Announcements 

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Award ceremony and results - update

Ahead of the upcoming St George Instrumental award ceremony, presentation and 100th year celebration, strict safety measures will be in place at the venue, including NSW Government public health and safety measures. We ask you to be patient and kind to our volunteers who will ask you to check-in and present your double vaccination certification upon arrival.

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Award ceremony and results 

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You are cordially invited to attend the 2021 St George Instrumental Eisteddfod Award Ceremony​ held on 5 December 2021 at the Kogarah School of Arts. ​

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2021 marks a special anniversary for the St George Instrumental Eisteddfod being the 100th year we have been promoting, nurturing and developing young musical talent. To celebrate this we will be presenting all of our attendants with a special 100 Year pin.​ ​

 

​​Due to the current restrictions at the Kogarah School of Arts, the award ceremony has been split into different age groups. ​Awards will be presented to our 1st, 2nd and 3rd place winners, as well as our Honorary Commendation recipients and perpetual trophy award winners.

 

​We would love to see all our contestants and winners attend and celebrate the occasion with us. We hope to see you. ​

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Musically,

Ophelia

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Piano and String program 

Friday 13 August 2021 

We are excited to be sending out the first weeks results to our contestants. 

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For the piano sections, submissions are required by Wednesday 18 August 2021, 5pm. For string sections, submissions are required by Wednesday 25 August 2021, 5pm. 

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As part of your online submission remember to attach the copyright declaration form. We look forward to receiving all the submissions for the upcoming week. 

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Musically,

The St George Instrumental Eisteddfod

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Strings fourth weeks' program 

Saturday 7 August 2021 

As part of your online submission remember to attach the copyright declaration form. We look forward to receiving all the submissions for the upcoming week. The submission 

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Musically,

The St George Instrumental Eisteddfod

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Second weeks' program

Friday 6 August 2021 

We would like to thank all the contestants who have submitted in their videos for the first week of the Online Eisteddfod.

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As part of your online submission remember to attach the copyright declaration form. We look forward to receiving all the submissions for the upcoming week. 

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Musically,

The St George Instrumental Eisteddfod

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First weeks' program

Friday 30 July 2021 

We are excited to announce the first weeks' program. The adjudicators for the week are Jerard Heffernan and Richard Morphew. 

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We look forward to receiving all the submissions for the first week. 

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Musically,

The St George Instrumental Eisteddfod

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Online Guidelines and extended withdrawal date 

Friday 23 July 2021 

We are excited to share with you all more details on the Online Eisteddfod. We have been working tirelessly to put together video guidelines and submissions information for you. Please refer to the below online guidelines. 

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We would like to give everybody a chance to read through the guidelines before closing our withdrawal date. As such, we have extended our withdrawal date to 5pm (Sydney time) 28 July 2021. 

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We hope to see all you participate in the online Eisteddfod. 

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Musically,

The St George Instrumental Eisteddfod

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We have moved ONLINE! 

Friday 16 July 2021 

We are excited to share with you our Inaugural Online St George Instrumental Eisteddfod. 

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For the past 100 years, the St George Instrumental Eisteddfod has and will always foster a safe but challenging atmosphere for the development of young people’s musical abilities for them to strive towards excellence.

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With the coronavirus pandemic in New South Wales unfolding further, we have decided to place the health and safety of our competitors and their families first. As such the team have been hard at work ensuring that the competition will go ahead, but in a new and exciting format, so that you can continue to compete and improve your musical ability despite the external circumstances.

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The St George Instrumental Eisteddfod will be held ONLINE. Your entry has been automatically transferred to this new format, and we’re extremely excited for you to experience it.

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However, should you wish to withdraw your entry from the Eisteddfod, there is a link to a Google Form below, where you can fill out your details and a member of our team of volunteers will be in contact to help organise that. The cut-off for the withdrawal will be 5pm (Sydney time) Friday 23 July 2021, to allow us to finalise the new online program. Should we receive your withdrawal after the cut off date, you will forfeit your full refund.

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https://forms.gle/mziyik6YDE1CMkuu6

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If you wish to continue your musical journey this year, and learn valuable lessons in perseverance and adaptability, please read ahead.

The program, rules and guidelines for the Online St George Instrumental Eisteddfod will be available online on Sunday 25 July 2021. Please make sure to read through the new program, rules and guidelines. Any videos received that do not comply may mean that your performance will not be accepted.

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A notification will be posted on our social media platforms when the new rules and guidelines are available, so please make sure to follow us on our Instagram @st.gie and our St George Instrumental Eisteddfod Inc Facebook page so you don't miss out on any updates.

 

We’re thrilled to welcome you to the Inaugural Online St George Instrumental Eisteddfod, and are excited to see all of your amazing entries.

 

Musically,

The St George Instrumental Eisteddfod

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