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Vancouver Resonance Festival The following two forms of participation are available:
- Celebration/exchange performance
- Competition performance
All teams must participate in designated music festival activities and communication content according to the overall plan of the music festival.
VRF Competition performance
For detailed competition regulations and category-specific requirements, please visit the respective ensemble pages.
- Choirs ->
- String Orchestra ->
- Wind Bands ->
- Symphony ->
- Others ->
Should you have any inquiries, our team is here to assist you via email.
VRF Celebration/exchange performance
All participating groups must participate in public welfare additional public performances held in downtown Vancouver or surrounding areas.
- The repertoire of the self-selected performance must be submitted at the same time as the competition registration form.
- Once submitted, the performance repertoire cannot be changed.
- Please clearly indicate the expected performance duration of each piece in the registration information.
- The number and arrangement of public welfare additional public performances will not be canceled or changed in principle after being confirmed by the Vancouver Resonance Festival (VRF) Organizing Committee.
- The organizer is not responsible for providing musical instruments or technical equipment required for public welfare additional public performances.
- Most of the choir performance venues will provide pianos or electronic keyboards, depending on the venue conditions.
- If the team needs additional equipment, they must contact VRF’s art or hospitality partners as soon as possible to assist with relevant arrangements.
- The costs incurred due to the rental of any equipment shall be borne by the participating teams, and the organizer shall not bear any relevant costs or responsibilities.
Vancouver Resonance Festival
Resonating with the world through music.
Welcomes musicians, ensembles, educators, and cultural partners from around the world to join us in shaping a future where music becomes a shared language—one that connects, inspires, and resonates across borders.