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CARILLON MUSIC FESTIVAL Contemporary Piano Awards Concert Carillon Music Academy Welcomes You... We are excited to welcome all Lower Mainland piano and organ students to the 25th Annual Carillon Music Festival (CMF)! This is the first half of the CMF, featuring contemporary piano classes, organ classes for all styles and small ensembles. The second half of the festival is from April 7 – April 29, 2018, featuring guitar, voice, strings and classical piano classes as well as duets and ensembles. We look forward to seeing you again in April! The Carillon Music Festival was launched in 1994 to provide the young artists of our community with the opportunity to pursue their craft at a broader level. The festival provides participants with an extraordinary venue for performing, learning and sharing their musical experience with an unrivalled panel of adjudicators. This festival is made possible through the time and effort of many teachers, students and donors who understand the importance of quality music instruction. We thank all of you who are supporting this special opportunity for hundreds of Lower Mainland music students. Good luck to everyone! Brian Taylor Education Manager Carillon Music Academy Festival Committee: Colleen Myles – Chairperson Brian Taylor – Scheduling Terry Perello – CMC Consultant & Scheduling Felicia Samatha - Scheduling Erin Liu – Personnel Claudia Chalk & Sean O’Toole – Guitar Consultants Grant Wutzke – Voice Consultant Composers: Daniel Mahlberg & Terry Perello Technical Consultant: Don McKay CARILLON MUSIC FESTIVAL Contemporary Piano Awards Concert Saturday, March 3rd, 2018 Festival Reminders 1. Students may not play the Festival piano between classes and/or during breaks. 2. Original copies of music must be provided for the adjudicator. Photocopies will not be permitted – students who ignore this rule will not receive a certificate. However, legal downloaded music is acceptable. A student may not share music with someone in the same class. Three marks will be deducted if music is not presented. 3. Music must be memorized to avoid a 3-mark deduction. (Note: if the student plays with the music, a second original copy of the music should be provided for the adjudicator) 4. Each student must perform the piece (or movement) specified on the entry form. If a different piece (or movement) is played, a mark will not be awarded. Selections may not be changed after the entry deadline. 5. Entry fees will not be refunded under any circumstances. 6. Students should arrive 15 minutes prior to their class time. Late entrants will be called again at the end of the class. Students will not be permitted to perform in any classes other than those to which they are assigned in the program. 7. Repeats may not be played. However, D.C. and D.S. markings should be played in order to maintain the integrity of the piece. 8. Measure numbers should be marked at the beginning of each line of the music. 9. Cellular phones and pages must be turned off during Festival classes. Cameras and video equipment will NOT be permitted under any circumstances. 10. Students, teachers and the public may not approach the adjudicator. Adjudicator’s decisions are final and will not be discussed. Questions may be addressed, in writing, to Colleen Myles (Festival Chairperson). 11. The Festival Committee will determine scholarships/trophies – all decisions made regarding awards are final. See awards list in Festival Syllabus for details regarding eligibility criteria. Award recipients will be contacted within several days after the close of the Festival. 12. Certificates are distributed during the Festival. The Contemporary Music Achievement scholarship/trophy and other trophies will be presented at the Scholarship Concert on Saturday, March 3rd, 2018. Carillon Music Academy Welcomes Our Contemporary Adjudicator MICHAEL CREBER Michael Creber is one of the West Coast's most sought-after musicians, onstage as well as in the recording studio. He pursues a wide-ranging career as a keyboardist, composer and producer, embracing many areas of popular music including jazz, Latin, R&B, rock, pop, musical theatre, country and folk. Michael has toured internationally, performed and recorded with some of the top entertainers from the 1980’s to the present, including David Foster, k.d. lang, Cyndi Lauper, Raffi, Petula Clark, Regis Philbin, Lee Aaron, and the Irish Rovers. Mr. Creber, as a member of k.d. lang’s band “The Reclines,” appeared on the Johnny Carson Show, Arsenio Hall, Saturday Night Live and the Grammy Awards. One Los Angeles reviewer dubbed Michael's outstanding piano work from this period, heard on k.d.'s 1989 album “Absolute Torch and Twang,” as "a cross between Floyd Cramer and Thelonius Monk." With award winning artist Raffi, Michael performed for U.S. President Bill Clinton’s first inauguration, a Washington D.C. luncheon for Mikhail Gorbachev as well as sold-out concerts at the Gershwin Theater in New York City. In 1994 Michael co-produced and co-wrote Raffi’s “Bananaphone” CD for which he earned a Grammy Award nomination. Mr. Creber’s credits as musical director includes ”You’re A Good Man Charlie Brown,” “Jacques Brel Is Alive and Well And Living In Paris,” and “Tapestry: the Music of Carole King,” a hit revue at Vancouver's Arts Club Theatre. He and his wife, Monique, produce and direct “The Magic of Christmas”, an annual benefit concert for the past nine years. Michael and Monique perform in the concert along with a ten-piece band and 450 children. Some of the guest stars who have helped this production raise over $30,000 for charity include Michael Burgess, The Nylons, Susan Aglukark, The Rankin Sisters and Norman Foote. Michael has three albums of original music to his credit: two solo piano collections, “Brand New Smile” and “Dancers of the Spheres,” as well as a CD by the Michael Creber Trio entitled “Smooth Sailing.” He has kept busy writing scores for film and radio, producing CDs for various artists, teaching and doing session work as a keyboardist. Michael performs regularly on CBC Radio's JazzBeat and Vancouver's Hot Air. He is also a regular on the Vancouver jazz scene in the Michael Creber Trio and as a pianist for Fantazea. TABLE OF CONTENTS Junior (Grades 1 - 3) Page Contemporary 1, 3, 5, 10, 11 Jazz / Blues 3. 9, 11 Ragtime 1, 3 Composition 7 Duets 4 Intermediate (Grades 4 - 6) Contemporary 2, 7, 8, 9, 11 Jazz / Blues 5, 7, 8, 9 Ragtime 8, 12 Composition 7 Senior (Grades 7 - 9) Contemporary 4, 5, 6, 10, 11 Jazz / Blues 6, 11 Ragtime 12 Composition 2, 4 Duets 4 Advanced (Grade 10 - ARCT) Contemporary 6 Jazz / Blues 10 Ragtime 2 Composition 2 Improvisation 2 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2018 RECITAL ROOM CREBER 9:00 a.m. – Junior Ragtime Repertoire (A) 1. Warren Zhang (1) Downright Happy Rag Mier 2. Olivia Zhu (1) Glad Cat Rag Nash 3. Adam Giorgis (2) The Entertainer Joplin 4. Jordan Wong (2) Jelly Bean Rag Mier 5. Bhargavi Aggarwal (2) The Entertainer Joplin 9:50 a.m. – Junior Contemporary Repertoire (F) 1. Adam Giorgis (2) All I Have To Do Is Dream Bryant 2. Clara Norena (2) Edelweiss Rodgers 3. Bhargavi Aggarwal (2) Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah Wrubel 4. Jordan Wong (2) My Heart Will Go On Horner 5. 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Barik Berar (2) Breakaway Lavigne 6. Gabriel Li (3) Inspector Gadget Saban 7. Samantha Caindec (3) Can You Feel The Love Tonight John 1 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2018 RECITAL ROOM CREBER 2:40 p.m. – Intermediate Contemporary Repertoire (B) 1. Vicky Chen (4) I Will Always Love You Parton 2. Noah Kitamura (4) Bad Moon Rising Fogerty 3. Jaya Mann (4) Love Yourself Sheeran 4. Caleb Aguirre (4) All I Have To Do Is Dream Bryant 5. Leah Vriend (4) Open Arms Perry 6. Gabe Ilagan (4) Believer Reynolds 7. Phoebe Goheen (4) I Saw Her Standing There Lennon 3:50 p.m. – BREAK 4:00 p.m. – Intermediate Contemporary Repertoire (H) 1. Shreeya Parekh (6) Canon in D+ Pachelbel 2. Shreya Shivaprakash (6) Writing’s On The Wall Smith 3. Kamryn Grayson (6) I’m Not The Only One Smith 4. Farnaz Shafiei (6) Tell Him Thompson 5. Shreeya Parekh (6) Scars To Your Beautiful Caracciolo 6. Shamma Taank (6) This I Promise You Marx 5:05 p.m. – DINNER 6:20 p.m. – Advanced Ragtime Repertoire 1. Liana Salviejo (10) Greenwhich Witch Confrey 2. Alexandra Davies (ARCT) The Poltergeist Rag Bolcom 3. Samadhee Kaluarachchi (ARCT) My Pet Confrey 7:10 p.m. – Intermediate Jazz / Blues Repertoire 1. Shreya Shivaprakash (6) River City Blues Mier 7:10 p.m. – Senior Composition Ensemble Repertoire 1. Diego Cloma Benjamin Tuazon (9) Diego & Ben’s Song Cloma &Tuazon 7:10 p.m.
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