Kamloops Festival of Performing Arts MusicSpeech
Kamloops Festival of Performing Arts MusicSpeech
Kamloops Festival of Performing Arts MusicSpeech

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WELCOME TO THE 2023 KAMLOOPS FESTIVAL OF THE PERFORMING ARTS

Who Qualifies
All solo and group performers of
chamber, choral, 
guitar, harp, brass and woodwind,
piano, strings, voice, 
speech and dramatic arts.
Dates and Deadlines
Mark your calendar:
2023 KFPA
February 26, 2023 to March 19, 2023


For questions contact:  info@kfpa.ca or registrar@kfpa.ca
Prizes and Awards
Please refer to Appendix 2 and 3 in the 2023 Syllabus to learn about prizes and awards for outstanding performances and promise.

EVENT INFORMATION

Plans for the 2023 KFPA are now well underway.

Note that KFPA will follow all BC Public Health Orders, guidance by WorkSafe BC, and venue COVID-19 safety protocols.

 

This annual event, now in its 90th year, provides opportunities 

to perform, learn, and enjoy

a diverse range of music, musical instruments, voice and speech arts.

 

Between February 26 and March 19, 2023 enjoy performances at all levels of

Chamber Music, Choral, Guitar, Harp, Brass and Woodwinds, 

Music Composition, Piano, Speech, Strings and Voice.

  

Thanks to everyone who has registered and best wishes as you prepare your performances.

 

READ:

Rules and Regulations and your specific Discipline Rules,

Scholarships and Awards after the Discipline Rules

and

Appendix 1 - Glossary of Terms

Appendix 2 - Scholarships and Awards

Appendix 3 - Trophies and Plaques

 

 

 

COPYRIGHT ACT
Bill C-11 – 2012
IMPORTANT NOTICE: Please see General Rule 23.

 

All performers, including accompanists, MUST adhere to the Copyright Act. The Kamloops Festival of the Performing Arts will not tolerate the use of any illegally produced materials. It is the participant’s responsibility to provide legally produced materials for the adjudicator, for himself/herself, if needed, and for the accompanist, if any. It is up to the performer to provide proof of authorization for any materials that may appear to be copies by accompanying such materials with a purchase receipt, a letter of permission from the copyright holder, or proof of legally acquired public domain materials.

In most cases, it is highly encouraged that written permission is granted from the copyright holder to copy accompanist’s pages to facilitate page turns. One exception is Frederick Harris Music Co., which grants permission for performers to copy one (1) to two (2) pages per RCM Publication to facilitate page turns in festival performances.


ACCOMPANISTS, DIRECTORS, GROUPS, AND SOLOISTS MUST USE ORIGINAL/AUTHORIZED COPIES IN PERFORMANCE HALLS.


USE OF ILLEGALLY PRODUCED MATERIALS WILL RESULT IN DISQUALIFICATION AND PERFORMANCE WILL NOT BE PERMITTED.

 

 

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