Melody Masters

Instrumental music competiti
Instrumental music competiti
Instrumental music competiti
Biggest instrumental competition at TNTO 2024
Biggest instrumental competition at TNTO 2024
Biggest instrumental competition at TNTO 2024
Instrumental music competition at kota TNTO 2024
Instrumental music competition at kota TNTO 2024
Instrumental music competition at kota TNTO 2024

Category:

Performing Arts

Participation Type:

Individual & Team

Team Size:

1

Online Round 1 Deadline:

08/12/2024

Online Round 2 Deadline:

08/01/2025

Instrumental Music Competition (All Other Forms): Rules and Regulations

Eligibility:

  • The competition is open to students from 5th to 10th grade.

  • Participants will be grouped into two categories:

    • Group A: 5th to 7th Grade

    • Group B: 8th to 10th Grade

  • Participants should be a registered student of a registered school.

  • Participants or their parents/guardians must have an active FaceBook account.

How To Participate:

It's a simple four-step flow in each round

(There will be 3 rounds - refer to Participation Flow & Conditions)
  • Step 1 - Select an instrument of your choice, perform and shoot the instrumental music video of 2-5 minutes as mentioned below in the Participation flow and conditions.

  • Step 2 - Post the created Video on Facebook with our tags and mentions.

  • Step 3 - Submit the link of your VIDEO, by clicking the Submit Your Entry button on this page, then fill out the form, pay the fees and submit the form.

  • Step 4 - Once shortlisted after ROUND 2, be present at our mega offline event for the finale round to win exciting prizes & mega scholarships.


  • Follow the Participation Flow And Conditions given below strictly for seamless participation and to avoid disqualification.

  • Click the Ask Your Query button if you want to ask anything else.

Participation Flow & Conditions:

  • There will be two online and one final offline round. Participants need to go through 3 Rounds to win the exciting prizes

  • Round 1: Online - First Video posting on Facebook - Where participants perform Non-Classical Instrumental Music (any other form) and shoot a video before the deadline of the first round (Check Important Dates below).

  • Round 2: Online - Second Video posting on Facebook - Where participants perform Non-Classical Instrumental Music (any other form) and shoot a video before the deadline of the second round (Check Important Dates below).

  • Creating the VIDEO: The video must be between 2-5 minutes.

  • Ensure the VIDEO is clear and has good audio and visual quality.

  • The logo of our lead sponsor must be clearly visible in the background throughout the video. This logo should be printed, displayed, or included in editing the reel but should be prominently visible to ensure it's easily recognizable. To download the logo of our lead sponsors, CLICK HERE.

  • Post on Facebook:

    • Mention/Collaborate with @vrpkota and @VyasEdification.

    • Use hashtags #vrpkota, #vyasedification, and #tito in the caption.

    • Ensure the sponsor's logo is visible in the video.

  • Final Round: Finalists will participate in an offline stage round at the VRP campus, Kota, for the top prizes (Check Important Dates below).


  • Music Piece/Song Selection: Participants can choose any song but it should be from the NON-CLASSICAL genre.

  • The music piece of the first two online rounds must be different.

  • For the Final Round participants can perform any music piece/song from their first two online performances or can choose a third music piece/song also.


  • Genre: Music Piece/Song must be only from NON-CLASSICAL.

  • The video must be posted on Facebook, following the specific submission guidelines listed below.

  • Only selected participants from the online Round 2 will proceed to the offline competition.

Important Dates:

  • Round 1 - Online Video Submission Deadline: 08 December 2024

  • Round 2 - Online Video Submission Deadline: 08 January 2025

  • Announcement of Shortlisted Participants: 09 January 2025

  • Offline Singing Competition (Finals) at VRP Campus, Kota: 25 January 2025

Evaluation Criteria:

Entries of both the online round and the final round will be judged based on the following:-

  1. Melodic Accuracy - Clarity and precision of melody.

  2. Rhythm and Timing - Consistency and precision of rhythm.

  3. Technical Skill - Control and mastery of the instrument.

  4. Creativity and Improvisation - Originality and fluency in improvisation.

  5. Tone and Sound Quality - Quality and clarity of sound.

  6. Arrangement and Structure - Logical progression and structure of the piece.

  7. Expression and Dynamics - Emotional depth and use of dynamics.

  8. Coordination with Other Musicians - Synchronization and harmony in ensemble performance.

  9. Stage Presence and Presentation - Confidence and engagement with the audience.

  10. Overall Impact - Overall quality and impression of the performance.

  • The first two online rounds will also include the Social media engagement marks (Msme) for Facebook will depend on comments (C), likes (L) and shares (S).

    • Msme = ( C + L/50 + S/5 )

Participation Fee:

  • A nominal fee of INR 20 is required per entry.

  • The payment will be processed in continuation with the entry submission form Form.

  • Please ensure that you have posted the VIDEO on Facebook as per the contest format before filling out the entry submission form.

Prizes and Recognition:

  • Prizes will be awarded separately for each group (Group A and Group B).

  • Gold Medal: INR 11,000 cash prize + Trophy + Certificate of Achievement.

  • Silver Medal: INR 5,100 cash prize + Medal + Certificate of Achievement.

  • Bronze Medal: INR 2,100 cash prize + Medal + Certificate of Achievement.

  • Winners will also get a chance to get featured in their first original music video, produced by our lead sponsor.

  • All participants will receive an e-certificate of participation.

Submission Guidelines:

  • Post the video on your own or your parent's Facebook account with the required mentions/collaborations and hashtags.

  • Ensure the sponsor’s logo is displayed, all the collaborations are done & all the hashtags are placed in captions for consideration of the entry.

  • Submit the Facebook post link and video link via the Submit Your Entry button provided on this page.

  • Include your name, grade, and other school details in the form.

General Guidelines:

  • Offensive or inappropriate content will not be tolerated and will result in disqualification.

  • The organizers reserve the right to modify the rules and regulations if necessary. Participants will be notified of any changes.

  • Dos:

    • The video must be created by the participants themselves.

    • The use of pre-recorded audio samples or any form of digital enhancement is not allowed.

    • The music content played should be played by the performer only.

    • Follow all submission guidelines and include required collaborations and hashtags.

    • Display the sponsor’s logo clearly.

  • Don’ts:

    • Do not use offensive, vulgar, or inappropriate content.

    • Avoid any content that compromises safety or security.

    • Do not include any content that violates ethical standards or human dignity.

  • If a participant submits multiple entries, then only the best entry will be considered from all the submitted entries.

  • Late submissions will not be accepted.

  • The organizers reserve the right to modify or cancel the competition at any time.

  • By participating in the competition, participants agree to these rules and regulations and the terms and conditions.

  • Mere participating in this event doesn't give you any right to claim anything from organizers or sponsors.

Contact Information:

For any queries or further information, please contact us at -

  • Email us - theindiantalentolympics@gmail.com

  • Call us - 9257041012

The Non-Classical Instrumental Competition (Other Forms)! This event is designed to showcase the instrumental talents of students beyond Indian classical music. Participants will have the opportunity to share their performances online and demonstrate their skills with various musical instruments. Please carefully read the above rules and regulations to ensure smooth and successful participation:

We look forward to your instrumental performances and celebrating the diversity of music! Happy Playing!

Guidelines for a Good Non-Classical Instrumental Music Performance (Other Forms)

  1. Melodic Accuracy:

    • Ensure that the melody is clear and accurate. The main theme or tune should be well-articulated and recognizable.

    • Avoid dissonance unless it is part of the musical style being performed.

  2. Rhythm and Timing:

    • Keep the rhythm steady and consistent throughout the performance.

    • Ensure that your timing is precise, especially when playing alongside other instruments or a backing track.

  3. Technical Skill:

    • Demonstrate proficiency in your instrument by using a variety of techniques appropriate to the genre (e.g., fingerpicking for guitar, bowing techniques for strings, etc.).

    • Show control over dynamics, speed, and transitions between different sections of the performance.

  4. Creativity and Improvisation:

    • Show originality in your performance through improvisation or unique interpretations of the piece.

    • Ensure that your improvisation fits the mood and style of the music, maintaining coherence and flow.

  5. Tone and Sound Quality:

    • Focus on producing a clean and consistent tone throughout the performance.

    • Ensure that your instrument's sound quality is well-adjusted (e.g., good tuning, and clear intonation).

  6. Arrangement and Structure:

    • The structure of your performance should be logical and engaging, whether it's a solo or ensemble piece.

    • Pay attention to the progression of the piece, ensuring a clear beginning, middle, and end, with smooth transitions between sections.

  7. Expression and Dynamics:

    • Use dynamics (soft and loud passages) to enhance the emotional impact of the performance.

    • Express the mood of the piece through your playing, ensuring that your performance conveys the intended emotion (e.g., joy, sadness, energy).

  8. Coordination with Other Musicians:

    • If performing in a group or ensemble, maintain good coordination and timing with other musicians.

    • Ensure that your instrument complements the others without overpowering or clashing with them.

  9. Stage Presence and Presentation:

    • Display confidence and professionalism during your performance.

    • Engage with the audience through your body language and overall presentation, without being overly dramatic or distracting from the music.

  10. Preparation and Practice:

    • Rehearse thoroughly to ensure technical mastery and smooth execution.

    • Be prepared for different performance settings, such as live shows, where adjustments may be necessary.

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