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COTTINGHAM METHODIST CHURCH

MUSICAL FESTIVAL 2013

18th January to 2nd February

Celebration Concert 2nd March

Programme £1

www.cottingham-methodist.org.uk/

Page 1 Venue Classes Page Friday 18 Jan 1.30pm Methodist Church School Instrumental Classes 6 Friday 18 Jan 6.00pm Methodist Church Instrumental Classes 6 Saturday 19 Jan 9.00am Methodist Church Instrumental Classes 7 Saturday 19 Jan 12.30p m Zion UR Church Instrumental Classes 8 Friday 25 Jan 1.30 pm Methodist Church School Choir Classes 10 Friday 25 Jan 6.00pm Methodist Church Adult Singing Classes 10 Saturday 26 Jan 9.00am Methodist Church Singing and Adult Singing Classes 11 Saturday 26 Jan 11 .00am Zion UR Church Singing and Adult Singing Classes 13 Friday 1 Feb 6.00pm Methodist Church Piano Classes 15 Saturday 2 Feb 9.00am Methodist Church Piano Classes 16 Saturday 2 Mar 6.30 & Methodist Church Celebration Concert 3 8.15pm

REFRESHMENTS A wide range of Light Refreshments, including Light Lunches, is available in the Main Hall of the Methodist Church on Saturdays during the Festival.

RECORDING (SOUND & VIDEO) and PHOTOGRAPHY As a Festival we are bound by Copyright Law, this means that we cannot allow Recording (sound or video) or Photography at any time during Festival performances or adjudications. This includes the use of mobile phones

SAFEGUARDING POLICY

Parents / Guardians / Carers of all those under the age of 18 and vulnerable adults identified to us who are taking part in the Festival have been sent a copy of the Festival Safeguarding Policy. If you wish to see a copy please ask one of the officials.

The Policy is reviewed regularly and it is revised and enhanced as necessary. In doing this we look to the British & International Federation of Festivals for support and that body, in turn, looks to other agencies for good practice, most notably the NSPCC and Arts Council of England policy guidelines

General Secretary Ian Cockerline

Email [email protected] or phone 01482 842347

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THE COTTINGHAM METHODIST CHURCH MUSICAL FESTIVAL is affiliated to THE BRITISH & INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION OF MUSICAL FESTIVALS

of which HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN is patron

FESTIVAL CELEBRATION CONCERT

Saturday 2nd March 6.30 to 7.45pm Part 1 8.15 to 9.45pm (approx) Part 2

(Refreshments will be available from 7.45 to 8.15pm)

In the last te n years you have donated over £6 000, to numerous Charities including Martin House Hospice , May Lodge residential unit , Action for Children (formerly NCH), The Christine Bro wn Trust for Young Musicians

Thanks to you, last year’s concert raised £700 for Castaway Goole who provide performing, leisure and training opportunities for young peo ple and adults with learning and physical disabilities and autistic spectrum condition

This year we are supporting the FRIENDS OF THE EAST RIDING YOUTH ORCHESTRA who aim to give children, of all backgrounds a chance to experience music making which has a positive influence in many areas of their learning and development.

There is no admission charge, but there will be a retiring collection.

SPECIAL AWARDS presented at the Celebration Concert

Two trophies are awarded to competitors recognised by the adjudicators as “most promising performers” - • in the junior age classes – the Eardley Kemp Trophy; • in the senior age classes – the Fred erick Ingilby Cup. Victor Ludorum Shields are awarded to the most m eritorious performance in each section of the Festival.

The winners of the above trophies also receive a cheque from the Friends of the Festival to help them in their further studies .

Page 3 OUR ADJUDICATORS CHRISTINA THOMSON attended the Royal After she was robbed of her embouchure in an Academy of Music after leaving the National Youth incident in 2000 she retired from professional playing Orchestra. A fascinating career as a horn player in and now concentrates on pedagogy. She is Germany followed. She then returned to London in 1984 internationally in demand as an adjudicator, and to perform chamber music, became a soloist with examines for the Associated Board in England and several chamber orchestras and taught at Harrow and abroad, as well as being Brass Specialist Mentor for the the Purcell School. In 1991 she returned to her home Board’s Professional Development Course. town of Ripon where she teaches at the Ripon Choir Christina enjoys cycling and high-level mountain School, Ampleforth College and Hurworth House School walking in the Austrian Alps as an antidote to the hectic as well as having an extensive private teaching practice, musical life she leads. encompassing ages from 5 to 70.

STEVEN ROBERTS has combined a career in Steven is Music Director with Sing Live UK which has education with his work as a conductor, musical director seen him conduct in numerous concert halls, including and adjudicator, working both in this country and in the Royal Albert Hall, as well as conducting in the Europe and as far afield as Peru and Bahrain. His work in College Gardens of Westminster Abbey for The Lady education has included training musicians and actors Taverners and at Mass in St Peter’s Basilica, Vatican and he has worked extensively with partner schools as City, St Mark’s Basilica in Venice and in Assisi and most part of his educational responsibilities. recently in Vienna, Salzburg, Amalfi, Milan and Paris. He Despite a very busy educational career Steven has has conducted numerous concerts throughout this conducted numerous groups, including the Liverpool country, in Germany, France, Italy and the Czech Welsh Choral Union, The Huddersfield Choral Society, Republic and with a variety of Choirs, ensembles and Dodworth and Skelmanthorpe Male Voice Choirs and a orchestras. variety of orchestras, brass bands and wind ensembles, Steven is an adjudicator member of the British and as well as being Chorus Master for concerts with Dame International Federation of Festivals, and a member of Kiri Te Kanawa and Jose Carreras. He is currently the Board of Trustees; he also acts as a Music Mentor Musical Director and Conductor with the Altrincham for Music for Youth and is a member of the Association Choral Society, and the Chesterfield Philharmonic Choir of British Choral Directors. He is a member of The and has also worked as musical director for a number of Lord’s Taverners, the cricketing charity that raises theatrical productions, and this diversity reflects his money to give ‘young people, particularly with special music and drama training. needs a sporting chance’.

VIVIEN PIKE studied music at the Royal Vivien is in great demand for solo singing and choral Manchester/Royal Northern College of Music after workshops and has worked with singers in Sweden, previously studying medical sciences. She graduated Latvia, Ireland, New Zealand and Estonia. She has with teaching and performing diplomas and a silver lectured in Latvia and Slovenia and recently as a visiting medal. professor at the Estonian Academy of Music. Her Vivien has wide experience as a recitalist and soprano international jury work includes the World Choir Games soloist with many choral societies. She has sung in in Linz and Graz, festivals in Malta, Italy, Germany, choirs from the age of 7 and is a former member of the Ireland, Jersey and is currently the UK representative on BBC Northern Singers. She is vocal coach for several the World Choir Council. She is an external examiner of choral societies. singing at degree level and a visiting lecturer/examiner Over the years as a peripatetic teacher of singing in in choral conducting at Huddersfield University. She Yorkshire, she has taught hundreds of young singers, was awarded an Honorary Doctorate by Sheffield Hallam one of the first being Lesley Garrett. Her choirs have University in 2006 for her work with singers nationally won many prizes in national and international and internationally and is a Churchill Fellow, competitions and have enjoyed tours to Italy, Germany, researching the Cultural Influences on Voice Ireland, Australia (representing UK at the first Melbourne Development in Sweden, Finland and Estonia. She has International Choral Festival), Canada and USA, Finland recently been elected a Fellow of the Royal Society of and Estonia. Her female choir celebrated 30 years of Arts. high standard singing in 2009.

Page 4 MARGARET SMITH was born and brought up in societies have resulted in performances of oratorio, Skipton, North Yorkshire, and was an enthusiastic cantatas and concert versions of opera, working with participant in local festivals from a very young age. She both adults and children. studied the piano, initially with Dame Fanny Waterman, Her enthusiasm for the Festival movement and its and then at the Royal Academy of Music, with the violin value in musical education, has resulted in an ever- as an additional first study. She spent many years in increasing number of invitations to adjudicate at musical education with both singers and festivals throughout the U K including the Channel instrumentalists as Director of Music at one of the most Islands and frequent visits to Northern Ireland. She prestigious Girls’ Schools in Yorkshire, where pupils feels privileged to have been invited on two occasions won many prizes in national and local music by the Yorkshire Regional committee to adjudicate at competitions. For 14 years, she was a Moderator for the their prestigious Yorkshire Regional Championship in composition and performance elements of GCSE Music. 2007 and 2011. She has maintained her private piano practice, In addition to this active musical life she enjoys teaching to an advanced level and has always had a walking, reading, concert and theatre-going and passionate interest in vocal music and choral work in equestrian activities. Margaret Smith is an adjudicator particular. She was the founder-conductor of the member of the British & International Federation of Chippendale Singers, a chamber choir with a Festivals and is delighted to be returning to the wide-ranging repertoire, currently enjoying success in Cottingham Festival. the Yorkshire area. Her many associations with choral

Marking is based on the Federation Descriptors as shown below Outstanding 90+ An exceptional performance, both technically and artistically Distinction 87 - 89 An excellent performance technically and artistically Commended 84 - 86 A convincing performance technically and artistically Merit 81 - 83 A capable performance showing some artistic appreciation and/or technical ability Moderate 78 - 80 A performance showing development of technique and/or communication Fair 75 - 77 A performance limited in its communication Please note: Trophies are only awarded if the mark falls into one of the top three categories.

This is our 36th Annual Musical Festival. We hope you enjoy the performances of family and friends. The Festival is run by Cottingham Methodist Church and we assure you of a warm welcome to all Church activities:

nd Sunday 8.45 am Holy Communion (2 Sunday of each month) . 10.00 am Service (with crèche available) and Junior Church 1st Sunday of the month – “Downstairs Church” for young families 2nd Sunday of each month – Family and Parade Service 6.30 pm Service When there is a 5 th Sunday – joint service at one of the Churches in Cottingham On some evenings we have a joint service with other Methodist Churches (please see the notices for details – available on the outside noticeboard)

Weekday activities for young people include First Steps (for young children and carers), Beavers, Cubs, Scouts, Brownies.

Other weekday activities include House Groups, Bible Study, Tuesday Fellowship (for men and women), Church Choir and Film Evenings. Details can be found on our website (www.cottingham-methodist.org.uk ) and on the notices (displayed on outside noticeboard). If in doubt please ask one of the Stewards.

Page 5 Friday SCHOOL INSTRUMENTAL CLASSES Methodist Jan 18 Adjudicator: CHRISTINA THOMSON Church

1:30 pm Class 526 STRING GROUP (Bowed Instruments), 11 years & under THE COTTINGHAM INSTRUMENTAL TROPHY 1 Hymers Junior String Ensemble Class 527 STRING GROUP (Bowed Instruments), 14 years & under THE COTTINGHAM METHODIST CHURCH MUSIC TROPHY 1 Hull Collegiate Intermediate Quartet Class 528 STRING GROUP (Bowed Instruments), 18 years & under THE MURIEL WILKINSON MEMORIAL CUP 1 Four Seasons String Ensemble 3 Hull Collegiate Senior Quartet 2 St. Mary's Quartet 2:45 pm Class 504 RECORDER ENSEMBLE, 11 Years & under THE A J MOUNTFORD TROPHY 1 Hymers Junior Recorder Ensemble 3:00 pm Class 539 INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLE INCLUDING PIANO, 11 years and under 1 Victoria Dock Clarinet Ensemble Class 541 INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLE INCLUDING PIANO, 18 years and under ERIC & J SCULL SHIELD 1 Longcroft Baroque 2 withdrawn 3.45pm (Approx) CLOSE

Friday INSTRUMENTAL CLASSES Methodist Jan 18 Adjudicator: CHRISTINA THOMSON Church 6:00 pm Class 525 UNACCOMPANIED STRING SOLO (Bowed Instruments), Open THE SOLO STRING SHIELD 1 Nathaniel Morris 3 Alexandra Standing 2 William Taylor 4 Kieran Lynch Class 537 INSTRUMENT & PIANO DUET, 18 years and under THE FESTIVAL MUSIC CUP 1 Cara Pedley & Emma Humphrey 2 Alexander & Charlotte Duffus 6:50 pm Class 523 STRING SOLO (Bowed Instruments), 15 to 18 years THE TORDOFF CUP 1 Kieran Lynch 5 Caitlin Marshall 9 Tom Bolton 2 Alexandra Standing 6 Georgina Wright 3 Jacob Phillipson 7 George Senior 4 Joel Bedworth 8 William Taylor Class 524 STRING SOLO (Bowed Instruments), Open Age THE FANTASIA SHIELD 1 Kieran Lynch 2 Nathaniel Morris 9.00pm (Approx) CLOSE

Page 6 Saturday INSTRUMENTAL CLASSES Methodist Jan 19 Adjudicator: CHRISTINA THOMSON Church 9:00 am Class 520 STRING SOLO (Bowed Instruments), 10 years & under THE LISA COATES CUP 1 Rithvik Narendranath 7 Laura Barton 13 Charlotte Hart 2 Ellen Gooch 8 Amber Sargeson 14 Sam Boswell 3 Libbi Jefcoate 9 William Shepherd 15 Amrit Cassim 4 Lorna Kilkenny 10 Maksymilian Wardas-Cross 16 Lily Mathieson 5 Emily Stella Black 11 Caitlin Killen 6 Amy Barton 12 Alice Levitt 10:00 am Class 521 STRING SOLO (Bowed Instruments), 11 & 12 years THE YOUNG SHIELD 1 Adithya Venkat 7 Matthew Duncan 13 Victoria Davis 2 Michael Karunaratne 8 James Duncan 14 Gauri Duhan 3 Ellie Whiteford 9 Charlotte Lindsay 15 Yasmin Coe 4 Chloe Hare 10 Hannah Lindley 16 Anna-Marjita Dimante 5 Sonia Buzza 11 Alice Goode 17 James Gilchrist 6 Hannah Bedworth 12 Nathaniel Morris 18 Nathan Lynch 11.15 am INTERVAL 11:30 am Class 522 STRING SOLO (Bowed Instruments), 13 & 14 years THE DONALD MCFADDEN TROPHY 1 Emily Harros 4 Olivia Bennett 7 Ella Craig 2 Catherine Kilkenny 5 Casey Beadle 8 Mary Mulley 3 Alexander Duffus 6 Eddie Craig 9 Niall Karunaratne 12.30pm LUNCH INTERVAL 1:15 pm Class 550 HARP SOLO 11 years and under THE JOYCE ANSTICE MEMORIAL SHIELD 1 Amelia Todd 4 Evangeline Barnby 7 Alex Middleton 2 Seina Todd 5 Iris Greaney 8 Blanca Gence 3 Kasia Black 6 Lulu Nabridnyj Class 551 HARP SOLO 14 years & under THE SWEET SOUND TROPHY 1 Iris Greaney 6 Jasmine Butler 11 Tilly Nicholls 2 Alex Middleton 7 Tilly Poskitt 12 Isobel Chesman 3 Kasia Black 8 Hannah Higson 13 Alice Freeman 4 Evangeline Barnby 9 Cerys Rees 14 Keri Tsang 5 Lulu Nabridnyj 10 Felicity Edwards Class 554 HARP ENSEMBLE, Open THE KABWE TROPHY 1 Junior Harpz 3 Seiniau Telyn 2 Wakefield Angels 4 The Soundboards

2.45 pm INTERVAL

Page 7 3.00 pm Class 553 HARP DUET, Open THE DOUBLE SWEET SOUND SHIELD 1 Cerys Rees and Hannah Higson 5 Kasia Black & Blanca Gence 2 Kathryn Mason & Keri Tsang 6 Tilly Poskitt & Alex Middleton 3 Jacob & Tilly Nicholls 7 Jasmine Butler & Lulu Nabridnyj 4 Seina & Amelia Todd 8 Alice Freeman & Isobel Chesman Class 552 HARP SOLO, Open THE BUNTY OHLSEN MEMORIAL TROPHY 1 Felicity Edwards 4 Isobel Chesman 7 Kathryn Mason 2 Keri Tsang 5 Alice Freeman 8 Jacob Nicholls 3 Hannah Higson 6 Helena Dawson 5.15 pm TEA INTERVAL 6:05 pm Class 560 TUNED PERCUSSION , Open Age THE BARTLETT TROPHY 1 Laura Bradford Class 802 TWO SKILLS, two instruments or voice, age 14 - 18 THE PHILHARMONIC TROPHY 1 Isobel Chesman 3 Declan Greaves 5 Sally Bolton 2 Alexandra Standing 4 Peter Bolton 7.10 pm Class 801 TWO SKILLS, two instruments or voice, age 13 and under 1 Charlotte Duffus 3 Finlay Robson 5 Felicity Edwards 2 Evangeline Barnby 4 Victoria Horler 8:10 pm Class 542 BRASS SOLO , 11 years & under THE YOUNG MUSICIAN ’S TROPHY 1 Poppy Young 2 Adam Clifton 3 Finlay Robson Class 543 BRASS SOLO , Open Age THE BARTLETT TROPHY 1 George Maynard 2 Saul Phillipson 9.30 pm CLOSE

Saturday INSTRUMENTAL CLASSES Zion UR Jan 19 Adjudicator: Margaret Smith Church 12:30 pm Class 500 DESCANT RECORDER SOLO, 9 years & under THE JAMES W LYONS TROPHY Test Piece: SPIDERMAN ROCK - Pam Wedgwood from Really Easy Jazzin' About for Recorder 1 Laura England 4 Eleanor Green 7 Isabelle Atkinson 2 Emma Platt 5 Charlotte Burnett 3 Jessica Fitzjohn 6 Katie Walker-Regan 1:00 pm Class 501 DESCANT RECORDER SOLO, 11 years & under THE MARGARET SAXTON TROPHY Test Piece: KINGFISHER - Pam Wedgwood from Really Easy Jazzin' About for Recorder 1 Lily Mathieson 4 Alice Goode 7 Gauri Duhan 2 Laura Mae Van Diesen 5 Caitlin Killen 8 Srinidhi Krishnan 3 Alice Levitt 6 Isabella Watson 9 Evie Lord Class 502 RECORDER SOLO, OWN CHOICE, 12 to 14 years 1 Niamh Redhead

Page 8 Class 507 RECORDER DUET, 12 years & under THE FESTIVAL RECORDER DUET CUPS 1 Jessica Fitzjohn & Katie Walker-Regan 3 Harry Fisk & Taylor Edmond 2 Lily Mathieson & Evie Lord 4 Caitlin Killen & Alice Levitt 2:15 pm Class 515 WOODWIND SOLO, 11 years & under THE JUNIOR WOODWIND CUP 1 Nathaniel Morris 4 Ben Brown 6 Milly Smith 3 Charlotte Duffus 5 Caitlin Stanley 7 Evie Lord 3:05 pm Class 516 WOODWIND SOLO, 14 years & under THE FRANK & BETTY WILEY TROPHY 1 Jacob Redhead 3 Imogen Nelson 5 Matthew Essam 2 Niamh Redhead 4 Cloe Hotham 3:50 pm Class 622 SONATINA/SONATA SOLO, for those with Grades 5 or 6 THE GWENDOLINE SHARMAN TROPHY 1 Satarra Thaker 2 David Taylor 3 Matthew Essam Class 621 SONATINA/SONATA SOLO, for those up to grade 4 THE CLARICE BROWN MEMORIAL TROPHY 1 Tatiana Itskevich Class 623 SONATA SOLO, for those with grade 7 and above THE STEPHANIE CLARK MEMORIAL CUP 1 Alexandra Standing 3 Hannah Hockney 2 Declan Greaves 4 Sally Bolton 4.55 pm TEA INTERVAL 5:55 pm Class 531 INSTRUMENTAL DUET 14 to 18 years 1 Elizabeth Connell & William Taylor 3 Sally & Peter Bolton 2 Cara Pedley & Emma Humphrey Class 530 INSTRUMENTAL DUET 13 years & under THE FESTIVAL INSTRUMENTAL DUET CUPS 1 Amy & Laura Barton 3 Jacob & Niamh Redhead 2 Holly Cutsforth & Vicky Kingori 4 Hannah Bedworth & Aisling West 6:40 pm Class 517 WOODWIND SOLO, 15 - 18 years THE GRACE E BLADES MEMORIAL TROPHY 1 Peter Bolton 3 Cara Pedley 5 Sally Bolton 2 Emma Humphrey 4 Declan Greaves Class 518 WOODWIND SOLO, Open Age 1 Peter Bolton 3 Donna Parker 2 Declan Greaves 4 Sally Bolton Class 519 UNACCOMPANIED WOODWIND SOLO - Open Age 1 Peter Bolton 2 Declan Greaves 3 Sally Bolton 9.00 pm CLOSE

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Friday SINGING CLASSES Methodist Jan 25 Adjudicator: VIVIEN PIKE Church 1:30 pm Class 351 SCHOOL CHOIRS, 11 years & under THE WESTFIELD SCHOOL CHOIR TROPHY 1 Kirk Ella St. Andrew's School Choir 5 Westfield Primary School Junior Choir 2 Victoria Dock Primary School Choir 6 Hymers Junior School Year 5 Choir 3 Swanland School Choir 7 Westfield Primary School Senior Choir 4 Hymers Junior School Year 6 Choir 8 Anlaby Heads Primary School Choir 3:00 pm Class 354 SCHOOL CHOIRS’ HYMN SINGING, 11 years & under THE HYMN SINGING PLATE 1 Hymers Junior School Year 5 Choir 4 Victoria Dock Primary School Choir 2 Kirk Ella St. Andrew's School Choir 5 Hymers Junior School Year 6 Choir 3 Swanland School Choir 6 Swinemoor Primary School Choir Class 357 SCHOOL CHOIRS’ UNACCOMPANIED SINGING, 11 years & under THE COTTINGHAM METHODIST CHURCH FESTIVAL CHOIR TROPHY 1 Kirk Ella St. Andrew's School Choir 3 Hymers Junior School Year 6 Choir 2 Victoria Dock Primary School Choir 4.30 pm CLOSE 6:00 pm Class 402 BRITISH COMPOSERS' SOLO, ANY VOICE 18 years & over COLIN ’S CUP FOR SINGING 1 Lisbeth Midgley 4 Charlotte Kerr 7 Julian Purdy 2 Karen Constantine 5 Tracey Redhead 8 John McGrory 3 Laura Ayre 6 Philip Stainton Class 415 FOREIGN COMPOSERS’ SOLO, ANY VOICE 18 years & over 1 Karen Constantine 3 Charlotte Kerr 2 David Thomas 4 Philip Stainton 7:00 pm Class 410 HYMN SINGING, ANY VOICE, 18 years & over THE V POCKLINGTON SHIELD 1 Philip Stainton 4 Dan Lehain 7 Janice Coates 2 John McGrory 5 Karen Constantine 8 Tracey Redhead 3 David Thomas 6 Janet Whelan 7:50 pm Class 407 LIEDER SOLO, ANY VOICE 18 years & over THE GRAHAM CORLASS MEMORIAL SHIELD 1 Karen Constantine 3 Philip Stainton 2 Sandy Long 4 Heather Wright 8:20 pm Class 409 STAGE MUSICAL SOLO, ANY VOICE, 18 years and over THE ALAN J MASKELL MEMORIAL SHIELD 1 Kathryn Anne Adams 4 John McGrory 7 Karen Constantine 2 Julian Purdy 5 Laura Ayre 3 Tracey Redhead 6 Dan Lehain 9.15 pm (Approx) CLOSE

Page 10 Saturday SINGING CLASSES Methodist Jan 26 Adjudicator: VIVIEN PIKE Church 9:00 am Class 311 VOCAL SOLO, ANY VOICE, 8 years & under THE RACHEL BOWER CUP Test Piece: THE BIG RED BUS – Dunhill 1 Rachel Wheatley 3 Rebecca Sennaraj 2 Emma Duffus 4 Amy Larard Class 312 VOCAL SOLO, ANY VOICE, 9 years & under THE CHRISTINE WILMOTT MEMORIAL TROPHY Test Piece: RABBITS – Helen Deacon 1 Laura Barton 2 Amy Barton 3 Hannah Jude 9:40 am Class 361 JUNIOR CHOIRS’ HYMN SINGING, 18 years & under THE FESTIVAL CHORAL SHIELD 1 Brough Methodist Junior Choir 3 St. Helen's Parish Church Choir, Juniors 2 Tower Hill Methodist Junior Choir Class 362 JUNIOR CHOIR RECITAL, 18 years & under THE CHORAL SHIELD 1 St. Helen's Parish Church Choir, Welton, Juniors 3 Brough Methodist Junior Choir 2 The Cottingham Girls' Choir 10.40 am INTERVAL 11:00 am Class 324 MUSICAL THEATRE, ANY VOICE, 8 - 11 Years THE KATHRYN ADAMS SHIELD 1 Taylor-Rose Pooley 6 Brooke Grace Lenney 11 Evie Grace Newman 2 Evangeline R H Barnby 7 Martha Rothery 12 Emily Dean 3 Hazel Regan Williams 8 Melissa Scrowston 13 Megan Elizabeth Bucknall 4 Charlotte Duffus 9 Tegan Marie Winter 5 Eleanor Thompson 10 Emily Thackray-Nocera 12:00 pm Class 325 MUSICAL THEATRE, ANY VOICE, 12- 15 Years THE MURIEL BEDFORD SHIELD 1 Claudia Laverack 5 Emily Fox 9 Alice Gold 2 Elena Bunola-Hadfield 6 Phoebe Exon 10 Brooke Valerie Ann Sunlay 3 Adele Yafa Kirby 7 Shona Masson 11 Isabel Bunola-Hadfield 4 Rachel Sellers 8 Julia McClean 12 Anna Grantham 1.00 pm LUNCH INTERVAL 1:45 pm Class 301 HYMN SINGING, 7 years & under THE HYMN SINGING TROPHY 1 Tristan Shaw 3 Emma Duffus 5 Max Jones 2 Rebecca Sennaraj 4 Charlotte Hamer-Coish Class 302 HYMN SINGING, 9 years & under THE DORIS WESTOBY TROPHY 1 Amy Barton 3 Laura Barton 2 Koebe Lomotey 4 Rachel Wheatley

Page 11 2:30 pm Class 303 HYMN SINGING, 11 years & under THE REDHEAD FAMILY TROPHY 1 Charlotte Duffus 5 Yasmin Coe 9 Isabella Watson 2 Evangeline R H Barnby 6 Gabrielle Koscian 10 Jodie Taylor 3 Imogen Davis 7 Abigail Green 11 Alice Goode 4 Stephanie Sleight 8 Matilda Hobson 3:20 pm Class 304 HYMN SINGING, 13 years & under THE JESSIE MASKELL MEMORIAL TROPHY 1 Marina Sennaraj 4 Shona Masson 7 Julia McClean 2 withdrawn 5 Guilia Merolli 8 withdrawn 3 Niamh Redhead 6 George Jones 4.00 pm INTERVAL 4:15 pm Class 305 HYMN SINGING, 15 years & under 1 Alexander Duffus 3 Katie Mayson 2 Anna Grantham 4 Alice Gold 4:50 pm Class 306 CHORISTER’S SOLO, (Choir Boy or Choir Girl) 12 years or under THE RAYMOND NICHOLSON TROPHY 1 Finlay Robson 3 Charlotte Duffus 5 Stephanie Sleight 2 Evangeline R H Barnby 4 George Jones Class 307 CHORISTER’S SOLO, (Choir Boy or Choir Girl) 13 - 15 years THE BRICKNELL AVENUE SUNDAY SCHOOL CUP 1 Peter Micklem Cooper 2 Alexander Duffus 3 Alice Gold Class 308 CHORISTER’S SOLO, (Choir Boy or Choir Girl) 16 - 18 years 1 Sarah Hess 5.45 pm TEA INTERVAL 6:30 pm Class 363 CHURCH MUSIC GROUP/CHOIR (Singers & Instrumentalists) THE COTTINGHAM METHODIST CHURCH FESTIVAL SINGING CUP 1 Tower Hill, 'The Banned' 6:45 pm Class 321 OWN CHOICE VOCAL SOLO, ANY VOICE, 12 & 13 years THE YOUNG SOLOIST TROPHY 1 Isabel Bunola-Hadfield 4 Niamh Redhead 7 George Jones 2 Marina Sennaraj 5 Ellie Windas 3 Elena Bunola-Hadfield 6 Shona Masson

Class 316 VOCAL SOLO, GIRLS, 12 years & under THE FESTIVAL CUP Test Piece: THE DORMOUSE’S CAROL – Elizabeth Poston 1 Niamh Redhead 3 Elena Bunola-Hadfield 5 Eleanor Thompson 2 Julia McClean 4 Marina Sennaraj 6 Isabel Bunola-Hadfield

7:45 pm Class 403 ORATORIO SOLO, ANY VOICE 18 years & over THE HARE FAMILY TROPHY 1 Philip Stainton 2 Lisbeth Midgley Page 12

Class 404 OPERA SOLO, ANY VOICE 18 years & over THE ALEC SAWDON MEMORIAL TROPHY 1 Heather Wright 3 Philip Stainton 5 Roslyn Shallcross 2 Laura Ayre 4 Charlotte Kerr 8:40 pm Class 405 GILBERT & SULLIVAN SOLO, ANY VOICE 18 years & over THE ANLABY METHODIST CHURCH ROSE BOWL 1 Julian Purdy 3 Laura Ayre 5 Elizabeth Franklin 2 Tracey Redhead 4 Philip Stainton 9.15 (Approx) CLOSE

Saturday SINGING CLASSES Zion UR Jan 26 Adjudicator: Sam Dunkley Church 11:00 am Class 315 VOCAL SOLO, GIRLS, 11 years & under THE JUNIOR CHALLENGE TROPHY Test Piece: COCONUT MAN from Pick and Choose – Aubrey Berwick (Universal) 1 Lorna Beevers 3 Jessica Jude 5 Amy Marshall 2 Frances Foster 4 Victoria Davis Class 317 VOCAL SOLO, GIRLS, 14 years & under THE CHARLES & DOROTHY VOLLANS TROPHY Test Piece: DREAM VALLEY – Roger Quilter 1 Hannah Goodwin Class 313 VOCAL SOLO, ANY VOICE, 10 years & under THE YOUNG SINGERS ’ CUP Test Piece: MAGIC CARPET from Magic in the Air – Clifford Crawley 1 Leah Green 4 Jasmine Devine Runkee 7 Eleanor Thompson 2 Adam Clifton 5 Evangeline R H Barnby 3 Sophie O'Callaghan 6 Charlotte Duffus 12:10 pm Class 342 VOCAL DUET, ANY VOICE, 14 years & under THE ALEC AND MURIEL SAWDON TROPHIES 1 Anna Grantham & Anna McClean Class 327 BRITISH COMPOSERS' VOCAL SOLO, ANY VOICE 14 years and under 1 Evangeline R H Barnby 2 Ellie Windas Class 328 BRITISH COMPOSERS' VOCAL SOLO, ANY VOICE 15 to 17 years THE OLIVE M GREEN TROPHY 1 Kirsty Moore 3 Stephen Johnson 5 Lydia Stocks 2 Peter Micklem Cooper 4 Alice Gold 6 Claudia Laverack 1.15 pm LUNCH INTERVAL

2:00 pm Class 401 DRAWING ROOM BALLAD, ANY VOICE 18 years & over THE AMY BLACK TROPHY 1 John McGrory 3 Philip Stainton 5 Lisbeth Midgley 2 Janice Coates 4 Dan Lehain

Page 13 2:30 pm Class 408 UNACCOMPANIED FOLK SONG, ANY VOICE 18 yrs & over THE MAUREEN HUNTER SINGER ’S SHIELD

1 Julian Purdy 4 Sandy Long 7 Tracey Redhead 2 Charlotte Kerr 5 John McGrory 8 Lisbeth Midgley 3 Janice Coates 6 David Thomas 3:15 pm Class 412 SPIRITUAL, ANY VOICE 18 years & over THE ROSE TROPHY 1 Philip Stainton 3 Janice Coates 2 Julian Purdy 4 David Thomas Class 413 DUET, ANY VOICE 18 years & over THE RON SUTCLIFFE MEMORIAL TROPHY 1 Lisbeth Midgley & Anna Bennett 4.00 pm INTERVAL 4:15 pm Class 411 SACRED SOLO, 18 years & over THE EVA PADDISON MEMORIAL TROPHY 1 Charlotte Kerr 3 Laura Ayre 5 Heather Wright 2 John McGrory 4 Philip Stainton Class 414 OVER 60’s OWN CHOICE, ANY VOICE 60 years & over THE RUTH BESWICK CUP 2 John McGrory 4 Sandy Long 6 Heather Wright 3 withdrawn 5 David Thomas 7 Janet Whelan 5.30 pm TEA INTERVAL 6:15 pm Class 323 OWN CHOICE VOCAL SOLO, ANY VOICE, 16 to 18 years THE MARION HIBBS TROPHY 1 Sarah Hess 2 Stephen Johnson 3 Lydia Stocks Class 333 UNACCOMPANIED FOLK SONG, ANY VOICE, 15 to 17 years THE JOHN J RICE ROSE BOWL 1 Lydia Stocks 3 Claudia Laverack 2 Stephen Johnson 4 Kirsty Moore 7:00 pm Class 332 UNACCOMPANIED FOLK SONG, ANY VOICE, 13 & 14 years THE FESTIVAL CELEBRATION TROPHY 1 Anna Grantham 2 Alexander Duffus

Class 331 UNACCOMPANIED FOLK SONG, ANY VOICE, 12 years & under THE BARBARA LLOYD TROPHY 1 Charlotte Duffus 3 Evangeline R H Barnby 2 Marina Sennaraj 4 Yasmin Coe 7:35 pm Class 341 VOCAL DUET, ANY VOICE, 12 years & under THE ERIC & JENNIFER SCULL TROPHIES 1 Amy & Laura Barton 2 Charlotte & Emma Duffus Class 322 OWN CHOICE VOCAL SOLO, ANY VOICE, 14 & 15 years THE NORMAN TODD CUP 1 Claudia Laverack 3 Emily Fox 5 Peter Micklem Cooper 2 Alice Gold 4 Phoebe Exon Class 326 STAGE MUSICAL SOLO, ANY VOICE, 16 to 18 years THE MAUREEN HUNTER SINGER ’S AWARD 1 Kirsty Moore 3 Stephen Johnson 5 Kira Marie Agnew 2 Elinor Joan Kirby 4 Lydia Stocks 9.00 pm CLOSE Page 14 Friday PIANO CLASSES Methodist Feb 1 Adjudicator: STEVEN ROBERTS Church 6:00 pm Class 615 OWN CHOICE SOLO, for those with Grade 3 THE SYLVIA HALL MEMORIAL TROPHY 1 Rachael Ward 5 Anna Grantham 9 Micah Dehkordy 2 Emily Jewitt 6 Ashvin Gupta 10 Nicole Platten 3 Emilia Couttie 7 Isobel Aitkin 4 Maisie Malton 8 Colette Platten 6:50 pm Class 616 OWN CHOICE SOLO, for those with Grade 4 THE PIANIST TROPHY 1 Matthew Shaw 3 Tatiana Itskevich 5 Rebecca Hodge 2 Sophie Robinson 4 Ananya Rajesh 6 Alexandra Hussey 7:30 pm Class 617 OWN CHOICE SOLO, for those with Grade 5 THE MURIEL SAWDON TROPHY 1 David Taylor 4 Kim Wu 7 Alexander Duffus 2 Satarra Thaker 5 Matthew Essam 3 Victoria Horler 6 Felix Dickenson 8:15 pm Class 618 OWN CHOICE SOLO, for those with Grade 6 THE DENNIS HUDSON PRATT TROPHY 1 Nathan Toffolo 3 Nathan Ayer 2 Hannah Goodwin 4 Peter Bolton Class 619 OWN CHOICE SOLO, for those with Grade 7 THE EDWARD GRAHAM TROPHY 1 Cara Pedley 2 Sally Bolton Class 620 OWN CHOICE SOLO, for those with Grade 8 THE KATHLEEN W WALTON TROPHY 1 Declan Greaves 2 Alexandra Standing 9.30 (Approx) CLOSE

Forthcoming Concert

rd Back for their 3 visit by popular demand

With Michael de Costa and friends Opera gems from Donizetti to Verdi th 2.30pm Sunday 17 March 2013

Page 15 Saturday PIANO CLASSES Methodist Feb 2 Adjudicator: STEVEN ROBERTS Church 9:00 am Class 601 PIANO SOLO for those pre-Grade 1 THE DORA HUDSON PRATT TROPHY Test Piece: THE CUCKOO AND THE LARK by Michael Rose from Party Time 1 Lydia Newell 4 Lewis James Winter 7 Joseph Arthur Smith 2 Suprithi Ram 5 Adithya Vanket 3 Shreya Rajesh 6 Danielle Tongue Class 602 PIANO SOLO for those with Grade 1 THE CYNTHIA CARTER TROPHY Test Piece: THE CANTANKEROUS CAMEL - Wedgewood (Upgrade Grades 1 & 2) 1 Antony Mould 4 Diya Gupta 8 Annabelle Clappison 2 Rachel Crabb 5 Rachel Wheatley 9 Eleanor Susan Matthews 3 Eleanor Hockney 6 Katie Cubitt 10 Srinidhi Krishnan 10:00 am Class 603 PIANO SOLO for those with Grade 2 THE W R OHLSEN CHALLENGE TROPHY Test Piece: ALLEGRO in Bb by Mozart from Classic to Moderns Bk 1 – Agay 1 Agathiyan Bragadeesh 3 Marina Sennaraj 5 Louise Wilson 2 Charlotte Duffus 4 Hazel Tongue Class 604 PIANO SOLO for those with Grade 3 THE WALTER F BATSTONE MEMORIAL TROPHY Test Piece: PASTORAL SCENE – Rebikov from A Romantic Sketchbook Bk 2 1 Emilia Couttie 2 Liza Sleight Class 605 PIANO SOLO for those with Grade 4 THE FESTIVAL PIANO CUP Test Piece: DANCE MIGNONNE – Lichner from More Romantic Pieces for Piano Book II 1 Matthew Shaw 2 Sophie Katherine Hume 10 45 am INTERVAL 11:00 am Class 610 OWN CHOICE SOLO, for those pre-Grade 1 less than 6 months learning KAFUE SHIELD 1 Lily Chapman 2 Evie Lewis 3 Amy Larard Class 611 OWN CHOICE SOLO, for those pre-Grade 1, 6-12 months learning ELEANOR KEMP MEMORIAL TROPHY 1 Sherrizah Rogers 3 Shona Masson 2 Katie Kinsella 4 Amelia Brownhill 11:35 am Class 612 OWN CHOICE SOLO, for those pre-Grade 1 more than 12 months learning THE SYLVIA BRADFORD MEMORIAL TROPHY 1 Suprithi Ram 7 Lilijana Robinson 13 Lauren Jewitt 2 Harmony Loader 8 Riya Naraj 14 Madeleine Powell 3 Mollie Robinson 9 Shreya Rajesh 15 Anna Veeoso 4 Penny Spencer 10 Emma Swan 16 Ruby Milner-Carrill 5 Rebecca Sennaraj 11 Natalie Ellis 17 Adithya Vanket 6 Lydia Newell 12 Ben Harris 18 Bethany Davies 12.40 pm LUNCH INTERVAL

Page 16 1:30 pm Class 613 OWN CHOICE SOLO, for those with Grade 1 THE JANICE COATES CUP 1 Rachel Crabb 5 Lucy Mae Jones 9 Srinidhi Krishnan 2 Eleanor Hockney 6 Antony Mould 10 Annabelle Clappison 3 Connie Latham-Warde 7 Olivia Chapman 11 Jenna Brogden 4 Rachel Wheatley 8 Hilary Gaines 12 Ben Douglass 2:30 pm Class 614 OWN CHOICE SOLO, for those with Grade 2 THE KATHLEEN FLETCHER MEMORIAL TROPHY 1 William Foster 6 Agathiyan Bragadeesh 11 Caroline Pinder 2 Chloe Davidson 7 Charlotte Duffus 12 Scott Kilpatrick 3 Katie Walker-Regan 8 Louise Wilson 13 Marina Sennaraj 4 Thomas Pearson 9 Ankita Kapoor 5 Andrey Sinclair 10 Ella Colepio 3.15 pm INTERVAL 3:30 pm Class 636 OWN CHOICE DUET, for those up to and including grade 1 THE MARJORIE GRIFFIN CUP 1 Amelia Brownhill & Connie Latham-Warde 4 Lilijana & Mollie Robinson 2 Lily Chapman & Katie Kinsella 5 Eleanor Hockney & Harmony Loader 3 Anousshka Raman & Ananya Garg 6 Rachel Wheatley & Srinidhi Krishnan 4:00 pm Class 640 PARENT & CHILD PIANO DUET THE KATE PAGE TROPHY 1 Mollie Robinson & Lyn Kemp 2 Lily & Sam Chapman 3 Katie & Andrew Kinsella Class 641 TEACHER & PUPIL PIANO DUET, pupil not to have been learning for more than 2 years THE PIANO PARTNER ’S CUP 1 Sherrizah Rogers 4 Ella Dyer 7 Lauma Demante 2 Andrey Sinclair 5 Harry Barnes 3 Lucy Barnes 6 Anna Veeoso 5.00 pm TEA INTERVAL 5:45 pm Class 701 ORGAN SOLO, Open Age 1 Marion Swan Class 606 PIANO SOLO for those with Grade 5 THE MURIEL WILKINSON CUP Test Piece: REMEMBER WHEN – Wedgewood from After Hours 1 1 Satarra Thaker 2 Alexander Duffus Class 607 PIANO SOLO for those with Grade 6 THE SYLVIA HALL MEMORIAL SHIELD Test Piece: LA JOYEUSE – Jean Philippe Rameau from Classic to Moderns – Agay 1 Abigail Hornsby 2 Nathan Toffolo 6:35 pm Class 608 PIANO SOLO for those with Grade 7 Test Piece: MÉLODIE – Glière from A Romantic Sketchbook for Piano 5 1 Cara Pedley Class 609 PIANO SOLO for those with Grade 8 THE YVONNE YOUNG MEMORIAL SHIELD Test Piece: WALTZ IN C MINOR – Chopin Op 64 No 2 (Any edition) 1 Declan Greaves 2 Alexandra Standing Page 17 7:10 pm Class 624 JAZZ, RAGTIME OR MODERN IDIOM SOLO, for those up to grade 3 THE DOROTHY M MOVERLEY MEMORIAL TROPHY 1 Alicia Pearson 3 Rachael Ward 5 Micah Dehkordy 2 Katie Walker-Regan 4 Scott Kilpatrick Class 625 JAZZ, RAGTIME OR MODERN IDIOM SOLO, for those up to grade 5 THE COTTINGHAM FESTIVAL TROPHY 1 Tatiana Itskevich 3 Kim Wu 2 Victoria Horler 4 David Taylor Class 626 JAZZ, RAGTIME OR MODERN IDIOM SOLO, for those with grade 6 and above THE CHANTAL POOLE MEMORIAL TROPHY 1 Peter Bolton 2 Nathan Toffolo 3 Declan Greaves 8:25 pm Class 639 OWN CHOICE DUET, for those with grade 7 & above 1 Hannah & Sarah Hockney Class 643 PIANO TRIO, (one piano, six hands), for those up to grade 4 THE F & T S COULSON CUPS 1 Eleanor Hockney, Mollie & Lilijana Robinson Class 645 PIANO TRIO, (one piano, six hands), Open Age THE PIANO TROPHY CUPS 1 Eleanor Hockney, Harmony Loader & Riya Naraj 2 Declan Greaves, Laura Bradford & Sally Bolton 8:45 pm Class 637 OWN CHOICE DUET, for those up to grade 4 THE HOPE PIANO CUP 1 Sophie Robinson & Maisie Malton 5 Isobel Aitkin & Anna Ross 2 Olivia Haswell & Tatiana Itskevich 6 Nicole & Colette Platten 3 Hannah Costello & Hollie Medley 7 Cleo Palmer & Joanne Plummer 4 Charlotte Brady & Rachel Sellers

9.30 pm (approx) CLOSE

Forthcoming Concert

New Four hands – one piano Fantastic piano duets as you never heard before achieved by Malcolm Forbes-Packham and duo partner th 2.30pm Sunday 6 October 2013

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FRIENDS OF THE FESTIVAL The Friends’ Association is a valuable part of the Festival. It helps young people in their musical education. The subscription fee is £8 (minimum) which gives admission to all sessions of the Festival, and a free copy of the programme. We appreciate the support given for the 2012 Festival by

Mr Alan Bolton Mrs Joyce Crimliss Mrs Barbara Noble Mrs Anne Sugden Mr Alan Bower Mrs Helen Drewery Mrs Jean Pearson Mrs Ivy Thorpe Mrs Ellen Bower Mr A Horsfield Mr John Pearson Mrs A K Wilson Miss Zona Brown Mrs V Horsfield Mrs Eileen Redhead Dr B L Williams Mr Jack Bryne-Stothard Mr John Redhead Mrs C Williams Mr David Crimliss Mr Keith Kemp

To join the Friends please complete the slip below and hand it to one of the stewards or forward it to Keith Kemp, 12 Queen’s Drive, Cottingham HU16 4EL (Tel 843555), with your subscription. I would like to become a member of the Friends’ Association of the Festival and enclose the sum of £8 (minimum) per person. Please make cheques payable to “CMCMF.”

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ADULT CHOIR CLASSES

The Festival Adult Choir classes have been moved from February to May when we hope to have a warmer venue! Despite the heating going full blast last year it could not overcome the freezing temperatures we faced. Thanks to the co-operation of St Mary’s we will now have all the Choir classes, including the Barbershop classes on May 11 th

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