New Zealand’s premiere international festival for young and up-and-coming artists
Registration Type
There are two types of applicants for the 2020 NZIYAF: Young Artists and Rising Stars. Applicants will be notified of their registration type after their application has been accepted. Please see the information below for more details.
About NZIYAF in Wellington
Each day, there will be various fun events and lectures in the morning, with concerts, masterclass, and tutorials in the afternoon.
*All events are subject to change. Detailed schedule will be released after registration closes in November
20 January 2020 - Piano Celebration Day 9:30am - 4:30pm
Teachers and students perform together in a fun piano concert to kick-start the first day of festival in Wellington.
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Piano masterclass and recital by Michael Endres
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SIde-by-side piano concert in the afternoon
21 January 2020 - Chamber Music Day 9:30am - 4:30pm
Learning what makes a great performance by observing and participating in chamber music rehearsals, with the “Music Scientist” Dr. Hamish Robb and the violinist Monique Lapins.
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Chamber music rehearsals and tutorials
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Chamber music concert performance by festival artists.
22 January 2020 - Orchestra & Te Papa Day, 10am - 4:30pm
Play alongside with Orchestra Wellington musicians in Te Papa foyer, learn about orchestra from the professionals.
23 January 2020 - Composition Day 10am - 4:30pm
Meet the New Zealand “Music Architect”, experience cool and fun activities to create music as a composer.
24 January 2020 - Performance Extravaganza
Experience the excitement of performing with other music students and guest artists in the Gala Concert, plus a special award ceremony to conclude the festival.
10am; Piano showcase concert
6pm; Orchestra Gala Concert and Award Ceremony
Rising Stars Competition Final Schedule will be announced in late November.