EVENT DETAILS
Schedule of Activities
List of Participants
Rules and Regulations
Prizes and Awards
Criteria
Parade Route
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Rules and Regulations 2010
Dinagyang
Kasadyahan
Drum and Bugle
Miss Dinagyang
Dinagyang
Dinagyang Dance Competition Official Rules and Regulations
I. GENERAL GUIDELINES
- The
Dinagyang dance competition shall have two major components:
- Dance
Showdown – the full presentation of the tribe’s repertoire in 4 judging
areas
- Street
Dancing – the choreographed parade routine performed by each tribe as
they travel from one judging area to the next.
- There
shall be four (4) judging areas for the Dance Showdown and at three (3)
for the Street dancing, which will be designated by the Execom.
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JUDGING AREA/STAGE |
LOCATION |
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1 |
Freedom Grandstand - |
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2 |
Provincial Capitol - |
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3 |
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4 |
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- The
number of judges per judging area shall be determined by the Execom.
- The
Judges shall elect from among themselves, the Chairman of the Board of
Judges, who shall preside the DELIBERATION
OF THE RESULTS.
- The
ranking system shall be employed (raw scores will be converted to ranks
with the highest raw score as rank #1).
- In
case of a tie, the tribe that gets the most number of higher ranks shall
be declared as the frontrunner.
- The
computation of the judges’ raw score shall be explained to all
concerned. The Judging and
Tabulation Committee shall be solely responsible for the computation of
the scores in a close door manner.
- The
standing awards shall be as follows:
Major Awards
1)
Champion
2)
1st
Runner-Up
3)
2nd
Runner-Up
4)
3rd
Runner-Up
5)
4th
Runner-Up
Minor Awards
1)
Best
in Performance
2)
Best
in Choreography
3)
Best
in Music
4)
Best
in Costume
5)
Best
in Street dancing
Special awards (No bearing for the
major awards)
Best Choreographer:
The winner in the “best in choreography minor award”
Best Musical Director: The winner in the “best in music
minor award”
Best Costume Designer: The winner in the “best in costume
minor award”
Best in Discipline (Shall be based upon the compliance to
the rules and regulations provided for in the contract and shall be rated by
the Tribes Committee Chairman).
Compliance
to rules and regulations ( 80 points)
Attendance to meetings, church activities and other requirements by the committee
(20 points)
Best
Headdress
Craftsmanship 30 points
Use of indigenous materials 20 points
Visual impact 20 points
- The
criteria of the contest shall be as follows:
Distribution
of Weighted Ranks:
Street Dance - 20%
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TOTAL - 100%
A. Dance Showdown
Performance
30
pts.
Choreography
30
pts.
Costume
20
pts.
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Display (10% (weighted rank)
Design, Creativity and Uniqueness 30 pts.
Craftsmanship
30
pts.
Use
of indigenous materials 20
pts.
Visual
impact
20
pts.
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100 pts.
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Actual Performance (10% (weighted rank)
Visual
impact
40
pts.
Appropriateness
30 pts.
Durability
30
pts.
100pts.
Music 20 pts.
TOTAL: 100 pts.
Performance
35
pts
Choreography
35
pts.
Energy level
20
pts.
Orderliness
10
pts.
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TOTAL: 100
pts.
C. Best
Headdress
Design, Creativity and Uniqueness
30
pts.
Craftsmanship
30
pts.
Use of indigenous materials
20
pts.
Visual impact
20
pts.
TOTAL: 100 pts.
Costumes must be submitted on
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The
Judging committee will provide a uniform stand for all tribes. No need to bring
a stand.
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NO
LIVE MODELS for the costume. This will
not be allowed inside the Judging area.
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All
sets of costumes must be displayed.
Pictures of the costumes will be taken at
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Only
costumes of the dancing warriors will be included in the judging.
The tribes would be required to
submit a short synopsis of the presentation and description of the costumes
indicating the indigenous materials being used in formats to be provided by the
Judging Committee on or before
Judging of the complete final costume will be on January 22,
2010 starting at
10. Components of the
criteria:
a.
Choreography
i. Concept and relevance to the theme.
ii. Clarity of ideas presented.
iii. Composition (Artistic balance and
arrangement).
b.
Performance
(Execution and Interpretation)
i. Mastery
ii. Unity and precision
iii. Skills
and techniques
iv. Discipline
v. Dynamics
(expression)
c.
Costume
i. Visual impact
ii. Appropriateness of the presentation
iii. Durability during the presentation
d.
Music
i. Rhythmic variety
ii. Instrumental arrangement
iii. Expressive and balance
iv. Appropriateness
v. Mastery and precision
e.
Energy
level
i. Endurance and sustained quality
performance
f.
Orderliness
i. Discipline, clarity of formation and
effective use of props
11.
The decision of the judges shall be final and unappealable.
12.
The organizers will not be held responsible for any untoward events that
would result due to hazardous choreography or the use of facilities, props or
paraphernalia by the participating tribe.
13.
Strict compliance to the rules and regulations must be observed. Sanctions shall be applied on specific areas
as described in the rules and regulations.
14. In cases not covered by the
rules and regulations, the Judging Committee is empowered to promulgate
decisions.
II. Rules for the Dance Competition
A. Dance Showdown
1. The
composition of the tribe:
1-A.
Shall be a minimum of
1-B.
A minimum of TH
1-C.
The actual headcount of the warriors and drummers of each tribe in every
judging area shall be conducted by the
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Violation of the aforementioned rules (1-A and 1-B) shall mean a ONE (1)
point deduction for every performer less than FORTY EIGHT (48) and every
drummer/instrumentalist less than THIRTY
(30).
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The point deduction for the violation in the number of performers shall
be in the CHOREOGRAPHY CRITERION of every judge in the area where the violation
took place.
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The point deduction for the violation in the number of
drummers/instrumentalists shall be in the MUSIC CRITERION of every judge in the
area where the violation took place.
1-D. Each
tribe is allowed only 200 back-up persons with I.D.’s and only three vehicles
not bigger than L300 van. Tricycles and
trisikads are considered vehicles. The vehicles will be indicated with an IDFI
Card with numbers from 1-3.
2. Performance time:
2-A. A total of EIGHT (8) MINUTES which would
include entrance, setting of props, and performance. This shall be divided as
follows:
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entrance and setting-up of props ( one (1) minute).
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performance ( seven (7) minutes)
3. Timing of the Performance:
3-A.
ENTRANCE AND EXIT
3-A1. A
3-A2. The timing starts when the
3-A3. The Official Timer in the stage will be
raising a GREEN
3-A4. At the end of the seventh minute (7th
minute), the timer shall raise the
3-A5. At the end of the eight minute ( 8th
minute) the timer shall raise the RED
3-A6. The entrance of the Drummers and other
instrumentalists, as well as the Banner
bearer, into the performance area for proper placement will not be included
in the timing.
4. During the performance, tribe managers,
choreographers and other members of the training staff will not be allowed to
coach or direct the performance. They
must not stay in front and will be allowed only at the sides and back. A deduction of 1 (1) POINT will be meted
to the tribe for this violation. This deduction shall be in the total score
obtained in the CHOREOGRAPHY CRITE
5.
Flyers, any information materials and announcements of any form which
can possibly influence the judges’ decision shall not be allowed during the
performance. A deduction of 5 POINTS will be meted to the tribe for this
violation. This deduction shall be in the total score obtained in the CHOR
6.
The tribe must carry a lead identification arch/board bearing its
registered name, designated contestant number and the Sto. Niño.
7. The presentation shall be free
interpretation:
7-A.
All performers ( MALE OR FEMALE) for the ATI DANCE, including
- Violation of the aforementioned rule (7-A)
would mean ONE (1) point deduction for
every performer with violation in the
CRITE
7-B.
Completed costume must include
7-C.
Drummers should be in uniform, may or may not be in dark brown body
paint. However, the drummers are not included in the costume rating.
7-D.
Drums and other percussion instruments must be the dominant basic
instruments. Other indigenous instruments ( e.g. bamboo flute ) and Dinagyang
pipes will be allowed. The use of trumpets and other related brass wind instruments,
etc., and those which are not of indigenous materials are not allowed. The drummers/instrumentalists should not use
any riser or platforms in the dance showdown area.
7-E. Musical accompaniment must be live and shall
not use any electrical amplifying device such as sound systems. Taped music will not be allowed.
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Violation of the aforementioned rules (7-D and 7-E) would mean ONE (1)
point deduction in the CRITERION of MUSIC of every judge in the area where the
violation took place.
7-F.
Ati chants or chanting are encouraged as this will enhance the musical
variety of the performance.
7-G. Religiosity with the Sto Nino
as the centerpiece must be integrated in the choreography. The theme of the celebration should be
embodied in the choreography and performance.
7-H.
Dance steps that unduly endanger the safety of the dancers, especially
children must be avoided. Barefoot dancers are discouraged.
7-I. The use of props and risers are allowed.
7-Ia. Platform props : 5 feet high
and 15 feet long (combined length; maybe
divided in small pieces)
7-Ib. Use of flames, pyrotechnics are not allowed.
Smoke machines are allowed.
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Violation of the aforementioned rules ( 7-I1 and 7-12) would mean ONE
(1) point deduction in the CRITERION of CHOREOGRAPHY of every judge in the area
where the violation took place.
B. Street dance
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START DRUMMING |
START OF CO |
END OF CONTEST |
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1 |
Aldeguer ( |
Arsenal |
Solis |
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2 |
Valeria (Skywalk) |
Cor. Gen. Luna–Quezon( Mercury) |
Cor.Quezon-Delgado (Narita) |
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3 |
Valeria ( |
Iznart- Ledesma (Socorro) |
Iznart- De Leon (Metrobank) |
KASADYAHAN
GUIDELINES FOR KASADYAHAN COMPETITION
1. The
competition is open to all municipalities in Panay, specifically, those
with festivals in their own locality. However, public and private
schools, colleges and universities are invited to participate.
Registration starts on November 9, 2009 and ends December 14, 2009.
Registration of participants is on first come first serve basis. Only
top 15 shall be given a subsidy.
2. The
composition of the tribe/contingent must be within the minimum of fifty
(50), maximum of seventy (70) dancers/performers, Maximum of twenty
(20) costumed props men in black, and thirty (30) instrumentalists.
3. The
dance entry must depict a festival of a locality through a dance drama.
Schools may choose from any of the festivals in Panay as their
presentation. Dance movements and costume must be suited to the given
concept. live music/tape recorded music maybe used. Each competing
group must carry its own Theme: It must be clearly shown &
expressed in the storyline.
4. The presentation shall not be less than seven (7) minutes and not more than nine (9) minutes including entrance and exit. The first step and movements of the performers starts the time of the performance. A deduction of one (1) point shall be made for performance with less than seven (7) minutes and for every one minute of performance that exceeds the limit. This shall be made in the specific judging area where overtime has occurred. .
5. Choreographed movements should not be hazardous on the performer. Safety measures should be observed.
6. The use of risers and platform is allowed, however, they should not more than ten (10) feet in height and forty (40) feet in width. Group performers using props as their background and as part of the performance should not be more than ten (10) feet in height. Violation of guideline no. 5 would mean 5 point deduction in every judging area.
7. The contesting group shall perform in four (4) judging areas in carousel form.
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JUDGING AREA/STAGE |
LOCATION |
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1 |
Freedom Grandstand – |
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2 |
Provincial Capitol – |
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3 |
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4 |
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They shall maintain discipline/orderliness while parading in these areas.
DRUMS SHALL NOT BE THE DOMINANT MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS TO DIFFERENTIATE THE
KASADYAHAN MUSIC FROM DINAGYANG.
However, indigenous musical instruments are
encouraged, i.e. bamboo, wood. String and wind instruments may be used. Violation of guideline No. 6 would mean deduction of five (5) points from the total score of every judge in all judging areas.
8. The entries must be properly identified with 2x4 feet rectangular placard showing the registration number and name (front and back)
9. Timing of the Performance:
ENTRANCE & EXIT:
9-A. A STARTING LINE MARKER shall
be in designated place visible to the stage timers in every performance
area. The participating group shall take position before the starting
line while preparing for the entrance.
9-B. The timing starts when the performers, Props and risers go beyond the starting line
9-C. The official timer on stage shall raise the green flag while the tribe prepares before the starting line and will bring the flag down once the performers go beyond the starting line signifying the start of the performance.
9-D. On the eight minute, the timer shall raise the yellow flag, to signify that one minute is left and that the tribe should finish the performance and start to exit.
9-E. On the ninth minute, the timer shall raise the red flag to signify the end of the performance. The fiirst person to step on the exit line shall be the basis of the exit. An overtime will be counted for every one minute of delay with the deduction of one point from the total score of the performance criterion of every judge in the area where the violation occurred.
Street dance (in between judging areas)
1. Each contingent must have a parade routine of choreographed street dance to be performed in designated areas.
2. There will be designated areas for the START and END of the STREET DANCING competition where the contingent will be judged.
3. Common music shall be used (“Hala Bira Iloilo”). The Iloilo Dinagyang Foundation, Inc. shall provide this music.
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StreetDance Stretch |
Start |
End |
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A |
J.M. Basa cor. Arsenal Streets |
Iznart cor. Solis Sts. |
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B |
Gen. Luna cor. Quezon Streets |
Quezon cor. Solis Sts. |
| C | Ledesma cor Iznart St. | Iznart cor De Leon st. |
Note:
1. Reading of synopsis is no longer allowed however a one paragraph synopsis description of the contingent’s presentation must be submitted to the Committee Chairman , Kasadyahan 2010 , DR. EDEN D. DERIADA, during the final release of the subsidy.
2. New entrants shall receive One Hundred Thousand Pesos(P100,000.00) subsidy from IDFI, however, they may get sponsors to help subsidize the expenses of their tribe. Those who have participated in previously regardless of the number of years shall receive One Hundred Twenty Thousand Pesos (P120,000.00).
II – CRITERIA FOR 2010 KASADYAHAN CONTEST
A. Area Performance (100%)
1. Choreography (dance variation and formation
suitability of the dance
movements to the concept/theme) 25%
2. Performance (showmanship, mastery, unity) 30%
3. Theme/Concept (adherence to the theme) 15%
4. Production Design
30%
Music 10%
Costume 10%
Props 10%
TOTAL 100%
B. STREET DANCE (100%)
1. Endurance
30%
2. Choreography
25%
3. Performance (showmanship, mastery, unity 30%
4. Production Design
15%
Music 5%
Costume 5%
Props 5%
100%_____
TOTAL 100%
Champion P100,000.00
1st Runner-up 50,000.00
2nd Runner-up 40,000.00
3rd Runner-up 30,000.00
4th Runner-up 20,000.00
Consolation Prize 10,000.00 each for non-winners
Minors Awards:
A.
A.1 Best in Performance P10,000.00
A.2. Best in Choreography 10,000.00
A.3. Best in Music 10,000.00
A.4. Best in Costume 10,000.00
B.
B. 1. Best in Street Dancing 20,000.00
C.
C.1. Best Choreographer 5,000.00
I hereby certify that I have read and understood the rules of the competition and shall abide by them. I
understand that all safety measures will be taken and will not hold the
Dinagyang Foundation/Kasadyahan Committee responsible for any untoward
incident that may arise.
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Street Dance Stretch |
Start |
End |
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A |
J.M. Basa cor. Arsenal Streets |
Iznart cor. Solis Sts. |
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B |
Gen. Luna cor. Quezon Streets |
Quezon cor. Delgado Sts. |
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C |
Ledesma cor. Iznart Streets |
Iznart cor. De Leon Sts. |
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SPONSORS MARDI GRAS RULES & REGULATIONS
1. All participating groups (PG) shall be officially registered with the SPONSORS MARDI GRAS
COMMITTEE c/o MR. ROBERT ALOR at the Iloilo Grand Hotel, Iznart St., Iloilo City or with
MS. ANALIZA ABAPO at the IDFI Office, Dinagyang Lounge, Freedom Grandstand, J.M.
Basa St., Iloilo City.
2. The participating contingent shall be composed of only one company or business entity. For
group of companies, each business unit shall separately pay the required registration fee.
For confederations, each member institution shall separately pay a registration fee.
3. Companies shall be assessed according to the following categories:
Category 1 - Multinational Corporations,
Private Companies & Income
Generating National Government Agencies Php 10,000.00
Category 2- Local Companies/Businesses
Other Government Agencies Php 5,000.00
Category 3 - Schools, others Php 2,500.00
4. Each PG shall be limited to a maximum of 50 performers including
drummers/instrumentalists.
Any excess of 50 will be assessed additional fee of P50.00 per person.
5. Performers shall be required to wear mardi gras costume or uniform apparel with hand props
and head dress. Risers are not allowed.
6. Each PG shall be allowed to carry one (1) horizontal parade streamer with a maximum size
of 1m x 6m indicating its registered name. Additional drop banners may be allowed up to a
maximum of five (5) for Category I, and two (2) for Category 2. Drop banner shall not
exceed 3 feet x 5 feet. No streamer or banner will be allowed to be carried by the registered
entity other then their own.
7. Each PG shall be allowed to have one (1) parade float or carriage or vehicle.
8. A PG has the option to perform in front of the judging areas for not more than five (5) minutes
and may continue doing the routine steps all throughout the parade route in order not to
interrupt flow
of participations.
9. The parade assignment shall be on a first registered-first assigned basis. Assembly is at
Plaza Libertad and shall pass through Freedom Grandstand, Capitol, Quezon-Ledesma,
and Iznart-Aldeguer Stages. The parade will disperse at the back of the Ma. Clara Statue in
front of142 the UI.
10. PG shall be required to show Official Receipt (OR) as proof of registration during checking
at the assembly area before the start of parade.
11. Deadline for registration is 1PM, January 19, 2009. A briefing to be conducted by Sponsors
Mardi Gras Committee is scheduled 2PM of January 20, 2009.
12. Sponsors Mardi Gras Committee shall keep a registry or record of registrants containing
Control Number (Order of Registration/Parade is indicated on the OR), OR#, date of
payment, amount paid, no. of streamers. The committee will provide secretariat or stage
preparation & parade control committee (SPPC) one copy each of registry for inspection
purposes.
13. PG representative/s shall attend special meetings called by Sponsors Mardi Gras
Committee for orientation on the assembly time & place, order of parade (based on the
Registry) and other instructions/updates.
14. PG shall come to the assembly area on time for the last minute instructions for the
Sponsors Mardi Gras Committee and SPPC.
15. PG shall strictly follow the assigned assembly place and time and police their own ranks to
ensure safely and security of the group.
16. NO ADS, BANNERS, STREAMERS, FLAGLETS, FANS HATS, VISORS, RIBBON, AND
T-SHIRT OR ANY ADVERTISING MATERIALS TO BE DISTRIBUTED, CARRIED OR
WORN BY ANY MEMBER OF THE GROUP OR ATTACHED/PASTED TO ANY VEHICLE JOINING THE PARADE ISSUED BY COMPETING COMPANIES OF THE COMPANY WHICH LOCKED OUT THE SPONSORSHIP.
17. VIOLATION OF ANY RULES/REGULATIONS STATED ABOVE IS GROUND FOR
REVOCATION/CANCELLLATIONS OF PERMIT WITHOUT REFUND OF REGISTRATION FEE AND DISQUALIFICATION FROM JOINING THE SMG PARADE.
18. SPECIAL AWARDS SHALL BE GIVEN TO THE FOLLOWING:
a. Best in Street Dancing
b. Most Disciplined
c. Best Costume
d. Best Float
19. I/WE UNDERTAKE TO RELEASE ILOILO DINAGYANG FOUNDATION, INC. (IDFI),
DINAGYANG FESTIVAL COMMITTEE; ITS OFFICERS AND RELATED INTERESTS FROM ANY LIABILITY AS A RESULT OF ANY ACTION TAKEN BY THE MEMBER OF ANY
COMMITTEE AGAINST ANY PARTICIPATING NCG/MEMBER FOR THE PURPOSE OF
PROTECTING THE INTEGRITY OF IDFI/DINAGYANG FESTIVAL COMMITTEE.
I/WE HEREBY AGREE TO THE RULES & REGULATIONS FOR SPONSORS MARDI GRAS SET BY THE COMMITTEE.
Drum and Bugle - GUIDELINES
iloilo and the neighboring provinces and cities of Panay. Each school may particpate in
any category either elementary or secondary or in some cases the school is allowed
two (2) entries, one from the elementary and one (1) from the secondary level.
while drum and lyre/glockenspiel shall be contest for elementary level. membership
should not be less than twenty (20) drummers and five (5) lyres (glockenspiels) for
both levels. Bugler should not be less than (2) and not more than five (5), For a start,
buglers from other schools may be invited by the competing school. The number of
majororettes should not be more than one half (1/2) of the total number of instruments.
The contingent should not be more than 75.
3. The musical instruments that are allowed to be used shall be limited to any form
of drums and mallet, percussion instruments such as lyres, vibraphones, and chimes.
Mallet instruments should be carried either vertically or horizontally.
4. Drums should not suspended or propelled on any form of wheel carriage, sled, etc.
other than the customary way.
5. Sticks, beaters, mallets or bare hands shoud be used. A player may be allowed
to use an additional instrument.
6. Singing, chanting, talking or shouting either in unison or individually while in competition
is not permitted except for the drum major or leader issuing orders or instructions to
the unit. Short vocal effects may be used for emphasis.
7. All members of the corps should do the drill or formation and not the maojorettes alone.
8. Contestants are required to perform two (2) pieces - a contest piece and a choice piece.
The musical score for the contest piece will be provided by the IDFI office.
9. The contest shall be performed in two (2) judging areas in parade formation from
Plaza Libertad which is the assembly area, passing JM Basa Street and Iznart
Street towards the Iloilo Provincial and exit to Gen. Luna the corner of Valeria Street.
Judging Area No. 1: Freedom Grandstand
Judging Area No. 2: Iloilo Provincial Capitol
10. Performance time must not be more than ten (10) minutes excluding entrance and exit.
Five (5) points will be deducted from the total points for every minute overtime performance.
11. The ranking system should be used in determining the winner.
12. The decision of the Board of Judges is final and irrevocable.
The Fllowing are the creteria to be used in Judging the contest.
a. Music 60%
Piece, Interpretation (Tone/Pitch) 30%
Orchestra (Rythm, Tempo & Balance) 30%
60%
b. Drill Formation
Variety of Formation & Alignment 20%
Precision & Execution of Movement 10%
40%
TOTAL 100%
B,MARCHING BAND
1. Eligibility
a. The Contest is open to all Secondary and tertiary Schools & municipalities in the Province of Iloilo and Guimaras and the City of Iloilo.
b. Band members must be bonafide students of the school where they are enrolled. An official list signed by the school head is needed for participation.
c. The Group (instrumentalist, twirlers, drum major) must not be less than twenty five members (25) and not more than sixty five (65)
RULES AND REGULATIONS
a. Instrumentation of a marching band is limited to brass wind and few standard percussion instruments which will notbe more than seven (7) of which not more than two (2) are bell lyres. standard percussion instruments are bass drums, snare drums, pair/s of cymbals and tri-quadro-toms.
b. The group will render two (2) pieces, one, a free choice and an Ilonggo folksong. These shall be interpreted by the group executing fancy drills. formations, movements, and blocking. Medley is allowed.
c. The duration of the performance shall not exceed 12 minutes including entrance and exit but should not be less than 7 minutes.
d. Teacher-conductor is allowed to conduct his/her group.
CRITERIA
a. Tone Quality and balance 40%
b. Drill and Marching Performance 40%
c. Reportoire 10%
d. Deportment 10%
TOTAL 100%
JUDGING AREAS
The contestshall be performed in 12 judging areas in parade formation from Plaza Libertad which is the assembly area passing JM Basa Street and Iznart Street towards the Iloilo Provincial Capitol and exit to Gen. Luna Corner Valeria Street.
Judging Area No. 1: Freedom Grandstand
Judging Area No. 2: Iloilo Provincial Capitol
PROPOSED PRIZES
Proposed prizes for the Drum and Bugle/ Lyre (Glockenspiel) Contest and the Marching Band on the both levels are the following ( to be approved by the Executive Committee):
First Prize P 30,000.00 plus trophy
Second Prize P 20,000.00 plus trophy
Third Prize P 15,000.00 plus trophy
Consolation Prize(per non winning P 5,000.00
contestants)
Transportation Subsidy P 2,000.00 (City Schools)
P 4,000.00 (Out of Town Schools)
CONTACT PERSONS
Interested participants will register with Ma. Febe A cang, Chairperson, or Michelle Grace Gierza, Dinagyang Lounge, Freedom Grandstand, JM Basa Street, Iloilo City. For further information please contact IDFI Secretariat c/o Iloilo City Tourism Office, Tel. NO. 336-34-39 or visit our website at www.dinagyangsailoilo.com. Registration will start on November 2009, the last day of registration will be on January 4, 2010.
SALVO OF A THOUSAND DRUMS
All contestants shall participate in the SALVO OF A THOUSAND DRUMS held at Freedom Grandstand before the contest.
Miss Dinagyang
Qualifications of Contestants*Single,has neither been married nor has given birth
between 16-23 years old during reigning period
*At least 5 feet and 5 inches in height (166.6 cm)
*Has beauty of Face and figure
*With Good moral Character
*Fluent in Englilsh and Hiligaynon
*If not born in Iloilo she must have grandparents/relatives
living in Iloilo
*Has never joined and won a major award in provincial,
regional and national pageants
The Contestant agrees and Undertakes to:
*Prepare suitable wardrobe to be used during the special
events of the pageant
*Suitable shoes and accessories for the above
*Casual Wear and one-piece Swimsuit for pictorials
*Conduct herself properly at all time during rehearsals
*To cooperate,obey,comply at all times with rules and
regulation of the Host Organizer
*Attend the Host Organizer's official functions at all times during
the period of the competition and not to leave the rehearsal area without
permission from her official coordinator
*Not accept private engagements during the period of the
contest
*Allow and permit the Host Organizer to use or take her
picture for purposes of Publicity and [promotions.
*Appear on Television,promotion requirements of the competition
The Host Organizers undertakes that each Miss Dinagyang candidate
*Will be provided with meals during the entire duration of Pageant
rehearsals. Meals should be taken at the designated place of any hosted function
*Will be provided transportation for all official functions
*Will be advised,assisted and supervised with respect to her
conduct and welfare for the duration of the competition
The Miss Dinagyang Winner
*Shall not at any time thereafter commercially exploit her title in anyway,
whatsoever and all her activities must be approved in writing by the
Host Organizer.
*Shall conduct herself with decorum during her reign and shall not commit
any immoral,illegal or any act or behavior which could bring disrepute,ridicule or contempt to
the Miss Dinagyang Image and reputation.
*Will not enter/participate as a candidate in any other beauty competition during her reign
*Agrees to travel to Panay and nearby regions for official functions and be involved
in shows,personal appearances,press conferences and other events arranged by the Host Organizer. During such trips, she will be provided with free airfare,
hotel accommodations and meals.
Grounds for Disqualification
*Violation or non-performance of any of the terms and conditions of this agreement and of
the Miss Dinagyang Rules and Regulations
*Absences at the Official Functions without permission or approval fro Host Organizer or
failure to perform duties and responsibilities required of Miss Dinagyang Title Holder
Requirements
Xerox-Birth Certificate
Accomplished Personal Data Sheet/Application Form
Six Copies 5r medium shot Colored picture
Six Copies 5r Full shot-colored picture
Pageant Requirements should be submitted on or before December 9,2008 at
the Office of Iloilo Dinagyang Foundation, Inc. Freedom Grandstand, cor. JM Basa st.,
Iloilo City.Diaz Speech and Personality Development Academy,2/F CRDI Bldg.corner Quezon-Ledesma Street,Iloilo City
CONTEST CATEGORIES
Dinagyang-inspired Costume-The costume should be reflective of
the Dinagyang spirit,and the use of indigenous materials available
in the locality is encouraged. Headdres must not exceed 2 feet in
height and 3 feet in width.
Talent-A maximum of only two back-up dancers/performers are allowed
per contestant and should nor exceed 4 minutes. The candidate should
provide herself with appropriate costume/props/music
Swimsuit-The official swim wear shall be provided by the Executive
Committee. The candidates
shall however provide a one-piece,one color swim wear of her personal
choice for press pictorial,
rehearsal and pre-pageant activities.
Gown-50% of the total score will be the Newspaper Gown embellished
with indigenous materials
and 50 % will be the Gown in the Final Night.
Interview-Ability of the contestants to express her ideas.
Tourism Advocacy Project-Tourism Plan/Action Plan
Dinagyang-inspired Costume 15%
Talent 15%
Swimsuit 15%
Gown 15%
Interview 15%
Tourism Advocacy 15%
Total 100%