1. There are no restrictions with respect to age, nationality or experience: both beginners and professionals (and also participants of conducting competitions) can take active/passive part.
2. The language of the master class is ENGLISH. All non-English speaking participants will be asked to inform the promoter accordingly.
3. The choice of repertoire is free. Pieces selected by participants have to be coordinated with maestro and the orchestra direction.
4. Participants are very welcome to suggest classical/modern pieces they needs for their projects and/or competitions.
5. The participation will be confirmed after the application form, CV and the payment are received.
6. After the master class all participants receive a certificate signed by the maestro.
7. The promoter reserves the right to substitute the maestro and the orchestra.
8. If the schedule of a participant does not permit attendance for the entire master class, he/she will be asked to contact the promoter in advance in order to accommodate special needs with regard to the podium time.
9. Participants will - by submitting their application - hand over all rights on TV and radio recordings to the promoter: this includes all pictures and videos taken on and off the stage. Participants will - by submitting their application - also give their permission and approval to the Promoter to use their names and pictures in press releases related to the master class.