NAIMF
NAIMF MUSIC COMPETITION
Jury & Artists
International Jury
Jury members will be invited from conservatory faculty, professional performers, vocal artists, composers and music educators. Names and disciplinary assignments will be announced by the organizing committee.
Portraits, biographies and featured artist profiles will be added after appointments are confirmed.
Independent Adjudication
Each round should normally be assessed independently by at least three suitably qualified jurors, with brief written comments. Jurors must disclose conflicts including current or recent teacher-student relationships, family relationships and commercial collaborations, and recuse themselves from scoring the relevant entrants. Entrants, parents and teachers must not privately contact jurors about scores during adjudication.
Assessment Criteria
Standard performance categories: technique and accuracy 30 points; musical understanding and expression 30; style and interpretation 20; stage presentation 10; overall artistic achievement 10.
Chamber music and ensembles emphasize balance and collaboration; collaborative piano emphasizes listening, responsiveness and rhythmic support. Original vocal compositions are assessed on originality and structure 30; melody, harmony and text setting 30; stylistic expression 20; presentation 10; overall achievement 10.
Artistic Exchange
Any masterclasses, study programmes or travel activities will be announced separately. They are independent of competition eligibility, adjudication and results.
NAIMF Music Competition
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