The Young Musician of the Year 2017

Back by popular demand, and in partnership with Dubai 92 and Madinat Theatre, is WhichSchoolAdvisor  - Young Musician of the Year Award 2017.
This article is part of an editorial series on Young Musician of The Year
Young Musician of The Year
Do your children attend a UAE school? Take our survey and help other parents.
WhichSchoolAdvisor's annual school survey.
LET'S GO
Young Musician of The Year
This article is part of an editorial series on Young Musician of The Year
YMOTYA 2017

Calling all aspiring young musical artists! Have you got an unstoppable passion for composing, singing or songwriting? Do you love performing? Is music the mission of your life? Then this competition is for YOU. 

Open now until 14th October 2017 WhichSchoolAdvisor are inviting primary and secondary students from across the UAE, with a passion for music, to take part in our online music video competition. 

It is completely FREE to enter, and we are encouraging as many students as possible to take part. No matter what your age or your musical preference everyone has the chance to be seen and heard.

It doesn’t matter what instrument you play, or musical style you choose. In fact, we’d love it if you could bring something different to the competition! In the UAE we are lucky to have such a melting pot of musical backgrounds and cultures coming together in one country. Whatever your musical flair you can take part. 

The music video should be no longer than three minutes and should be uploaded to WhichSchoolAdvisor.com no later than 14th October 2017.  There is no age limit to enter. As long as you are a school student and resident of the UAE you are eligible*.

Once the competition closes the videos will be judged by a specially selected panel of judges, including professional saxophonist Adam Long, and orchestral and session violinist Anna Pym. 

This year we have 3 categories in our competition:

1. Young Musician of the Year with the winner being awarded AED 10,000, and second and third place both taking home AED 4,000.
2. Best Music Video, in which the winner will be awarded AED 2,000
3. People’s Choice Award, the winner will receive a commemorative trophy the prestige of this category comes from being voted the best video by the public.

Voting for the People’s Choice Award has begun. It will close on Friday 3rd November. 

We are delighted to offer our shortlisted finalists the exciting opportunity of performing live in front of a select and invited audience of friends, family and school representatives at the beautiful Madinat Theatre in Dubai on Saturday 4th November, 10am – 12.30pm.

In preparation for this, the young artists will have the unique opportunity of being mentored by award winning singer-songwriter legend Abbo Abbondandolo.

So what are you waiting for? The search for the WhichSchoolAdvisor.com’s ‘Young Musician of the Year 2017 ’ starts here and we can’t wait to see the music video entries already! Now go on, get musical and have some fun, it’s time to show the UAE how talented you are!

 

More resources
Voting has begun - Vote here

The Timeline
The Judges
Mentoring your YMOTYA performance!
Requirements - regulations!*
Last Year's shortlisted entries
Enter - LAUNCH competition microsite

Comments
Latest UAE articles
School Performance

UAE Survey: Home Schooling - Have Your Say!

Share your views on how effective distance learning has been?  Has it met your expec…

Society

Covid-19: A Rainbow of Hope, en français!

Inspired by the young people of China and Italy who began sharing messages of hope  …

Society

Curfew Extended, New Fines in Force

The Ministry of Health has announced the UAE curfew will continue until Sunday, April 5th…

Parenting

Home Schooling, A WSA Mum's Diary, Week 1!

With another week of online learning confirmed and with many parents wondering if we mig…

Society

Covid-19: Some Sunshine from a UAE Teacher

This version of 'Somewhere Over the Rainbow' by Suzanna Eggar, Grade 3 Teacher at Fairgr…

School Fees

School Fees: Time to Pay, and to Deliver

Editorial: WhichSchoolAdvisor.com has seen an increasing amount of social media activity …

Schools Closing

Directive: Don't Exchange Paper With Schools

The Ministry of Education has prohibited the exchange of paper materials between parents …

Interviews

Future School Leaders, Reena Oates

In this interview, which took place a few weeks prior to the school closures, we speak to…

0 Schools Selected
keyboard_arrow_down keyboard_arrow_up
Your selection Clear All