FLUTE COMPETITIONS & SCHOLARSHIPS

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If you are looking for an opportunity to gain stage confidence, to perform or practice for your upcoming exams with constructive feedbacks, this is for you!  

The Flute Performers Day is a non- competitive event open to  all flute players. 

Get in quick as spaces are limited! A strict time limit applies- this means you can choose to perform any piece or pieces of music you wish to perform, as long as they fit into the time limit.  All participants will receive a certificate and professional feedbacks. 

There will be four sections, based on ability. 

• Beginner Section: Preliminary - Grade 2 AMEB or equivalent 

                   Accompaniment will be provided for these performers at no extra charge

                   (included in the entry fee)

                   Time Limit: 3 minutes 

• Intermediate Section: Grades 3-5 AMEB or equivalent 

                    Accompaniment will be provided for these performers at no extra charge

                    (included in the entry fee) 

                   Time Limit: 5 minutes  

• Advanced Section: Grade 6-8 AMEB or equivalent and over 

                   Accompaniment will be provided for these performers at no extra charge

                    (included in the entry fee) 

                    Time Limit: 8 minutes 

• Open Section: Certification of Performance and beyond

                   An official accompaniment will be available for this event with a 

                   discounted rate. Otherwise performers must engage their own

                   accompanist for this level.  

                   Time Limit: 10 minutes 

There will also be a section for Amateur Adult learners. This section is open to all levels. 

The Queensland Flute Guild offer two Sankyo flutes for use by two talented individuals for 12 months. These flutes are offered by the family of James Carson, and the family of Larissa Dial.how long they’ve been at it, and what got them to where they are. James Carson was principal flutist of the Queensland Symphony Orchestra for 23 years, and lecturer in flute at the Conservatorium from 1957 until his death in 1979. He was the founder of the Queensland Flute Guild.

The Queensland Flute Guild offer two Sankyo flutes for use by two talented individuals for 12 months. These flutes are offered by the family of James Carson, and the family of Larissa Dial.how long they’ve been at it, and what got them to where they are. Larissa Dial began flute tuition with a Yamaha Flute in Grade 4 of primary school. She progressed and became a member of the Queensland Youth Orchestra. It was at the end of high school that she purchased a French Silver Sankyo flute which she used for her flute study at the Queensland Conservatorium of Music. Larissa was both a performer and a flute teacher. She especially loved Mozart’s music. Larissa passed away aged 40 years in 2015 after battling cancer and her family have kindly offered Larissa's flute to this scholarship.