04/06/2026
🎹Jupiter Clavier Music Festival 2026 🎹
👉🏻Frequently Asked Questions👈🏻
❓ Do participants need to stay for the entire festival?
No. The festival runs from 12:00–18:00, but each participant will be assigned a specific performance time and is only required to attend their allocated session.
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❓ Can I perform my exam pieces?
Yes. Participants are welcome to perform any piano repertoire of their own choice, provided it fits within the selected category and time limit.
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❓ How do I choose the correct category?
Categories are based on the style or period of the music, rather than age or exam grade.
For example:
* Timeless Treasures – Baroque & Classical works
* Romantic Resonance – Romantic works
* Modern Moods – 20th & 21st Century works
If you are unsure which category your piece belongs to, please contact us and we will be happy to help.
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❓ Can performers play more than one piece?
Yes. Participants may perform more than one piece within their selected time limit.
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❓ How should I choose a category if I am performing more than one piece?
If your programme includes more than one piece, please select the category based on the longest piece in your programme.
If you are unsure which category your repertoire belongs to, please contact us and we will be happy to assist.
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❓ Is this a competition?
Jupiter Clavier Music Festival is designed as a supportive performance platform that celebrates musical expression, artistry and individuality. Participants will receive commemorative medal based on their performance.
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❓ Do I need to memorise my performance?
No. Performers may play with or without sheet music.
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❓ Can beginners join?
Absolutely! The festival is open to pianists of all levels.
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❓ Will there be winners?
Each main category will present:
* 1 Best Performance Award
* 3 Jupiter Distinction Awards
*All other participants will receive a Festival Achievement Award.
*Mini Maestros participants will receive a Mini Maestros Award medal.
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❓ Why are the categories organised by musical style instead of age or grade?
Because different styles of music require different approaches to interpretation and expression.
We encourage performers to explore the unique character, atmosphere and musical language of each repertoire.
