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YOUNG MUSICIAN OF MANN 2015 2015 ADJUDICATORS: John Bethell MBE (Chairman), Dr. Fenella Bazin, Joyce Corlett MBE & Dr. Breesha Maddrell DEADLINE FOR ENTRIES: FRIDAY 25 TH SEPTEMBER 2015 e Competition is open to all young instrumentalist under the age of 19 years on October 11 th 2015. e First Stage will be held at the Erin Arts Centre, Victoria Square, Port Erin at 2pm on Sunday 11 th October 2015. e Final will take place in the Erin Arts Centre at 2pm on Sunday 15 th November 2015. THE WINNER WILL RECEIVE: e Malcolm Dickinson Memorial Prize of £200, a silver cup presented by the Rotary Club of Rushen & Western Mann (held for two years); a glass goblet presented by the Isle of Man Arts Council and the title “Young Musician of Mann 2015”. Second Prize will be a £100 Cash Prize and ird Prize will be a £50 Cash Prize. A special plaque in memory of Marian Shimmin will also be awarded to the most promising competitor. FIRST STAGE: Competitors should play a free selection of music of not more than ten minutes’ recital time, including breaks between movements and pieces. Competitors should allow time in their calculations for applause. Provided the required standard is reached, up to six of the musicians will be invited to take part in the Final. A ballot will take place prior to the First Stage to determine the order in which competitors will perform, competitors being notified of the order on their arrival at the venue. is order will remain the same throughout the Competition. FINAL: Competitors should play a free selection of music lasting not more than twenty minutes’ recital time, including breaks between movements and pieces. Competitors should allow time in their calculations for applause. REGULATIONS: Competitors will not be required to play from memory at any time. Use of music will not incur penalties though it is fair to point out that, in competition, musicians who do play from memory tend to play to a higher standard. Competitors will be expected to provide their own accompanist (where required) for both the First Stage and the Final. It is a strict condition of entry to the competition that competitors provide a copy (not a photocopy, unless accompanied by a licence from the publisher) of their music for use by the adjudicators. is is to be in addition to any copy required by the competitor and/or accompanist. Copies for the jury and accompanists must NOT be shared with other competitors. Excluding recorders, a competitor’s programme must be played on the one instrument. With the exception of the pianoforte entrants, each competitor’s programme must contain at least two items with pianoforte accompaniment. Music submitted for the competition may be an arrangement of a work originally written for a different solo instrument but the arrangement must be approved by the original composer, if applicable, and/or holder of copyright. e organisers may use, in any way they think appropriate, recordings (either visual, auditory, or both) without payment of fee. If broadcast considerations make it necessary, competitors may be asked to play a single movement or selected movements from their programme. e adjudicators will assess each performance using the following principles for judging: (1) Musicality: Musical sensitivity and expressive power plus the ability to interpret the music with a sense of style appropriate to its period. (2) Presentation: e way in which competitors present their performances - how they stand or sit, enter, depart, acknowledge applause and their general bearing. (3) Technique: Mastery of the technical difficulties of the instrument. (4) Programme Content: Competitors should include a variety of styles and periods in both their First Stage and Final recitals. No more than six competitors will be chosen for the Final. e prize will not be shared. Competitors playing for more than one minute longer than the allotted time may be penalised. Entry is conditional on competitors accepting the conditions given. In any matters arising from these Regulations the decision of the Adjudicators is final. No correspondence will be entered into. TICKETS: ADULTS £5 UNDER 18’S £1. Audience tickets for the First Stage and Final are available in advance from the EAC Box Office. ERIN ARTS CENTRE BOX OFFICE - Open: Wednesday - Friday 10.30am - 4.30pm | Call: 832662 | Email: information@erinartscentre. com | Visit: Victoria Square, Port Erin PAYMENT: We apologise that we cannot accept payment by debit or credit card. If you wish to have your tickets returned to you, please include a SAE or add 50p postage with your cheque. If postage is not included, your tickets will be available for collection on the day.

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YOUNG MUSICIANOF MANN 2015

2015 ADJUDICATORS:John Bethell MBE (Chairman), Dr. Fenella Bazin,

Joyce Corlett MBE & Dr. Breesha Maddrell

DEADLINE FOR ENTRIES: FRIDAY 25TH SEPTEMBER 2015

The Competition is open to all young instrumentalist under the age of 19 years on October 11th 2015.

The First Stage will be held at the Erin Arts Centre, Victoria Square, Port Erin at 2pm on Sunday 11th October 2015. The Final will take place in the Erin Arts Centre at 2pm on Sunday 15th November 2015.

THE WINNER WILL RECEIVE: The Malcolm Dickinson Memorial Prize of £200, a silver cup presented by the Rotary Club of Rushen & Western Mann (held for two years); a glass goblet presented by the Isle of Man Arts Council and the title “Young Musician of Mann 2015”. Second Prize will be a £100 Cash Prize and Third Prize will be a £50 Cash Prize. A special plaque in memory of Marian Shimmin will also be awarded to the most promising competitor.

FIRST STAGE: Competitors should play a free selection of music of not more than ten minutes’ recital time, including breaks between movements and pieces. Competitors should allow time in their calculations for applause. Provided the required standard is reached, up to six of the musicians will be invited to take part in the Final. A ballot will take place prior to the First Stage to determine the order in which competitors will perform, competitors being notified of the order on their arrival at the venue. This order will remain the same throughout the Competition.

FINAL: Competitors should play a free selection of music lasting not more than twenty minutes’ recital time, including breaks between movements and pieces. Competitors should allow time in their calculations for applause.

REGULATIONS: Competitors will not be required to play from memory at any time. Use of music will not incur penalties though it is fair to point out that, in competition, musicians who do play from memory tend to play to a higher standard. Competitors will be expected to provide their own accompanist (where required) for both the First Stage and the Final. It is a strict condition of entry to the competition that competitors provide a copy (not a photocopy, unless accompanied by a licence from the publisher) of their music for use by the adjudicators. This is to be in addition to any copy required by the competitor and/or accompanist. Copies for the jury and accompanists must NOT be shared with other competitors.

Excluding recorders, a competitor’s programme must be played on the one instrument. With the exception of the pianoforte entrants, each competitor’s programme must contain at least two items with pianoforte accompaniment. Music submitted for the competition may be an arrangement of a work originally written for a different solo instrument but the arrangement must be approved by the original composer, if applicable, and/or holder of copyright.

The organisers may use, in any way they think appropriate, recordings (either visual, auditory, or both) without payment of fee. If broadcast considerations make it necessary, competitors may be asked to play a single movement or selected movements from their programme.

The adjudicators will assess each performance using the following principles for judging:

(1) Musicality: Musical sensitivity and expressive power plus the ability to interpret the music with a sense of style appropriate to its period.

(2) Presentation: The way in which competitors present their performances - how they stand or sit, enter, depart, acknowledge applause and their general bearing.

(3) Technique: Mastery of the technical difficulties of the instrument.

(4) Programme Content: Competitors should include a variety of styles and periods in both their First Stage and Final recitals.

No more than six competitors will be chosen for the Final. The prize will not be shared. Competitors playing for more than one minute longer than the allotted time may be penalised. Entry is conditional on competitors accepting the conditions given. In any matters arising from these Regulations the decision of the Adjudicators is final. No correspondence will be entered into.

TICKETS: ADULTS £5 UNDER 18’S £1.Audience tickets for the First Stage and Final are available in advance from the EAC Box Office.

ERIN ARTS CENTRE BOX OFFICE - Open: Wednesday - Friday 10.30am - 4.30pm | Call: 832662 | Email: [email protected] | Visit: Victoria Square, Port Erin

PAYMENT: We apologise that we cannot accept payment by debit or credit card. If you wish to have your tickets returned to you, please include a SAE or add 50p postage with your cheque. If postage is not included, your tickets will be available for collection on the day.

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FOUNDED 1983

WINNERS

Rotary Club of Rushen and Western Mann

1983 Jonathan Kneale, Eb bass

Mananan Festival Trust

1985 Robert Agnew, Piano1987 Bronwen Williams, Recorder1989 Emma Christian, Recorder

Bank of Ireland

1991 Stephen Maddocks, Trombone1993 Thomas Power, Tenor Horn1995 Stephanie Wellings, Oboe

Joice Gelling Memorial Prize

1997 Melissa Warrilow, Piano1999 Eleanor Loaring, Violin

2001 Kathryn Power, Tenor Horn2003 Charlotte Chambers, Bb Cornet

2007 Eleanor Jones, Cello2009 Meghan Quane, Bb Cornet

Malcolm Dickinson Memorial Prize

2011 Illiam Quane, Bb Cornet2013 Dorian Amaral, Piano

YOUNG MUSICIAN OF MANN COMPETITION

YOUNG MUSICIANOF MANN 2015

COMPETITIONAPPLICATION FORM

MALCOLM DICKINSON MEMORIAL PRIZE

AT THE ERIN ARTS CENTRE

ISLE OF MAN BANK AUDITORIUM

FIRST STAGE - SUNDAY 11TH OCTOBER 2015 FINAL - SUNDAY 15TH NOVEMBER 2015

www.erinartscentre.com

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YOUNG MUSICIAN OF MANN 2015

I am making an application to compete in Young Musician of Mann 2015.If selected, I understand that I shall receive further information.

APPLICATION FORM(please use CAPITAL letters)

Name:Address:

Telephone:Email: Date of Birth: Age on 11th October 2015:

Instrument:Name of Music Teacher:Name of Accompanist:

Proposed First Stage Programme in order: (Please continue on a separate sheet if required)

Composer Title Arranger (if applicable)

Signature: Signature of Parent/ Guardian:

THE CLOSING DATE FOR ENTRIES IS NO LATER THAN FRIDAY 25TH SEPTEMBER 2015

Send this completed application form along with a stamped addressed envelope to:Young Musician of Mann Competition 2015, Erin Arts Centre,

Victoria Square, Port Erin, Isle of Man, IM9 6LD