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Music Festival 2020 British Columbia Conservatory T of Music yllabus S Piano The BCCM festival is a Strings public music festival Voice open to Guitar all teachers and students Winds Registration starts January 2, 2020 al 2020 Festival Dates May 1st - May 30th Entry Forms Online at www.bccmusic.ca/festival OR Download and print an entry form Entry Closing Date NEW! March 8th, 2020 Updated Study Classes for Piano Music Festiv A “Study Pair” class has been added for 2020, page 18. Piano Concert Group and Concert Pair Grades 1 - 8 concert group requires three compositions .bccmusic.ca Grades 9 - Diploma concert pair (see page 17) requires two compositions www Awards for 2020 Category Award Preliminary, Highest Mark $50 bursary & personal trophy Grade 1, Highest Average Mark $50 bursary & personal trophy Grade 2, Highest Average Mark $50 bursary & personal trophy Grade 3, Highest Average Mark $50 bursary & personal trophy Grade 4, Highest Average Mark $50 bursary & personal trophy Grade 5, Highest Average Mark $50 bursary & personal trophy Grade 6, Highest Average Mark $50 bursary & personal trophy Grade 7, Highest Average Mark $50 bursary & personal trophy Grade 8, Highest Average Mark $50 bursary & personal trophy Grade 9, Highest Average Mark $50 bursary & personal trophy Grade 10, Highest Average Mark $100 bursary & personal trophy Diploma level, Highest Average Mark $100 bursary & personal trophy Canadian Composers $50 bursary & personal trophy Adult Group, Highest Mark $100 bursary & personal trophy Concert Group Junior, Highest Mark $50 bursary & personal trophy Concert Group Intermediate, Highest Mark $50 bursary & personal trophy Concert Group Advanced, Highest Mark $50 bursary & personal trophy Concerto Class 1st Place $400 bursary & personal trophy 2nd Place $250 bursary & personal trophy Junior Piano Ensemble, Highest Mark $50 bursary & personal trophy Intermediate Piano Ensemble, Highest Mark $50 bursary & personal trophy Advanced Piano Ensemble, Highest Mark $50 bursary & personal trophy Post – Diploma Class 1st Place $400 bursary & personal trophy 2nd Place $250 bursary & personal trophy Strings Categories Junior, Highest Average Mark $50 bursary & personal trophy Intermediate, Highest Average Mark $50 bursary & personal trophy Advanced, Highest Average Mark $50 bursary & personal trophy Adult Group, Highest Mark $50 bursary & personal trophy Voice Categories Junior, Highest Average Mark $50 bursary & personal trophy Intermediate, Highest Average Mark $50 bursary & personal trophy Advanced, Highest Average Mark $50 bursary & personal trophy Guitar Categories Highest Average Mark $50 bursary & personal trophy Wind Categories Highest Average Mark $50 bursary & personal trophy NOTE: The funds received as bursaries/financial awards may be used at an institution other than BCCM . Table of Contents BCCM Organizational Structure 4 Participating Teachers 2019 Festival 5 2020Adjudicators 6 Rules and Regulations 11 Piano - Classes and Fees 15 Pre-Grade 1 15 Junior: Grade 1 to 4 16 Intermediate: Grade 5 to 8 16 Advanced: Grade 9 to Diploma 17 Concert Group and Concert Pair 18 Study Pair 18 Canadian Composers 18 Popular Repertoire 19 Piano Ensemble 19 Concerto 19 Adult Class 20 Post-Diploma Class 20 Strings - Classes and Fees 21 Preparatory: Pre-Grade 1 21 Junior: Grade 1 to 4 21 Intermediate: Grade 5 to 8 22 Advanced: Grade 9 to Diploma 22-23 Guitar - Classes and Fees 24 Pre-Grade 1 24 Junior: Grade 1 to 4 24 Intermediate: Grade 5 to 8 25 Advanced: Grade 9 to Diploma 25-26 Voice - Class Details 27 Junior Vocal Classes 28 Intermediate Vocal Classes 28 Advanced Vocal Classes 28 Rules for Voice Candidates 29 Winds - Class Details 30 Map 31 3 BCCM Organizational Structure Administration Department Heads Christian G. Meyers, President Rita Attrot, Piano Winfried Rompf, Vice – President Emeritus Adolf Liu, Winds Tiffany Lee, Theory Dr. Rudy Rozanski, Director of Examinations Linda Musaraj, Strings David Sossa, Guitar Catherine Huang, Office Staff Robert Rozek, Director of Strings Heidi Tsui, Office Staff and International relations Brenda Wai Tai Ho, Bookkeeper Reuben Meyers – Operations Manager Instructors Instructors Iris An, Violin/Viola Laurie MacArthur, Piano/Theory Rita Attrot, Piano / Pedagogy Sylvia Maltby, Piano/ Theory Salvo Barrale, Violin Andrea Marek, Piano/ Theory Lucian Barz, Violin/Viola Christian Meyers, Piano/Theory Jan Baxendale, Piano Linda Musaraj, Violin/Viola Mary Ann Cayetano, Piano Keiko Nukui, Accompanist Leona Cheveldave, Piano Susan Ouyang, Piano Pavel Chiriac, Violin/Viola Alec Pearson, Guitar Esther Chung, Piano/Voice Tina Park, Violin Sian Colman-Black, Voice Dr. Rudy Rozanski, Piano Quyen Dao, Piano Robert Rozek, Violin Shifra Day, Piano Stella Rozek, Voice Leona Foster, Piano/Theory Marina Shamkina, Piano Aida Gabitova, Piano/Theory David Sossa, Guitar Aquizamin Garcia, Guitar Carly Sigurdson, Piano Monica Han, Piano / Theory Darian Simmons, Piano/Theory Kyle Hawkes, Guitar Tammy Shung, Piano/Theory Elvira Lagji, Cello Atsuko Suzuki, Piano Mary Lai, Piano Ewa Telega, Piano Tiffany Lee, Theory Krystyna Tucka, Piano Ross Ling, Violin Karin Wang, Piano Adolf Liu, Flute Lawrence Woodall, Winds Charmaine Liu, Piano Susan Xia, Piano / Theory Anastasia Gavrikova, Piano Angela Yu-Chan, Piano Board of Advisors for BCCM Examinations Amanda Chan, M. Music., U.S.C. Winfried Rompf, B.Com., A.R.C.T. International Pianist and Lecturer of Piano at UBC Vice – President Emeritus Dr. Terence Dawson, Professor of Piano Ellen Silverman, M. Mus., Eastman and Chamber Music/Keyboard Division at UBC International Pianist, Former Head of the Keyboard Division at Douglas College David McCoy, M. Music., UBC. Professor of Piano at Capilano University, Lecturer at UBC Dr. Betty Suderman, Piano; M. A. Western Washington Hochschule fur Musik and Theatre, Hanover, Germany, D.M.A. British Columbia 4 BCCM Music Festival 2019 – Participating Teachers Joan Agon Clinton Denoni Anita Krause-Wiebe Jenny Mu Ewa Telega Gaye Alcott Svetlana Djordan Christy Kuettel Linda Musaraj Youliana Tichelova Lorriane Ambrose Michael Dobko Doris Kung-Wong Kathy Na Gloria To Iris An Carla Dodek Daisy Kwan Pauline Ng Christina Tong Negin Asary Samantha Dowdell Elvira Lagji Bella Ng Alvin Tran Rita Attrot Kevin Duggan John Lai Christina Nguyen Clara Tsang Dunja Bahinc Joseph Elworthy Cherie Lam Monika Niedzielko Joanna Tsang Salvo Barrale Irina Faletski Pam Lam Susan Ouyang Chihchun Tu Lucian Barz Betty Feng Eva Law Karina Pangilinin Wei Tu Jan Baxendale Isaac Juarez-Flores Amanda Lee Klaryssa Pangilinin Krystyna Tucka Michael Bemmels Leona Foster Charles Lee Kasandra Pangilinin Talia Udsen Jeanette Bernal-Singh Aida Gabitova Gabriel Lee Krystyna Pangilinin David Vandereyk Dunja Bohinc Natalia Gaisenok Gabby Lee Yunhee Park Anna Vavilova Rowena Bridson Aquizamin Garcia Hilda Lee Tina Park Raul Velasco Kenneth Broadway Cindy Gong Joy Lee Alexander Pechunyk Tatiana Vozovik Jean Brown Denice Grant Kajin Lee I-Fen Peng Angela Wai Andrea Brown Xin Guan Louise Lee Karin Plato Juan Wang Janet Bulani Corey Hamm Monica Lee Sunny Qu Karin Wang Jing Cai Maria Harding Miyoung Lee Tara Quan Grace Wang Amira Cavitt Steve Hayes Carrie Leung Reg Quiring Dan Wardrope Mary Ann Cayetano Joyce Ho Jamie Leung Maureen Ramsbottom Dawn Williams Angela Chan Alanna Ho Xiao Li Sarah Reimer Jane Winter Alana Chan Belinda Ho Matthew Li Marya Ricker Tina Wong Ellen Chan Mimi Ho May Lim Winfred Rompf Hidy Wong Brennan Chan Maureen Hollins Kristin Lim Joslin Romphf Dennis Hailey Wong Rebecca Chan Qiyang Hong Sabrina Lin Yumiko Rooi Karin Wong Ellen Chan Chihiro Honma Kitty Liu Kathryn Rowe Christina Wong Tina Chan Michelle Hsieh Oscar Liu Rudy Rozanski Carolyn Wong Ely Chan Rita Hsiung Charmaine Liu Robert Rozek Joyce Wong Lucy Chan Mei Yee Hui Theresa Liu Inna Rusanova Nicholas Wright Andrea Chang Daphne Hwang Angel Wing Kee Lo Jerrica Santos Karen Wu I-Cheng Chen Simon Isherwood Hdk Lok Ronald Sat Yang Yang Clarisse Chen Rachel Jang Tina Luan Anna Shishkov Rachel Yang Stella Chen-Rozek Angela Kaiser Theresa Lui Tammy Shung Haiwa Ye Esther Cheung Chironjeev Kanjilal Laurie MacArthur Michelle Sieh Albee Yeh Kerry Chin Duggan Kevin Daniel Mahlberg Carly Sigurdson Aouda Yen Carmen Ching Dina Kholina Sylvia Maltby Sue Sim Wan Na Yin Pavel Chiriac Sunyoung Kim Grace Man Darian Simmons Ellen Yoo Gail Chiu Joy Kim Andrea Marek Victoria Smus Libby Yu Karen Chiu Sylvia Kim Michelle Mares David Sossa Angela Yu Gail Chiu Pual Kinman Bonnie McKeeman Toni Stanick May Yu Ling Hui Chuang Emily Ko Noel McRobbie Elisabeth Stuart Clare Yuan Esther Chung Elizabeth Koh Daywuy Mejias Atsuko Suzuki Angela Yu-chan Sian Colman-Black Emily Kong Christian Meyers Donna Symons Fiona Zhang Ria Csapo Jessica Kong Eunjung Mo David Szigeti Yikai Zhang Shifra Day Boris Konovolav Yoolee Moon Monica Tam Jessica Zraly Irina Konovalov Ronald Morgan Sarah Tatto 5 Adjudicators Rita Attrot – Piano Rita has been teaching piano students of all ages and levels for thirty years. She received her early training at the Victoria Conservatory, where she took her diploma in Teacher Training with Winifred Scott Wood. Ms. Attrot went on to complete her Bachelor of Music at the University of Victoria with Bruce Vogt and followed up with a Master of Music degree in performance from the University of Western Ontario where she studied with Dr. Damjana Bratuz and Ronald Turini. As a graduate student and post-graduation, Rita specialized in Accompanying and Chamber Music. Ms. Attrot held the position of Staff Accompanist at Acadia University in Nova Scotia
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