Pianopalooza: Sunday, 27th of February 2022 3PM - 8PM

• Full name of the participant;
• Age of participant on the date of the competition (please attach proof of ID);
• Repertoire (name of Piece and Composer);
• Name of Piano Teacher (Piano teachers have free entry to the event)
• If the participant wishes to be an adjudicator. Participants can choose to only be adjudicators (the same fee applies).

​We ask you to ensure that children entering this competition are in the correct age category at the time of the competition. ​

Once you send us your registration email, you will receive a reply from us with all payment information. 

 The pianists who decide to be on the adjudication panel will get the opportunity to not only learn how pieces are being marked, but will also understand what it is that judges look for when a pianist plays a piece, and how to achieve a good interpretation.
This will give the pianists an insight into the marking process when they perform a piece, allowing them to apply it in an exam situation, achieving better scores. 

Nite Piano School's new piano competition is here!  Pianopalooza is a fun event that will give piano students the opportunity to perform and adjudicate other participants. It allows everyone involved to have fun in a comfortable setting while benefiting from the healthy competitiveness fostered by piano competitions.   Join us for an event that goes beyond musicianship and promotes creativity within our community.
The learning environment created by piano competitions is truly valuable to the development of a student’s musicianship and teaches lessons that cannot be found through regular practice. 

• Scoring paddles for the pianists who also choose to be on the adjudication panel. You can get creative and make them look as nice as you wish! You will need 4 score cards, with the following inscriptions: 1st, 2nd, 3rd and C (for commendation).

• The adjudication panel will grant 1st, 2nd, 3rd and Commendation certificates.
• Adjudication will take place after each class.
• All participants will receive personalized feedback forms, with advice regarding how to improve their performance.
• The director of Nite Piano School - Ancuta Nite-Doyle, BMus, PGDip, MMus, together with a selected jury of participant peers will adjudicate each category. Depending on the number of participants, we may need to adjust the age categories and group adjudicators.
• Pianists who will choose to be on the adjudication panel will not evaluate pianists in their class, they will evaluate performances in the younger categories.