight reading

preparations by Alice Chua

(For Piano Teachers)* FREE one set of 4 books series of Playing Piano is Fun will be given

to all participants

9am - 12.30pm

Lunch Break

1.30pm - 3.30pm


15th June 2014)

(Tentative only, subject to demand)

Childrens choral workshop by Nicole ThompsonFor age 7 - 10 (Morning session)

For age 11- 16 (Afternoon session)

9.30am - 12.30pm

2pm - 5pm

RM30 each for

festivalparticipant

RM45 each for

non-participant

Open Master classes by festivals faculty members on Violin /

Viola / Cello / Piano / VocalAll master classes can be booked by individuals or group basis. Group

master classes can be booked by teachers or music schools to

conduct masterclasses for their students. Topics covered in group

master classes can be requested by teachers and cost shared by their

students.

9am to 3pm RM200/ hr

(individual) or

RM450/ 2hrs

(Group)(Studentsin group classesmust be festivals

participants)

RM250/ hr

(individual) or

RM550/ 2hrs

(Group)

Creative Piano Workshop by Richard Yan (Subject to demand)

For music teachers and students who would like to creativeplaying on piano and keyboards.

9am - 12.30pm

Lunch Break1.30pm - 4pm


15th June 2014)

Hotel Buffet Lunch is optional upon request. Children RM38 per pax, Adult RM60 per pax (special rates)
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APPLICATION DATES:

15th APRIL to 15th JUNE 2014

NEW APPLICATION PROCEDURE: Payment must be made BEFORE filling up the online registration form. (Please

read application procedure in the guidelines section) A photo or digital payment receipt in pdf or jpeg format must beuploaded on the initial application page to be able to continue with the online application.APPLICATION WITH NO

PROPER PAYMENT RECEIPT WILL NOT BE PROCESSED AND PAYMENT WILL NOT BE REFUNDED.

AGE GROUP GUIDE: Participants cannot be no more than the maximum age stipulated in the AGE column on the

festival date 13th September 2014.

PERFORMANCE DURATION: Performance time will be timed from the first note being played, inclusive of any

introduction by the accompanist for String instruments. Should a performance go over the time limit, the judges will

have the right to stop the performance.

MUSIC SCORES: There will be no need to submit music scores during registration. Participants must bring a copy

of the score with their names written on top to be given to the judge assistant before the start of the competition.

REMINDER: Rules and regulations need to be thoroughly read and understood before submission. After

submitting the online registration form, all participants will be given a 7 day grace period should they wish to

change their competition piece. An email notification is necessary to request for the change. After this 7 day grace

period and before the competition schedule is published, any change of piece will incur a RM50 penalty.No change

of pieces or categories will be allowed once the competition schedule has been published.

AGE

YOUNG ARTISTS CATEGORY

PIANO, VIOLIN & CELLO SOLO

ONLY

CODEFEES

(RM)PERFORMANCE DURATION / NOTES

8 years old and

below

Genre - Baroque to 20th Century YA8 1 compulsory piece (See list below)

1 free choice piece not exceeding 5 minutes

9-11 years old Genre - Baroque to 20th Century YA11 1 compulsory piece (See list below)


12-14 years

old



15-17 years

old



18-21 years

old



Above 21

years old

Genre - Baroque to 20th Century YAA 1 compulsory piece (See list below)


Competition Categories & Fee Schedule


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COMPULSORY PIECES IN YOUNG ARTISTS CATEGORIES

Young rtists Category: Compulsory piece for Piano, VIOLIN & Cello Solo (Choose one only)

AGE GROUP CHOICES FOR PIANO CHOICES FOR VIOLIN CHOICES FOR CELLO

6-8 years old

Burgmueller

Etude Op.100 No. 2 !L"arabesque

No. 3 Pastorale

No. 5 Innocence

No. 7 !Le courant limpide"

No. 11 The Sheperdess

No. 18 Inquietude

Tchaikovsky

Children"s Album Op.39 No. 14 Polka

No. No.20 Baba Yaga

Wohlfahrt!s Etude Op. 45

No. 1 in C Major

No. 12 in E Flat Major

No. 14 in D Major

No. 19 in C Minor

No. 26 in G Major

No. 28 in G Major

F.J. Gossec

Gavotte in C

J.B. Lully

Gavotte in D

G. Marie La

Cinquantaine

9-11 years old

Bach

2 Part Invention in F

2 Part Invention in A minor

2 Part Invention in B Flat

2 Part Invention in C

2 Part Invention in C minor

2 Part Invention in D minor

Mazas!s Etude Op. 36

No. 9 in B Minor March

No. 12 in D Minor

No. 25 in A Major

Kayser!s Etude Op. 20

No. 12 in G Major

No. 20 in G Major

J.S. Bach

Bourrees I & II from Suite in C Major

Dvorak

Humoresque

Antonio Vivaldi

Allegro from Sonata in E minor Op.

14 no. 5 RV 40

J.B. Breval

Sonata in C Major, Op. 40, No. 1(Allegro, Rondo Grazioso)

12-14 years

old

Mozart

Sonata K545 1st Movement



Haydn

Sonata in C HBK XVI/35 1st Movement

Sonata in D HBK XV1/37 1st Movement

Sonata in E Minor HBK XV1/34 1st

Movement


No. 27 in A Major

No. 28 in A Minor

Mazas!s Etude Op. 36

No. 12 in D Minor

No. 18 in E Major

No. 26 in G Polonaise

No. 27 in A Minor Andante

B. Marcello

Sonata in E minor Op. 1 No. 2 (I.

Adagio & II. Allegro)

William Henry Squire

Danse Rustique Op. 20 No. 5

D. Popper

Gavotte Op. 23 No. 2

15-17 years old

Chopin

Etude Op. 25 No. 1

Etude Op. 25 No. 5

Etude Op. 25 No. 12

Beethoven

Sonata in C Minor Op. 10 No. 1 1st

Movement

Sonata in F Op. 10 No. 2 1st Movement

Sonata in D Op. 10 No. 3 1st Movement


No. 30 in D Minor

Kreutzer!s Etude

No. 14 in A Major

No.28 in E Minor

Francois Couperin

La Tromba and Air de Diable from

Pieces en Concert

W.H. Squire

Tarantella Op. 23

Saint-Saens

Allegro Appassionato Op. 43

Goltermann

Capriccio

SOLO & DUET PERFORMANCE

YOUNG ARTISTS CATEGORY - Preliminary Round 13th September. Finals 14th September. Only selected

finalists will perform their free choice piece on the 14th September.


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AGE GROUP CHOICES FOR PIANO CHOICES FOR VIOLIN CHOICES FOR CELLO

18-21 years old

Liszt

Etude Transcendental no. 10 in F minor

Chopin

Etude Op. 10 No. 4

Etude OP. 10 No. 5 Black Keys

DebussyEtude Pour les Chromatique

Rachmaninoff

Etude Tableau Op. 39 No. 1

Moment Musical Op. 16 No. 4

Scriabin

Etude Op. 42 No. 5

Kreutzer!s Etude


No. 42 in D Minor

Rode 24 Caprices

No. 11 in B Major


No. 24 in D Minor

Antonio Vivaldi

I. Largo & II. Allegro from Sonata in

B Flat Major RV 47

G.B. Sammartini

I. Allegro & II. Grave from Sonata in

G Major

G. Cassado

Requiebros

Above 21 years

old

Liszt

La Campanella

Etude Transcendental No. 10 Wilde

Jagd (wild hunt)

Chopin

Etude Op. 10 No. 8

Etude Op. 25 No. 11 Winterwind

Scriabin

Etude Op. 8 No. 12

Rachmaninoff

Etude Tableau in E Flat Minor Op. 39

No. 5

(Same list as above for age

18-21 category)

Kreutzer!s Etude

No. 35 in E Flat MajorNo. 42 in D Minor

Rode 24 Caprices

No. 11 in B Major


No. 24 in D Minor

J.S. Bach

Prelude, Sarabande and Gigue from

Suite in C Major BWV 1009

Saint-Saens

1st movement from Concerto in A

minor

J. Haydn

1st movement from Concerto for

Cello in C (without cadenza)

OPEN SOLO- 13th September only

AGEOPEN SOLO CATEGORY

PIANO & STRINGS SOLOCODE

FEES

(RM)PERFORMANCE DURATION

5 years old and

below

Genre - Any / Beginners Level only BB5

1 or 2 contrasting pieces not exceeding 3

Genre - Non-beginners graded levels BG5

minutes

6-8 years old Genre - Any / Beginners Level BB8

1 piece not exceeding 3 minutes

Genre - Any / Any graded levels BG8

9-11 years old Genre - Baroque to 20th Century B11

Genre - Modern Pieces MB11

1 piece not exceeding 4 and half minutes

12-14 years

Genre - Baroque to 20th Century B14

oldGenre - Modern Pieces MB14

15-17 years Genre - Baroque to 20th Century B17 1 piece not exceeding 6 minutes

oGenre - Modern Pieces MB17

18-21 years Genre - Baroque to 20th Century B21 150 1 piece not exceeding 7 minutes

oldGenre - Modern Pieces MB21


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AGEOPEN SOLO CATEGORY

PIANO & STRINGS SOLOCODE

FEES


Above 21

years

Genre - Baroque to 20th Century A21 180 1 piece not exceeding 8 minutes

PIANO DUET & STRING DUO- 13th September only

AGE

OPEN DUET CATEGORY

PIANO DUET (ONE PIANO) OR

STRINGS DUO

CODEFEES


8 Years old

and below

PRELIMINARY Genre - Any PDP


9 - 12 years

old

JUNIOR Genre - Any PDJ

Duo

13 - 18 years

old

INTERMEDIATE Genre - Any PDI

180 per


Above 18

years old

ADVANCE Genre - Any PDA

Duo 1 piece not exceeding 7 minutes

CREATIVE PIANO- 13th September only

AGECATEGORY

CREATIVE PIANOCODE

FEES

(RM)NOTES

Group A

12 Years old &

Below

Theme & Variations CPA 100 Participants must master melody and chords

playing in the keys of C, F, G major, A, D and E

minor with 8 bars of melody given.

Group B

13 - 18 Years old

Theme & Variations CPB 120 Participants must master melody and chords

playing in the keys in group A with the additional

of D and B Flat Major, as well as B and G Minor

with a 16 bar melody given.

Group C

19 years old and

above

Theme & Variations CPC 150 Participants must master melody and chords

playing up to 3 sharps and 3 flats in both Major

and Minor Keys with a 16 bar melody given.

Participants will b

A digital

Participants will b

a change in acc

given notation of a melody with chord

piano will be provided at the waiting a

required to perform the piece three (3

mpaniment style with or without melo

letters indi

ea for each

) times: 1)

y variations

ated abov

participant

elody with

. 3) Include

the melody 20 minutesbefore the performance.

to try out their creation for 10 minutes.

fixed / block chords accompaniment. 2) highlight

changing of styles and characters of the piece.

AGECATEGORY

CREATIVE PIANOCODE

FEES

(RM)NOTES

Open for

all ages

Impromptu Melody IMO 150 Participants must master melody and chords

playing up to 3 sharps and 3 flats in both Major

and Minor Keys and is expected to complete a16 - 32 bar piece with a two bar theme given.

Performance must be in two hands with

harmony and either in Binary or Ternary Form.


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INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLE (3-6 players for any orchestral instruments. Any piano accompanist will be

considered as one of the group players and the age of the accompanist must be according to the age

category.

AGECATEGORY

INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLECODE

FEES


12 years old

and below

JUNIOR LEVEL

GENRE - Any

EJL 60 per

person 2 contrasting pieces not exceeding 7 minutes.

13-18 years

old

INTERMEDIATE LEVEL

GENRE - Any

EIL 70 per

person

er ormance urat on starts rom t e rst note

played and ends at the end of the 2nd piece,

inclusive of the pause between two pieces)

Adult /

19 years and

above

ADVANCE LEVEL

GENRE - Any

EAL 80 per

person

CHAMBER ENSEMBLE (Maximum 20 standing players, any orchestral instruments)

NOTE: Only maximum 20 standing players allowed. To help you arrange your seating or standing arrangements

accordingly, the stage is 12 feet in depth x 24 feet in width. Please note that some space will be taken up by a baby

grand piano. Piano accompanists must be in the same age group category.

AGECATEGORY

CHAMBER ENSEMBLECODE

FEES


Junior

12 Years old &

Below

All Genres CEJ 350 per

group 2 contrasting pieces not exceeding 8 minutes

(Performance duration starts from the first note

Intermediate

13 - 18 years old

All Genres CES 350 per

group

p aye an en s at t e en o t e n p ece,

inclusive of the pause between two pieces)

Senior

19 years and

above

All Genres CEA 350 per

group

APPLICATION & PAYMENT - CHECKLIST

1 Read all rules and regulations thoroughly.!

2 Make payment (Details below)!

3 Submit online application within same day of making payment. Must include date and type of payment in

application & valid email address. Must upload the payment receipt in-order to submit the online application. !

4 Check email for automated confirmation on submission within the same day. If no email notification received,

check spam or junk box. Still no email confirmation, write us - [email protected] check status. !

NO(or

E: An official receipt will be emailed to registered email address once payment has been verified. It may take aroarlier) to process after the entry dateline 15th June.

und 4 weeks

GROUP PERFORMANCE
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APPLICATION & PAYMENT GUIDELINES:

1. Read all the rules and regulations thoroughly, including categories requirements / notes.

2. Make payment for single or combined multiple entries (a single payment for multiple entries) by banking in the appropriate fees.

Cheque, cash bank-in, online transfer or telegraphic transfer must be made in Malaysian Ringgit, including any bank charges (if

applicable) to: MALAYSIAN YOUTH ORCHESTRA FOUNDATION

RHB BANK

Account Number: 2143 2540 191881

Swift Code: RHBBMYKL

Bank Address: Lot LGF 019-021 Lower Ground Floor, Kenanga Wholesale City 28,

Jalan Gelugor, Off Jalan Kenanga, 55200 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Tel: +603 9222 6566 Fax: +603 9222 6466

3. Log on to www.myof.org.myand click on the Music Festival button, then the Application Form button. Participants mustsubmit the online application form within the same day of banking in the fees.Date and type of payment made must be indicated

in the online application form. This process is essential for the organizer to match the payment to the application. PAYMENT

RECEIPT NEEDS TO BE UPLOADED BEFORE GOING ON TO THE NEXT APPLICATION STAGE

4. Fill in all the required information, valid contact details, email address and click submit. By submitting the application form, it

means all the rules and regulations have been read, understood and accepted by the applicant, or the teachers, parents if applicant is

below 16 years of age.

5. Each submission is only valid for a single entry. For multiple entries, please submit separately. Multiple entries can have the same

payment info and receipt uploaded for each submission if one combined payment is made.

6. An automated email notification will be sent to the registered email address immediately after submitting the online application.Please ensure correct or valid email address is given. If no email notification is received on the same day, please check spam or

junk mail box before writing to the organizer to check the status of application.

7. A digital receipt will only be emailed when confirmation of payment via bank statement is received by the organizer.

8. Application will only be processed if payment is made prior-to submitting the application form.

2013 FESTIVALS RULES & REGULATIONS

REGISTRATION & PENALTY

1. Only online application via the foundations website www.myof.org.myfrom 15th April to 15th June 2014 will be accepted.

2. This competition is open to all Malaysians and any foreign music students.

2. The organizer reserves the right to alter and reassign the category of participants entry should the participant register under

the wrong age group category. Participant will be duly informed once the organizer has made the decision and any payment

discrepancy must be paid in full by the 15thAugust 2014 unless advised, otherwise the entry will be disqualified and payment

nonrefundable.

3. Should any participant register in the wrong age group category and is reassigned by the organizer to the proper category, a

penalty of RM50 is required for the change along with any top up of fees according to the fee chart. No refund of balance

will be made to those who will be reassigned to lower age group category.

4. After submitting the online registration form, all participants will be given a 7 day grace period from the date of submission

should they wish to change their competition piece. An email notification is necessary to request for the change. After this 7

day grace period and before the competition schedule is published, any change of piece will incur a RM50 penalty. No

change of piece will be allowed once the competition schedule has been published.
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5. No refunds allowed for no-show or pullouts after submission of entry forms and payments. No change of participants name

is allowed once the entry forms have been submitted. Please type names in the form correctly. The organizer will not

entertain any reprint of certificate due to wrong name submission after the 7 day grace period.

6. For outside Malaysias entries, kindly transfer the exact amount in Ringgit Malaysia along with any bank charges. If transfer

in Ringgit Malaysia is not available, use this guideline to avoid insufficient fee payment:

COMPETITION FEE IN RM 3.4 = USD amount (round up to higher amount)

Example: RM160 3.4 = 47.05 (round up to USD48) to be transferred.

TYPE OF ENTRIES:

7. Any one solo applicant may enter more than one entry in different genre indicated by code eg. B11 and MB11 (Either

Baroque to 20th Century ORModern Pieces) in the same instrument category as long as it is of the same age group category.

Multiple entries from the same participant need a separate application form for each entry but may combine all in one

payment.

8. The only limitation in solo entry for Age 5 and below as well as 6-8 years old is: participants entering BB5 cannot enter in

BG5, and similarly, BB8 participant cannot enter a second entry in BG8.

9. The Modern genrein the piano & stringscategory means modern pieces ranging from pop, folk, jazz, blues etc.10. Entries are accepted on a first come first served basis. The organizer reserves the right to extend any event to accommodate

entries received or to close the competition entries before the closing date should the number of entries received exceeds the

time allotted. Should application be rejected because the selected category is full, or canceled due to no participation, a full

refund of entry fees will be made to participant.

11. The organizer reserves the right to combine or divide any age group category depending on the numbers of applicants in each

category.

CODE BB & BG LEVELS:

12. Code BB5 is for young beginners, usually within first year of learning an instrument, and BB8 is for late beginners, also

within first year of learning an instrument. Code BG5 and BG8 are for students who have achieved graded levels after

beginners stage.

13. Pieces chosen will be evaluated for suitability for beginner level in both Code BB5 and BB8 categories. Organizers

reserves the right to reassign those not suitable for BB categories to BG categories based on the pieces chosen.

SCHEDULING:

14. Request for specific timing for the competition will not be entertained.

15. The organizer will try their best to schedule participants time slot with multiple entries. However, please take note that there

will be some cases where clashes of competition classes are unavoidable; therefore, the participants may need to move

between competition rooms during the midst of any competition classes.

AWARDS:16. Trophies or medals will be awarded to all the first prize winners, first and second runner ups of every competition class as

well as selected numbers of consolation prizes. Cash awards will only be applicable to the Young Artists Categories and the

Creative Piano Categories. The organizers reserve the right to change the value and type of awards given at any time without

prior-notice.

17. A certificate of participation will be given out to all contestants after the competition of the respective class, and a certificateof appreciation will also be awarded to the teacher of the first prizewinners in recognition of their successful coaching and

guidance to their students.


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18. All participants are required to pick up their certificates during the festival either from the judge assistants, door

crew or at the reception counters if uncollected after the competition class. The organizer will not retain uncollected

certificates and will not entertain collections after the festival. Should there be error in name printing of certificates due

to typo errors made during the application process, the organizer may reprint the certificates on the spot with a penalty cost

of RM5 per copy. If printing is not available during the festival day, a postal and service charge of RM10 within Malaysia

must be paid at the registration table on the festival day.

ADDITIONAL RULES:

19. All judges decisions are final. Judges may not need to award any prizes should any performance not meet the minimum

requirements.

20. Judges have the right to extend or stop any participants performance regardless of the performance duration indicated in the

list. Participants are advised to choose pieces no more than the performance duration indicated to avoid judges cutting their

performance short.

21. The organizer will assume that the rules and regulations have been read and understood by participants themselves, their

teachers, guardians or parents once entries have been submitted along with payment.

22. For the String Solo & Duo Categories, the piano accompanist is not compulsory. Only registered accompanist will be given

a day pass and does not have to pay the entrance fees. Unregistered accompanist will need to buy a day pass. Only live piano

accompaniment is allowed.

23. Entrants consent to the use of their photographs or videotaped performances for advertising or promotional purposes by the

organizer.

24. The application for theinstrumental and chamber ensembleneeds to include:

a. Name of the group

b. Name and contact details of the person in charge for communication, i.e. Teacher / music school / conductor.

c. Individual names of the group members and age.

d. Accompanists for instrumental or chamber ensemble is considered part of the ensemble group members

and the age of the accompanist must adhere to the same age group entered.

25. The Piano Duetcategory is for one piano with four hands only. Names and contact details of both the players needs to be

submitted during application.

26. Applicants must bring a copy of their score and hand it to the Judge Assistant in the competition room before the competition

starts. Applicants name needs to be clearly written on top of the first page of the music score. Scores must be collected back

after the performance.

27. For solo entry, participants need to be no more than the maximum age stipulated in the AGE column on the date of the

festival, i.e. 13th September 2014. For Group Entry, the age of the oldest participant determines which age group to join.

YOUNG ARTISTS CATEGORY:

28. All Young Artists Participants have to prepare one piece from the compulsory piece selection to be performed at the first

round on the 13th September 2014. It is up to the judges if they want to hear the entire performance or part performance.

29. Finalists selected from the first round of the Young Artists Category will perform their free choice piece on the 2nd festival

day on the 14th September 2014 to compete for the top 3 Patron Awards.

COMPETITION SCHEDULE

1. The completed schedule and timing for all the competition classes will be available on the MYOF website three to four weeks

before the festival. Schedule will also be emailed out to all the participants. Hard copy will not be sent out. Published schedule willconsist of only the timing of each competition class and names of the participants. The details of pieces will only be available in the

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2. It is the responsibility of the participants to check our website periodically after the schedule has been published for any updates in

the schedule. Updated schedules posted on MYOFs website will bear the title Competition Schedule (with updated date).

DAY PASSES

1. All supporters and observers must buy a day pass on the festival day to enter into the competition rooms. The day pass is valid for

observing any competition in all the rooms for the entire day as well as any performances. Workshop participants need not buy a

day pass on Sunday 14th September.

FULL DAY PASS: Valid from 9am to 6pm. RM25 (Adult) RM15 (Child 12 years old and below).

HALF DAY PASS: Valid from 2pm to 6pm. RM12 (Adult) RM8 (Child 12 years old and below).

For festivals observer, return the 1st day pass to buy the 2nd day pass at RM15 Adult and RM10 Child.

* NOTE: Half day pass will only be sold from 1.30pm onwards.

WORKSHOPS & MASTER CLASSES:

1. Registration for workshops or master classes will need to emailed to [email protected]

2. Forms will be emailed to interested participants upon an initial email request.

3. Full payment will need to be made by dateline given on the workshop and master classes leaflet in-order to secure a slot. Early

birds discount is only applicable when registering by 15th June 2014.

4. Details of faculty members offering master classes will be published on our website from June onwards.

5. Workshop and master class participants will be given free day passes to observe the festival.

6. The operation of all workshops will depend on a minimum number required, subject to demand. Should any workshop is canceled

due to lack of participants or any other unforeseen circumstances, a full refund will be given for the fees paid.
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