1. CONDITIONS OF PARTICIPANCE
1.1. Choreography groups, ballet groups, singers and instrumentalists are introduced.
1.2. In order to participate in the competition, one must send an application and CV as an attached form no later than 30th of April. The delivered materials аre not reviewed and are non-returnable.
2. ACCREDITATION
2.1. Accrediting on the festival requires an official invitation, as well and a complete funding of 350 euro for each participant of the group, no later than the day of the arrival.
2.2. The amount includes participation, accommodation in a hotel, full board and free master classes. Everyone attending the festival is considered participant and should follow the rules of the festival.
2.3. The official invitation for the festival is sent after the done payment, 50 euros per person in advance, on the festival’s account. The advance is non-returnable in case the participation is cancelled.
2.4. Travel expenses are covered by the participants themselves.
2.5. The accredited participants have the right for visiting all of the festival’s events.
3. TERMS OF COMPETITION
3.1. The introduced performances are evaluated in detail.
3.2. Four disciplines are performed in the competition:
  • Choreography (ensembles, solo) - folk dance, contemporary dance, pop dance, show, dance theatre
  • Vocal - performance of folk song (ensembles, solo), performance of pop song (ensembles, solo)
  • Classical music –soloists, chamber orchestras and choirs
  • Orchestras, folk instrument ensembles, instrumental music
  • Theatre genre – amateur groups of all trends and fashion theaters
  • Fine arts, ornamental and applied creative work and design
3.3. The theme, timing and genre of the performances are a choice of the participants themselves.
3.4. Performance plan of the festival:
The first performance is to be performed on the first day of the competition.
The second performance is to be performed on the second day of the competition.
3.5. One rehearsal on-stage, in the hall, is provided to each group.
3.6. The order of the participants is decided by the organizer.
3.7. For determination of the participants’ category it will be considered their age on the date of 04 of August.
3.8. The phonograms of the choreographic performances are to be delivered on a CD. The name of the participant and the title of the performance are to be written on the package.
4. CHOREOGRAPHY
4.1. Adult groups for Modern Dance, folk dance, contemporary dance, pop dance, show, dance theatre:
  • I      6 – 10 years old    (solo, small group, formation)
  • II    11 – 15 years old   (solo, small group, formation)
  • III   16 – 20 years old  (solo, small group, formation)
  • IV   21 years old and above (solo, small group, formation)
  • V    mixed age
4.2. Two parts are to be performed in one discipline and in one adult category. Each of the performances must not last more than 5 minutes.
5. VOKAL
5.1. Adult groups:
  • I      6 – 10 years old    (solo, small group, formation)
  • II    11 – 14 years old   (solo, small group, formation)
  • III   15 – 18 years old  (solo, small group, formation)
  • IV   19 – 24 years old and above (solo, small group, formation)
  • V     25 years old and above (solo, small group, formation)
5.2. Two parts are to be performed in one discipline and in one adult category. Each of the performances must not last more than 4 minutes.
5.3. The participants must bring the minus phonograms with minimal quantity of proper back vocals on flash format with them.
6. CLASSICAL MUSIC
PIANO, SINGING and CHAMBER MUSIC
6.1. Adult groups:
  • I      6 – 10 years old    (disciplines: piano, singing and chamber music)
  • II    11 – 14 years old   (disciplines: piano, singing and chamber music)
  • III   15 – 18 years old  (disciplines: piano, singing and chamber music)
  • IV   19 – 24 years old and above (disciplines: piano, singing and chamber music)
-      V     25 years old and above (disciplines: piano, singing and chamber music)
 6.2. I category – A Programme composed of minimum two compositions that last up to 7 minutes. Participants of the discipline piano are obliged to perform one piece by their own choice from the repertoire of composer Tomislav Zografski. The chosen piece can be performed integrally or partially (chosen parts/movements)
6.3. II category – A Programme composed of minimum two compositions of different style and character that last up to 10 minutes; Participants of the discipline piano are obliged to perform one piece by their own choice from the repertoire of composer Tomislav Zografski. The chosen piece can be performed integrally or partially (chosen parts/movements)
 6.4. III category – A Programme composed of minimum two compositions of different style and character that last up to 15 minutes; Participants of the discipline piano and singing (female voices) are obliged to perform one piece by their own choice from the repertoire of composer Tomislav Zografski. The chosen piece can be performed integrally or partially (chosen parts/movements)
 6.5. IV category – A Programme composed of minimum two compositions of different style and character that last up to 20 minutes; Participants of the discipline piano, singing (female voices) and chamber music (if there is written piece for the competing ensemble) are obliged to perform one piece by their own choice from the repertoire of composer Tomislav Zografski. The chosen piece can be performed integrally or partially (chosen parts/movements)
 6.6. V category – A Programme composed of minimum two compositions of different style and character that last up to 20 minutes; Participants of the discipline piano, singing (female voices) and chamber music (if there is written piece for the competing ensemble) are obliged to perform one piece by their own choice from the repertoire of composer Tomislav Zografski. The chosen piece can be performed integrally or partially (chosen parts/movements)
 6.7. If the competitor has no own accompanist then the official accompanist will be provided for him/her. The fee for two probe performances and the appearance with the official accompanist is 30 euro for I and II category, 40 euro for III category and 50 euro for IV and V category.
7. THEATRE GENRES
7.1.  Adult groups:
  • I      6 – 10 years old    (solo, small group, formation)
  • II    11 – 14 years old   (solo, small group, formation)
  • III   15 – 18 years old  (solo, small group, formation)
  • IV   19 – 24 years old and above (solo, small group, formation)
  • V     25 years old and above (solo, small group, formation)
7.2. Two parts are to be performed in one discipline and in one adult category. Each of the performances must not last more than 20 minutes. 
8. ORCHESTRAS AND FOLK INSTRUMENTS
8.1.  Adult groups:
  • I      6 – 10 years old    (solo, small group, formation)
  • II    11 – 14 years old   (solo, small group, formation)
  • III   15 – 18 years old  (solo, small group, formation)
  • IV   19 – 24 years old and above (solo, small group, formation)
  • V     25 years old and above (solo, small group, formation)
8.2. Two parts are to be performed in one discipline and in one adult category. Each of the performances must not last more than 4 minutes. 
9. HANDICRAFTS, DECORATIVE AND PERFORMED ART  AND DESIGN
9.1.  Adult groups:
  • I      6 – 10 years old    (solo, small group, formation)
  • II    11 – 14 years old   (solo, small group, formation)
  • III   15 – 18 years old  (solo, small group, formation)
  • IV   19 – 24 years old and above (solo, small group, formation)
  • V     25 years old and above (solo, small group, formation)
9.2. Every participant is required to present himself/herself by minimum 5 creations. 
10. WORK OF THE JURY
10.1. The organizer chooses the international jury members and decides the ways of work.
10.2. Grading of every performance is based on a 10 points system.
10.3. The score of the performance represents an arithmetic number of the given votes by the jury members. Votes nearing an arithmetic number of 3 and above (more or less) are not taken in consideration.
10.4. The international jury has the right not to give some of the introduced prizes, according to the rules of the festival.
10.5. The international jury’s decision is not a subject of complaints and re-consideration.
11. FESTIVAL PRIZES
11.1. The participants can achieve “Laureate” of I, II and III degree, “Diplomant” of I, II and III degree, “Participation Diploma”. The “Laureates” of I, II and III degree are awarded with a statuette of the festival.
11.3. Grand Prix and a cash prize of 1000 USD is awarded to the participant who has achieved not less than 90% of the maximum number of votes, regardless of the discipline.
12. ORGANIZATION QUESTIONS
12.1. Data about the arrival of the participants are reported to the organizer, no later than the 1st of July.
12.2. All participants must have insurance during the travel and stay abroad.
12.3. The collectives’ duty is to have proper amount of supporting people that will guarantee the safety of the children.
12.4. Failure to fulfill the festival’s requirements results in an expulsion from the competitive program of the festival.
12.5. All materials (audio, video and printed production) made on the festival are considered to be festival’s property and they have the right to use and distribute the information according to their means, without the payment of fees to the participants.
12.6. The organizer has a right to make changes in certain performances.