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With the exception of a few changes, the National Eisteddfod Prospectus 2024 – 2025 will be valid for 2026. The Prospectus of the National Eisteddfod of South Africa provides for all art forms:Music, Speech and Drama, Dance and Creative arts The Prospectus of the National Eisteddfod of South Africa comprised of the following sections that…
Online orders Order Videos of previous NEA Awards Final Rounds online Videos for the following are available: NEA Young Performer Awards Final Round 2016 NEA Young Performer Awards Final Round 2017 NEA Young Performer Awards Final Round 2018 Videos can be ordered online by completing an order form HERE. Videos can be obtained…
Winners of 15th National Eisteddfod Young Performer Awards Competition announced The winner of the Gold Medal and R30 000 in cash was the cellist Vaughan McLea, a student of Susan Mouton. He is currently in Grade 10 at Helpmekaar College. The Silver Medal and R15 000 in cash went to Lebeko Mosunkutu a talented Grade…
The National Eisteddfod Academy beliefs that participation in the arts causes magic to happen in the human mind and body! This magic is the key to developing self-confidence and appreciating your own value as a human being. The National Eisteddfod of South Africa® is in essence an educational platform that supports the personal growth of participants.This is why…
DEFINITION, RULES AND GUIDELINES: CLASSICAL CROSSOVER MUSIC DEFINITION Crossover music describes a style of music where two different styles are mixed: a) resulting from a mixture of two different artistic categories or styles, or from b) aspects of one category becoming popular in another. A simple example is Pavarotti’s large contemporary style concerts where opera…
To access the complete Part 6: Vocal Music extract from Prospectus 2022– 2023, login to the secure NESA Online Entry platform. If not registered yet, you will be able to do so now. Login HERE Important: A higher fee is charged for HARD COPY entries! Why not register and enter online? To access the complete Part 6: Vocal Music extract from Prospectus 2022– 2023,…
To access the complete Part 2: Confidence Builder extract from Prospectus 2024 -2025, login to the secure NESA Online Entry platform. If not registered yet, you will be able to do so now. Login HERE Confidence Builder The MAGIC of the performing Arts as an educational tool is entrenched in the action of performance. This…
The National Eisteddfod Academy acknowledge with great appreciation the following sponsors and partners that supported and enabled the founding, development and growth of the organization as a vehicle for youth development in the arts. SPONSORS 2017 – 2018 National Lottery Commission for the “NEA Music, Dance and Theatre Development Project for rural, under priviledged and…
1. Background to this project The National Eisteddfod Academy (NEA) is a registered Non Profit Company that kindles youth development through participation in the performing arts on a multi-cultural level in schools and communities in various provinces. In campaigning for the importance of the arts in education the NEA has since 1997 emphasized the importance…
