ADJUDICATOR & CLINICIAN

Explicit Constructive Feedback wrapped in a blanket of Warmth and Humour

Marianne has adjudicated Eisteddfodau across Australia including the National Eisteddfod in Canberra and the North Queensland Adult Eisteddfod and enjoys judging house performing arts competitions at leading music schools such as Blackburn High School, St Leonard's, Korowa and Toorak College.

As an adjudicator of competitions and eisteddfodau, Marianne injects value with her detailed written critiques, her impromptu mini-workshops and Q&As. Marianne is invariably positive and warm, giving detailed feedback, explicit constructive criticism and delightful encouragement to all!

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Marianne is an exciting, high-energy workshop clinician who has worked with Festival of Voices, the Big Sing Festival, Southern Voices, Pimlico High School, the British School Al Khubairat, Mission Voix Alsace and more. 

Marianne is adept at  leading workshops with people of all ages. Her passion for the arts, her engaging manner and her deep knowledge make her the ideal clinician for school, community and corporate groups.

Marianne finds the teachable moments and lifts any group’s artistry and engagement. Be it choral, singing, drama or communication skills, Marianne’s vast experience as a clinician across 3 continents will impress and improve your group.

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"During May of this year I had the pleasure of working with Marianne Rigby as Adjudicator of the Music sections of our 2018 competitions. Throughout a busy week Marianne showed a very professional approach to her work and was very pleasant to work with.

Our sections cover Choral, Vocal and Instrumental work and Marianne showed she had a depth of knowledge of them all. Her reports to the competitors were both encouraging and constructive, giving them points to improve their performances. Her words of advice when giving her decisions were well received by teachers and competitors and I have only heard very favourable comments.

We have no hesitation in recommending Marianne to any Competition and look forward to inviting her back to Launceston in the future."

Honorary Secretary, Launceston Competitions Association

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