Festival Entry Information
NATIONAL FEDERATION OF MUSIC CLUBS
1646 Smith Valley Road
Greenwood, IN 46142
317-882-4003
The Festivals offer the student an immediate objective toward which he or she may work, an opportunity to achieve a rating on the degree of his or her accomplishment. Entrants do not compete against each other. Each is rated on his or her own merit.
Entrance Fees
$10.00 – All entrants, including each person in ensembles of four or less
Exception: Groups of five or more, such as a chorus, pay $25 for the group.
There is no fee for a teacher when accompanying a student. (When possible, it is recommended that someone other than the teacher accompany the student.)
$5.00 – For each Award/Scholarship entered at the Area Festival
$5.00 – Gold Cup Fee per event
$10.00 – Fee for local winners entering State Finals
In addition, a local expense fee is charged by each Area Festival, which is set by the Area Festival Chairman depending on the amount of local expenses. The local Chairman will advise each student the amount of this fee.
Membership Applications
Junior Clubs Membership:
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Senior Clubs Membership:
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Individual Membership:
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Events
STATE SCHOLARSHIP FINALS
April 20, 2024
UNCG Music Building, Greensboro
Lynn Wilemon, State Chair
lynnwilemon@yahoo.com
JUNIOR AWARDS DAY
May 11, 2024
Western Avenue Baptist Church
Statesville, NC
Lynn Wilemon, State Chair
Capital District Royalty Auditions
April 7, 2024
Hopper Piano Company - Raleigh
Zina Astrakhan, District Chair
zastrakahn@hotmail.com
Southern/Piedmont District Royalty Auditions
April 13, 2024
First Methodist Church - Hickory
Postmark Deadline March 22
Chad Leatherman, District Chair
chad_leatherman@yahoo.com
Please note: the Piedmont and
Southern Royalty are combined
into a single District now.
View more of our past events here.
Our History
Although there were organized music clubs in North Carolina, some having been associated with the National Federation of Music Clubs prior to 1917, this is the accepted year the North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs had its’ formal beginnings. Read more…