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GURBANI SANGIT AND DECLAMATION
Rules Events Schedule Final Team Score
To be held at Langar Hall Gurdwara February 15, 2004 from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00.
· Speech Topics. The speech or declamation topic should be related to one of the following (pick 1 topic). Before presenting your speech, please give its title and also state which of the following topics it belongs to. The topics are so general, it may be possible for you to present anything on any aspect of each topic. However, please be careful not to get controversial so as to offend any individual (personal) or demean any group, institution, or religion.
· Time Limits: Young Speech: 2 – 3 minutes (max 3.5 minutes without point deduction)
Young Sangit: 7 minutes (max 7.5 minutes without point deduction)
Adult Speech: 4 - 5 minutes (max 5 minutes without point deduction)
Adult Sangit: 7 minutes (max 7.5 minutes without point deduction)
· Judgment Criteria for Shabad.
|
Heading |
Description |
Maximum Points |
Points Given By |
|
Singing (20) |
Was each singer (especially lead singers) singing in tune (not out of tune)? |
10 |
Ragi |
|
|
Did each singer (especially lead singers) have pleasant singing voices? |
3 |
Ragi |
|
|
Were all singers singing together in harmony when required? |
4 |
Ragi |
|
|
Was there a demonstration of the use of Raag and other complex singing talent expressions within the shabad? |
3 |
Ragi |
|
Instruments (15) |
How good was the keyboard (waja or casio) performance? |
3 |
Ragi |
|
|
How good was the beat (taal) through tabla and/or drums? |
3 |
Ragi |
|
|
Overall how well did the musical instruments accompany the shabad? |
5 |
Ragi |
|
|
Was there any special musical instruments used and how well was it suited and played? |
4 |
Ragi |
|
Stage Presentation (10) |
Was the wardrobe of the participants nice? (did they have nice uniform or good wardrobe color coordination?) |
5 |
Ragi |
|
|
Did the participants sit in an orderly fashion on stage and look at the audience (pleasant, confident, not giggling)? |
3 |
Ragi |
|
|
Was there anything outstanding or special about their stage appearance? |
2 |
Ragi |
|
Shabad (7) |
Was the shabad’s verse (words) a good choice in terms of being meaningful for life today (spiritual or otherwise) with a high impact factor? |
3 |
Ragi |
|
|
Does the shabad have a good musical melody (tune), pleasing to the listeners and not too complex (i.e., is it a catchy tune)? |
4 |
Ragi |
|
Participants (12) |
Were there at least 10 people in the Jatha on stage? Deduct 1 point per less than 10. No maximum limit. |
4 |
YTSA |
|
|
Did each participant play an important role (lead singing, accompaniment, or musical instrument) and not just decorate the stage? |
4 |
Judge |
|
|
Was there a good mix of participants on stage? For Adults Jatha: was there good representation for men and women (at least 2 of each gender). For Young Jatha: Was there at least 4 children on stage. |
4 |
YTSA |
|
Off Stage Team Spirit (6) |
Did team house members off stage appear united and filled with team spirit/cheer (seen in characteristics such as uniform, orderly seating, saying Bolay Sonay Haal, etc.)? |
3 |
Judge |
|
|
Was the team house (Young or Adult Group) members off stage actively involved in seva, document distribution, stage arrangement, maintaining silence, and encouraging audience participation during the shabad presentation. |
3 |
Judge |
|
Documents (10) |
Was there a document accompanying the shabad in Punjabi and verbose in English for audience sing-along participation? |
3 |
YTSA |
|
|
Did the document have English meaning of shabad? |
3 |
YTSA |
|
|
Did the document have Thai meaning of shabad? |
1 |
YTSA |
|
|
Was the document layout and artwork done in a professional and creative manner (quality paper, presentation style, beautiful artwork, nice illustrations)? |
3 |
Judge |
|
On Time (10) |
Was the shabad done on time? Shabad should be completed in 7 minutes (no points deducted if not reach 7.5 minutes). If shorter than 6 minutes should have points deducted as well. Three Points should be deducted per half minute of delay, but if take over 9 minutes should get 0 points for this section. |
10 |
YTSA |
|
Creativity (10) |
Overall was there anything special or particularly creative that this team did that deserves some special points? |
10 |
Judge |
|
|
TOTAL: |
100 |
|
· Judgment Criteria for Speech.
|
Heading |
Description |
Maximum Points |
Points Given By |
|
Introduction (5) |
Did speaker mention the title of the speech and the topic it falls under? |
5 |
Judge |
|
Speech Content (35) |
How relevant, important, or interesting is the chosen topic for Sikhs in general and Thai-Sikhs in particular? |
10 |
Judge |
|
|
Were there many good points on the topic made minus the weak points (please try to count – at least 4 good points to get total score)? |
15 |
Judge |
|
|
Any quotes made from the Gurbani or other Sikh writings? |
10 |
Judge |
|
Presentation (15) |
Did speaker(s) address the audience and not appear to read the speech? |
5 |
Judge |
|
|
Did speaker(s) appear confident and poised (good posture) during the presentation? |
5 |
Judge |
|
|
Was the speaker(s) articulate in the delivery of the speech (clearly spoken and not rushed)? |
5 |
Judge |
|
Language Usage (15) |
Was the grammar correct? |
5 |
Judge |
|
|
Did it have good choice of words (meaningful, but simple vocabulary used) and nice sentence structure (not too long, not too short)? |
5 |
Judge |
|
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Was there some creative play with the language that you particularly liked (eg. Some rhymes, quotes, mix in some Punjabi/Thai, etc.)? |
5 |
Judge |
|
Participants (5) |
Although only one speaker is required, did the house team try to create an interesting mix of participants for the speech delivery? |
5 |
Judge |
|
Off Stage Team Spirit (5) |
Did team house members off stage appear united and filled with team spirit/cheer seen in characteristics such as maintaining silence, paying attention, active involvement, saying Bolay Sonay Haal cheer, etc? |
5 |
Judge |
|
On Time (10) |
Was the speech done on time? Young Speech should be completed in 3 minutes (no points deducted if not reach 3.5 minutes) –- 5 points will be deducted per half minute delay after 3.5 minutes. Adult Speech should be completed in 5 minutes maximum –- 5 points will be deducted per half minute delay after 5 minutes. |
10 |
Judge |
|
Creativity (10) |
Overall was there anything special or particularly creative about the speech? |
10 |
YTSA |
|
|
TOTAL: |
100 |
|
· Team Points Distribution: The following distribution of team points for this event is final.
|
Division |
Points for Rank 1 |
Points for Rank 2 |
|
Adult Jatha |
25 |
19 |
|
Young Jatha |
20 |
15 |
|
Adult Speech |
8 |
6 |
|
Young Speech |
7 |
5 |
|
Total: |
60 |
45 |
|
10:00 |
Shabad |
Youth |
Red |
“Tum Karo Daya Mere Sayeen”. Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji. Page 674. |
|
10:10 |
Speech |
Youth |
Yellow |
“In Listening, Understanding, & Following Gurbani, High Moral Values & Ethics Are Embedded Deep within Us”. Speech by Saranveer Singh Muchal & Sahibdev Singh Muchal. |
|
10:15 |
Shabad |
Youth |
Green |
“Ray Jan Man Madho Sio Laiaye”. Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji. Page 324. Kabir Ji Gauri. |
|
10:25 |
Speech |
Youth |
Green |
“Kirtan”. Speech by Simran Kaur and Dayavir Singh. |
|
10:30 |
Shabad |
Youth |
Blue |
“Sajan Raang Rangiladhe Rang Laal Banaya”. Raag Suhi Mehla 1, Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji. Page 767. |
|
10:40 |
Speech |
Youth |
Blue |
“The Role of Media on Present Day Sikhism”. Speech by Ramneek Kaur Doowa. |
|
10:45 |
Shabad |
Youth |
Yellow |
“Mohan Kar Aavo Karo Jodariya”. Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji. Page 1209. |
|
10:55 |
Speech |
Youth |
Red |
“Kirtan”. Speech by Master Pavarit Bagga and Baby Kirti Sachdev |
|
11:00 |
Speech |
Adult |
Green |
“Bridging the Generation Gap”. Speech by Jasnam Kaur. |
|
11:05 |
Shabad |
Adult |
Blue |
“Kar Kirpa Prabh Deen Dayala. Teri Ot Puran Gopala.” Raag Devgandhari Mehla 5, Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji. Page 463. |
|
11:15 |
Speech |
Adult |
Yellow |
“Seva: The Thinking behind the Deed”. Speech by Dhammandeep Singh Khanijou, Sukhbir Singh Narula and Amarjit Kaur Doowa. |
|
11:20 |
Shabad |
Adult |
Yellow |
“Ram Gosaiya Ji Ke Jeevana, Mohe Na Bisaro, Mein Jan Tera”. Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji. Page 345. |
|
11:30 |
Speech |
Adult |
Red |
“On Customs and Traditions: The Sikh Marriage”. Speech by Karamveer Singh. |
|
11:35 |
Shabad |
Adult |
Green |
“Tum Karo Daya Mere Sayeen”. Panasri Mehla Panjva 5, Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji. Page 673. |
|
11:45 |
Speech |
Adult |
Blue |
“Simran”. Speech by Navneet Kaur Sachdev. |
|
11:50 |
Shabad |
Adult |
Red |
“Jis Ke Sir Oopar Tu Swami”. Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji. Page 749-50. |
|
12:05 |
Speech |
|
|
Closing speech by SGSS committee member |
|
12:15 |
Prizes |
|
|
Announce winners and distribute certificates. |
|
12:30 |
Langar |
|
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Langar Lunch for All Sangat |
|
Division |
Points Rank 1 |
Points Rank 2 |
Top Team |
2nd Team |
Red Points |
Green Points |
Blue Points |
Yellow Points |
|
Adult Jatha |
25 |
19 |
Y | B |
0 |
0 |
19 |
25 |
|
Young Jatha |
20 |
15 |
G | Y |
0 |
20 |
0 |
15 |
|
Adult Speech |
8 |
6 |
G | B |
0 |
8 |
6 |
0 |
|
Young Speech |
7 |
5 |
R | Y |
7 |
0 |
0 |
5 |
|
Total: |
60 |
45 |
|
|
7 |
28 | 25 | 45 |