St George Eisteddfod

Welcome to the St George Instrumental Eisteddfod

St George Instrumental Eisteddfod 2021

The St George Instrumental Eisteddfod has released the 2021 piano and string syllabus.

Due to the continuous change in COVID-19 restrictions, the entries will open on 1 March 2021 and close on 30 April 2021.

Thank you for your continued support.

About us

Devoted volunteers make up the St George Instrumental Eisteddfod Committee. The Committee aims to foster and develop new and existing talent and ensure future generations have the opportunity to compete against the best talent, at the highest level, and in a friendly and supportive way.

Our Convener, Mrs Kathryn Phillips, has 50 years plus experience in teaching piano and violin in the St George area. She is one of the most experienced and respected AMEB piano and string examiners in NSW.

Our commitment is to provide the best and most experienced adjudicators for our competitors. We believe that participants should have exposure to the very best in music tuition and education. If you want to contact us to find out more about the Eisteddfod, please email

Eisteddfod details

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Rules and conditions
Piano and string syllabus information
Online entry
Performance dates
Fees
Contact information

Syllabus information The syllabus for piano and strings explains what sections you can enter and what pieces of music you can play. You must read the syllabus carefully before entering online. Click here for more information	Online entry Your online entry will involve you checking the syllabus to decide what sections you wish to enter. You then complete the online entry form and submit us your entry by a simple click of a button. We will email you back with your ID Reference so you can then make payment. Click here for more information.	Programs Programs for piano and strings are available for download in PDF format. Click here for more information.
Contact information If you have any general inquiries about the Instrumental Eisteddfod, please email us at info@stgie.org Click here for more information.	Eisteddfod dates and fees Please click here for more information.	Rules and conditions Did you know it is illegal to take pictures or video recordings of children at public events? Do you know what a restricted section means? It is important you read and become familiar with the Eisteddfod's General / Piano / Strings Rules and Conditions. Click here for more information.
Sponsors The St George Instrumental Eisteddfod thanks all its major sponsors and volunteers who make the event possible. If you wish to become a sponsor or want to find out more please click here for more information.

Syllabus information

The syllabus for piano and strings explains what sections you can enter and what pieces of music you can play. You must read the syllabus carefully before entering online. Click here for more information

Online entry

Programs

Programs for piano and strings are available for download in PDF format. Click here for more information.

Contact information

If you have any general inquiries about the Instrumental Eisteddfod, please email us at info@stgie.org Click here for more information.

Eisteddfod dates and fees

Please click here for more information.

Rules and conditions

Did you know it is illegal to take pictures or video recordings of children at public events? Do you know what a restricted section means? It is important you read and become familiar with the Eisteddfod's General / Piano / Strings Rules and Conditions. Click here for more information.

Sponsors

The St George Instrumental Eisteddfod thanks all its major sponsors and volunteers who make the event possible. If you wish to become a sponsor or want to find out more please click here for more information.