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DEFINITIONS OF ARRANGEMENT - 40 points Introduction: The ability of the arranger to compose an appropriate introduction for the calypso chosen as the prepared piece. Re-Harmonization: The ability of the arranger to re-harmonize the calypso chosen as the prepared piece. After the calypso has been played in its original form (harmonically) the re-harmonization could be limited to one specific section or could be applied to the remainder of the arrangement. Melodic Development: The ability of the arranger to embellish/solo on, and utilize rhythmic variations of the melody in the arrangement. Motivic Development: The ability of the arranger to take a melodic motif(s) of the calypso and effectively utilize it (them) during the arrangement. GENERAL PERFORMANCE - 40 point Interpretation: The ability of the band to creatively execute the arrangement with all the nuances therein. This includes the initial appropriate melodic and/or harmonic statement of the calypso, and development of the arrangement to climatic points. Dynamics: The effective execution of crescendos, contrasts, phrasing, and other musical expressions in the arrangement. Balance: The ability of the band to distribute their instruments on stage to allow for the best possible audio reception by the judges. TONE - 10 points Blending of Pans: Blending is the overall tone/color of the pans, including the consistency of tuning within the steelband. RHYTHM - 10 points Application of Rhythm Section: The ability of the arranger to effectively utilize the engine room – drum set, congas, iron-beaters, and applicable percussion instruments – during the performance. Also, the ability of the entire steelband to maintain a consistent rhythmic flow throughout the performance. Rules and regulations as posted by Pan Trinbago the governing steel organization of T&T When Steel Talks -- Panorama Rules - Trinidad and Tobago
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Rules and regulations as posted by Pan Trinbago the governing steel organization of T&T |