Vocal Category

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Age Groups:

• Category "Kids" – up to 7 years old

• Category "Youth" – from 8 to 10 years old

• Category "Teens" – from 11 to 14 years old

• Category "Young Adults" – from 15 to 18 years old

• Category "Seniors" – 18+ years old

• Category "Maturity" – 35+ years old

Nominations (Genres):

1. Classical Vocal

2. Folk

3. Pop

4. Jazz

5. Songs from Movies

6. Original Song

The total duration of the performance must not exceed 3 minutes and 30 seconds.

Evaluation Criteria

1. Vocal Skill: quality of performance, intonation, diction, vocal range, expression.

2. Musicality: accuracy of musical parts, rhythmic precision, musical expression.

3. Interpretation: individual performance style, emotional delivery of the song, artistry.

4. Technical Execution: stage confidence, microphone technique, use of breathing, etc.

5. Composition and Arrangement: originality of the song arrangement, choreography, overall stage aesthetics.

6. Professionalism: level of performer’s preparation, technical mastery, appropriateness of the chosen material.

Each of these criteria may be scored on a scale, for example, from 1 to 10, where 10 is the highest mark. This will allow the jury to objectively compare participants' performances and determine winners across different age categories or genres. Additionally, it is important to assess the artistic expression and individuality of each performer.

 

Age Groups:
Category "Kids" – up to 7 years old
Category "Youth" – from 8 to 10 years old
Category "Teens" – from 11 to 14 years old
Category "Young Adults" – from 15 to 18 years old
Category "Seniors" – 18+ years old
Category "Maturity" – 35+ years old

 

Nominations (Genres):

1. Classical Music: performance of classical pieces on instruments such as piano, violin, cello, flute, and others.

2. Jazz: improvisational performances on jazz instruments such as saxophone, trumpet, guitar, piano.

3. Blues: performance of blues compositions on guitar, harmonica, keyboards, and other instruments.

4. Rock: instrumental rock compositions including guitar solos, drums, and other instruments.

5. New Age: calm and meditative instrumental music, often used for relaxation and meditation.

6. Ethnic Music: instrumental compositions reflecting cultural and traditional musical styles of various nations and cultures.

7. Electronic Music: use of electronic instruments and synthesizers to create instrumental compositions in genres such as trance, electro, and others.

 

Performance options: backing track, instrumental accompaniment, or a cappella.
The use of backing vocals is allowed if they are recorded by the participant and used in the chorus.

 

Evaluation Criteria

1. Technical Mastery: evaluation of the participant’s technical skill level, including precision of performance, instrumental technique, coordination, and control.

2. Musicality and Expressiveness: evaluation of the participant's ability to convey emotions and express musical ideas through instrumental performance, dynamics, phrasing, etc.

3. Interpretation and Stylistic Accuracy: evaluation of the participant's ability to reflect the style and character of the musical piece, and adapt their performance to the genre and mood of the composition.

4. Musical Interaction: evaluation of how the instrumentalist interacts with the musical material and, where applicable, with other participants (e.g., duets, ensembles).

5. Originality and Creative Execution: evaluation of the performer’s individual approach, use of unconventional techniques, and creative decisions in musical expression.

6. Overall Impression and Stage Presence: evaluation of the general impact of the performance, including artistry, positive energy, and the ability to capture and hold the audience’s attention.

 

Choreography

Age Groups:
Category "Kids" – up to 7 years old
Category "Youth" – from 8 to 10 years old
Category "Teens" – from 11 to 14 years old
Category "Young Adults" – from 15 to 18 years old
Category "Seniors" – 18+ years old
Category "Maturity" – 35+ years old

Nominations (Genres):

1. Contemporary Dance

2. Classical Ballet

3. Jazz-Modern

4. Hip-Hop

5. Tango

6. Flamenco

7. Ethnic Dances

8. Latin American Dances

9. Breakdance, Street Dance

10. Traditional Folk Dances

Evaluation Criteria:

1. Technical Execution: evaluation of participants’ technical skill level (accuracy of movements, flexibility, strength, fluidity, etc.).

2. Expressiveness: the dancers' ability to convey emotions and ideas through movement, facial expressions, and overall interpretation of the music.

3. Choreography: originality, complexity, and creativity of the choreography, adaptation to the musical accompaniment.

4. Musical Interpretation: the ability to match movements with musical accompaniment, rhythm, and mood of the composition.

5. Costumes and Overall Visual Impact: evaluation of how costumes align with the atmosphere of the performance and their aesthetic appeal.

6. Theatrical Art

Age Groups:
Category "Kids" – up to 7 years old
Category "Youth" – from 8 to 10 years old
Category "Teens" – from 11 to 14 years old
Category "Young Adults" – from 15 to 18 years old
Category "Seniors" – 18+ years old
Category "Maturity" – 35+ years old

Nominations (Genres):

1. Drama: a genre depicting serious and intense events and the characters' emotional experiences.

2. Comedy: a genre aimed at making the audience laugh through humor and situational scenarios.

3. Tragedy: a genre usually focused on tragic events and conflicts, often with a sorrowful outcome for the main characters.

4. Musical: a genre combining dialogue, music, songs, and dance to tell a story.

5. Monodrama: a theatrical form where one actor plays all roles.

6. Theatre of the Absurd: an experimental genre exploring the absurdity of human existence.

7. Masquerade: a theatrical form where actors use masks to represent characters.

8. Shadow Theatre: a genre where actors use light and shadows to create images and tell stories.

Evaluation Criteria:

1. Acting Skills: evaluation of the professionalism and technique of actors, their expressiveness, and credibility in the role.

2. Directing: evaluation of the originality and depth of the director's approach, adaptation of the text, and interpretation of the plot.

3. Scenography and Costumes: evaluation of the quality of set design, costumes, and the overall visual atmosphere of the performance.

4. Musical Accompaniment: evaluation of how well the music matches the theme of the performance, including quality of execution and arrangement.

5. Choreography (if applicable): evaluation of the quality of choreographic numbers, coordination, and expressiveness of movements.

6. Use of Light and Sound: evaluation of the effectiveness and adaptation of lighting, sound effects, and special effects.

7. Interpretation of Plot and Ideas: evaluation of how well the story and underlying ideas are conveyed.

 

Visual Arts

Age Groups:

1. Children (up to 12 years old)

2. Teenagers (13–18 years old)

3. Young Artists (19–25 years old)

4. Adults (over 25 years old)

1. Techniques:

• Painting (oil, watercolor, gouache, acrylic)

• Graphics (pencil, charcoal, sepia, ink)

• Sculpture (clay, wood, metal)

• Drawing (pastel, markers, colored pencils)

• Mosaic

• Collage

• Photography

2. Styles:

• Realism

• Impressionism

• Expressionism

• Surrealism

• Abstractionism

• Pop Art

• Art Nouveau

• Modernism

• Retro

3. Genres:

• Portrait

• Still Life

• Landscape

• Figurative Composition

• Abstract Art

• Fantasy and Science Fiction

• Genre Painting (historical scene, everyday life painting)

• Anime and Manga

Participants may choose any combination of techniques, styles, and genres for their works according to their preferences, creative vision, and skills. The organizers usually consider the diversity of works when evaluating and selecting winners.

Participants may choose any combination of techniques, styles, and genres for their works according to their preferences, creative vision, and skills. The organizers usually consider the diversity of works when evaluating and selecting winners.

Evaluation Criteria

1. Technical Mastery:

• Professional execution

• Originality of technical approach

• Use of various techniques and materials

1. Creative Execution:

• Level of creativity and originality

• Effectiveness in conveying ideas and emotions

• Interpretation of the chosen theme or concept

1. Composition and Structural Design:

• Harmony and balance of elements within the work

• Engaging and interesting compositional structure

• Ability to capture the viewer’s attention

1. Color Scheme and Artistic Design:

• Skillful use of color and light

• Stylish application of textures and materials

• Decorative details and finishing techniques

1. Relevance to the Theme and Task:

• Interpretation of the competition theme or assigned concept

• Reflection of key aspects of the theme or genre

• Original vision and approach to interpretation