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Official Programme Official of Programmethe 54th Corner Brook Rotary Music Festival March 5 – 15, 2016 of 52 nd the Annual Music Festival PresidentMarch – 28 Mr.th –Bernd April 8thStaeben Vice President – Ms. Paula Butt Secretary- Treasurer – Mr. William Fitzpatrick
President – Mr. Bernd Staeben Vice President DIRECTORS – Ms. Paula Butt Secretary-‐Treasurer Mr. DIRECTORSAshley – Mr. Buckle William Fitzpatrick
Ms. Trina Burden Ms. Monica Coffin Dr.Mr. Chris Gary Healey Bennett Mr. Ashley Buckle Ms.Ms. Deborah Trina Hoven Burden Ms.Ms. Cindy Monica Kawaja Coffin Ms.Ms. Karen Deborah Michael Hoven Ms.Ms. Ann Cindy Parsons Kawaja Ms. Karen Michael Ms. Ms. Stephanie Ann Parsons Power Ms.Ms. Melanie Stephanie Shea Power EXECUTIVE Mr.Mr. Martin Darren SECRETARY Steele White
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On behalf of Council, staff and residents it is my pleasure to bring warm greetings to those celebrating the Corner Brook Rotary Music Festival. In 2016 the City of Corner Brook celebrates its 60th anniversary. During this period we are taking the opportunity to recognize our past and renew our commitment for the future.
For over fifty years the Corner Brook Rotary Music Festival has cultivated the growth and appreciation of the arts in our City by celebrating the joy, and love of music with our citizens. They provide participants the opportunity to perform in a welcoming atmosphere, to strive for excellence, and to enhance their musical studies. The City of Corner Brook is proud to support this music festival which has helped inspire so many of our youth to foster a love for the performing arts.
Through the Rotary members the festival has always been well organized, with supportive adjudicators and fantastic volunteers. I would like to take this opportunity to thank all the individuals who commit their time and energy to make this festival such a success. The history of service and contribution by the Corner Brook Rotary Club is certainly commendable and we thank you for your continued dedication.
Additionally, thank you to the sponsors for providing financial assistance, and believing in the arts.
Best wishes to all participants and supporters.
Charles Pender, Mayor City of Corner Brook
Elaine Huxter The Rotary Club of Corner Brook
Welcome to the 2016 Corner Brook Rotary Music Festival. Our board, staff and volunteers have worked very hard to make this the best festival yet. This is a very busy time for our performers, teachers and parents. I applaud you all and know that there has been much work, time and effort put into the preparation for your classes.
To our participants, the adjudicators will provide you with comments and new ideas on your performances. Whether you end up at the top of your class or with a certificate of participation, take all that you can from this experience. Not everyone has the guts to get up on that stage, you are a winner just by showing up.
To our amazing teachers, thank you for all that you do to build self esteem and talent in our children.
To the parents, hang in there this week. It is extremely difficult to be everywhere, make sure the right music is brought and that outfits and costumes are perfect. You are providing an incredible experience for your children that will last a lifetime.
Thank you to our wonderful adjudicators who listen so carefully and provide such caring feedback to our performers.
A huge thank you to the board of the festival, to our dedicated volunteers, to our staff and to all of our venues.
I wish the best of luck to all participants, without you there would be no festival. Break legs!
Elaine Huxter President, Rotary Club of Corner Brook The Festival Association acknowledges with thanks the generous contribution of All Saints Church Arts & Culture Centre Salvation Army Citadel St. John the Evangelist Church Westside Tabernacle Gary Bennett Music Rogers Television The Western Star Heartfelt thanks to our secretaries Eileen Churchill Katie Healey Ellen Janzen Maxine Reardon
Bernd Staeben President, Rotary Music Festival Association
It is my pleasure to welcome you on behalf of the Board of Directors to the annual Corner Brook Rotary Music Festival.
This is our 54th festival and the one constant theme over that period of time is the reliance on, as well as the appreciation of participating students, all the music teachers, the wonderful adjudicators, parents, Rotarians, and especially our many volunteers. All of you are the backbone of the Festival and we are very thankful to you. Let us not forget the financial contribution of the business community, which is essential to the health and welfare of this Festival. We thank you for your continued support.
We continue to strive for greater participation from all of the western areas of the province and welcome any entries from young people who would like to share the experience and enhance their music education. Rotary’s purpose of this annual Festival is in making the week a celebration of song and music.
Enjoy the Festival – may the 54th Festival be a positive experience that leaves you with many fond memories.
Bernd Staeben President Corner Brook Rotary Music Festival Association
Shannon Coates Voice Adjudicator
Mezzo soprano, Shannon Coates possesses a finely tuned, warm instrument and a commanding stage presence. Some of her performance highlights include a Lincoln Center debut in 2009 in Burge’s Mass for Prisoners of Conscience, Handel’s Messiah in performances throughout Ontario and in New York, alto soloist in Bach’s St. Matthew Passion at a sold-out performance at the Newman Centre in Toronto conducted by Matthew Otto, alto soloist in Weber’s Missa Sanctus in Eb and in Vaughan William’s Serenade to Music with the Blue Bridge Festival Choir and Chamber Orchestra in Newmarket, ON, a solo recital for Amanda Johnston’s In Recital Series, alto soloist in Vivaldi’s Magnificat with the Toronto Chamber Choir, conducted by Mark Vuornien, alto soloist in Mozart’s Mass in C under the baton of David Holler, her first doctoral recital, which featured a programme of contemporary works, including four cycles by living Canadian composers, her second doctoral recital; a celebration of German Art Song with pianist, William Aide, and her final doctoral recital with the University of Toronto’s Head of Collaborative Studies, Steven Philcox, which featured the world premiere of Alexander Rapoport’s cycle, Three English Love Songs Shannon had her operatic debut at the beginning of the 2010/2011 season as Romeo in Opera By Request’s production of Bellini’s I Capuleti e i Montecchi. Further operatic roles include Larina in Tchaikovsky’s Eugene Onegin, Flora in Verdi’s La Traviata, and Cherubino in Essential Opera’s inaugural production, Mozart’s Le Nozze di Figaro. Shannon holds a Bachelor of Music in Vocal Performance, a Masters of Vocal Performance, Specializing in Vocal Pedagogy and is currently a Doctoral Candidate (Vocal Performance, Specializing in Vocal Pedagogy), all at the University of Toronto. In demand for her academic work, Shannon has been invited to present aspects of her research at The Jacobs School of Music at Indiana University, The Voice Foundation’s Annual Symposium in Philadelphia, and The International Congress of Voice Teachers, which convened in Brisbane, Australia. Shannon is the 2013 recipient of the prestigious National Association of Teachers of Singing (NATS) Foundation Voice Pedagogy Award. In addition to her academic and performance careers, Shannon maintains active voice studios in Holland Landing and in Toronto, instructs undergraduate voice pedagogy at the University of Toronto and at Wilfrid Laurier University (2014/2015), and has been a Part-Time Instructor of Applied Voice at Tyndale University. Shannon is an executive member of NATS Ontario, a founding member of the Student Chapter of NATS at the University of Toronto, and a consulting member of the Student Chapter of NATS at Wilfrid Laurier University. In demand as a master class technician, and as an adjudicator, Shannon, in addition to adjudicating for festivals across Canada, has adjudicated for both the Ontario and Newfoundland Provincial Music Festivals, and for the Ontario Registered Music Teachers Association (ORMTA) Provincial Competition. Shannon is a member in good standing of The Voice Foundation, of the College Music Society, of the Ontario Registered Music Teachers Association, and of the National Association of Teachers of Singing. A stellar performance deserves more than applause.
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Rachel Ewing began playing piano at the age of four and quickly discovered this was going to become her passion. Growing up in the Salvation Army meant she was exposed to different mediums for music making, including being a member of the Singing Company (children’s choir) and at age seven, learning to play a brass instrument. She continued to be used in the Salvation Army’s church services playing piano for services, offertories, and always being a member of the Salvation Army Band. She began competing in the local Kiwanis Music Festival from a young age in both piano and brass categories. Before deciding to pursue a degree in music, Rachel won the Founders Award, the highest award in the Festival against other competitors in voice, brass, and strings. Rachel went on to complete four years at The University of Western Ontario, graduating with a Bachelor of Music (Honours) in Music Education. She graduated from The University of Toronto with a Masters in Music Performance specializing in Collaborative Piano. Through all of her years of studying music, she continued her studies through The Royal Conservatory of Music and has completed her ARCT Diploma in Performance. Recent studies include living for a month in Sulmona, Italy, where she studied Opera and Italian language at one of the most recognized Summer Programs for musicians. She credits her success to many fine teachers including Gwen Beamish, Brian Finley, Lydia Wong, Steven Philcox, and Kathryn Tremills. Rachel currently resides in Toronto where she is a freelance collaborative pianist, piano teacher, and Assistant Coordinator of the Kiwanis Music Festival of Greater Toronto. She is also a rehearsal pianist for the Upper Canada Chorus. Congratulations to all participants of the 54th Annual Corner Brook Rotary Music Festival!
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Vicki St. Pierre’s warm, lush voice “invitingly combines clarity of expression and beauty of tone,” and is described as “rich with both a darkness and brightness.” Past concert highlights include Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony with the Toronto Philharmonic Orchestra, Monteverdi’s Vespers of 1610 with the Toronto Consort, Zelenka’s St. Cecilia Mass with Tafelmusik, Stanford’s Requiem with the Orpheus Choir, Bach’s Magnificat with the Toronto Bach Consort, and Handel’s Messiah with Symphony Nova Scotia, the Edmonton Symphony, and the Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra, Tafelmusik, Victoria Symphony, Handel’s Dixit Dominus with Tafelmusik, and the music of Jommelli with Les Idées Heureuses of Montreal. Vicki has performed a number of times with The Talisker Players in their chamber music series featuring the music of such contemporary composers as Alexander Rapaport, Mary Gardiner, Peter Sculthope, Lee Hoiby, and many others. She has also appeared with Soundstreams in productions of Steve Reich’s You Are: Variations and Harry Somer’s Chura Churum. On the operatic stage, Vicki has appeared in Monteverdi’s Orfeo, Charpentier’s Actéon, and Monteverdi’s Il ritorno d’Ulisse in Patria with Opera Atelier, Dido and Aeneas (and a companion piece written by James Rolfe entitled Aeneas and Dido), with Ensemble Masques de Montreal and Toronto Masque Theatre, Rossini’s Il Barbiere di Siviglia with Toronto Philharmonia, and L’Incoronazione di Poppea with Opera Atelier, Cleveland Opera and Early Music Vancouver. Recent engagements include the role Nutrice in Monteverdi’s L’Incoronazione di Poppea with the Academy of Ancient Music in London, UK, the role of the Sorceress in Purcell’s Dido and Aeneas with Les Violons du Roy at Carnegie Hall, Messiah with Orchestra London, Pergolesi’s Stabat Mater with 13 Strings and Splendors of the Emperor’s Chapel with The Toronto Consort. Dr. St. Pierre has conducted a number of world premieres of commissioned music for choir and for choir and orchestra, including Andrew Ager’s The Unknown Soldier. Beginning in July, 2015, Dr. St. Pierre joined the music faculty at Mount Allison University as Assistant Professor of Voice. Vicki was Director of Music at the Cathedral Church of St. James in Toronto, taught voice at Wilfrid Laurier University, conducts an auditioned community choir, was a lecturer at the Royal Conservatory of Music, has been an assistant conductor with Opera Atelier, and most recently, was on faculty at COSI, a summer opera training program in Sulmona, Italy. She completed her doctoral studies in performance at the University of Toronto under the tutelage of Dr. Darryl Edwards. Best wishes on a successful Music Festival 2016 Christine Carter Brass & Woodwind Adjudicator
Canadian clarinetist, Christine Carter, has appeared at prestigious venues across the globe, from Carnegie Hall to the Sydney Opera House. Recent highlights include chamber music performances at the Mozarthaus in Vienna, Palffy Palace in Prague, and the German Consulate and Nicholas Roerich Museum in New York City. She has completed artist residencies at the Mozart Festival Würzburg (Germany), Málaga Clásica festival (Spain), Shenzhen International Woodwind Festival (China), and four seasons with the dXv interarts ensemble at Gros Morne Summer Music in Newfoundland. Christine has also performed extensively as an orchestral musician, including engagements with the New World Symphony, Montréal Symphony Orchestra, Newfoundland Symphony Orchestra, YouTube Symphony Orchestra, and the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra. She has appeared under the batons of some of the world’s finest conductors, as well as in concert with Academy Award winners, Dame Helen Mirren and Jeremy Irons. Christine is currently pursuing research on effective music practice strategies as a visiting scholar at Western University’s Brain and Mind Institute. This research has led to article commissions from a variety of publications and invitations to present performance psychology workshops at institutions around the world. Christine holds a Doctor of Musical Arts from Manhattan School of Music and is now Assistant Professor of Music at Memorial University in St. John’s. Congratulations to all participants of the 2016 Rotary Music Festival Festival Rules 1. An entrant who does not comply with these rules may be disqualified from participating in the Festival.
2. (1) Competitive classes are open to amateurs only.
(2) An amateur is a person whose principal means of livelihood is not obtained from the performance of music in the particular category in which he or she is competing, even though from time to time he or she receives remuneration for musical services rendered, but not on a full- time basis.
3. In classes in which an age limit is prescribed, entrants must not be over the prescribed age on the first day of January of the year of the Festival. Date and year of birth must be entered in the space provided on the entry form, except for group entries, in which case the Association requires the assurance of the director that 95% of the members of the group are within the prescribed age limit.
4. In these rules “section” means that division of the syllabus which provides for solo entries in each of vocal, organ, and piano classes and the subdivisions of the brass, woodwind, string and percussion divisions of the syllabus which provide for solo entries in each of these subdivisions.
5. (1) Subject to paragraph (2), classes in the Festival are competitive, with public adjudications and the awarding of marks.
(2) In classes in the Festival which are marked “Non-competitive” public adjudications are given but marks are not awarded.
6. An entrant may enter in only one age group or at only one grade or level in a section but where classes in the section are divided into age groups the entrant may, instead of entering in his or her own age group, enter in an older age group, and may enter in another age group or at another grade or level in another section.
7. (1) An entrant may not enter more than six solo classes in one section, or more than a total of ten solo classes in all sections, excluding sight- reading, sight-singing, quick study and participation in bands, orchestras and choirs. Art song and lieder classes are included in the number of solo classes allowed.
(2) In addition to entrance in the classes described in paragraph (1), an entrant may enter not more than a total of two other classes for duets, trios, quartets, quintets, octets, triple trios or ensembles. In order to encourage participation, exceptions have been made to this rule for the 2016 Festival. This exception applies only to the 2016 Festival and the rule will be reviewed for future Festivals. Best of luck to the participants in the Corner Brook Rotary Music Festival from the staff of our Corner Brook Branch.
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www.westernpetroleum.ca 1.877.639.9393 (3) An entrant who enters more than the classes permitted by paragraphs (1) and (2) of this Rule shall, when asked to do so by a representative of the Association, indicate which classes he or she will drop in order to comply with this rule and if the entrant does not comply with that request within 24 hours, the Association or its representative designated for the purpose may, in his or her absolute discretion, decide which classes the entrant shall drop.
(4) An entrant may enter only once in a duet, piano duo, trio, quartet, quintet, octet or triple trio class.
8. (1) The conductor of a band, choir or other group entering the Festival may be professional or an amateur and may conduct any number of entries in the same class or in several classes.
(2) A conductor shall not perform with an entrant which he or she is conducting.
9. (1) A person who is not a bona fide member of a choir, band, orchestra or ensemble on the date for the closing of entries shall not perform with that entry in the Festival. This requirement does not apply to students who transfer from one school to another during the school year.
(2) An entrant which has a member who, under this rule, is disqualified from performing with that entry but who does perform with the entry, may receive an adjudication but is not eligible for an award or to perform in a Festival concert.
(3) The entry form for a choir, choral group, orchestra, ensemble or band shall state the number of participants in the entry.
(4) The members of a school group making up an entry, except in open classes, shall be present students in the school or feeder schools with the same director.
10. Except where otherwise provided, an entrant in a choral class shall contain at least 13 participants.
11. For purposes of the Festival, (a) a primary choir or band includes kindergarten to grade three; (b) an elementary choir or band includes grades four, five and six; (c) a junior high school choir or band includes grades seven, eight and nine; and (d) a senior high school choir or band includes grades ten, eleven and twelve.
12. (1) A grade choir consists of students from one grade in a school.
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CFP CA ® 13. (1) Classroom singing shall be by:
(a) the total number of students on the register of a classroom, or
(b) a combination of classrooms within the same grade in a school, but the total number of students in the entry shall not exceed forty.
(2) Classroom singing is non-competitive with a workshop-type adjudication and private adjudication sheets for each entry.
14. Where the syllabus prescribes a time limit for performances in a class, an entrant who exceeds that time limit may be adjudicated but shall not be given a mark for that performance and the performance shall not be considered in the making of an award.
15. In classes for the performance of compositions by Canadian composers:
(a) an entrant may select not more than two compositions which shall have a total performance time of not more than twelve minutes;
(b) where the entrant selects two compositions, they shall be contrasting numbers, preferably, but not necessarily, by different composers;
(c) the selection or selections shall not be set pieces in another class in that same section of the Syllabus if the entrant is eligible to enter that other class;
(d) each entrant shall be adjudicated on discrimination and enterprise in selection as well as on technique and interpretation; and
(e) unless otherwise stated in the Syllabus, classes are open.
16. In classes for the performance of a complete major work, the entrant shall select a complete sonata, concerto, suite, or song cycle. The entrant may not perform any portion of that work in another class in the Festival.
17. In a class for the performance of original compositions, an entrant must use original material.
18. (1) The Music Festival Association will provide the adjudicators with copies of set pieces which are prescribed in the Syllabus.
(2) Entrants are responsible for the purchase of their own music and where the Syllabus prescribes the edition to be used in a class, entrants in that class shall use that edition.
(3) Entrants shall not use photostatic copies of music which is copyrighted without the prior permission of the owner of the copyright. Internet copies are acceptable from reputable sources and stated on the copy. (4) Where a substitution must be made for a piece set in the Syllabus, that substitution may be made only by, or with the approval of, the person or persons who set the piece in the Syllabus and the Executive Secretary shall be notified of the substitution.
19. (1) In a class in which the test piece is one of the entrant’s own selection
(a) the entrant shall specify the title and composer of the piece in the space provided for that purpose on the entry form and state the performance time;
(b) the entrant shall not use a selection he or she performed in a previous Corner Brook Rotary Music Festival;
(c) the entrant may not change a selection after the date set for the filing of own selections unless it becomes apparent that the piece selected is not available, in which case the time for submitting the information about the selection may be extended and
(d) where the performer wishes the adjudicator to have a copy of music in advance, it is the responsibility of that performer to deliver the music to the Executive Secretary one month before the commencement of the Festival.
20. An entrant who is performing his or her own selection in a class for vocal solos for 16 years of age or older, lieder, art songs, vocal groups or choirs, concert groups, concerti, sonatas, major works, orchestras, bands and ensembles in any section of the syllabus shall number the first bar of each line in the copy of the music which is to be given to the adjudicator.
21. (1)The programme for a concert group shall be chosen from standard concert literature. Senior vocal students please note that folk songs are not considered standard repertoire as they are not art song form and not acceptable for recommendation for the provincial festival. However, participants in the junior concert group and younger are permitted to use folksongs arranged by a recognized composer.
(2) Entrants in concert groups will be judged on the discrimination they show in the selection and arrangement of their programme, having regard to contrast of selections, appropriateness, keys, style, periods, etc., as well as to technique, interpretation, and stage presence. Those considerations are an integral part of the presentation. An entrant shall not include in a concert group any selection which he or she has already performed in a Corner Brook Rotary Music Festival.
(3) Entrants in senior concert groups in brass, woodwind, organ and strings shall perform at the “A” or highest level in solo classes.
(4) Entrants in junior concert groups in brass, woodwind, organ and strings shall perform at the “B” or “C” or comparable levels in solo classes. (5) Entrants in concert groups in voice and piano must perform from memory in order to obtain a mark. If music is used, an adjudication may be given but the entrant may not receive a mark. Memory work is optional in all other concert groups. Note: Memory work for all provincial classes is mandatory.
22. An entrant in vocal classes may enter only one solo voice category.
23. Choral test pieces may be transposed.
24. In senior vocal classes (19 years & over) set pieces shall be sung in the original language and key. In all other vocal classes, language is optional unless otherwise specified and transposition is allowed.
25. In art song and lieder classes, marks will be given on the individual performances of the singer and accompanist. Art songs and lieder are to be sung in the original language. The title and composer of the music selected must be specified on the entry form, and a copy thereof delivered to the Executive Secretary in accordance with Rule 20. Professional musicians may not participate in these classes. Art songs of the following composers may be used: Schubert, Schumann, Brahms, Mendelssohn, Franz, Wolf, Richard Strauss, Gustav Mahler, Faure, Debussy, etc. The singer will be governed by rules pertaining to the vocal section and the accompanist by rules pertaining to the piano section.
26. For the purposes of the Corner Brook Rotary Music Festival, a folk song is one whose origins are unknown or uncertain and which was originally transmitted orally from generation to generation. A selection does not satisfy those criteria if its authorship is known. Folk songs are not to be confused with ballads or popular songs.
27. In set pieces, repeats shall be played at the discretion of the performer and as stated in the Syllabus. NOTE: Da Capo repeats must always be observed.
28. For string classes for juniors, entrants may have their instruments tuned by a teacher or other person.
29. The chord may be given on the piano at the commencement of each piece of unaccompanied music.
30. (1) Entrants shall make their own arrangements for accompanists.
(2) An entrant who is arranging for his or her own accompanist shall:
(a) seek the willingness of the accompanist to accompany the entrant before the entrant enters the accompanist’s name on the entry form;
(b) enter the name of the accompanist on the entry form only if the accompanist has consented and signed or initialled the entry form; and
(c) provide the accompanist with a copy of the entrant’s music and make arrangements for any necessary practices with the accompanist at least two months before the first session of the Festival.
31. Entries must be submitted on the official entry form. The entry form must be signed by the entrant or person authorized to sign on the entrant’s behalf and by the accompanist in accordance with Rule 30(2)(b) and forwarded to the Executive Secretary, accompanied by the entry fee indicated in the Syllabus.
32. Entry forms which do not give the requested information or which are improperly completed are subject to rejection.
33. Entry fees cannot be refunded, except where an entry is rejected.
34. (1) The Festival Association will provide each entrant with an entry form specifying the place and time of performance of each class in which the entrant is to perform.
(2) An entry form entitles the entrant named in it to attend without charge the performance of each class specified in the form.
35. The Association reserves the right to sub-divide any class under circumstances where the number or character of the entries would justify the sub-division.
36. (1) Entrants shall perform in the order indicated in the programme unless otherwise approved by the Executive Secretary. Entrants who do not comply with this rule will be disqualified. The Association reserves the right to change the order where circumstances warrant. In the event of illness, accident or other emergency, a substitute may perform in duets, duos, trios, quartets, quintets, octets or group classes, provided the Executive Secretary is notified and given the reason for the substitution prior to the time set for performance, and provided the substitute is eligible under the rules governing that class.
(2) The order of performance will not be changed to accommodate accompanists unless special circumstances warrant and permission is obtained from the Executive Secretary.
37. An entrant who performs other than a set piece, or a piece substituted therefore in accordance with these rules or who performs as his or her own selection a selection other than as given to the Executive Secretary, may be adjudicated but shall not be given a mark for that performance and the performance shall not be considered in the making of an award.
38. It is recommended and desirable that performances in all solo classes, in addition to those referred in Rule 21(5), be from memory. (Note: Entrants who may be recommended to proceed to the Provincial Festival should note that memorization is required for all classes in the Provincial Festival.) 39. An adjudicator may stop a performance at any time.
40. At the discretion of the adjudicator, two or more entrants in a class may be selected to compete in a final test.
41. The marks awarded by an adjudicator are final.
42. Certificates will be awarded to the three entrants gaining the highest marks in each competitive class, but a certificate will not be awarded unless the following percentages of the possible marks have been obtained:
(a) 75% in choral, orchestra and band classes;
(b) 80% in all other classes.
43. (1) An entrant may be invited to perform at a Festival concert and should be prepared to appear and perform.
(2) An entrant who performs at a Festival concert shall not receive remuneration for the performance or be paid for incidental expenses.
(3) An entrant who is invited to perform at a Festival concert shall perform the selection chosen by the adjudicator and if the entrant performs a selection other than that so chosen he or she shall forfeit any award for which he or she has been recommended.
44. With the exception of classes in sight-reading or sight-singing, the Festival is open to the public on payment of the price of admission fixed for each session, subject to space being available after entrants have been accommodated.
45. Complaints and protests shall be made to the Executive Secretary in writing and not to the adjudicator. A complaint or protest shall be accompanied by a fee equivalent to the entry fee of the class protested. The protest fee will be refunded if the complaint or protest is sustained by the Festival Association. Congratulations and Best Wishes
to The Corner Brook Rotary Music Festival Association and All Contestants & Participants
in the 54th Annual Rotary Music Festival 2016 The National Music Festival Every music festival in Canada is invited to participate in the National Music Festival, subject to the general regulations of the National Festival. At the local festival there may be one winner named in each of the following classes: solo voice, pianoforte solo, string solo, woodwind solo, brass solo and instrumental ensemble (minimum of three, maximum of five performers).
The rules state that the winner who is recommended in each eligible class shall be the participant who displays the greatest musicianship, with a minimum of 85 marks. The winner progresses to the National Music Festival through the Provincial Festival.
Teachers and entrants are reminded that participation in the Provincial Music Festival is for the purpose of nominating participants to the National Music Festival. Therefore, an entrant in the local festival who will not be able to proceed to the National Festival is expected to decline nomination for participation in the Provincial Festival.
A copy of the Official Regulations & Syllabus for the National Festival is available from the Executive Secretary.
Awards 1. An entrant who has not complied with the Festival rules is not eligible for an award.
2. Subject to these rules, awards are made at the discretion of the adjudicators to entrants who, in the opinion of the adjudicators, have shown a high level of performance and who, in the case of individuals, show promise of further development musically. In addition, sight reading may be considered in deciding on recipients of awards.
3. A scholarship of one hundred dollars ($100.00) or more awarded to an individual is awarded for future tuition and shall be paid to the recipient only after the Association is satisfied that the recipient is continuing to receive tuition in music. Congratulations to participants and their teachers who have worked hard to be a part of the www.brookconstruction.ca 2016 Corner Brook Rotary Music Festival
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1. The scholarship will be awarded to a graduating student from high school intending to study music at a post-secondary institution. The student must provide proof of acceptance into the music school of his/her chosen university once confirmation of same is received. The application form may be obtained from the Executive Secretary of the Rotary Music Association.
2. The scholarship is based on a high school student doing well in the current Rotary Music Festival.
3. The student must provide a current high school transcript.
4. The student must provide two letters of reference from non- relatives.
5. The student must provide a letter stating why he/she is suitable to receive this scholarship.
6. The scholarship is awarded on the sole recommendation of the adjudicators of the Rotary Music Festival Association. The directors of the Association, in consultation with the adjudicators, may, in their absolute discretion, decline to award the scholarship.
7. The student must provide proof in each of the two years they receive the scholarship, subsequent to the drop date for courses, that he/she is still enrolled in the Faculty of Music as a full-time student. Failure to provide confirmation of full-time enrollment in the Faculty of Music will result in a forfeiture of the scholarship funds.
8. The scholarship will be paid directly to the university in two installments; the first installment will be paid after confirmation of full-time enrollment in the Faculty of Music is received for the first university year and the second installment will be paid after confirmation of full-time enrollment in the Faculty of Music is received for the second university year.
9. An alternate for the scholarship will be also named who will be eligible to receive any unused scholarship funds that the scholarship winner does not claim. This alternate will also have to meet all the above-noted criteria in order to obtain the scholarship. Good Luck and Congratulations to all music students, music teachers, and schools in the 54th Annual Rotary Music Festival. 10. The scholarship will be announced at the awards ceremony following the final concert of the Rotary Music Festival.
11. The application and accompanying documents must be submitted to the Executive Secretary at least two days before the beginning of the festival.
12. An applicant shall be a bona fide resident of the Province of Newfoundland.
13. The applicant shall be under the age of 25 years at the date of commencement of the current Music Festival.
14. A person who is engaged in or has been registered for full time studies in music at the university or equivalent level is not eligible for the scholarship.
15. A person who has already been awarded the scholarship is not eligible for the scholarship again.
16. The scholarship shall be used within 24 months from the date of its award unless the directors of the Association agree to an extension, which, in any case, shall not be for more than 12 months.
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Entrants recommended for the Rose Bowl competitions shall perform on the date and at the time for which the competitions are scheduled. An entrant who has been recommended for a competition and who cannot perform may not have the performance rescheduled.
To qualify for a Rose Bowl competition an entrant must receive a mark of not less than 85% in the class from which he or she is chosen. If two entrants are recommended, one of them may be a second- place winner in the class from which he or she is chosen provided the first-place winner in that class is also recommended. It is in the absolute discretion of the adjudicator in each relevant section whether to make a recommendation, whether to recommend one or two entrants, and whom to recommend.
In a Rose Bowl competition, a performer shall perform two selections, one of which must come from the concert group. The second piece will be at the discretion of the adjudicator and may be taken from another class.
A panel of at least three of the adjudicators who adjudicated at the Festival shall decide a winner, if any, in each Rose Bowl competition or they may, in their absolute discretion, decline to recommend an award of a Rose Bowl. Winners will be announced with the winners of other scholarships and awards.
The perpetual Senior Rose Bowl is dedicated to the memory of Hayward H. Matthews, the founder and first President of the Corner Brook Rotary Music Festival Association. The City of Corner Broo k a proud sponsor of the
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Good luck to all participants! Choral Award
The award is given on the recommendation of the adjudicators for the best overall performance by a choir of 13 or more singers, aged 19 years and under. Five percent (5%) of the choir membership may exceed the specified age limit. The winner will also receive a cash prize of $300.00 donated by Aliant.
To be eligible for the award a choir shall have received an average of at least 85 marks in each class in which it sang, provided it did not receive less than 80 marks in any one selection.
The adjudicators shall, inter alia, consider the degree of difficulty of music performed and the versatility and standard of musicianship displayed by a choir in the classes in which it performed, even though it may not have received the highest mark in any class. Though it is envisaged that choirs eligible for the award will be entered in more than one class in the Festival, the adjudicators are not precluded from considering and recommending that the award be made to a choir entered in only one class, provided that in that class the choir sang not less than two contrasting selections. Executive Members Prior to 1970 Chairman – Hayward H. Matthews Executive Secretary – Janet Matthews 1970-1971 Chairman – Bernard Nolan Executive Secretary – Janet Matthews 1972-1973 Chairman – Frank Bursey Executive Secretary – Janet Matthews and Barbara Barrett 1973-1976 Chairmain – His Honour Judge P. Lloyd Soper Executive Secretary - Mona Fisher 1976-1977 Chairmain – His Honour Judge P. Lloyd Soper Executive Secretary – Patricia Myrden 1977 – 1982 Chairmain – His Honour Judge P. Lloyd Soper Executive Secretary – Stephanie Evans 1982-1985 President - Dr. John A. Snow Executive Secretary – Sybil Steele 1985-1986 President - Dr. John A. Snow Executive Secretary – Gloria Parsons 1986-1991 President – Harvey MacDonald Executive Secretary – Gloria Parsons 1991-1999 President – Harvey MacDonald Executive Secretary – Marjorie Hannon 1999-2004 President – Harvey MacDonald Executive Secretary – Louise Bishop 2004-2009 President – Bernd Staeben Executive Secretary – Louise Bishop 2009-2012 President – Bernd Staeben Executive Secretary – Bernadette Meiwald 2012 - 2014 President – Bernd Staeben Executive Secretary – Alli Johnston 2014 - 2015 President – Bernd Staeben Executive Secretary – Michelle Walsh 2015 - 2016 President – Bernd Staeben Executive Secretary – Alli Johnston Congratulations to all performers at the annual Corner Brook Rotary Music Festival
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The Band Award was established in 1981. It consists of a plaque donated by the Rotary Club of Corner Brook, on which the name of the winning group is inscribed each year and a cash award of $300.00 donated by CBC Radio and Television. The recipients of the award have been: 1981 The Integrated Wind Symphony 1982 Herdman Collegiate Wind Symphony 1983 Regina High School Senior Band 1984 Herdman Collegiate Wind Symphony 1985 Herdman Collegiate Wind Symphony 1986 Herdman Collegiate Wind Symphony 1987 Regina High School Senior Concert Band 1988 Herdman Collegiate Wind Symphony 1989 Herdman Collegiate Wind Symphony 1990 Herdman Collegiate Wind Symphony 1991 Herdman Collegiate Wind Symphony 1992 Herdman Collegiate Wind Symphony 1993 Herdman Collegiate Wind Symphony 1994 Herdman Collegiate Wind Symphony 1995 Herdman Collegiate Wind Symphony 1996 Herdman Collegiate Wind Symphony 1997 Herdman Collegiate Wind Symphony 1998 Herdman Collegiate Wind Symphony 1999 Herdman Collegiate Wind Symphony 2000 Herdman Collegiate Wind Symphony 2001 Herdman Collegiate Wind Symphony 2002 Herdman Collegiate Wind Symphony 2003 Herdman Collegiate Wind Symphony 2004 Herdman Collegiate Wind Symphony 2005 Herdman Collegiate Wind Symphony 2006 Herdman Collegiate Wind Symphony 2007 CBHS Concert Band 2008 CBRH Wind Symphony 2009 G.C. Rowe Wind Ensemble 2010 CBRH Wind Symphony 2011 CBRH Wind Symphony 2012 CBRH Wind Symphony 2013 CBRH Wind Symphony 2014 CBRH Wind Symphony 2015 CBRH Wind Symphony CHORAL AWARD
This award was established in 1979. In the beginning, it consisted of a plaque, which was donated by Dominion Life Assurance Company, to be inscribed each year with the name of the winning choir, together with a cash award of $200.00 donated by the Grenfell College Community Choir. In 1980, the amount of the cash award was increased to $300.00 by a donation of $100.00 by Sir Wilfred Grenfell College. In 1986 Newfoundland Telephone Company gave the full cash award. Since 1978, that company (now know as Bell Aliant) has donated the plaque as well as the cash award. Recipients have been:
1979 Cabrini Central High School Choir 1980 Presentation Central High School Choirsters 1981 Presentation Central High School Glee Club 1982 Herdman Collegiate Chorale 1983 Presentation Central High School Choirsters 1984 Presentation Central High School Senior Choir 1985 S.D. Cook Elementary School Choir 1986 Regina High School Girls’ Choir 1987 G.C. Rowe Junior High School Choir 1988 Herdman Collegiate Chorale 1989 Herdman Collegiate Female Choir S.A. 1990 Herdman Collegiate Chorale 1991 Herdman Collegiate Chorale 1992 Herdman Collegiate Chorale 1993 Herdman Collegiate Chorale 1994 Herdman Collegiate Chorale 1995 Herdman Collegiate Chorale 1996 Herdman Collegiate Chorale - Female Chorus 1997 Herdman Collegiate Chorale 1998 Herdman Collegiate Chorale 1999 Regina/Presentation Chamber Choir 2000 Herdman Collegiate Chorale 2001 Herdman Collegiate Chorale 2002 Herdman Collegiate Chorale 2003 Herdman Collegiate Chorale 2004 BOK (Barbara O’Keefe) Singers 2005 Herdman Collegiate Chorale 2006 Herdman Collegiate Chorale 2007 Immaculate Heart of Mary School Choir 2008 The Chorale 2009 The Chorale 2010 The Chorale 2011 Immaculate Heart of Mary School Choir 2012 The Chorale 2013 The Chorale 2014 The Chorale 2015 The Chorale GRAND AWARD
The Grand Award was awarded annually from 1969 until 1980. It consisted of a silver trophy donated by the Rotary Club of Corner Brook and a monetary award. In 1981 it was replaced by the Rose Bowl competition for soloists and by the band and choral competitions.
From 1969 to 1975, the monetary value of the Grand Award was $100.00 donated by Robin Hood Flour Mills Ltd. and Robin Hood Multifoods Ltd. The award recipients were:
1969 - Leslie Cross – Voice and Piano 1970 - Thomas Crowell – Piano and Clarinet 1971 - Roma Robbins – Piano and Voice 1972 - Merrill Butler – Piano 1973 - David Chaulk – Euphonium 1974 - June Simmons – Piano 1975 - Presentation Central High School Glee Club
From 1976 to 1980, the monetary value of the Grand Award was $250.00 donated by CBC Radio and Television. The award recipients were:
1976 - Presentation Central High School Glee Club 1977 - Cabrini Central High School Choir 1978 - Cabrini Central High School Choir 1979 - Clarence White – Euphonium 1980 - Gerrardo Magat – Piano AON REED STENHOUSE INC.
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th 54 Annual Rotary Music Festival ROSE BOWL
The Rose Bowl Competition was established in 1978. The winner received a silver rose bowl which the Rotary Club of Humber has donated since the award was established. A scholarship accompanies the Rose Bowl. The scholarship at first was $200.00, donated by Marquis Ltd., the operator of the Colonel’s Take Home in Corner Brook and Deer Lake, In 1980, Marquis Ltd. increased the scholarship to $300.00. In 1985 the firm instituted a new awards programme, under which it began an annual contribution of $1000.00 which was to be divided into five scholarships of $200.00 and North Star Cement Ltd. began an annual donation of $100.00 to sustain the $300.00 scholarship which accompanies the Rose Bowl. That continued until 1988. For the 1989 Festival a scholarship in memory of the late Hayward Matthews was established. That year the scholarship was $500.00, which was donated by the Corner Brook Rotary Club and the Corner Brook Rotary Music Festival Association. Beginning with the 1990 Festival, the amount of the scholarship was increased to $750.00, contributed by the Corner Brook Rotary Club, the Corner Brook Rotary Music Festival Association and the late Hayward Matthews’ children in Hayward’s memory.
1978 Clarence White 1986 Lisa Snow 1979 Clarence White 1987 Cathy Pardy 1980 Clarence White 1988 Marty Burt 1981 Bruce Alcock 1989 Marc Raymond 1982 Deborah Pardy 1990 Jennifer Whelan 1983 Edith Bostwick 1991 Michael Caines 1984 Joanne Hounsell 1992 Christopher Chong 1985 Deborah Pardy 1993 David Maggs
SENIOR ROSE BOWL JUNIOR ROSE BOWL 1994 Michael Barrett 1994 Nancy Althouse 1995 David Maggs 1995 Peter Barrett 1996 Elizabeth Janzen 1996 Stephanie Hutchings 1997 Elizabeth Janzen 1997 Jennifer Stratton 1998 Peter Barrett 1998 Stephanie Hutchings 1999 Davin Butt 1999 Stephanie Hutchings 2000 Kim Harris 2000 Dane Kawaja 2001 Matthew Martin 2001 Stephanie Hutchings 2002 Duncan Fitzpatrick 2002 Dane Kawaja 2003 Stephanie Hutchings 2003 Andrew Coffin 2004 Jeff Humber 2004 David Hutchings 2005 Matthew Alteen 2005 Nicholas Fleming 2006 Sang-Moon Oh 2006 Francine Harris 2007 Arthur Fitzpatrick 2007 Yvette Coleman 2008 Arthur Fitzpatrick 2008 Danny Staples 2009 Anthony Payne 2009 Danny Staples 2010 Yvette Coleman 2010 Danny Staples 2011 Dianna Alteen 2011 Aimee Russell 2012 Oliver Dingwell 2012 Genna Noseworthy 2013 Stephen Eckert 2013 Gina Spencer 2014 Stephen Eckert 2014 Gina Spencer 2015 Rebecca Davis 2015 Gina Spencer
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1990 Chris Moore 2002 Andrea Hounsell 1991 Jennifer Smallwood 2003 Kim Harris 1992 Karen Rose 2004 Jeff Humber 1993 Leigh Ann Ryan 2005 Andrew McHugh 1994 Renee Raymond 2006 Meagan White 1995 David Humphrey 2007 Amanda Elkins 1996 Susan Pollett 2009 Angela Dolomount 1997 Elizabeth Janzen 2010 Conor Curtis 1998 Peter Barrett 2011 Alycia Budden 1999 Annabeth Loveys 2012 Dianna Alteen and Holly Althouse 2013 Sarah Bartlett 2000 Jennifer Stratton 2014 Sarah Newell 2001 Debbie Bradbury 2015 Stephen Eckert
MAJOR AWARDS
Rotary Club of Corner Brook scholarship Rotary Club of Corner Brook sponsors the Rotary Scholarship valued at $2000.00 to be awarded for the furtherance of music education in a degree granting programme. The scholarship must be applied for and is awarded on conditions set out in special rules. Rotary Music Festival Association Scholarship The Festival Association is pleased announce that it has created a new major scholarship for the 2016 festival. The $1000.00 award is sponsored by the association and will be awarded to a student studying music at the post-secondary level. Hayward H. Matthews Memorial Senior Rose Bowl The perpetual Rose Bowl will be engraved with the winner’s name. The winner will receive a cash award of $500.00 donated by Dr. Brian Harley and a miniature Rose Bowl. Junior Rose Bowl The perpetual Rose Bowl will be engraved with the winner’s name. The winner will receive a cash award of $250.00 donated by Coleman Management Group and a miniature Rose Bowl. Band Award The perpetual plaque will be engraved with the winner’s name. The winner will receive a cash award of $300.00 donated by The Rotary Club of Humber and a miniature plaque. Choral Award The perpetual plaque will be engraved with the winner’s name. The winner will receive a cash award of $300.00 donated by Anthony Insurance and a miniature plaque. BEST WISHES TO ALL PARTICIPANTS OF THE 2016 ROTARY FESTIVAL Donors of Scholarship and Cash Awards In addition to the support of our major sponsors (listed elsewhere in this program) the following have generously supported our awards program: Rotary Club of Corner Brook….……………………………………...………………..$2000.00 Dr. Brian Harley…………………………………………………………..…………………$500.00 Academy Canada.…………………………………………………………………….....$500.00 Mrs. Ida Lundrigan……………………………………………………………………..…$300.00 Corner Brook Community Choir………………………………….....………………….$300.00 Anthony Insurance...... ………………………………….....………………….$300.00 City Pharmacy……..………………………………………………………………...... $200.00 Colemans Management Group……………………………………………………….$250.00 Rotary Club of Humber………………………………………………...………………….$250.00 Investors Group Financial Services……………………………...... …………………..$200.00 Subway……………………………………………………………………………………...$200.00 Medical Consultants of Western Newfoundland………...... ……………………..$150.00 Friends of the Festival ………..………..………..…………...... ……………………..$150.00 King, Penney and Brown, Barristers and Solicitors...... $100.00 Archbishop Howley Council, Knights of Columbus……...... …………………….$100.00 Carlson-Wagonlit………………………………………………………………………….$100.00 Rodney & Sharon White……………………………………………...…………………..$100.00 Price Waterhouse Coopers………………………………………....……………………$100.00 Locke’s Electrical………………………………………………………………………….$100.00 Friends of the Festival ....………..………..………..…………...... ……………………..$50.00 Beta Sigma Phi, Gamma Master Chapter……………………………...……………..$50.00 Beta Signa Phi, Laureate Gamma Chapter…………………………...………………$50.00 Beta Sigma Phi, Zeta Masters Chapter………………………….……....……………...$50.00 Beta Sigma Phi, Xi Rho Chapter…………………………………..……………………..$50.00 Beta Sigma Phi, Preceptor Chapter……………………………..…………………..…$50.00 Beta Sigma Phi, Xi Beta Chapter…………………………………..…………………….$50.00 Beta Sigma Phi, Xi Pi Chapter………………………………………..…………………...$50.00 Rotary Tablemates of Departed Members……………………....…………………...$50.00 Friends of the Festival – In Memory of Kevin Young……...... …………………….$50.00
Designated Awards Best Operatic Voice – In Memory of Kathleen W. Neal and Margaret Neal ($300.00) Donated by Mr. Chris Neal
The Aaron Bradbury Memorial Award ($150.00) Donated by Stirling & Muriel Randell for Senior Voice
For Junior Voice ($50.00) Donated by the Anglican Diocese for Western Newfoundland
For Senior Piano ($50.00) Donated by the Anglican Diocese for Western Newfoundland
The Aaron Bradbury Memorial Award ($100.00) Donated by his family for Senior Musical Theatre
The Aaron Bradbury Memorial Award ($100.00) Donated by his family for Junior Musical Theatre
The Stan Fowler Memorial Award ($100.00) Donated by Dr. Adrian Fowler and Ms. Joanne Barbour and family for Junior Voice
The Heather MacDonald Memorial Award ($100.00) Donated by Mr. Brian and Mrs. Ruth Hillier for Senior Piano
The Michael Martin Memorial Award ($100.00) Donated by his family
The Dr. John A. Snow Memorial Award ($100.00) Donated by his family
For Musical Theatre ($100.00) Donated by Theatre Newfoundland & Labrador
For Strings ($100.00) Donated by Dr. Jim Patriquin
For Piano ($100.00) Donated by Investment Planning Council
For Piano ($100.00) Donated by Dr. Olaf and Mrs. Ellen Janzen and family
For Woodwind ($100.00) Donated by Dr. Olaf and Mrs. Ellen Janzen and family
In Memory of Rosalie Elliott ($100.00) Donated by a friend of the festival
For Flute/Piano ($50.00) Donated by Zena Park
For Strings ($50.00) Donated by Zena Park
The Guy & Daisy Belbin Memorial Award for Junior Voice ($50.00) Donated by Dr. Wilson & Mrs. Doreen Loveys
The Guy & Daisy Belbin Memorial Award for Junior Piano ($50.00) Donated by Dr. Wilson & Mrs. Doreen Loveys
The Donald Meiwald Memorial Award for Guitar ($50.00) Donated by Bernadette Meiwald
In Memory of Robert Michael: $300.00 donated by Peter & Rosalind Michael $150.00 donated by Brenda & Chad Elliott $100.00 donated by Karen Michael $100.00 donated by Yamaha Music School $100.00 donated by George & Blanche Rose $100.00 donated by Shawn & Marilyn Murphy $100.00 donated by Gary & Sharon Bennett $50.00 donated by PJ & Rebecca Michael $50.00 donated by Tina & Darren Osmond Proud sponsor of the 2016 Rotary Music Festival
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ROSE BOWL COMPETITIONS FRIDAY, MARCH 11 ARTS & CULTURE CENTRE 7:00PM
JUNIOR ROSE BOWL SENIOR ROSE BOWL
ADJUDICATORS
Christine Carter – Brass & Woodwind Shannon Coates – Voice Catherine Deering - Strings Rachel Ewing – Piano Vicki St. Pierre – Choral & Musical Theatre ______
Saturday, March 5 Venue: St. John the Evangelist Church Piano Adjudicator: Rachel Ewing ______
9:00am CLASS 593 PIANO SIGHT READING - NONCOMPETITIVE 10 & UNDER
1. Colin Spencer
9:10am CLASS 594 PIANO SIGHT READING - NONCOMPETITIVE 9 & UNDER
1. Daniel Sharpe
9:20am CLASS 661-A PREPARTORY (A/B) NOT OVER 9 - COMPETITIVE
____ 1. Brooke Tatchell - Boots ..Yvonne Adair ____ 2. Lily Smallwood - Let's Waltz ..Elvina Pearce ____ 3. Lauryn Collins - Curious Cat ..T.Richert ____ 4. Kali Coleman Gill - Let's Waltz ..E. Pearce ____ 5. Olivia Stuckless - Struttin' ..Christopher Norton ____ 6. Israela Ngatche Ngania - Struttin' ..Christopher Norton ____ 7. Ella Rashleigh - Jazz Blast ..Nancy Faber & Randell Faber
10:00am CLASS 655-A RCM PIANO ALBUM 2 NOT OVER 12 ROMANTIC, MODERN & INVENTIONS
____ 1. Shawna-Marie Stuckless - Jazz Invention No. 2 ..Pierre Gallant ____ 2. Simon Boitsefski - Autumn Leaves ..Linda Niamath ____ 3. Camryn Breen - Madrigal ..Mel Bonis ____ 4. Parker Salyzyn - Atacama Desert ..W. Rossi ____ 5. Daniel Sharpe - The Sparkling Brook ..Margaret Goldston
10:30am CLASS 659-C RCM PIANO ALBUM 1 NOT OVER 10 ROMANTIC, MODERN & INVENTIONS
____ 1. Hailey Veitch - Angelfish ..Anne Crosby Gaudet ____ 2. Carrie Follett - Spooks ..Clifford Poole ____ 3. Heather Flight - Angelfish ..Anne Crosby Gaudet ____ 4. Natalie Walsh - Red Satin Jazz ..Martha Mier ____ 5. Connor King – Waltz Op. 39, No.12 ..Dmitri Kabalevsky ____ 6. Christina Karn - Mist ..Clifford Poole ____ 7. Sara MacDonald - A Starry Night ..Italo Taranta ____ 8. Beth Elder-Musseau - Bronze Bear ..Y. Adair ____ 9. Logen Butt - Red Satin Jazz ..Martha Mier
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11:15am CLASS 662-B PREPARTORY (A/B) NOT OVER 9 - COMPETITIVE
____ 1. Brady Cave - New Shoes ..Linda Niamath ____ 2. Savannah Burden - Playful Puppy ..Linda Niamath ____ 3. Calista Burden - The Calico Cat ..Helen Mailais ____ 4. Sophie Simms - Playful Puppy ..Linda Niamath ____ 5. Gabriel Rowsell - A Skating Waltz ..B. Berlin ____ 6. Julia Motty - Halloween Pranks ..B. Berlin ____ 7. Nathan Howell - 16th Century March ..W. Palmer & A. Vick Lethco ____ 8. Reid House - To Fly Like An Eagle ..Anne Crosby Gaudet
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Saturday, March 5 Venue: Westside Tabernacle Strings Adjudicator: Catherine Deering ______
9:30am CLASS 949 MISCELLANEOUS ENSEMBLES - OPEN
____ 1. J.J. Curling Guitar Club
9:50am CLASS 956 STRING SONATA - SENIOR
____ 1. Caroline Bruce-Robertson - Sonatina in G Major, Op. 100 ..Antonin Dvorak
10:05am CLASS 962 STRING SOLO "C"
____ 1. Maryjane Jacobs - The Disturber ..Theresa Morgan ____ 2. Joseph Michael - 100 Pipers ..Traditional Jig ____ 3. Teagan Dwyer - Theme from Rosamunde ..F. Schubert ____ 4. Kali Coleman Gill - 100 Pipers ..Traditional Jig
10:45am CLASS 950 CONCERT GROUP, ANY STRINGED INSTRUMENT - SENIOR
____ 1. Caroline Bruce-Robertson a. Tempo Di Minuetto ..Fritz Kreisler b. Meditation from Thaïs ..Jules Massenet c. Sonata No. 4 in D Major, Mvt. 2 ..G. F. Handel
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Saturday, March 5 Venue: Westside Tabernacle Strings Adjudicator: Catherine Deering ______
2:00pm CLASS 965 FIDDLING - SENIOR
____ 1. Caroline Bruce-Robertson a. The Beare Island Reel b. Ladies Come Down to Tea (Slip Jig)
2:15pm CLASS 967 GUITAR SOLO - "A"
____ 1. Emma Peckford - Waltz, Op. 241, No. 44 ..Ferdinando Carulli ____ 2. Kyleigh Brisson - Grand Sonata, Opus 25, Mvt. 4: Minuet And Trio ..Fernando Sor
2:35pm CLASS 968 GUITAR SOLO - "B"
____ 1. Caylie Hopkins - Minuet, BWV anh. 114 ..Christian Petzold / arr. Jeffrey McFadden
2:45pm CLASS 970 GUITAR SOLO - "D" - NONCOMPETITIVE
1. Holly Morgan - Op. 60, No. 1 ..Fernando Sor
2:55pm CLASS 984 HARP SOLO - JUNIOR - OPEN
____ 1. Zoey Dwyer a. Eleanor Plunkett ..T. O'Carolan / arr. S. Woods b. Arran Boat Song ..Scottish Trad. / arr. K. Robertson
3:10pm CLASS 949b MISCELLANEOUS DUETS - JUNIOR
____ 1. Zoey Dwyer & Teagan Dwyer - Mountain Song ..D. Alexander
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Saturday, March 5 Venue: All Saints Church Vocal Adjudicator: Shannon Coates ______
1:00pm CLASS 204 CONCERT GROUP, ANY VOICE - 16 YEARS AND UNDER
____ 1. Nicole Keeping a. Flow My Tears ..John Dowland b. Va Godendo ..G.F. Handel c. Der Nussbaum ..R. Schumann d. The Merry Minstrels ..Horace Gleeson ____ 2. MacKenzie Brothers a. Thou Soft Flowing Avon ..T. Arne b. Gesellenreise ..W. A. Mozart c. Music When Soft Voices Die ..R. Quilter
2:00pm CLASS 203 CONCERT GROUP, ANY VOICE - 17 YEARS AND UNDER
____ 1. Melanie Wells a. Fairest Isle ..H. Purcell b. Heidenröslein ..F. Schubert c. Le Charme ..E. Chausson d. Orpheus With His Lute ..R. Vaughan Williams ____ 2. Julia Quinton a. Music for a While ..Henry Purcell b. Ganymed ..Franz Schubert c. A Piper ..M. Head
3:00pm CLASS 205 CONCERT GROUP, ANY VOICE - 15 YEARS AND UNDER
____ 1. Sophia Helgeland a. Art Thou Troubled ..G. F. Handel b. Bergère Légère ..Arr. Weckerlin c. Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child ..African Am. Spiritual Arr. C. Donkin ____ 2. James Barrett a. Rail No More, Ye Learned Asses ...William Boyce / arr. Archibald Jacob b. An Die Musik ..F. Schubert c. Trade Winds ..Frederick Keel ____ 3. Caelin Randall-Scott a. Nel Cor Più Non Mi Sento ..Giovanni Paisiello b. The Singer ..Michael Head c. Tout Gai! ..Maurice Ravel
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4:00pm CLASS 206 CONCERT GROUP, ANY VOICE - 14 YEARS AND UNDER
____ 1. Jillian Dolomount a. Star Vicino ..Anon. / arr. Kathleen Wood b. Le Papillon et La Fleur ..Gabriel Fauré c. Now Sleeps the Crimson Petal ..Roger Quilter ____ 2. Charlotte Cluney a. Dolente Imagine ..Bellini b. Frühingsglaube ..F. Schubert c. How Can I Keep From Singing ..Akiko & Forrest Kinney ____ 3. Tess English a. Art Thou Troubled ..G.F. Handel b. Les Berceaux ..G. Fauré c. June Magic ..M. Spencer ____ 4. Heidi Perry a. My Mother Bids Me Bind My Hair ..F. Mendelssohn b. Clair de Lune ..G. Fauré c. Maria's Wiegenlied ..M. Reger
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Saturday, March 5 Venue: St. John the Evangelist Church Piano Adjudicator: Rachel Ewing ______
7:00pm CLASS 564 PIANO SIGHT-READING - 16 YEARS AND UNDER
____ 1. Nicole Keeping
7:10pm CLASS 567 PIANO SIGHT-READING - 13 YEARS AND UNDER
____ 1. Gina Spencer ____ 2. Rachel Davis
7:25pm CLASS 557 PIANO QUICK STUDY - 17 YEARS AND UNDER
____ 1. Gillian Ash
7:30pm CLASS 560 PIANO QUICK STUDY - 14 YEARS AND UNDER
____ 1. Kaley Burry
7:35pm CLASS 620 PIANO DUET - 8 YEARS AND UNDER - COMPETITIVE
____ 1. Calista Burden & Savannah Burden - The Happy Farmer ..Robert Schumann
7:40pm CLASS 604 PIANO DUET, PUPIL AND TEACHER - INTERMEDIATE - NONCOMPETITIVE
1. Kaley Burry & Stephanie Kirby - Straight Away Op. 202, No. 6 ..C. Gurlitt
7:50pm CLASS 643 RCM PIANO ALBUM 6 NOT OVER 17 YEARS OLD ROMANTIC & MODERN
____ 1. Zoey Dwyer - Sentimental Waltz ..Frank Schubert ____ 2. Katie Thistle - On the Lake ..Heinrich Hofmann ____ 3. Anna Barrett - On the Lake ..Heinrich Hofmann ____ 4. Jack Rigler - On the Lake ..Heinrich Hofmann ____ 5. Levi Jacobsen - Song of the Cavalry ..Dmitri Kabalevsky ____ 6. Amber Critch - On the Lake .. Heinrich Hofmann ____ 7. Sarah Graham - Arietta ..E. Grieg ____ 8. Caleigh Edwards - Song of the Cavalry ..Dmitri Kabalevsky
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Saturday, March 5 Venue: All Saints Church Vocal Adjudicator: Shannon Coates ______
7:00pm CLASS 210-A CONCERT GROUP, ANY VOICE - 10 YEARS AND UNDER
____ 1. Will Brothers a. Panis Angelicus ..César Franck b. The Callers ..Arthur Benjamin c. Vespers ..F. Fraser- Simons ____ 2. Alessandra Leblanc a. Jesu So Kind ..J.S. Bach b. Papillon ..Oscar O'Brian c. Spring is Singing ..W.H. Anderson ____ 3. Maria Veitch a. Gloria Deo ..D. Ouchterlony b. Seligkeit ..F. Schubert c. Spring is Singing ..W. H. Anderson ____ 4. Lauren Davis a. Sing Lullaby ..Arr. D. Cook b. Auprès de ma Blonde ..Arr. Akiko & F. Kinney c. The Rose and the Butterfly ..H. A. Clark ____ 5. Daniel Sharpe a. Come, See Where Golden-Hearted Spring ..George Frederick Handel b. Heidenroslein, Opus 3, No. 3 ..Franz Schubert c. Panis Angelicus ..César Franck
8:00pm CLASS 210-B CONCERT GROUP, ANY VOICE - 10 YEARS AND UNDER
____ 1. Grace Pye a. Cara Mamma ..Trad. Italian, Arr. C. Donkin b. Wiegenlied ..W. A. Mozart c. The Fairy Ring ..Arthur Baynon ____ 2. Clare Coleman a. Now is the Month of Maying ..Thomas Morley b. L'été ..Ruth Watson Henderson c. Cradle Song ..Wolfgang Mozart ____ 3. Simon Boitsefski a. The Bird Catcher ..W. A. Mozart b. Ah! Toi, Belle Hirondelle ..French, Arr. O'Brien c. By the Sea ..R.Quilter ____ 4. Arabella Leblanc a. Longing for Spring ..Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart b. Auprès de ma Blonde / Close to My Beloved ..Traditional Arr. Paul Creston c. Computer Cat ..Donna Rhodenizer
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Sunday, March 6 Venue: St. John the Evangelist Church Piano Adjudicator: Rachel Ewing ______
2:00pm CLASS 505 PIANO CONCERT GROUP - 14 YEARS AND UNDER
____ 1. Tess English a. Prelude ..J. S. Bach b. Sonatina in C Major ..Kuhlau c. A Giddy Girl ..J. Ibert ____ 2. Jenna Eveleigh a. Allegro in G Minor ..G.F. Handel b. Fur Elise ..L.van Beethoven c. Barcarolle Op. 138, No. 5 ..Stephen Heller
2:50pm CLASS 516 PIANO SONATINA - 14 YEARS AND UNDER
____ 1. Rosemary Karn - Sonatina Op. 36, No. 1 ..M. Clementi
3:00pm CLASS 545 PIANO SOLO 15 YEARS AND UNDER - MODERN
____ 1. Noah Hamilton - Don't Get Around Much Anymore ..Duke Ellington ____ 2. Cali Breen - Young Rider ..Christopher Norton ____ 3. Levi Jacobsen - In a Hurry ..Christopher Norton
3:30pm CLASS 653-B RCM PIANO ALBUM 2 NOT OVER 12 YEARS OLD BAROQUE & CLASSICAL
____ 1. Erica Karn - Menuetto 1 in C Major ..W.A. Mozart ____ 2. Robyn Ford - Gavotte in A Major ..D.G Turk ____ 3. Clare Coleman - Menuetto in C Major ..W.A. Mozart ____ 4. Aidan Mercer - Ecossaise in G Major ..L. van Beethoven ____ 5. Jack Jacobs - Menuet en Rondeau ..Jean-Philippe Rameau
3:55pm CLASS 641 RCM PIANO ALBUM 6 NOT OVER 17 YEARS OLD BAROQUE
____ 1. Jenna Eveleigh - Les Carillons ..Johann Philipp Kirnberger ____ 2. Jack Rigler - Aria ..G.P. Telemann ____ 3. Sarah Graham - Minuet in G Minor ..G.H. Stolzel ____ 4. James Barrett - Scherzo in C Major ..Johann Christoph Friedrich Bach ____ 5. Katie Thistle - Little Prelude in E Minor ..J.S. Bach
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4:20pm CLASS 648 RCM PIANO ALBUM 4 NOT OVER 14 YEARS OLD CLASSICAL
____ 1. Megan King - Cradle Song, Opus 101 ..Cornelius Gurlitt ____ 2. Ethan Mercer - Sonatina in G Major Op 36, No. 2 ..M. Clementi ____ 3. Isaac Buckingham - Sonata in F Major ..F.J. Haydn ____ 4. Jillian Dolomount - Sonatina in B Flat Major, Op 4, No. 8 ..Samuel Wesley ____ 5. Chloe Reid - Sonatina in Bb Major ..James Hook
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Sunday, March 6 Venue: All Saints Church Vocal Adjudicator: Shannon Coates ______
2:00pm CLASS 208 CONCERT GROUP, ANY VOICE - 12 YEARS AND UNDER
____ 1. Mira Buckle a. The Old Woman ..W.A. Mozart b. Papillon, tu es Volage ..Fr., Arr. O'Brien c. The King of Song ..E. Thiman ____ 2. Alexandra Michael a. Fair, If You Expect Admiring ..Thomas Campion b. L'étoile du Matin ..Arr. Jean-Baptiste Weckerlin c. Olde Irish Blessing ..Linda Fletcher
2:40pm CLASS 373 GIRLS' SOLO - 6 YEARS AND UNDER - COMPETITIVE
____ 1. Kaitlyn Elliott - Rabbits ..W. H. Belyea ____ 2. Sophie Swift - Colours ..Harry Brook ____ 3. Charlotte Wareham - My Dog Spot ..Clifford Crawley ____ 4. Lauryn Collins - The Ferryman ..M.Helyea ____ 5. Rayna Greene - All Through The Night ..Traditional
3:05pm CLASS 372 GIRLS' SOLO - 7 YEARS AND UNDER - COMPETITIVE
____ 1. Kyah Goold - Butterfly ..Lin Marsh ____ 2. Sacha Collins - Skye Boat Song ..Malcom Lawson ____ 3. Sophia Wiseman - There Stands a Little Man ..German Folk Song
3:20pm CLASS 358 GIRLS' SOLO - 6 YEARS AND UNDER - NONCOMPETITIVE Colours ..Harry Brook
1. Cassie Churchill 2. Maggie Coleman Gill
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3:30pm CLASS 357 GIRLS' SOLO - 6 YEARS AND UNDER - COMPETITIVE Colours ..Harry Brook
____ 1. Kaitlyn Elliott
3:40pm CLASS 355 GIRLS' SOLO - 7 YEARS AND UNDER - COMPETITIVE The Market of San Jose ..American Folk Song, Arr. Akiko & Forrest Kinney
____ 1. Lily Smallwood ____ 2. Sarah Buckingham
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Sunday, March 6 Venue: St. John the Evangelist Church Piano Adjudicator: Rachel Ewing ______
7:00pm CLASS 652 RCM PIANO ALBUM 3 NOT OVER 13 YEARS OLD ROMANTIC & MODERN
____ 1. Teagan Dwyer - Picnic Piece 1920 ..Mike Schoenmehl ____ 2. Alexandra Michael - Allegro Moderato ..Bela Bartok ____ 3. Olivia Elliott - Interlude ..Martha Mier ____ 4. Kate White - Interlude ..Martha Mier ____ 5. Tessa May - Yes Sir! ..Clifford Crawley ____ 6. Rachel Reid - Holiday Parade ..Rhonda Bennett ____ 7. Rebecca Pye - Funny Puppy ..Anne Crosby Gaudet ____ 8. Alessandra Leblanc - Funny Puppy ..Anne Crosby Gaudet ____ 9. Katelynn Howell - Yes Sir! ..Clifford Crawley
7:45pm CLASS 503 PIANO CONCERT GROUP - 16 YEARS AND UNDER
____ 1. Andrew Luther a. Prelude and Fugue in C Minor. BWV 847..J.S. Bach b. Sonata in A Major XVI: L2. 2nd & 3rd Mvts. ..Franz Joseph Haydn c. Over The Rainbow ..Harold Arlen / arr. George Shearing
8:15pm CLASS 536 PIANO SOLO 16 YEARS AND UNDER - CLASSICAL
____ 1. Nicole Keeping - Für Elise Wo059 ..L van Beethoven
8:25pm CLASS 502 PIANO CONCERT GROUP - 17 YEARS AND UNDER
____ 1. Thomas Pender a. Minuet & Trio in B Minor ..J.S. Bach b. Rondo in C Major ..L. van Beethoven c. Impromtu No. 3 ..F. Schubert
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Sunday, March 6 Venue: All Saints Church Vocal Adjudicator: Shannon Coates ______
7:00pm CLASS 207 CONCERT GROUP, ANY VOICE - 13 YEARS AND UNDER
____ 1. Alexandra Payne a. I Attempt from Love's Sickness ..H. Purcell b. Ich Liebe Dich ..L. van Beethoven c. Au Clair De La Lune ..Arr. W. F. Weckerlin ____ 2. Anna Barrett a. My Mother Bids Me Bind My Hair..Franz Joseph Haydn b. Lachen und Weinen ..F. Schubert c. Tango d’amour! ..Leo Le Sieur ____ 3. Kaede Randall-Scott a. Here Amid the Shady Woods HWV 65 ..George Frederic Handel b. Wiegenlied / Cradle Song Op. 49, No. 4 ..Johannes Brahms c. L'Heure Exquise ..Reynaldo Hahn d. My Name is Barbara ..Leonard Bernstein ____ 4. Noah Hamilton a. There's Not A Swain On The Plain ..Henry Purcell b. Wohin? ..F. Schubert c. Silent Noon ..R. Vaughan Williams ____ 5. Rachel Davis a. Art Thou Troubled ..G. F. Handel b. Wiegenlied ..W. A. Mozart c. Oh, Que Buen Amor, Saber Yoglar ..F. J. Obradors ____ 6. Kate Sanders a. Fairest Isle ..Henry Purcel b. Warnung ..Mozart c. Jardin d'amour..Trad. French, Arr. Paul Elaurd d. June Magic ..M. Spencer ____ 7. Gina Spencer a. When a Tender Maid ..Thomas Linley Senior b. Le Papillon et La Fleur ..G. Fauré c. Little Polly Flinders ..J. M. Diack
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Monday, March 7 Venue: St. John the Evangelist Church Piano Adjudicator: Rachel Ewing ______
9:00am CLASS 610 PIANO DUET - 15 YEARS AND UNDER
____ 1. James Barrett & Anna Barrett - Reel ..E. Markham Lee
9:10am CLASS 507 PIANO CONCERT GROUP - 12 YEARS AND UNDER
____ 1. Olivia Elliott a. Minuet in G Major ..J.S. Bach b. Sonatina in F Major ..Anton Diabelli c. Positively Swinging ..Christopher Norton ____ 2. Tessa May a. Gavotte in G Major ..George Frederic Handel b. Sonatina III ..Muzio Clementi c. The Sleeping Dragon ..Nancy Telfer ____ 3. Emma White a. Bourrée ..J.S. Bach b. Minuet and Trio ..Franz Joseph Haydn c. The Young Rider ..Christopher Norton ____ 4. Adam Veitch a. Aria in D Minor L. 423/k. 32 ..Domenico Scarlatti b. Sonatina in C Major ..Anton Diabelli c. Positively Swinging ..Christopher Norton ____ 5. Cole Burden a. Sarabanda in G Minor - ..D. Zipoli b. Sonatina in G Major ..F. Kuhlau c. Cancan ..D. Finch
10:40am CLASS 614 PIANO DUET - 11 YEARS AND UNDER - COMPETITIVE
____ 1. Arabella Leblanc & Alessandra Leblanc - Mourning Doves ..Valerie Roth Roubos
10:50am CLASS 616 PIANO DUET - 10 YEARS AND UNDER - COMPETITIVE
____ 1. Rebecca Pye & Rachel Reid - March ..D. Shostakovich
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11:00am CLASS 618 PIANO DUET - 9 YEARS AND UNDER - COMPETITIVE The Thunderer ..John Philip Sousa
____ 1. Grace Pye & Charlotte Guy ____ 2. Grace O'Brien & Jonas Payne
11:20am CLASS 646 RCM PIANO ALBUM 5 NOT OVER 16 YEARS OLD ROMANTIC & MODERN
____ 1. Kaley Burry - Jig ..V. Archer ____ 2. Kaede Randall-Scott - Waltz ..E. Grieg ____ 3. Abigail Companion - Happy Time Jazz ..Martha Mier
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Monday, March 7 Venue: Arts & Culture Centre Choral / Musical Theatre Adjudicator: Vicki St. Pierre ______
9:00am CLASS 65 GRADE CHOIRS, GRADE IV
____ 1. C.C. Loughlin Grade Four Choir a. Come By the Hills ..Gaelic Folk Song b. Gypsy Rover ..Irish Folk Song
9:15am CLASS 67 GRADE CHOIRS, GRADE II
____ 1. C.C. Loughlin Grade Two Choir a. Ed the Invisible Dragon ..D. Rhodenizer b. The Ferryman ..M. Heyler ____ 2. Templeton Academy Grade Two Choir a. Salt Water Joys ..W. Chaulk b. I Need a Home for my Dinosaur ..D. Rhodenizer
9:45am CLASS 66 GRADE CHOIRS, GRADE III
____ 1. Templeton Academy Grade Three Choir a. Child of Tomorrow ..M. Patterson b. The Papaya Song ..Arr. G. Gilpin
10:15am CLASS 89-A PRIMARY CHOIR WORKSHOP
1. Sacred Heart School Primary Choir - The Penguin Ball ..Donna Rhodenizer 2. St. Peter's Academy Primary Choir - The Best One for the Job ..Donna Rhodenizer 3. Immaculate Heart of Mary School - Children Together
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Monday, March 7 Venue: All Saints Church Vocal Adjudicator: Shannon Coates ______
9:00am CLASS 259 NEWFOUNDLAND FOLK SONG SOLO, ANY VOICE - 12 & UNDER
____ 1. Mira Buckle - The Liar’s Song ..D.F. Cook
9:10am CLASS 262 TRADITIONAL FOLK SONG SOLO, ANY VOICE - 19 & UNDER
____ 1. Jasmine Penney - The Water is Wide ..Trad. English ____ 2. Maria Park - A Brisk Young Sailor ..Trad. English, Arr. C Sharpe ____ 3. Thomas Pender - The Water is Wide ..American Folk Song, Arr. Mark Hayes ____ 4. Julia Quinton - The Sally Gardens ..Irish, Arr. B. Britten
9:30am CLASS 266 TRADITIONAL FOLK SONG SOLO, ANY VOICE - 13 & UNDER
____ 1. Gina Spencer - He's Gone Away (American) ..Luigi Zaninelli ____ 2. Anna Barrett - Oh Shenandoah ..Arr. Richard Walters ____ 3. Noah Hamilton - The Foggy, Foggy Dew ..Trad. English, Arr. B. Britten ____ 4. Kate Sanders - The Blue Bells of Scotland ..Scottish Folk Song ____ 5. Alexandra Payne - The Lark in the Clear Air ..English Folk Song, Arr. P. Tate ____ 6. Kaede Randall-Scott - The Last Rose of Summer ..Traditional Irish ____ 7. Sarah Hansen-Robitschek - My Bonny Lighter Boy ..Arr. C. Sharpe ____ 8. Rachel Davis - A Ballynure Ballad ..Trad. Irish, Arr. H. Hughes ____ 9. Matthew Sherstobetoff - The Days of '49 ..Frank Warner
10:25am CLASS 264 TRADITIONAL FOLK SONG SOLO, ANY VOICE - 15 & UNDER
____ 1. Cecilia Loder - Homeward Bound ..American ____ 2. James Barrett - Ye Mar’ners All ..Trad. English ____ 3. Caelin Randall-Scott - Annie Laurie ..Scottish folk song, Arr. J. Keel ____ 4. Jack Rigler - The Robber ..English Folk Song
10:50am CLASS 268 TRADITIONAL FOLK SONG SOLO, ANY VOICE – 11 & UNDER
____ 1. Danielle Hoven - Come to the Hills ..Gaelic ____ 2. Megan Wheaton - The Jolly Farmer ..Swedish, Arr. P. Fletcher
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Monday, March 7 Venue: St. John the Evangelist Church Piano Adjudicator: Rachel Ewing ______
2:00pm CLASS 509 PIANO CONCERT GROUP - 10 YEARS AND UNDER
____ 1. Colin Spencer a. Aria ..D.Scarlatti b. Sonatina in G Major ..Musio Clementi c. Foggy Day Blues ..M. Springer ____ 2. Daniel Sharpe a. Two Part Invention #1 in C Major ..Johann Sebastian Bach b. Sonatina in F Major Opus 36, No.4 ..Muzio Clementi c. From Foreign Lands and People Opus 15, No.1 ..Robert Schumann ____ 3. Alessandra Leblanc a. Hornpipe ..Henry Purcell b. The Sleeping Dragon ..Nancy Telfer c. Sonatina in C 3rd Mvt. ..Muzio Clementi ____ 4. Teagan Dwyer a. Harlequinade ..Johann Ludwig Krebs b. Sonatina In C Major 2nd Mvt. ..Muzio Clementi c. Holiday Parade ..Rhonda Bennett ____ 5. Shawna-Marie Stuckless a. Allegretto in C Major ..Christian Neefe b. Ecossaise in G Major ..L. van Beethoven c. Half Asleep ..Christopher Norton ____ 6. Arabella Leblanc a. Gavotte in G Major ..G.F. Handel b. Sonatina in G 1st Mvt. ..L. van Beethoven c. Yes Sir ..C. Crawley
3:30pm CLASS 552 PIANO SOLO 13 & UNDER - CANADIAN COMPOSERS
____ 1. Kaley Burry - Scamp ..C. Norton ____ 2. Cali Breen - After the Rain ..Joanne Bender ____ 3. Zoey Dwyer - One, Two, Three O'Leary ..William Lea
4:00pm CLASS 591 PIANO SOLO - 6 YEARS AND UNDER - NONCOMPETITIVE
1. Maggie Coleman Gill - Morning Prayer ..Alfred Prep. Level A 2. Olivia Sheppard - Alouette ..Lesson Book 3. Anderson Murphy - Yankee Doodle ..Trad. American
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4:15pm CLASS 554 PIANO SOLO 12 & UNDER - CANADIAN COMPOSERS
____ 1. Adam Veitch - Richard's Rag ..D. F. Cook ____ 2. Shawna-Marie Stuckless - Periwinkle Twinkle ..Anne Crosby Gaudet ____ 3. Camryn Breen - Land of the Silver Birch ..Nancy Telfer ____ 4. Teagan Dwyer - Summertime Waltz ..Heather Laliberte
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Monday, March 7 Venue: Arts & Culture Centre Choral / Musical Theatre Adjudicator: Vicki St. Pierre ______
2:00pm CLASS 229 GILBERT & SULLIVAN SOLO, ANY VOICE - 16 & UNDER
____ 1. Jack Rigler - The Sergeant's Song (Pirates Of Penzance) ..Gilbert & Sullivan ____ 2. James Barrett - My Boy, You May Take It From Me (Ruddigore) ..Gilbert & Sullivan
2:20pm CLASS 243 MUSICAL THEATRE/MOVIE MUSICAL – 7 & UNDER
____ 1. Kyah Goold - You're Never Fully Dressed (Annie) .. Arr. M. Dansicker ____ 2. Sarah Buckingham - The Lonely Goatherd (The Sound of Music) ..Rodgers & Hammerstein ____ 3. Sophie Swift - Sing (Seasame Street) ..Jeff Moss ____ 4. Rayna Greene - Castle on a Cloud (Les Miserables) ..Schonberg ____ 5. Deah-Lee Robertson - Maybe (Annie) ..Charles Strouse ____ 6. Kaitlyn Elliott - Rubber Ducky (Sesame Street) ..Jeff Moss ____ 7. Lily Smallwood- Quiet (Matilda) ..Tim Minchin ____ 8. Sacha Collins - A Dream is a Wish (Cinderella) ..Mack David ____ 9. Luke Coleman - Be Kind To Your Parents (Fanny) ..Harold Rome
3:15pm CLASS 248 MUSICAL THEATRE, DUET, ANY VOICES - 16 & UNDER
____ 1. Keely Brothers & MacKenzie Brothers - For Good (Wicked) ..Stephen Sondheim
3:25pm CLASS 249 MUSICAL THEATRE, DUET, ANY VOICES - 15 & UNDER
____ 1. James Barrett & Sarah Graham - Sue Me (Guys & Dolls) ..Frank Loesser
3:35pm CLASS 250 MUSICAL THEATRE/MOVIE MUSICAL, DUET, ANY VOICES - 14 & UNDER
____ 1. Tess English & Jillian Dolomount - What is this Feeling (Wicked) ..Stephen Schwartz
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3:45pm CLASS 251 MUSICAL THEATRE/MOVIE MUSICAL, DUET, ANY VOICES - 13 & UNDER
____ 1. Noah Hamilton & Mira Buckle - I Think I Got You Beat (Shrek The Musical) ..J. Tesori ____ 2. Gina Spencer & Anna Barrett - If Mamma was Married (Gypsy) ..Sondheim & Styne ____ 3. Kate Sanders & Kaede Randall-Scott - Impossible/It’s Possible, (Cinderella) ..Rodgers & Hammerstein
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Monday, March 7 Venue: All Saints Church Vocal Adjudicator: Shannon Coates ______
7:00pm CLASS 216 OPERATIC SOLO, ANY VOICE - 17 YEARS AND UNDER
____ 1. Melanie Wells - Vadoro Pupile ..G.F. Handel ____ 2. MacKenzie Brothers - Bel Piacere (Rinaldo) ..G. F. Handel ____ 3. Julia Quinton - Che Farò Senza Euridice? From Orfeo ed Euridice ..C. W. Von Gluck ____ 4. Charlotte Cluney - Che Farò Senza Euridice? From Orfeo ed Euridice ..C. W. Von Gluck ____ 5. Nicole Keeping - Voi Che Sapete (di Nozze Di Figaro) ..W.A. Mozart ____ 6. Caelin Randall-Scott - O Sleep, Why Dost Thou Leave Me? ..G.F. Handel
7:25pm CLASS 224 SACRED ARIA SOLO, ANY VOICE - 17 YEARS AND UNDER
____ 1. Julia Quinton - Oh Rest In The Lord (Elijah) ..F. Mendelssohn ____ 2. MacKenzie Brothers - Quia Respexit (Magnificat) ..J. S. Bach ____ 3. Melanie Wells - Domine Deus ..A. Vivaldi ____ 4. Charlotte Cluney - Prepare Thyself Zion (The Christmas Oratorio) ..J. S. Bach
8:05pm CLASS 263 TRADITIONAL FOLK SONG SOLO, ANY VOICE - 16 YEARS AND UNDER
____ 1. Nicole Keeping - The Salley Gardens ..Irish, Arr. B. Britten
8:15pm CLASS 272 SONGS OF NEWFOUNDLAND, ANY VOICE - 19 YEARS AND UNDER
____ 1. Thomas Pender - The Rocks of Merasheen ..Al Pittman & Pat Byrne ____ 2. Maria Park - Atlantic Blue ..Ron Hynes
8:25pm CLASS 273 SONGS OF NEWFOUNDLAND, ANY VOICE - 16 YEARS AND UNDER
____ 1. Ani Kennedy - Away ..Ron Hynes ____ 2. Cecilia Loder - Sarah ..Unknown ____ 3. Nicole Keeping - Taking Back Gear in the Night ..Gerry Fudge ____ 4. Joscelyn Williams - Will They Lie Here Evermore ..Unknown
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Tuesday, March 8 Venue: St. John the Evangelist Church Piano Adjudicator: Rachel Ewing ______
9:00am CLASS 530 PIANO SOLO 17 YEARS AND UNDER - ROMANTIC OR IMPRESSIONISTIC
____ 1. Thomas Pender - Consolation No. 3 ..Liszt ____ 2. Leah Whitten - June (Barcarole) Op. 37a., No. 6 ..P. Tchaikovsky
9:20am CLASS 531 PIANO SOLO 17 YEARS AND UNDER - MODERN
____ 1. Leah Whitten - Milonga Del Angel ..Astor Piazzolla ____ 2. Jasmine Penney - Early Morning Exercises ..Dmitri Kabalevsky
9:45am CLASS 537 PIANO SOLO 16 YEARS AND UNDER - ROMANTIC OR IMPRESSIONISTIC
____ 1. Nicole Keeping - Arietta Op.12 ..E.Grieg
10:10am CLASS 546 PIANO SOLO 15 YEARS AND UNDER - CANADIAN COMPOSERS
____ 1. Noah Hamilton - The Gentle Waltz ..Oscar Peterson ____ 2. Katie Thistle - Au Jour De L'An ..Remi Bouchard
10:30am CLASS 551 PIANO SOLO 14 YEARS AND UNDER - ORIGINAL COMPOSITION
____ 1. Noah Hamilton - Morning Waits for No One ..Noah Hamilton
10:40am CLASS 631 PIANO RCM ALBUM 9 ROMANTIC
____ 1. Andrew Luther - Scotch Poem ..Edward MacDowell
10:55am CLASS 633 PIANO RCM ALBUM 8 BAROQUE
____ 1. Gina Spencer - Solfeggio in C Minor ..C.P.E. Bach
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11:05am CLASS 634 PIANO RCM ALBUM 8 CLASSICAL
____ 1. Gillian Ash - Six Variations on a Swiss Folk Song ..L. van Beethoven
11:20am CLASS 636 PIANO RCM ALBUM 8 MODERN
____ 1. Gina Spencer - Far Away Friend ..M. Springer ____ 2. Leah Whitten - Mysterious Summer's Night ..Larysa Kuzmenko ____ 3. Gillian Ash - Rings of Saturn ..Alexina Louie
11:50am CLASS 638 RCM PIANO ALBUM 7 NOT OVER 18 YEARS OLD CLASSICAL
____ 1. Olivia Callahan - Sonatina in C Major ..Friedrich Kuhlau ____ 2. Caelin Randall-Scott - Für Elise WoO59 ..L. van Beethoven
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Tuesday, March 8 Venue: Arts & Culture Centre Choral / Musical Theatre Adjudicator: Vicki St. Pierre ______
9:00am CLASS 56 CHOIRS - ANY VOICES - 14 YEARS AND UNDER
____ 1. Immaculate Heart of Mary School - The Song that Nature Sings
9:30am CLASS 70 ELEMENTARY CHOIRS - UNISON
____ 1. Immaculate Heart of Mary School a. The Path to the Moon ..Eric Thiman b. Alpine Song ..John Ireland
10:00am CLASS 88-A ELEMENTARY CHOIR WORKSHOP a) Tango for Tuna ..Nancy Devries
1. Pasadena Elementary b) Listen to the Rain ..Sally K. Albrecht 2. Sacred Heart School Elementary Choir b) I'm Wishing (Snow White and the 7 Dwarfs) ..Morey & Frank Churchill 3. St. Peter's Academy Elementary Choir b) Come by the Hills ..Traditional Gaelic Melody, Arr. C. Donkin 4. Elwood Elementary Choir b) Let There be Song ..Dave & Jean Perry
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Tuesday, March 8 Venue: Westside Tabernacle Bands / Brass / Woodwind Adjudicator: Christine Carter ______
2:00pm CLASS 759 BRASS SIGHT READING "A"
1. Olivia Callahan (Trumpet)
2:10pm CLASS 847 WOODWIND CONCERT GROUP - SENIOR
____ 1. Jack Rigler (Alto Saxophone) a. Sonate (Siciliana & Spirituoso) ..G.P. Telemann/arr. Londeix b. Vocalise ..Sergey Rachmaninoff / arr. Teal c. Chanson à Bercer ..Eugene Bozza ____ 2. Susie O'Brien (Clarinet) a. Adagio and Gigue ..Corelli / arr. David Hite b. Etude No.3 ..Carl Baermann c. Fantasy-Piece ..Niels Gade ____ 3. Monica Drover (Clarinet) a. Concertino Mvt. 1 & 2 ..G. Tartini b. Nocturne (Concerto In G Minor) ..T. Verhey c. Siciliano ..G. Wuensch ____ 4. Leah Whitten (Flute) a. Sonata in F Major Mvt. 1 & 2 ..J.C. Pepusch b. Andante ..W.A. Mozart c. Trois Pieces, No. 2, Jade ..Pierre-Octave Ferround ____ 5. Luke Sanders (Flute) a. Hamburger Sonata in G Major - 1st Mvt. ..C.P.E. Bach b. Andante Pastoral et Scherzettino ..Paul Taffenel c. Sonata No.3 - 1st Mvt. ..G.F. Handel ____ 6. Andrew Luther (Alto Saxophone) a. Sonata No. 5 ..G. Platti b. Romance No. 1 ..R. Schumann c. Ragtime Waltz ..R.R. Bennett
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Tuesday, March 8 Venue: All Saints Church Vocal Adjudicator: Shannon Coates ______
2:00pm CLASS 276 SONGS OF NEWFOUNDLAND, ANY VOICE - 10 AND UNDER
____ 1. Rachel Myers - Down by the Ocean ..Wayne Chaulk ____ 2. MacKenzie Companion - Breath of Angels ..Maureen Ennis ____ 3. Charlotte Guy - By the Glow of the Kerosene Light ..W. Coles ____ 4. Deah-Lee Robertson - Salt Water Joys ..Wayne Chaulk ____ 5. Lucas Upward - Northern Lights of Labrador ..Don Fulford ____ 6. Lauren Chaulk - Sonny's Dream ..Ron Hynes ____ 7. Brooklyn Decker - Labrador Rose ..Dick Gardiner
2:35pm CLASS 275 SONGS OF NEWFOUNDLAND, ANY VOICE - 12 YEARS AND UNDER
____ 1. Alexandra Michael - The Harbour is Empty ..Harry Martin ____ 2. Marisa Roberts - Grey Foggy Day ..E Coffey ____ 3. Lauren Murphy - Away ..Ron Hynes ____ 4. Maeve Skanes - Tickle Cove Pond ..Mark Walker
2:55pm CLASS 260 NEWFOUNDLAND FOLK SONG SOLO, ANY VOICE - 10 YEARS & UNDER
____ 1. Rebecca Pye - The Old Mayflower ..Canadian Folk, Arr. D. F. Cook ____ 2. Mariam Diamond - She's Like the Swallow ..Traditional ____ 3. Charlotte Guy - The Green Shores of Fogo ..Traditional ____ 4. Shantel Hurley - I'se The By ..Unknown ____ 5. Andrew Austin - Jack Was Every Inch A Sailor ..Arr. Kenneth Peacock
3:20pm CLASS 280 FEMALE SOLO - 17 YEARS AND UNDER
____ 1. Maria Park - Beau Soir ..C. Debussy ____ 2. Jasmine Penney - How Can I Keep from Singing ..D. Rishel ____ 3. Julia Quinton - Now Sleeps the Crimson Petal ..R. Quilter
3:50pm CLASS 284 MEZZO-SOPRANO SOLO - 19 YEARS AND UNDER
____ 1. Keely Brothers - O Sleep, Why Dost Thou Leave Me? ..G.F. Handel
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3:55pm CLASS 283 MEZZO-SOPRANO SOLO - OPEN
____ 1. Charlotte Cluney - Le Charme ..E. Chausson ____ 2. Sophia Helgeland - Come Ready and See Me ..R. Hundley ____ 3. Keely Brothers - The Statue at Czafskoe-Selo ..César Cui
4:25pm CLASS 269 TRADITIONAL FOLK SONG SOLO, ANY VOICE - 10 YEARS AND UNDER
____ 1. Andrew Austin - Buttercup Joe ..English ____ 2. Simon Boitsefski - Whiskey Johnnie ..Maritime ____ 3. Avery Brothers - Drummer Curly ..Arr. Alfred Moffatt ____ 4. Colin Spencer - Skip to My Lou ..Arr. L. Zaninelli ____ 5. Clare Coleman - The Drummer and the Cook ..English
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Tuesday, March 8 Venue: St. John the Evangelist Church Piano Adjudicator: Rachel Ewing ______
7:00pm CLASS 613 PIANO DUET - 12 YEARS AND UNDER Hava Nagila ..Arr. Melody Bober ____ 1. Mira Buckle & Clare Coleman ____ 2. Samantha Churchill & Olivia Elliot ____ 3. Emma White & Adam Veitch ____ 4. Alexandra Michael & Lauren Murphy
7:30pm CLASS 506 PIANO CONCERT GROUP - 13 YEARS AND UNDER
____ 1. Noah Hamilton a. Prelude in C Minor BWV 999 ..J.S. Bach b. Sonatina in F Major ..Anton Diabelli c. Happy Time Jazz ..Martha Mier ____ 2. Rachel Davis a. Little Prelude in C Major ..J. S. Bach b. Sonatina in F Major ..L. van Beethoven c. On The Lake ..Hofmann ____ 3. Zoey Dwyer a. Prelude in C Minor BWV 999 ..J S Bach b. Sonatina in D Major. Op. 12, No.1 1st Mvt. ..James Hook c. Happy Time Jazz ..Martha Mier ____ 4. Gina Spencer a. Invention 13 ..J.S. Bach b. Sonatina Op. 20, No. 3 (Allegro Con Spirito) ..F. Kuhlau c. Le Petit Ane Blanc ..J. Ibert ____ 5. William Bruce-Robertson a. Allemande in G Minor ..J.S. Bach b. Sonatina Op.55, No. 3 ..F. Kuhlau c. Sonatina Op. 27, No. 11 ..D. Kabalevsky
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Tuesday, March 8 Venue: Arts & Culture Centre Bands / Brass / Woodwind Adjudicator: Christine Carter ______
7:00pm CLASS 922 SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL CONCERT BANDS
____ 1. CBRH Symphonic Band a. Encanto ..Robert W. Smith b. When the Stars Began to Fall ..Fred J. Allen ____ 2. CBRH Wind Symphony a. Brookshire Suite ..James Barnes b. Inner Sanctum ..Aaron Perrine
8:00pm CLASS 935 SCHOOL JAZZ ENSEMBLES OR STAGE BANDS - OPEN - NONCOMPETITIVE
1. CBRH Jazz Band a. The Swingin' Sheherd Blues ..Moe Koffman / arr. Mark Taylor b. Don't Know Why ..Jesse Harris / arr. Paul Murtha
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Tuesday, March 8 Venue: All Saints Church Vocal Adjudicator: Shannon Coates ______
7:00pm CLASS 371 GIRLS' SOLO - 8 YEARS AND UNDER - COMPETITIVE
____ 1. Elinor Hamilton - Star Above ..Traditional American, Arr. Donna Rhodenizer
7:10pm CLASS 363 BOYS' SOLO - 9 YEARS AND UNDER - COMPETITIVE To The Sky ..American Folk Song, Arr. Carl Strove
____ 1. Ryder Bussey ____ 2. Will Brothers ____ 3. Aria Kazerouni
7:25pm CLASS 370 GIRLS' SOLO - 9 YEARS AND UNDER - COMPETITIVE - OWN SELECTION
____ 1. Grace Pye - A Child's Prayer ..W. H. Anderson ____ 2. Shantel Hurley - All Through The Night ..Welsh
7:45pm CLASS 369 GIRLS' SOLO - 10 YEARS AND UNDER - COMPETITIVE
____ 1. Avery Brothers - Come By The Hills ..Irish Folk Song, Arr. C. Donkin ____ 2. Sara MacDonald - Evening Prayer ..Thomas Dunhill ____ 3. Carrie Follett - Come By The Hills ..C. Donkin
8:00pm CLASS 361 BOYS' SOLO - 10 YEARS AND UNDER - COMPETITIVE The Gypsy Rover ..C. Donkin
____ 1. Colin Spencer ____ 2. Simon Boitsefski ____ 3. Isaac Buckingham
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8:10pm CLASS 375 BOYS' SOLO - 9 YEARS AND UNDER - COMPETITIVE - OWN SELECTION
____ 1. Ryder Bussey - The Crocodile ..Peter Jenkyns ____ 2. Daniel Sharpe - The Little Spanish Town ..Peter Jenkyns ____ 3. Will Brothers - All Through The Night ..Welsh Folk Song
8:25pm CLASS 352 GIRLS' SOLO - 9 YEARS AND UNDER - NONCOMPETITIVE Gruss ..Felix Mendelssohn
1. Jillian Andrews
8:35pm CLASS 351 GIRLS' SOLO - 9 YEARS AND UNDER - COMPETITIVE Gruss ..Felix Mendelssohn
____ 1. Grace Pye ____ 2. Sadie MacDonnell ____ 3. Lauren Davis ____ 4. Maria Veitch ____ 5. Nevaeh Churchill
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Wednesday, March 9 Venue: St. John the Evangelist Church Piano Adjudicator: Rachel Ewing ______
10:00am CLASS 645 RCM PIANO ALBUM 5 NOT OVER 16 YEARS OLD CLASSICAL
____ 1. Kaede Randall-Scott - Allegretto in F Major ..J.C.F. Bach ____ 2. Kaley Burry - Sonatina in A Minor ..C. Gurlitt ____ 3. Emily Garcin - Sonatina in F Major Mvt. 1 ..L.Van Beethoven ____ 4. Bethany King - Sonatina in G Major ..Jean Theodore Latour
10:20am CLASS 662-A PREPARTORY (A/B) NOT OVER 9 YEARS OLD - COMPETITIVE
____ 1. Lily Smallwood - New Shoes ____ 2. Israela Ngatche Ngania - 16th Century March ..Palmer & Lethco ____ 3. Kaitlyn Elliott - Jazz Blast ..Faber & Faber ____ 4. Charlotte Wareham - Jazz Blast ..Nancy & Randall Faber ____ 5. Kali Coleman Gill - A Skating Waltz ..B. Berlin ____ 6. Olivia Stuckless - A 16th Century March ..Palmer & Lethco ____ 7. Ella Rashleigh - Shadows ..Dennis Alexander & Martha
10:55am CLASS 650 RCM PIANO ALBUM 3 NOT OVER 13 YEARS OLD BAROQUE
____ 1. Tessa May - Hornpipe ..G.F. Handel ____ 2. Katelynn Howell - Minuet in G Major ..J.S. Bach ____ 3. Cole Burden - Gavotte in G Major HWV 491 ..G.F. Handel ____ 4. Alexandra Michael - Gavotte in G Major ..G. F. Handel
11:15am CLASS 647 RCM PIANO ALBUM 4 NOT OVER 14 YEARS OLD BAROQUE
____ 1. Isaac Buckingham - Minuet in D Minor ..J.S. Bach ____ 2. Julia Pye - Rigadoon in A Minor ..William Babell ____ 3. Ethan Mercer - Rigadoon in A Minor ..William Babell ____ 4. Megan King - Rigadoon in A Minor ..William Babell ____ 5. Colin Spencer - Menuet in D Minor ..J.H. Buttstett
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Wednesday, March 9 Venue: Westside Tabernacle Bands / Brass / Woodwind Adjudicator: Christine Carter ______
9:30am CLASS 848 WOODWIND CONCERT GROUP - JUNIOR
____ 1. Gina Spencer (Alto Saxophone) a. Sonata Op. 4, No. 9 ..J. B. Loeillet / arr. Lyle Merriman b. Sonata for Eb Alto Saxophone (Andante) ..Telemann / arr. J.M. Londeix c. Take Five ..Paul Desmond / Arr. Gary Keller ____ 2. Anna Barrett (Flute) a. Sonata No. 1, in E Minor, Opus 1, No. 1b.. Arr. Dennison & Phillips) b. Serenade Op.41 ..L. van Beethoven, Op. 41 c. Minuet from L'Arlésienne ..Georges Bizet ____ 3. Alexandra Michael (Flute) a. Siciliano .. J.S. Bach b. Moment Musicale ..F. Schubert c. Allegro for Flute ..Charles H. Reynolds
10:15am CLASS 743 BRASS CONCERT GROUP - SENIOR
____ 1. Hannah Sparkes (Baritone / Euphonium) a. Baroque Suite ..Tartini & Buononcini/arr. Getchell b. Andantino ..Concone / arr. Getchel c. English Suite (Prelude) ..Arr. Fitzgerald ____ 2. Olivia Callahan (Trumpet) a. Trumpet Concerto (Allegro Con Spiritoso) ..J. N. Hummel / arr. Focke b. Prayer of Saint Gregory ..Alan Hovhaness c. Andante and Allegro ..J. Guy Ropartz
11:15am CLASS 707 FRENCH HORN (or E FLAT HORN) SOLO "B" Romance in E Minor Op. 36 ..Charles Camille Saint-Saens ____ 1. Caelin Randall-Scott
11:25am CLASS 845 WOODWIND SONATA - SENIOR
____ 1. Emily Fraser - Sonata No. 4 in C Major Mvt. 1 ..J.S. Bach
11:40am CLASS 840 WOODWIND SOLO - UNACCOMPANIED - OPEN
____ 1. Emily Fraser -Syrinx ..C. Debussy
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11:50am CLASS 804 ALTO SAXOPHONE SOLO "E" - NONCOMPETITIVE Allegro ..Mozart / Rousseau
1. Julia Pye
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Wednesday, March 9 Venue: Arts & Culture Centre Piano Adjudicator: Rachel Ewing Choral / Musical Theatre Adjudicator: Vicki St. Pierre ______
9:00am CLASS 513 PIANO CONCERTO - 14 YEARS AND UNDER Concerto in C Major 3rd Mvt. ..F.J. Hayden
____ 1. Colin Spencer ____ 2. Daniel Sharpe
10:30am CLASS 89-B PRIMARY CHOIR WORKSHOP a) Simple Gifts are the Best ..Eugene Butler
1. Elwood Primary Choir b) The Monkeys and the Crocodile ..Udo Kasemets 2. Humber Primary Choir b) On the Back of an Eagle ..Nancy Telfer 3. J. J. Curling Primary Choir b) Springtime ..Craig Cassils & Cheryl Heuser
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Wednesday, March 9 Venue: Salvation Army Citadel Vocal Adjudicator: Shannon Coates ______
9:30am CLASS 270-A TRADITIONAL FOLK SONG SOLO, ANY VOICE - 9 YEARS AND UNDER
____ 1. Rachel Myers - Flower of China ..Traditional ____ 2. Nevaeh Churchill - The Lark in the Morn ..English, Arr. C.J. Sharpe ____ 3. Grace Pye - I Never Will Marry ..Nova Scotia, Arr. Helen Creighton ____ 4. Will Brothers - Citadel Hill ..Nova Scotia, Arr. Helen Creighton ____ 5. Mariam Diamond - Morning has Broken ..Traditional Gaelic ____ 6. Anna Hillier - Little Red Bird ..British Folk Song
10:00am CLASS 270-B TRADITIONAL FOLK SONG SOLO, ANY VOICE - 9 YEARS AND UNDER
____ 1. MacKenzie Companion - Black Velvet Band ..Traditional ____ 2. Ryder Bussey - Cobbler's Song ..Nova Scotia, Arr. Helen Creighton ____ 3. Jessie Moores - Wild Rover ..Traditional ____ 4. Sadie MacDonnell - Sauerkraut Song ..Maritime
10:45am CLASS 328 VOCAL DUET, ANY VOICES - 14 YEARS AND UNDER
____ 1. Kate Sanders & Kaede Randall-Scott - Early One Morning ..English Folk Song ____ 2. Jillian Dolomount & Jenna Eveleigh - The Ash Grove ..Traditional Welsh
11:05am CLASS 349 GIRLS' SOLO - 10 YEARS AND UNDER - COMPETITIVE Gloria Deo ..David Ouchterlony
____ 1. Rebecca Pye ____ 2. Avery Brothers ____ 3. Carrie Follett ____ 4. Arabella Leblanc ____ 5. Alessandra Leblanc ____ 6. Clare Coleman ____ 7. Sara MacDonald
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Wednesday, March 9 Venue: St. John the Evangelist Church Piano Adjudicator: Rachel Ewing ______
2:00pm CLASS 637 RCM PIANO ALBUM 7 NOT OVER 18 YEARS OLD BAROQUE
____ 1. Melanie Wells - Suite in G Major ..J. H. Fiocco ____ 2. Kate Sanders - Invention in F Major ..J.S. Bach ____ 3. Caelin Randall-Scott - Invention No. 1 in C Major BWV 772 ..J.S. Bach ____ 4. Tess English - Passepied in D Major ..J.P. Kirnberger ____ 5. Olivia Callahan - Passepied in D Major ..J.P. Kirnberger
3:00pm CLASS 642 RCM PIANO ALBUM 6 NOT OVER 17 YEARS OLD CLASSICAL
____ 1. Anna Barrett - Sonatina in C Major Op. 20, No. 1 ..Friedrich Kuhlau ____ 2. Katie Thistle - Sonatina in C Major Op. 20. No. 1. 1st Mvt. ..Friedrich Kuhlau ____ 3. Jack Rigler - Sonatina Op. 20, No. 1 ..J.L. Dussek ____ 4. Sarah Graham - Sonata in G Major ..A. Rosetti ____ 5. Caleigh Edwards - Sonata in A Minor ..Domenico Cimarosa ____ 6. Cecilia Loder - Sonatina in C Major Op.20, No.1 ..Friedrich Kulhau ____ 7. Amber Critch - Sonatina in D Major ..James Hook ____ 8. James Barrett - Sonatina in E Flat Major Op. 4, No. 7 ..Samuel Wesley
4:00pm CLASS 644 RCM PIANO ALBUM 5 NOT OVER 16 YEARS OLD BAROQUE
____ 1. Kaley Burry - Little Prelude in C Major, BWV 939 ..J.S. Bach ____ 2. William Bruce-Robertson - Fantasia in C Major ..G.P. Telemann
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Wednesday, March 9 Venue: Westside Tabernacle Bands / Brass / Woodwind Adjudicator: Christine Carter ______
2:00pm CLASS 816 FLUTE SOLO "B" Andalouse ..E. Pessard
____ 1. Anna Barrett
2:10pm CLASS 801 ALTO SAXOPHONE SOLO "B" Andante & Allegro ..Marcello / arr. Merriman
____ 1. Jack Rigler ____ 2. Gina Spencer
2:30pm CLASS 814 CLARINET SOLO "E" – NONCOMPETITIVE Pony Ride ..Paul Harris
1. Arabella Leblanc
2:40pm CLASS 819 FLUTE SOLO "E" - NONCOMPETITIVE Little Dance ..F.J. Haydn
1. Alessandra Leblanc
2:50pm CLASS 756 BRASS QUINTET "A"
____ 1. CBRH Brass Quintet - George Washington's Birthday Party ..C.L. Barnhouse/arr. Andy Clark
3:00pm CLASS 812 CLARINET SOLO "C" Gavotte ..G.F. Handel
____ 1. Olivia Elliott ____ 2. Kate Tucker ____ 3. Lauren Murphy
3:30pm CLASS 815 FLUTE SOLO "A" Polonaise and Badinerie ..J.S. Bach
____ 1. Emily Fraser
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3:40pm CLASS 817 FLUTE SOLO "C" Gavotte ..G.F. Handel
____ 1. Alexandra Michael
3:50pm CLASS 830 WOODWIND SOLO "A"
____ 1. Brianne Bishop - Largo and Allegro ..J.B. Loeillet
4:00pm CLASS 719 TRUMPET (or CORNET) SOLO "D" - NONCOMPETITIVE Up and Down and Round About ..Howard Cable and Bobby Herriot
1. Rachel Davis
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Wednesday, March 9 Venue: All Saints Church Vocal Adjudicator: Shannon Coates ______
2:00pm CLASS 305 MALE SOLO - 13 YEARS AND UNDER Waitin' for the Light to Shine .. Roger Miller ____ 1. Noah Hamilton ____ 2. Matthew Sherstobetoff
2:10pm CLASS 320 CANADIAN ART SONG - 14 YEARS AND UNDER
____ 1. Sarah Hansen-Robitschek - Reality ..M. Spencer
2:15pm CLASS 326 VOCAL DUET, ANY VOICES - 19 YEARS AND UNDER
____ 1. Jenna Eveleigh & Jillian Dolomont - The Ashgrove ..Arr. C. Villiers-Stanford
2:25pm CLASS 319 CANADIAN ART SONG - 17 YEARS AND UNDER
____ 1. Melanie Wells - Bluebird ..Rudolph Schirmer
2:50pm CLASS 327 VOCAL DUET, ANY VOICES - 16 YEARS AND UNDER
____ 1. Caelin Randall-Scott & Kaede Randall-Scott - In Derry Vale ..Geoffery Shaw ____ 2. MacKenzie Brothers & Heidi Perry - Laudamus Te ..Vivaldi
3:10pm CLASS 299 FEMALE SOLO - 14 YEARS AND UNDER Where Go the Boats ..John Govedas
____ 1. Heidi Perry ____ 2. Jillian Dolomount ____ 3. Sarah Graham ____ 4. Tess English
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Wednesday, March 9 Venue: Arts & Culture Centre Choral / Musical Theatre Adjudicator: Vicki St. Pierre ______
7:00pm CLASS 13 CHOIRS - 19 YEARS AND UNDER - SAB
____ 1. The Chorale a. Maiden, You Are Dear To Me ..Irish, Arr. Roberton b. Ezekiel Saw The Wheel ..Trad. Arr. Kern
7:15pm CLASS 15 CHOIRS - 19 YEARS AND UNDER - ANY VOICES
____ 1. The Chorale a. Lift Thine Eyes (Elijah) ..F. Mendelssohn b. The Drunken Sailor ..Sea Shanty, Arr. Stone
7:30pm CLASS 16 CHOIRS - 19 YEARS AND UNDER - MUSICAL THEATRE ENSEMBLES
____ 1. The Chorale a. Hallelujah ..L. Cohen / arr. Emerson b. Medley (Sweeney Todd) ..S. Sondheim / arr. Beck
7:45pm CLASS 7 CHOIRS - SAB - OPEN
____ 1. CBRH School Choir a. I Bought Me A Cat ..Arr. Sally K. Albrecht b. A Blessing ..Jay Althouse
7:55pm CLASS 34 CHOIRS - 14 YEARS AND UNDER - MUSICAL THEATRE ENSEMBLES
____ 1. BIMA Girls Choir - Who Will Buy (Oliver) ..Lionel Bart ____ 2. BIMA Girls Choir 2 - Maria (The Sound Of Music) ..Rodgers & Hammerstein
8:25pm CLASS 45 CHOIRS - 12 YEARS AND UNDER - MUSICAL THEATRE ENSEMBLES
____ 1. BIMA Junior Choir - The King's Clothes (Hans Christian Anderson) ..Frank Loesser
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8:40pm CLASS 92 SMALL VOCAL ENSEMBLE - 16 YEARS AND UNDER
____ 1. BIMA Senior Girls Choir a. Ave Verum Corpus ..W. A. Mozart b. Madrigal ..Alec Rowley
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Thursday, March 10 Venue: St. John the Evangelist Church Piano Adjudicator: Rachel Ewing ______
9:00am CLASS 649 RCM PIANO ALBUM 4 NOT OVER 14 YEARS OLD ROMANTIC & MODERN
____ 1. Rosemary Karn - Reflections ..Dennis Alexander ____ 2. Ethan Mercer - Squirrels at Play ..Boris Berlin ____ 3. Isaac Buckingham - Dancing on the Green ..C. Gurlitt ____ 4. Jillian Dolomount - Winter Melody ..Unknown ____ 5. Brooklynn Companion - Reflections ..Dennis Alexander ____ 6. Chloe Reid - Reflections ..Dennis Alexander ____ 7. Cali Breen - Old French Song ..P. Tchaikovsky ____ 8. Colin Spencer - Squirrels at Play ..B. Berlin ____ 9. Julia Pye - Dance ..Bela Bartok
9:50am CLASS 651 RCM PIANO ALBUM 3 NOT OVER 13 YEARS OLD CLASSICAL
____ 1. Cole Burden - Sonatina in A Minor Op. 94, No. 4, 1st Mvt ..Albert Biehl ____ 2. Arabella Leblanc - Sonatina in C 3rd Mvt. ..Muzio Clementi ____ 3. Kate White- Sonatina in A Minor ..Albert Biehl
10:20am CLASS 612 PIANO DUET - 13 YEARS AND UNDER
____ 1. Zoey Dwyer & Noah Hamilton - Spanish Dance Op. 12, No. 1 ____ 2. Colin Spencer & Gina Spencer - Sonatina in C Major ..C.M. von Weber
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Thursday, March 10 Venue: Westside Tabernacle Bands / Brass / Woodwind Adjudicator: Christine Carter ______
9:30am CLASS 850A WOODWIND MIXED ASSIGNED SOLO - JUNIOR
____ 1. Gina Spencer (Alto Saxophone) - Cantilena ..G.F. Handel / arr. Buchtel
9:40am CLASS 716 TRUMPET (or CORNET) SOLO "A" Trumpet Concerto (Andante) ..Joseph Haydn
____ 1. Olivia Callahan
9:50am CLASS 746C BRASS MIXED ASSIGNED SOLO - JUNIOR
____ 1. Harry Callahan (Trombone) - Sailing Song ..Tschaikowsky / arr. Dedrick
10:00am CLASS 849 WOODWIND MIXED ASSIGNED SOLO
____ 1. Andrew Luther (Alto Saxphone) - Air For Alto ..A. Frackenpohl ____ 2. Monica Drover (Clarinet) - Gigue ..Arcangelo Corelli ____ 3. Emily Fraser (Flute) - Sonata In G Major, Opus 1, No. 5, Mvt. 1 & 2 ..G.F. Handel ____ 4. Leah Whitten (Flute) - Sonata In G Major, Opus 1, No. 5, Mvt. 1 & 2 ..G.F. Handel
10:40am CLASS 1005 PERCUSSION SOLO "C" - Complete Drum Set
____ 1. Joseph Michael - Solo 4.1 ..Tom Hapke ____ 2. Maryjane Jacobs - Easy Does It ..W. Schinstine & F. Hoey ____ 3. Reid House - Solo 5.1 ..Tom Hapke
11:00am CLASS 1003 PERCUSSION SOLO "A" - Complete Drum Set
____ 1. Lucas Osmond - Solo 12 ..Tom Hapke
11:10am CLASS 1006 PERCUSSION SOLO "D" – COMPLETE DRUM SET - NONCOMPETITIVE
1. Alister MacDonnell - Solo 2.1 ..Tom Hapke
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11:20am CLASS 1008 SNARE DRUM SOLO "A"
____ 1. Patrick D'Eon - The Long and Short of It ..Ben Hans
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Thursday, March 10 Venue: Arts & Culture Centre Choral / Musical Theatre Adjudicator: Vicki St. Pierre ______
9:00am CLASS 87 CLASSROOM SINGING, KINDERGARTEN - NONCOMPETITIVE
1. Immaculate Heart of Mary School a. Hello ..T. Jennings b. Scratch, Scratch ..H. Belafonte 2. Immaculate Heart of Mary School a. My Little Parakeet ..Brazil b. Three Pirates ..England 3. St. Peter's Academy Kindergarten Choir a. West Indian Lullaby ..Traditional, Arr. Sydney Northcote b. A Cookie for Snip ..Burton Lowell Kurth 4. Sacred Heart School Kindergarten Choir a. Rabbits ..W. Herbert Belyea b. Grandma, Grandpa ..Traditional, Arr. Stephen Chatman
10:15am CLASS 88-B ELEMENTARY CHOIR WORKSHOP a) Tango for Tuna… Nancy Devries
1. J.J. Curling Elementary Choir b) The Moon ..Andy Beck 2. Humber Elementary Choir b) Heart to Heart ..Craig Cassils 3. Templeton Academy Elementary Choir b) Rhythm of the Rain ..J. Estes
11:45am CLASS 30 CHOIRS - 14 YEARS AND UNDER - UNISON - ANY VOICES
1. Xavier Junior High Choir a) Listen to the Rain ..Stephen L. Lawrence b) Let There Be Song ..Dave & Jean Perry
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Thursday, March 10 Venue: Salvation Army Citadel Vocal Adjudicator: Shannon Coates ______
10:00am CLASS 300 FEMALE SOLO - 13 YEARS AND UNDER My House ..Leonard Bernstein
____ 1. Kate Sanders ____ 2. Sarah Hansen-Robitschek ____ 3. Alexandra Payne ____ 4. Rachel Davis ____ 5. Kaede Randall-Scott ____ 6. Anna Barrett
10:30am CLASS 303 MALE SOLO - 15 YEARS AND UNDER
____ 1. James Barrett - Little Irish Girl ..Hermann Lohr ____ 2. Jack Rigler - She's My Girl ..T. Lehrer
10:40am CLASS 317 ART SONG - FOREIGN LANGUAGE - 14 YEARS AND UNDER
____ 1. Gina Spencer - En Prière ..G. Fauré ____ 2. Tess English - Jeune Fillette ..J.B. Weckerlin
10:50am CLASS 301 FEMALE SOLO - 12 YEARS AND UNDER Beautiful Dreamer ..Stephen Foster
____ 1. Alexandra Michael ____ 2. Julia Pye ____ 3. Maeve Skanes ____ 4. Mira Buckle
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Thursday, March 10 Venue: St. John the Evangelist Church Piano Adjudicator: Rachel Ewing ______
2:00pm CLASS 653-A RCM PIANO ALBUM 2 NOT OVER 12 YEARS OLD BAROQUE & CLASSICAL
____ 1. Simon Boitsefski - Menuetto in C Major ..W. A. Mozart ____ 2. Danielle Hoven - Ecossaise in G ..Beethoven ____ 3. Shawna-Marie Stuckless - Minuet in C Major ..W.A. Mozart ____ 4. Daniel Sharpe - Ecossaise in G Major ..L. van Beethoven ____ 5. Parker Salyzyn - Allegretto in C Major ..C.G. Neefe
2:25pm CLASS 658 RCM PIANO ALBUM 1 NOT OVER 10 YEARS OLD BAROQUE & CLASSICAL.- NONCOMPETITIVE
1. Grant Wareham - Andante in G Minor ..Georg Philipp Telemann
2:35pm CLASS 661-B PREPARTORY (A/B) NOT OVER 9 YEARS OLD - COMPETETIVE
____ 1. Kira Colford - A 16th-Century March ..W. Palmer and A. Lethco ____ 2. Sacha Collins - Rowling Round ..T. Millinan ____ 3. Anna Hillier - The Calico Cat ..Helen Marlais ____ 4. Rebecca Flynn - Lady Moon ..Lynn Freeman Olson ____ 5. Cameron Salyzyn - The Haunted Mouse ..N. Faber ____ 6. Luke Coleman - A Skating Waltz ..B.Berlin ____ 7. Reid House - Cool Groove ..Edward McLean
3:10pm CLASS 659-B RCM PIANO ALBUM 1 NOT OVER 10 YEARS OLD ROMANTIC, MODERN & INVENTIONS
____ 1. Aria Kazerouni - Turkish Bazaar ..Mark Mrozinski ____ 2. Grace Pye - Red Satin Jazz ..M. Meir ____ 3. Jonas Payne - The Snake ..Renee Christopher ____ 4. Isabelle Mercier - Minuet in A Minor ..Johann Krieger ____ 5. Sadie MacDonnell - Red Satin Jazz ..M.Mier
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3:45pm CLASS 659-A RCM PIANO ALBUM 1 NOT OVER 10 YEARS OLD ROMANTIC, MODERN & INVENTIONS
____ 1. Noah Evans - Angelfish ..Anne Crosby Gaudet ____ 2. Grace O'Brien - Song of the Dark Woods ..Elie Siegmeister ____ 3. Mariam Diamond - Song of the Dark Woods ..Elie Siegmeister ____ 4. Will Brothers - Struttin ..Christopher Norton ____ 5. Charlotte Mercier - Red Satin Jazz ..Martha Mier ____ 6. Lucas Upward - Angelfish ..Anne Crosby Gaudet ____ 7. Sarah Buckingham - Bronze Bear ..Y. Adair
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Thursday, March 10 Venue: Westside Tabernacle Bands / Brass / Woodwind Adjudicator: Christine Carter ______
2:30pm CLASS 853 WOODWIND DUET "C"
____ 1. Alexandra Michael & Lauren Murphy - Bourrée ..J.S. Bach
2:50pm CLASS 857 WOODWIND QUARTET "A"
____ 1. Grace Callahan, Monica Drover, Catherine Kendall & Brianna Bishop - Londonderry Air ..Irish Melody, Arr. K. Agioritis ____ 2. Andrew Luther, Maria Park, Jack Rigler & Emily Rubia - The Muppet Show Theme ..Henson and Pottle / arr. Jay Bocook
3:10pm CLASS 949a MISCELLANEOUS DUETS - SENIOR - ANY MIX OF TWO INSTRUMENTS
____ 1. Grace Callahan & Olivia Callahan - Bourrée ..Georg Philipp Telemann
3:20pm CLASS 1000 PERCUSSION CONCERT GROUP - SENIOR
____ 1. Patrick D'Eon a. Violin Partita No. 3, 1. Preludio ..J.S. Bach (marimba) b. Downfall of Paris ..Arr. Bruce & Emmett (snare drum) c. Etude No.1 ..Mitchell Peters (timpani)
3:40pm CLASS 866 WOODWIND SIGHT READING "B"
____ 1. Gina Spencer (Alto Saxphone)
4:00pm CLASS 851 WOODWIND DUET "A"
____ 1. Kate Sanders & Luke Sanders - What Bliss, What Joy ..A. Mozart
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Thursday, March 10 Venue: Arts & Culture Centre Choral / Musical Theatre Adjudicator: Vicki St. Pierre ______
2:00pm CLASS 237 MUSICAL THEATRE/MOVIE MUSICAL - 13 YEARS AND UNDER
____ 1. Matthew Sherstobetoff - The Kite- (You're A Good Man Charlie Brown) ..Clark Gesner ____ 2. Kate Sanders - Anything Goes (Anything Goes ..Cole Porter ____ 3. Noah Hamilton - I'm Reviewing the Situation (Oliver) ..Lionel Bart ____ 4. Rachel Davis - A Dream is a Wish Your Heart Makes (Cinderella) ..M. David Hoffman & J. Livingston ____ 5. Keely Brothers - Last Midnight (Into The Woods) ..S. Sondheim ____ 6. Kaede Randall-Scott - Over the Rainbow (The Wizard Of Oz) ..H. Arlen ____ 7. Anna Barrett - My Party Dress (Henry and Mudge) ..Brian Lowdermilk ____ 8. Gina Spencer - Ring Of Keys (Fun Home) ..J. Tesori
2:45pm CLASS 240-A MUSICAL THEATRE/MOVIE MUSICAL - 10 YEARS AND UNDER
____ 1. Arabella Leblanc - Gee, I'm Glad I'm No One Else But Me (Anne Of Green Gables) ..Don Harron ____ 2. Colin Spencer - Electricity (Billy Elliott) ..E. John and L. Hall ____ 3. Alessandra Leblanc - In My Own Little Corner (Cinderella) ... Rodgers & Hammerstein ____ 4. Lauren Chaulk - Be Kind to Your Parents (Fanny) ..Harold Rome ____ 5. Avery Brothers - Reflection (Mulan) ..Wilder and Zeplelt
3:20pm CLASS 240-B MUSICAL THEATRE/MOVIE MUSICAL - 10 YEARS AND UNDER
____ 1. Brooklyn Decker - Les Poissons (The Little Mermaid) ..A. Menken ____ 2. Hailey Veitch - My Favorite Things (The Sound Of Music) ..Rodgers & Hammerstein ____ 3. Sara MacDonald - Little April Shower (Bambi) ..Frank Churchill ____ 4. Caylee Bowring - Ease On Down The Road (The Wiz) ..Charlie Smalls ____ 5. Simon Boitsefski - Slide Some Oil To Me (The Wiz) ..Charlie Smalls ____ 6. Clare Coleman - Little People (Les Miserables) ..C.M. Schonberg
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3:55pm CLASS 252 MUSICAL THEATRE/MOVIE MUSICAL, DUET, ANY VOICES - 12 YEARS AND UNDER
____ 1. Julia Pye & Chloe Reid - Some Things Are Meant to Be (Little Women) ..Jason Howland ____ 2. Alexandra Michael & Lauren Murphy - Some Things Are Meant to Be (Little Women) ..Jason Howland
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Thursday, March 10 Venue: All Saints Church Vocal Adjudicator: Shannon Coates ______
7:00pm CLASS 354 GIRLS' SOLO - 8 YEARS AND UNDER - NONCOMPETITIVE Star Above ..Trad. American
1. Jane Tucker
7:10pm CLASS 353 GIRLS' SOLO - 8 YEARS AND UNDER - COMPETITIVE Star Above ..Trad. American
____ 1. Julia Motty ____ 2. Calista Burden ____ 3. Anna Hillier ____ 4. Kali Coleman Gill ____ 5. Sophie Simms
7:35pm CLASS 347 GIRLS' SOLO - 11 YEARS AND UNDER - COMPETITIVE Valenciana ..Arr. Christine Donkin
____ 1. Megan Wheaton
7:40pm CLASS 350 GIRLS' SOLO - 10 YEARS AND UNDER - NONCOMPETITIVE Gloria Deo ..David Ouchterlony
1. Kate White
7:45pm CLASS 265 TRADITIONAL FOLK SONG SOLO, ANY VOICE - 14 YEARS AND UNDER
____ 1. Tess English - Women's Rights ..American Folk Song ____ 2. Heidi Perry - Garten Mother's Lullaby..Irish Folk Song, Arr. H. Hughes ____ 3. Jillian Dolomount - My Heart Is Sair For Somebody ..Trad. Scottish ____ 4. Sarah Graham - My Bonny, Bonny Boy ..English
8:15pm CLASS 267 TRADITIONAL FOLK SONG SOLO, ANY VOICE - 12 & UNDER
____ 1. Marisa Roberts - Gypsy Rover ..Irish Traditional ____ 2. Alexandra Michael - Shenandoah ..American Folk Song ____ 3. Mira Buckle - Johnny has Gone for a Soldier ..Richards Walters ____ 4. Chloe Reid - Poor Wayfaring Stranger..American Folk Song, Arr. Jay Althouse
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Friday, March 11 Venue: St. John the Evangelist Church Piano Adjudicator: Rachel Ewing ______
9:00am CLASS 655-B RCM PIANO ALBUM 2 NOT OVER 12 YEARS OLD ROMANTIC, MODERN & INVENTIONS
____ 1. Samantha Churchill - Quiet Lagoon ..Jon George ____ 2. Robyn Ford - Atacama Desert ..Wynn-Anne Rossi ____ 3. Lauren Murphy - Atacama Desert ..Wynn-Anne Rossi ____ 4. Erica Karn - Autumn Leaves ..Linda Niamath ____ 5. Danielle Hoven - March Of The Goblins ..B. Berlin ____ 6. Jack Jacobs - Periwinkle Twinkle ..Anne Crosby Gaudet ____ 7. Aidan Mercer - Sailing By Moonlight ..Joan Last ____ 8. Clare Coleman - Turkish Bazaar ..Mark Mrozinski
9:40am CLASS 661-C PREPARTORY (A/B) NOT OVER 9 YEARS OLD - COMPETITIVE
____ 1. Calista Burden - Distant Chimes ..Jon George ____ 2. Savannah Burden - To Fly Like An Eagle ..Anne Crosby Gaudet ____ 3. Brady Cave - Pop Goes the Weasel ..English Folksong, Arr. Andrew Markow ____ 4. Nathan Howell - Struttin' ..Christopher Norton ____ 5. Charlotte Guy - Distant Chimes ..Jon George ____ 6. Elinor Hamilton - The Haunted Harp ..Christine Donkin ____ 7. Gabriel Rowsell - Marching ..D. Kabalevsky
10:15am CLASS 657-A RCM PIANO ALBUM 1 NOT OVER 10 YEARS OLD BAROQUE & CLASSICAL
____ 1. Sarah Buckingham - Minuet in D Major ..J Clarke ____ 2. Lauren Davis - Burlesque in G. Major ..Anon. ____ 3. Noah Evans - Burlesque in G Major ..Anon. ____ 4. Aria Kazerouni - Allegretto in C ..C.G. Neefe ____ 5. Will Brothers - Minuetto ..James Hook ____ 6. Sadie MacDonnell - Andante ..G.P. Telemann
10:40am CLASS 660 RCM PIANO ALBUM 1 NOT OVER 10 YEARS OLD ROMANTIC, MODERN & INVENTIONS - NONCOMPETITIVE
1. Jillian Andrews - Robots ..Anne Crosby Gaudet 2. Ben Hamilton - Mist ..Clifford Poole 3. Jack Wareham - Red Satin Jazz ..Martha Mier
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10:50am CLASS 663 PREPARTORY (A/B) NOT OVER 9 YEARS OLD - NONCOMPETITIVE
1. Kingston Churchill - Marching ..D. Kabalevsky 2. Jane Tucker - A Skating Waltz ..Boris Berlin 3. Libby Churchill - A Skating Waltz ..Boris Berlin 4. Greta Andrews - Rowing Round ..John Milligan 5. Ava Hodder - A Skating Waltz ..Boris Berlin 6. Toni Snook - Smooth And Crunchy ..Elissa Milne
11:00am CLASS 657-B RCM PIANO ALBUM 1 NOT OVER 10 YEARS OLD BAROQUE & CLASSICAL
____ 1. Carrie Follett - Arioso in F Major ..D.G. Turk ____ 2. Christina Karn - Minuet in A Minor ..Johann Krieger ____ 3. Beth Elder-Musseau - Arioso in F Major ..D.G. Turk
11:10am CLASS 639 RCM PIANO ALBUM 7 NOT OVER 18 YEARS OLD ROMANTIC
____ 1. Tess English - Waltz ..V. Kosenko
11:20am CLASS 315 LIEDER - ANY VOICE AND PIANO - 16 YEARS AND UNDER
____ 1. Kate Sanders - An Die Musik ..Franz Von Schober ____ 2. Noah Hamilton - An Die Musik ..F. Schubert ____ 3. Kaede Randall-Scott - Wiegenlied / Cradle Song, D. 498 Op. 98, No. 2 ..Franz Schubert
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Friday, March 11 Venue: Westside Tabernacle Bands / Brass / Woodwind Adjudicator: Christine Carter ______
9:00am CLASS 921 CONCERT BANDS "B" - NONCOMPETITIVE
1. Immaculate Heart of Mary Elementary Band a. Star Wars (Main Theme) ..John Williams / arr. Carl Strommen b. All About That Bass ..Arr. Victor Lopez
9:30am CLASS 923 SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL CONCERT BANDS - NONCOMPETITIVE
1. Immaculate Heart of Mary School Band a. I'll Be There ..Johnnie Vinson b. Thunderstruck ..Sean O'Loughlin
10:00am CLASS 924 JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL CONCERT BANDS
1. Xavier Junior High Junior Band a. The Beast ..Michael Story b. Stronghold ..Sean O'Loughlin 2. Xavier Junior High Senior Band a. Edifice ..Robert Sheldon b. Storm Chaser ..Kevin Mixon
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Friday, March 11 Venue: Arts & Culture Centre Choral / Musical Theatre Adjudicator: Vicki St. Pierre ______
9:00am CLASS 233 MUSICAL THEATRE, ANY VOICE - 17 YEARS AND UNDER
____ 1. Melanie Wells - Summertime (Porgy & Bess) ..G. Gershwin ____ 2. Jasmine Penney - No One is Alone (Into The Woods) ..Stephen Sondheim ____ 3. Julia Quinton - Patterns (Closer Than Ever) ..Maltby & Shire ____ 4. Maria Park - Crossword Puzzle (Starting Here, Starting Now) ..Maltby & Shire ____ 5. Thomas Pender - Corner of the Sky (Pippin) ..S. Schwartz
9:25am CLASS 247 MUSICAL THEATRE, DUET, ANY VOICES - 17 YEARS AND UNDER
____ 1. Maria Park & Thomas Pender - What is This Feeling? (Wicked) .. S. Shwartz ____ 2. Thomas Barrett & Jasmine Penney - If I Didn't Have You (Monsters Inc.) ..R. Newman
9:35am CLASS 235 MUSICAL THEATRE, ANY VOICE - 15 YEARS AND UNDER
____ 1. Sophia Helgeland - Is It Really Me (110 In The Shade) ..Harvey Schmidt ____ 2. Joscelyn Williams - Send in the Clowns (A Little Night Music) ..S. Sondheim ____ 3. Ani Kennedy - Wicked Little Town (Hedwig and the Angry Inch) ..S. Trask ____ 4. Jack Rigler - The Dentist (Little Shop Of Horrors) ..A. Menken ____ 5. James Barrett - The Ballad of Sweeney Todd (Sweeney Todd) ..Stephen Sondheim ____ 6. Caelin Randall-Scott - Papa, Can You Hear Me? (Yenty1) ..M. Legrand
10:05am CLASS 242 MUSICAL THEATRE/MOVIE MUSICAL – 8 YEARS AND UNDER
____ 1. Sophie Simms - Candle On The Water (Pete’s Dragon) ..Al Kasha & J. Hirschhorn ____ 2. Cate Bowring - Where Is Love (Oliver) ..Lionel Bart
10:15am CLASS 238 MUSICAL THEATRE/MOVIE MUSICAL - 12 YEARS AND UNDER
____ 1. Mira Buckle - Suppertime (You're a Good Man Charlie Brown) ..Clark Gesner ____ 2. Marisa Roberts - I Have a Dream (Mama Mia) ..Andersson & Ulvaeus ____ 3. Lauren Murphy - I Know Things Now (Into the Woods) ..S. Sondheim ____ 4. Alison Grabka - On My Own (Les Miserables) ..Claude Schonberg ____ 5. Julia Pye - On My Own (Les Miserables) ..C. Schonberg
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____ 6. Alexandra Michael - Over the Rainbow (The Wizard of Oz) ..Harold Arlen ____ 7. Emma Waterman - Second Hand Rose…Jules Styne
10:50am CLASS 254 MUSICAL THEATRE/MOVIE MUSICAL, DUET, ANY VOICES - 10 YEARS AND UNDER
____ 1. Arabella Leblanc & Alessandra Leblanc - The Siamese Cat Song (Lady and the Tramp) ..Joe Burke & Peggy Lee ____ 2. Deah Lee Robertson & Kyah Goold - Saying Goodbye (The Muppets Take Manhattan) ..Jeffrey Moss ____ 3. Maria Veitch & Grace Pye - Life's A Happy Song (The Muppet Movie) .. B. MacKenzie ____ 4. Avery Brothers & Sara MacDonald - Stepsister's Lament (Cinderella) ..Rodgers & Hammerstein ____ 5. Clare Coleman & Colin Spencer - Comedy Tonight (A Funny Thing Happened on the Way) ..S. Sondheim ____ 6. Charlotte Guy & Rachel Myers - Kindred Spirits (Anne Of Green Gables) ..Norman Campbell
11:20am CLASS 239 MUSICAL THEATRE/MOVIE MUSICAL - 11 YEARS AND UNDER
____ 1. Jack Jacobs - What If (The Addams Family) ..Andrew Lippa ____ 2. Danielle Hoven - Chim Chim Cheree (Mary Poppins) ..R. Sherman & R. Sherman
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Friday, March 11 Venue: Westside Tabernacle Bands / Brass / Woodwind Adjudicator: Christine Carter ______
2:00pm CLASS 704 BARITONE/EUPHONIUM (TENOR TUBA) SOLO "D" NONCOMPETITIVE Thoughts of Home ..E. De Lamater
1. Rachel Reid
2:10pm CLASS 714 TROMBONE SOLO "D" - NONCOMPETITIVE Touchdown ..Leonard B. Smith
1. Harry Callahan
2:20pm CLASS 718 TRUMPET (or CORNET) SOLO "C" Andantino ..G. Concone / arr. Getchell
____ 1. Chloe Reid
2:30pm CLASS 841 WOODWIND SOLO - COMPLETE MAJOR WORK - SENIOR
____ 1. Emily Fraser - Concertino Op. 107 ..C. Chaminade ____ 2. Luke Sanders - Nel Cor Più ..Theobald Boehm
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Friday, March 11 Venue: Arts & Culture Centre Choral / Musical Theatre Adjudicator: Vicki St. Pierre ______
2:00pm CLASS 236 MUSICAL THEATRE, ANY VOICE - 14 YEARS AND UNDER
____ 1. Ashley Jacobs - Into The Woods (Into The Woods) ..S. Sondheim ____ 2. Sarah Graham - Never (On The Twentieth Century) ..B. Comden ____ 3. Heidi Perry - Stay With Me (Into The Woods) ..S. Sondheim ____ 4. Tess English - I'm Not That Smart (Avenue Q) ..William Finn ____ 5. Jillian Dolomount - I Know Things Now (Into The Woods) ..S. Sondheim
2:25pm CLASS 241-A MUSICAL THEATRE/MOVIE MUSICAL – 9 YEARS AND UNDER
____ 1. Will Brothers - Food, Glorious Food (Oliver) ..Lionel Bart ____ 2. MacKenzie Companion - The Girl I Mean To Be (The Secret Garden) ..Lucy Simon ____ 3. Lucas Upward - Don't Want To Live On The Moon (Sesame Street) ..Jeff Moss ____ 4. Jessie Moores - Far From the Home I Love (Fiddler On The Roof) ..Jerry Bock (Sheldon Harni) ____ 5. Rachel Myers - My Favourite Things (The Sound of Music) ..Rodgers & Hammerstein ____ 6. Mariam Diamond - I Got Sun In The Morning (Annie Get Your Gun) ..Irving Berlin ____ 7. Grace Pye - Doll On A Music Box (Chitty, Chitty, Bang, Bang) ..R. Sherman
3:10pm CLASS 241-B MUSICAL THEATRE/MOVIE MUSICAL – 9 YEARS AND UNDER
____ 1. Lauren Davis - Happiness (You're A Good Man Charlie Brown) ..C. Gesner ____ 2. Aria Kazerouni - I Won't Grow Up (Peter Pan) ..Leigh & Mark Charlap ____ 3. Charlotte Guy - Sally's Song (The Nightmare Before Christmas) ..D. Elfman ____ 4. Maria Veitch - Rainbow Connection (The Muppet Movie) ..Paul Williams ____ 5. Sadie MacDonnell - The Ugly Duckling (Hans Christian Anderson) ..F.Loesser ____ 6. Ryder Bussey- You Can Fly (Peter Pan) ..S. Fain
3:40pm CLASS 234 MUSICAL THEATRE, ANY VOICE - 16 YEARS AND UNDER
____ 1. MacKenzie Brothers - The Sound Of Music (The Sound of Music) ..Rodgers & Hammerstein ____ 2. Nicole Keeping- There’s A Fine, Fine Line – (Avenue Q) ..R. Lopez, J. Marx ____ 3. Natesha Collishaw - I Dreamed A Dream (Les Miserables) ..C. Schonberg
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INDEX OF CLASSES ______
PIANO CLASS 593 PIANO SIGHT READING - NONCOMPETITIVE 10 & UNDER ...... 1 CLASS 594 PIANO SIGHT READING - NONCOMPETITIVE 9 & UNDER ...... 1 CLASS 661-A PREPARTORY (A/B) NOT OVER 9 - COMPETITIVE ...... 1 CLASS 655-A RCM PIANO ALBUM 2 NOT OVER 12 ROMANTIC, MODERN...... 1 & INVENTIONS ...... 1 CLASS 659-C RCM PIANO ALBUM 1 NOT OVER 10 ROMANTIC, MODERN & INVENTIONS ...... 1
CLASS 662-B PREPARTORY (A/B) NOT OVER 9 - COMPETITIVE ...... 2 CLASS 564 PIANO SIGHT-READING - 16 YEARS AND UNDER ...... 7
CLASS 567 PIANO SIGHT-READING - 13 YEARS AND UNDER ...... 7 CLASS 557 PIANO QUICK STUDY - 17 YEARS AND UNDER ...... 7 CLASS 560 PIANO QUICK STUDY - 14 YEARS AND UNDER ...... 7 CLASS 620 PIANO DUET - 8 YEARS AND UNDER - COMPETITIVE ...... 7 CLASS 604 PIANO DUET, PUPIL AND TEACHER - INTERMEDIATE - NONCOMPETITIVE ...... 7
CLASS 643 RCM PIANO ALBUM 6 NOT OVER 17 YEARS OLD ROMANTIC & MODERN . 7 CLASS 505 PIANO CONCERT GROUP - 14 YEARS AND UNDER ...... 10
CLASS 516 PIANO SONATINA - 14 YEARS AND UNDER ...... 10 CLASS 545 PIANO SOLO 15 YEARS AND UNDER - MODERN ...... 10 CLASS 653-B RCM PIANO ALBUM 2 NOT OVER 12 YEARS OLD BAROQUE & CLASSICAL...... 10
CLASS 641 RCM PIANO ALBUM 6 NOT OVER 17 YEARS OLD BAROQUE ...... 10 CLASS 648 RCM PIANO ALBUM 4 NOT OVER 14 YEARS OLD CLASSICAL ...... 11 CLASS 652 RCM PIANO ALBUM 3 NOT OVER 13 YEARS OLD ROMANTIC & MODERN ...... 14
CLASS 503 PIANO CONCERT GROUP - 16 YEARS AND UNDER ...... 14 CLASS 536 PIANO SOLO 16 YEARS AND UNDER - CLASSICAL ...... 14 CLASS 502 PIANO CONCERT GROUP - 17 YEARS AND UNDER ...... 14 CLASS 207 CONCERT GROUP, ANY VOICE - 13 YEARS AND UNDER ...... 15 CLASS 610 PIANO DUET - 15 YEARS AND UNDER ...... 16 CLASS 507 PIANO CONCERT GROUP - 12 YEARS AND UNDER ...... 16 CLASS 614 PIANO DUET - 11 YEARS AND UNDER - COMPETITIVE ...... 16
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CLASS 616 PIANO DUET - 10 YEARS AND UNDER - COMPETITIVE ...... 16
CLASS 618 PIANO DUET - 9 YEARS AND UNDER - COMPETITIVE ...... 17 CLASS 646 RCM PIANO ALBUM 5 NOT OVER 16 YEARS OLD ROMANTIC & MODERN ...... 17 CLASS 509 PIANO CONCERT GROUP - 10 YEARS AND UNDER ...... 20
CLASS 552 PIANO SOLO 13 & UNDER - CANADIAN COMPOSERS ...... 20 CLASS 591 PIANO SOLO - 6 YEARS AND UNDER - NONCOMPETITIVE ...... 20 CLASS 554 PIANO SOLO 12 & UNDER - CANADIAN COMPOSERS ...... 21 CLASS 530 PIANO SOLO 17 YEARS AND UNDER - ROMANTIC OR IMPRESSIONISTIC 25
CLASS 531 PIANO SOLO 17 YEARS AND UNDER - MODERN ...... 25 CLASS 537 PIANO SOLO 16 YEARS AND UNDER - ROMANTIC OR IMPRESSIONISTIC 25 CLASS 546 PIANO SOLO 15 YEARS AND UNDER - CANADIAN COMPOSERS...... 25 CLASS 551 PIANO SOLO 14 YEARS AND UNDER - ORIGINAL COMPOSITION ...... 25 CLASS 631 PIANO RCM ALBUM 9 ROMANTIC ...... 25 CLASS 633 PIANO RCM ALBUM 8 BAROQUE ...... 25 CLASS 634 PIANO RCM ALBUM 8 CLASSICAL ...... 26 CLASS 636 PIANO RCM ALBUM 8 MODERN ...... 26 CLASS 638 RCM PIANO ALBUM 7 NOT OVER 18 YEARS OLD CLASSICAL ...... 26 CLASS 613 PIANO DUET - 12 YEARS AND UNDER ...... 31
CLASS 506 PIANO CONCERT GROUP - 13 YEARS AND UNDER ...... 31 CLASS 645 RCM PIANO ALBUM 5 NOT OVER 16 YEARS OLD CLASSICAL ...... 35
CLASS 662-A PREPARTORY (A/B) NOT OVER 9 YEARS OLD - COMPETITIVE ...... 35 CLASS 650 RCM PIANO ALBUM 3 NOT OVER 13 YEARS OLD BAROQUE ...... 35 CLASS 647 RCM PIANO ALBUM 4 NOT OVER 14 YEARS OLD BAROQUE ...... 35 CLASS 513 PIANO CONCERTO - 14 YEARS AND UNDER ...... 38 CLASS 637 RCM PIANO ALBUM 7 NOT OVER 18 YEARS OLD BAROQUE ...... 40
CLASS 642 RCM PIANO ALBUM 6 NOT OVER 17 YEARS OLD CLASSICAL ...... 40 CLASS 644 RCM PIANO ALBUM 5 NOT OVER 16 YEARS OLD BAROQUE ...... 40 CLASS 649 RCM PIANO ALBUM 4 NOT OVER 14 YEARS OLD ROMANTIC & MODERN ...... 46
CLASS 651 RCM PIANO ALBUM 3 NOT OVER 13 YEARS OLD CLASSICAL ...... 46 CLASS 612 PIANO DUET - 13 YEARS AND UNDER ...... 46 CLASS 653-A RCM PIANO ALBUM 2 NOT OVER 12 YEARS OLD BAROQUE & CLASSICAL...... 51
CLASS 658 RCM PIANO ALBUM 1 NOT OVER 10 YEARS OLD BAROQUE & CLASSICAL.- NONCOMPETITIVE ...... 51
CLASS 661-B PREPARTORY (A/B) NOT OVER 9 YEARS OLD - COMPETETIVE ...... 51 65 65
CLASS 659-B RCM PIANO ALBUM 1 NOT OVER 10 YEARS OLD ROMANTIC, MODERN & INVENTIONS ...... 51 CLASS 659-A RCM PIANO ALBUM 1 NOT OVER 10 YEARS OLD ROMANTIC, MODERN & INVENTIONS ...... 52 CLASS 655-B RCM PIANO ALBUM 2 NOT OVER 12 YEARS OLD ROMANTIC, MODERN & INVENTIONS ...... 57
CLASS 661-C PREPARTORY (A/B) NOT OVER 9 YEARS OLD - COMPETETIVE ...... 57 CLASS 657-A RCM PIANO ALBUM 1 NOT OVER 10 YEARS OLD BAROQUE & CLASSICAL...... 57
CLASS 660 RCM PIANO ALBUM 1 NOT OVER 10 YEARS OLD ROMANTIC, MODERN & INVENTIONS - NONCOMPETETIVE ...... 57
CLASS 663 PREPARTORY (A/B) NOT OVER 9 YEARS OLD - NONCOMPETETIVE ...... 58 CLASS 657-B RCM PIANO ALBUM 1 NOT OVER 10 YEARS OLD BAROQUE & CLASSICAL...... 58
CLASS 639 RCM PIANO ALBUM 7 NOT OVER 18 YEARS OLD ROMANTIC ...... 58
STRINGS
CLASS 949 MISCELLANEOUS ENSEMBLES - OPEN ...... 3
CLASS 956 STRING SONATA - SENIOR ...... 3 CLASS 950 CONCERT GROUP, ANY STRINGED INSTRUMENT - SENIOR ...... 3 CLASS 965 FIDDLING - SENIOR ...... 4 CLASS 967 GUITAR SOLO - "A"...... 4 CLASS 968 GUITAR SOLO - "B" ...... 4 CLASS 970 GUITAR SOLO - "D" - NONCOMPETITIVE ...... 4 CLASS 984 HARP SOLO - JUNIOR - OPEN ...... 4 CLASS 949b MISCELLANEOUS DUETS - JUNIOR ...... 4
VOCAL CLASS 204 CONCERT GROUP, ANY VOICE - 16 YEARS AND UNDER ...... 5
CLASS 203 CONCERT GROUP, ANY VOICE - 17 YEARS AND UNDER ...... 5 CLASS 205 CONCERT GROUP, ANY VOICE - 15 YEARS AND UNDER ...... 5 CLASS 206 CONCERT GROUP, ANY VOICE - 14 YEARS AND UNDER ...... 6 CLASS 210-A CONCERT GROUP, ANY VOICE - 10 YEARS AND UNDER ...... 8
CLASS 210-B CONCERT GROUP, ANY VOICE - 10 YEARS AND UNDER ...... 8 CLASS 208 CONCERT GROUP, ANY VOICE - 12 YEARS AND UNDER ...... 12
CLASS 373 GIRLS' SOLO - 6 YEARS AND UNDER - COMPETITIVE ...... 12 CLASS 372 GIRLS' SOLO - 7 YEARS AND UNDER - COMPETITIVE ...... 12 CLASS 358 GIRLS' SOLO - 6 YEARS AND UNDER - NONCOMPETITIVE ...... 12 CLASS 357 GIRLS' SOLO - 6 YEARS AND UNDER - COMPETITIVE ...... 13 66 66
CLASS 355 GIRLS' SOLO - 7 YEARS AND UNDER - COMPETITIVE ...... 13 CLASS 259 NEWFOUNDLAND FOLK SONG SOLO, ANY VOICE - 12 & UNDER ...... 19 CLASS 262 TRADITIONAL FOLK SONG SOLO, ANY VOICE - 19 & UNDER ...... 19 CLASS 266 TRADITIONAL FOLK SONG SOLO, ANY VOICE - 13 & UNDER ...... 19 CLASS 264 TRADITIONAL FOLK SONG SOLO, ANY VOICE - 15 & UNDER ...... 19 CLASS 268 TRADITIONAL FOLK SONG SOLO, ANY VOICE – 11 & UNDER ...... 19 CLASS 216 OPERATIC SOLO, ANY VOICE - 17 YEARS AND UNDER ...... 24
CLASS 224 SACRED ARIA SOLO, ANY VOICE - 17 YEARS AND UNDER ...... 24 CLASS 263 TRADITIONAL FOLK SONG SOLO, ANY VOICE - 16 YEARS AND UNDER .. 24 CLASS 272 SONGS OF NEWFOUNDLAND, ANY VOICE - 19 YEARS AND UNDER ...... 24 CLASS 273 SONGS OF NEWFOUNDLAND, ANY VOICE - 16 YEARS AND UNDER ...... 24 CLASS 276 SONGS OF NEWFOUNDLAND, ANY VOICE - 10 AND UNDER ...... 29
CLASS 275 SONGS OF NEWFOUNDLAND, ANY VOICE - 12 YEARS AND UNDER ...... 29 CLASS 260 NEWFOUNDLAND FOLK SONG SOLO, ANY VOICE - 10 YEARS & UNDER 29 CLASS 280 FEMALE SOLO - 17 YEARS AND UNDER ...... 29 CLASS 284 MEZZO-SOPRANO SOLO - 19 YEARS AND UNDER...... 29 CLASS 283 MEZZO-SOPRANO SOLO - OPEN ...... 30 CLASS 269 TRADITIONAL FOLK SONG SOLO, ANY VOICE - 10 YEARS AND UNDER .. 30 CLASS 371 GIRLS' SOLO - 8 YEARS AND UNDER - COMPETITIVE ...... 33
CLASS 363 BOYS' SOLO - 9 YEARS AND UNDER - COMPETITIVE ...... 33 CLASS 370 GIRLS' SOLO - 9 YEARS AND UNDER - COMPETITIVE - OWN SELECTION 33 CLASS 369 GIRLS' SOLO - 10 YEARS AND UNDER - COMPETITIVE ...... 33 CLASS 361 BOYS' SOLO - 10 YEARS AND UNDER - COMPETITIVE ...... 33 CLASS 375 BOYS' SOLO - 9 YEARS AND UNDER - COMPETITIVE - OWN SELECTION . 34 CLASS 352 GIRLS' SOLO - 9 YEARS AND UNDER - NONCOMPETITIVE ...... 34 CLASS 351 GIRLS' SOLO - 9 YEARS AND UNDER - COMPETITIVE ...... 34 CLASS 270-A TRADITIONAL FOLK SONG SOLO, ANY VOICE - 9 YEARS AND UNDER . 39
CLASS 270-B TRADITIONAL FOLK SONG SOLO, ANY VOICE - 9 YEARS AND UNDER . 39 CLASS 328 VOCAL DUET, ANY VOICES - 14 YEARS AND UNDER ...... 39 CLASS 349 GIRLS' SOLO - 10 YEARS AND UNDER - COMPETITIVE ...... 39 CLASS 305 MALE SOLO - 13 YEARS AND UNDER ...... 43
CLASS 320 CANADIAN ART SONG - 14 YEARS AND UNDER...... 43 CLASS 326 VOCAL DUET, ANY VOICES - 19 YEARS AND UNDER ...... 43 CLASS 319 CANADIAN ART SONG - 17 YEARS AND UNDER...... 43 CLASS 327 VOCAL DUET, ANY VOICES - 16 YEARS AND UNDER ...... 43 67
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CLASS 299 FEMALE SOLO - 14 YEARS AND UNDER ...... 43 CLASS 300 FEMALE SOLO - 13 YEARS AND UNDER ...... 50 CLASS 303 MALE SOLO - 15 YEARS AND UNDER ...... 50 CLASS 317 ART SONG - FOREIGN LANGUAGE - 14 YEARS AND UNDER ...... 50 CLASS 301 FEMALE SOLO - 12 YEARS AND UNDER ...... 50 CLASS 354 GIRLS' SOLO - 8 YEARS AND UNDER - NONCOMPETITIVE ...... 56
CLASS 353 GIRLS' SOLO - 8 YEARS AND UNDER - COMPETITIVE ...... 56 CLASS 347 GIRLS' SOLO - 11 YEARS AND UNDER - COMPETITIVE ...... 56 CLASS 350 GIRLS' SOLO - 10 YEARS AND UNDER - NONCOMPETITIVE ...... 56 CLASS 265 TRADITIONAL FOLK SONG SOLO, ANY VOICE - 14 YEARS AND UNDER .. 56 CLASS 267 TRADITIONAL FOLK SONG SOLO, ANY VOICE - 12 YEARS AND UNDER .. 56 CLASS 315 LIEDER - ANY VOICE AND PIANO - 16 YEARS AND UNDER ...... 58
CHORAL
CLASS 65 GRADE CHOIRS, GRADE IV ...... 18
CLASS 67 GRADE CHOIRS, GRADE II ...... 18 CLASS 66 GRADE CHOIRS, GRADE III ...... 18 CLASS 89-A PRIMARY CHOIR WORKSHOP ...... 18 CLASS 56 CHOIRS - ANY VOICES - 14 YEARS AND UNDER ...... 27
CLASS 70 ELEMENTARY CHOIRS - UNISON ...... 27 CLASS 88-A ELEMENTARY CHOIR WORKSHOP ...... 27 CLASS 89-B PRIMARY CHOIR WORKSHOP ...... 38 CLASS 13 CHOIRS - 19 YEARS AND UNDER - SAB ...... 44
CLASS 15 CHOIRS - 19 YEARS AND UNDER - ANY VOICES ...... 44 CLASS 16 CHOIRS - 19 YEARS AND UNDER - MUSICAL THEATRE ENSEMBLES ...... 44 CLASS 7 CHOIRS - SAB - OPEN ...... 44 CLASS 34 CHOIRS - 14 YEARS AND UNDER - MUSICAL THEATRE ENSEMBLES ...... 44 CLASS 45 CHOIRS - 12 YEARS AND UNDER - MUSICAL THEATRE ENSEMBLES ...... 44 CLASS 92 SMALL VOCAL ENSEMBLE - 16 YEARS AND UNDER ...... 45 CLASS 87 CLASSROOM SINGING, KINDERGARTEN - NONCOMPETITIVE ...... 49
CLASS 88-B ELEMENTARY CHOIR WORKSHOP ...... 49 CLASS 30 CHOIRS - 14 YEARS AND UNDER - UNISON - ANY VOICES...... 49
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MUSICAL THEATRE CLASS 229 GILBERT & SULLIVAN SOLO, ANY VOICE - 16 & UNDER ...... 22 CLASS 243 MUSICAL THEATRE/MOVIE MUSICAL – 7 & UNDER ...... 22 CLASS 248 MUSICAL THEATRE, DUET, ANY VOICES - 16 & UNDER ...... 22 CLASS 249 MUSICAL THEATRE, DUET, ANY VOICES - 15 & UNDER ...... 22 CLASS 250 MUSICAL THEATRE/MOVIE MUSICAL, DUET, ANY VOICES - 14 & UNDER ...... 22
CLASS 251 MUSICAL THEATRE/MOVIE MUSICAL, DUET, ANY VOICES - 13 & UNDER ...... 23 CLASS 237 MUSICAL THEATRE/MOVIE MUSICAL - 13 YEARS AND UNDER ...... 54
CLASS 240-A MUSICAL THEATRE/MOVIE MUSICAL - 10 YEARS AND UNDER ...... 54 CLASS 240-B MUSICAL THEATRE/MOVIE MUSICAL - 10 YEARS AND UNDER ...... 54 CLASS 252 MUSICAL THEATRE/MOVIE MUSICAL, DUET, ANY VOICES - 12 YEARS AND UNDER ...... 55 CLASS 233 MUSICAL THEATRE, ANY VOICE - 17 YEARS AND UNDER ...... 60
CLASS 235 MUSICAL THEATRE, ANY VOICE - 15 YEARS AND UNDER ...... 60 CLASS 242 MUSICAL THEATRE/MOVIE MUSICAL – 8 YEARS AND UNDER ...... 60 CLASS 238 MUSICAL THEATRE/MOVIE MUSICAL - 12 YEARS AND UNDER ...... 60 CLASS 254 MUSICAL THEATRE/MOVIE MUSICAL, DUET, ANY VOICES - 10 YEARS AND UNDER ...... 61
CLASS 239 MUSICAL THEATRE/MOVIE MUSICAL - 11 YEARS AND UNDER ...... 61 CLASS 236 MUSICAL THEATRE, ANY VOICE - 14 YEARS AND UNDER ...... 63
CLASS 241-A MUSICAL THEATRE/MOVIE MUSICAL – 9 YEARS AND UNDER ...... 63 CLASS 241-B MUSICAL THEATRE/MOVIE MUSICAL – 9 YEARS AND UNDER ...... 63 CLASS 234 MUSICAL THEATRE, ANY VOICE - 16 YEARS AND UNDER ...... 63
BRASS, WOODWIND, PERCUSSION
CLASS 759 BRASS SIGHT READING "A" ...... 28
CLASS 847 WOODWIND CONCERT GROUP - SENIOR ...... 28 CLASS 922 SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL CONCERT BANDS ...... 32
CLASS 935 SCHOOL JAZZ ENSEMBLES OR STAGE BANDS - OPEN - NONCOMPETITIVE ...... 32 CLASS 848 WOODWIND CONCERT GROUP - JUNIOR ...... 36
CLASS 743 BRASS CONCERT GROUP - SENIOR ...... 36 CLASS 707 FRENCH HORN (or E FLAT HORN) SOLO "B" ...... 36 CLASS 845 WOODWIND SONATA - SENIOR ...... 36 CLASS 840 WOODWIND SOLO - UNACCOMPANIED - OPEN ...... 36 CLASS 804 ALTO SAXOPHONE SOLO "E" - NONCOMPETITIVE ...... 37 69
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CLASS 816 FLUTE SOLO "B" ...... 41
CLASS 801 ALTO SAXOPHONE SOLO "B" ...... 41 CLASS 814 CLARINET SOLO "E" – NONCOMPETITIVE ...... 41 CLASS 819 FLUTE SOLO "E" - NONCOMPETITIVE ...... 41 CLASS 756 BRASS QUINTET "A" ...... 41 CLASS 812 CLARINET SOLO "C" ...... 41 CLASS 815 FLUTE SOLO "A" ...... 41 CLASS 817 FLUTE SOLO "C" ...... 42 CLASS 830 WOODWIND SOLO "A" ...... 42 CLASS 719 TRUMPET (or CORNET) SOLO "D" - NONCOMPETITIVE ...... 42 CLASS 850A WOODWIND MIXED ASSIGNED SOLO - JUNIOR...... 47
CLASS 716 TRUMPET (or CORNET) SOLO "A" ...... 47 CLASS 746C BRASS MIXED ASSIGNED SOLO - JUNIOR ...... 47 CLASS 849 WOODWIND MIXED ASSIGNED SOLO ...... 47 CLASS 1005 PERCUSSION SOLO "C" - Complete Drum Set ...... 47 CLASS 1003 PERCUSSION SOLO "A" - Complete Drum Set ...... 47 CLASS 1006 PERCUSSION SOLO "D" – COMPLETE DRUM SET - NONCOMPETITIVE ... 47 CLASS 1008 SNARE DRUM SOLO "A" ...... 48 CLASS 853 WOODWIND DUET "C" ...... 53
CLASS 851 WOODWIND DUET "A" ...... 53 CLASS 857 WOODWIND QUARTET "A" ...... 53 CLASS 949a MISCELLANEOUS DUETS - SENIOR - ANY MIX OF TWO INSTRUMENTS . 53 CLASS 1000 PERCUSSION CONCERT GROUP - SENIOR ...... 53 CLASS 866 WOODWIND SIGHT READING "B" ...... 53 CLASS 921 CONCERT BANDS "B" - NONCOMPETITIVE ...... 59
CLASS 923 SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL CONCERT BANDS - NONCOMPETITIVE ...... 59 CLASS 924 JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL CONCERT BANDS ...... 59 CLASS 704 BARITONE/EUPHONIUM (TENOR TUBA) SOLO "D" NONCOMPETITIVE .. 62
CLASS 714 TROMBONE SOLO "D" - NONCOMPETITIVE ...... 62 CLASS 718 TRUMPET (or CORNET) SOLO "C" ...... 62 CLASS 841 WOODWIND SOLO - COMPLETE MAJOR WORK - SENIOR ...... 62
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Silver Sponsors
Bronze Sponsors
Patron Sponsors
Pat Higgins
Financial Group
Friends of Festival Ida Lundrigan Jim Pike Marjorie Hannon Bill & Sigrid Fitzpatrick