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KIWANIS PROVINCIAL MUSIC FESTIVAL May 28 and 29, 2021 Prince Edward Island Kiwanis Music Festival Association 1846 – 2021 74 YEARS OF MUSIC FESTIVALS ON PEI KIWANIS PROVINCIAL MUSIC FESTIVAL May 28 and 29, 2021 sponsored by: THE KIWANIS CLUB OF CHARLOTTETOWN Prince Edward Island Kiwanis Music Festival Association Celebrating 74 years of Music Festivals on PEI Member Festivals West Prince Music Festival East Prince Music Festival Queens County Music Festival Kings County Music Festival 2021 Executive Committee President Sue Irvine Past President Frances McBurnie Secretary Kay Linkletter Treasurer Rachel Sentner Administrator Lynda Sharpe Directors: Diane Campbell, Elaine Campbell, Kay Linkletter, Tom Loney, Kelly Dawn Oliver, Anne White Please direct all queries and correspondence to: Lynda Sharpe 240 Riverview Cresc. Vernon Bridge, PE C0A 2E0 [email protected] The executive committee wishes to express gratitude to all who assist in making our Provincial Festival happen. Teachers, parents, and accompanists all work together to ensure our young musicians perform to the best of their abilities and have a positive experience. Thank you, as well, to our generous donors who contribute to provide the awards. We are most grateful to our major sponsor, the Kiwanis Club of Charlottetown. Their interest in and commitment to this organisation is valued and very much appreciated. Thank you to ALL supporters and volunteers who make our festival the success it is. Prince Edward Island Kiwanis Music Festival Association Presidents (1946 - 2021) Jessie Beck 1946 - 1947 (Co-Founder) Barry Bugden 1948 Lt. Col. Lewis T. Lowther 1949 - 1950 Dr. G. Douglas Steel 1951 - 1955 Jessie Beck 1956 Hon. Gordon Bennett 1957 - 1958 Neil Matheson 1959 Hon. Gordon Bennett 1960 Hon. Frederic A. Large 1961 Edwin Johnstone 1962 - 1963 Preston Beck 1964 - 1965 Millar MacFadyen 1966 - 1971 Dr. David Boswell 1972 - 1973 Dr. F. Alan Reesor 1974 - 1976 Hubert Tersteeg 1977 - 1979 Maylea Manning 1980 - 1984 J. Alexander Clark 1985 - 1992 Elizabeth Nimmo 1993 - 1996 Angela Matheson 1997 - 1998 Fred Louder 1999 - 2000 Frank Nicholson 2001 - 2002 Jacqueline Sorensen 2003 - 2004 Monica Driscoll 2005 - 2009 Frances McBurnie 2010 - 2018 Sue Irvine 2019 - 2021 Welcome to the Provincial Finals of the 2021 PEI Kiwanis Music Festival! Congratulations to all of our young performers for being selected by the adjudicator at your local festival to perform at the Provincial Finals. Your hours of practice have resulted in skilled and musical performances. Congratulations also to the dedicated teachers, supportive parents, and wonderful accompanists. Bravo for taking on the extra challenges of recording for Virtual Festivals! We are grateful to the adjudicators for adapting to our new format and continuing to give positive feedback and helpful advice. We warmly thank our many donors who make the generous awards possible. We also appreciate all of the volunteers who make the Music Festivals work so well across P.E.I. The local coordinators and their committees give countless hours year-round to keep the festivals going. We especially appreciate the work of our Provincial Administrator, Lynda Sharpe, who not only organizes our Provincial Finals, but also contributes hours of her time and wisdom to represent PEI at the Federation of National Music Festivals meetings. It is through Lynda’s persistence and encouragement that the four local festivals took on the task of learning how to operate Virtual Festivals. Best wishes to our performers! Sue Irvine President, PEI Kiwanis Music Festival Association National Music Festival Finalists 1967 Birchwood Jr. High Girls Choir Choral Walther Lutz Voice 1972`Pamela Campbell Voice 1974 Heather Toews Piano 1975 Heather Harris Piano Pamela Campbell Voice 1976 Rowan Fitzgerald Woodwind 1977 Carol Fraser Strings Veda Storey Woodwind rd Gary Poole (3 Place Winner) Brass 1979 Karen MacDonald Piano 1980 Christine Anderson Piano 1982 Christine Anderson Piano Lynn Davidoff Woodwind Trio Minniken Chamber Group (Christine Anderson, Piano; Lynn Davidoff, Flute; Allan Kennedy, Cello) 1984 Heather Toews (2nd Place Winner) Piano Randall Dibblee Strings Robert Nicholson Brass Trio Minniken (1st Place Winner) Chamber Group (Christine Anderson, Piano; Lynn Davidoff, Flute; Allan Kennedy, Cello) 1985 Ellen Dempsey Piano Robert Nicholson Brass Montague Brass Chamber Group (Frank Nabuurs, Trumpet; Darin MacBeth, French Horn; Robert Nicholson, Bass Trombone) 1986 Mary O’Neill Piano Robert Nicholson Brass 1987 Atlantic Piano Trio Chamber Group (Carrie-Ann Matheson, Piano; Isabelle Fournier, Violin; John Spearns, Cello) 1989 Mary O’Neill Piano Miriam Naylor Woodwind Dale Sorensen Brass 1990 Dale Sorensen (3rd Place Winner) Brass 1991 Carrie-Ann Matheson Piano nd Dale Sorensen (2 Place Winner) Brass 1992 Eric Mathis (2nd Place Winner) Brass 1993 Carrie-Ann Matheson Piano Mary-Carla MacDonald Woodwind Eric Mathis Brass Steel Trio Chamber Group (Carrie-Ann Matheson, Piano; Mark Parsons, Trumpet; Eric Mathis, Trombone) 1994 Mark Parsons Brass 1995 Carrie-Ann Matheson (1st Place Winner) Piano Kevin MacLean Woodwind 1996 Kevin MacLean Woodwind 1997 Jonathan Baird Brass Kevin MacLean Woodwind 2000 Kelda Lawlor Brass 2001 Jonathan Baird (3rd Place Winner) Brass Elisabeth Gould Voice Julia MacLaine Strings 2002 Cheryl Landry Woodwind Sarah Russell Piano 2003 Scott Robinson Brass 2004 Christina Bouey Strings Stephanie Cole Piano Alexandra Gallant Woodwind 2005 Christina Bouey Strings Tracy Cantin Voice Morgan Saulnier Woodwind 2006 Jeremy Gallant Piano rd Morgan Saulnier (3 Place Winner) Woodwind 2007 Sylvia Abikhattur-Mutch Voice Christina Bouey (2nd Place Winner) Strings Kathryn Ledwell Piano Matthew Rowsell (1st Place Winner) Brass 2008 Kathryn Ledwell Piano 2009 Courtney Gallant Woodwind Brian DeBoer Strings 2010 Kyla Cook Voice Troy Martin Woodwind Echo (Yat-See) Lau Piano 2011 Kyla Cook Voice Echo (Yat-See) Lau Piano Dylan Maddix Brass 2012 Kyla Cook Voice 2013 Echo Lau Piano rd Branden Kelly (3 Place Winner) Percussion Lucas MacPhail Woodwind 2014 Dylan Maddix (2nd Place Winner) Brass rd Rebecca Apps (3 Place Winner) Voice Lucas MacPhail (Special Award) Woodwind 2015 Olivia Barnes Musical Theatre Jillian Clow Voice Lucas MacPhail Woodwind Sannu Lawt Piano st Sirens (1 Place Winner) Choral Ensemble 2016 Justin Amador Woodwind Lindsay Gillis Voice Connie Yun Strings 2017 Liam Payne Piano Sannu Lawt Strings Robyn Perry Voice Leah Jordan Woodwind 2018 Andrea Corder Voice Judy Yun Strings 2019 Justin Amador Brass Andrea Cordor Voice Judy Yun Strings Johanna Vessey Woodwind Mengjue Chen Piano Greetings from the FCMF Board Chair Salutation de la directrice du C.A. de la FCFM Congratulations to all the participants of the PEI Félicitations à tous les participants du Festival Provincial Music Festival Your hard work and Provincial de musique de l’île du Prince-Édouard! commitment to excellence has paid off and you Votre travail acharné et votre engagement envers la recherche de l'excellence ont porté fruit et vous have earned the privilege of representing your avez obtenu le privilège de représenter votre local festival. festival régional. On behalf of the FCMF Board, I send greetings Au nom du conseil d'administration de la FCFM, je and best wishes for a successful provincial vous transmets nos salutations et nos meilleurs festival. We look forward to having many of you vœux de succès lors du festival provincial. Nous participate in the virtual 2021 FCMF National avons hâte de voir plusieurs d'entre vous prendre Music Festival in August. This year we are part au Festival de musique national virtuel 2021 pleased to offer intermediate-level competition de la FCFM en août. Cette année, nous avons le in piano and strings in the new Developing Artist plaisir d'offrir le niveau intermédiaire en piano et instruments à cordes dans le cadre du nouveau Stream. The Emerging Artist Stream is a new volet Artiste en développement. Le volet Artiste name for our traditional advanced-level émergent est la nouvelle appellation de ce qui était competition, offered in voice, piano, strings, traditionnellement le niveau avancé du concours, guitar, woodwinds, brass, percussion, chamber offert en chant, piano, instruments à cordes, ensemble, and musical theatre. guitare, bois, cuivres, percussions, ensemble de chambre et théâtre musical. Thank you to all the local and provincial music Nous remercions tous les organisateurs et festival organizers and volunteers! You bénévoles des festivals régionaux et provincial! successfully met the challenge of pivoting to Vous avez su relever le défi de la transition vers offering a virtual festival experience in the une expérience festivalière virtuelle en dépit du continuing stress of a global pandemic! Your stress continuel de la pandémie mondiale! Le courage, vision, and passion to provide this courage, la vision et la passion que vous avez valuable opportunity to the youth of Prince manifestés pour offrir cette précieuse opportunité Edward Island is commendable. aux jeunes de l’île du Prince-Édouard sont admirables. Thank you to all the donors and sponsors that Nous tenons à remercier tous les donateurs et enable this vital cultural experience available in commanditaires qui rendent cette expérience communities in Prince Edward Island and across culturelle cruciale possible pour les communautés Canada. de l’île du Prince-Édouard et à travers le Canada. Vous souhaitant tout ce qu'il y a de meilleur, Wishing you all the best, Judy Urbonas Judy Urbonas Présidente CA de la FCFM Chair, FCMF Board Provincial Awards
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