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King Edward Vi School Concert KING EDWARD VI SCHOOL CONCERT WEDNESDAY 19 MARCH 2014 TURNER SIMS, UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHAMPTON WelcoME to this evening’S SPring Concert which FeatUres the School’S senior instrUMental and vocal groUPS. It is our first visit to Turner Sims and we are very grateful to the management for making us so welcome. I would also like to take this opportunity to record my sincere thanks to Dr Leaman and Mr Watson for all their wonderful work in the Department. In September Dr Leaman will be taking up the post of Director of Music at Blundell’s School in Devon, and Mr Watson the post of Assistant Director of Music at Fettes College, Edinburgh. We wish them both success and happiness in their new posts. Thank you for your support this evening, and throughout the year. Heather Freemantle Director of Music and Head of Creative Arts 3 PrograMME Chamber Symphony 5 Ludwig Van Beethoven Orchestra First Movement Piano Concerto No. 2 Dmitri Shostakovich Andante Played by BiJia Wu Hoe Down Aaron Copland Piano Solo Sonata in C Joseph Haydn Slow movement Played by Carl Wikeley Piano Solo I Got Rhythm George Gershwin Played by Sophie Proud Oboe Quartet Allegro W.A. Mozart Duo American Boy/Beggin’ Estelle / Madcon Mash up Ben Carden-Jones and Luke Green Chamber Choir The Turtle Dove Ralph Vaughan-Williams I’m a Train Albert Hammond, Mike Hazelwood Arr. Knight The Long Day Closes Arthur Sullivan Cello Solo Cello Concerto Edward Elgar First Movement Played by Mike Huang 4 INTERVAL Symphony Prelude to Richard Wagner Orchestra Meistersingers Arr. Watson Radetzky March Johann Strauss Vocal Solo Automne Gabriel Fauré Sung By Miriam Chapman-Rosenfeld Vocal Quartet Interlude Alt-J Dissolve Me Telemann Octet Vivace Georg Philipp Telemann Jazz Octet Summertime George Gershwin Flute Trio Curves Ian Clarke Second Movement Big Band Mercy Mercy Mercy Josef Zawinul Take The A Train Billy Strayhorn Sing Sing Sing Louis Prima Big Band and It’s Not Unusual Les Reed and Orchestras Sung by Andy Morgan Gordon Mills 5 ChaMber Orchestra Violin I Flute Maddy Normand Jenny Whitby Zoe Carter Tai Thomas Edwards Jin Ho Yim Sophie Arthur Clarinet Ben Atherton Nick Francis Caitlin Gordon Curtis Crowley Emmy Huang Kieran Bassi Seonaid Carson Diana Williams Oboe Luke Roberts Violin II Liberty Roberts BiJia Wu Seungyeon Oh Bassoon Maya Garside Ben Watson Toby Hill Natalya Evans Trumpet Iman Elsheikh Mhairi Carson Emily Atherton Phil Normand Alice Booth Toby Saer Emma Clarke Tim Warren Trombone Viola Guy Ripper Joanna Seaby Edward Fletcher Erica Tsang Peter Thompson Jane Andrews Tuba Cello Chris Lotery Mike Huang Cathering Whitby Percussion Issie Elliott Jonny Millar George Plater Carl Wikeley Anna Roberts Sam Routledge Bass Piano Jonny Brown Sophie Proud Alice Ridley 6 7 SYMPHONY Orchestra Violin I Violin II Viola Alla Garside Yasmine El Sheikh Erica Tsang Maddy Normand Zoe Carter Tai Joanna Seaby Jin Ho Yim Jessica Holt Jane Andrews Jana Billington Seungyeon Oh Juliet Fox Henry Tsang Cello Emmy Huang Maya Garside Rachel Crawford Natalya Evans Eve Henley Mike Huang Yuqing Chen Iman Elsheikh James Thomson Seonaid Carson Tusca Alavi Catherine Whitby Alice Booth BiJia Wu Frankie Hoghton Miffy Allen Issie Elliott Emily Atherton Flute I Bass Isabelle Fuller Toby Hill Jonny Brown Tom Edwards Emma Clarke Alice Ridley Claudia Tam Sophie Proud Clarinet I Oboe Joan Chen Luke Roberts Flute II Ben Routledge Liberty Roberts Charlotte Percival Curtis Crowley Tabitha Burbidge Nick Francis Trumpet I Julia Roope Jackson Taylor Heather White Clarinet II Philip Normand Lucy Porter Ina Cho Trumpet II Rhianna Jones Daisy Porter Nick Neves James Mitchell Flute I/Piccolo Katy Billington Ben Millar Jenny Whitby Mhairi Carson Bass Clarinet Trombone Will Sheard Trumpet III Ben Atherton Ellie MacLeod Guy Ripper Percussion Toby Saer Edward Fletcher Jonny Millar Carl Wikeley French Horn Baritone Horn Sam Routledge Chloë Plater Jacob Fay Alexander Liu Alto Saxophone Nick White Tuba Caitlin Gordon Chris Lotery Kieran Bassi Piano Sophie Proud 8 ChaMber Choir Anna Roberts Miriam Chapman-Rosenfeld Rosa Sparks Julia Roope Zoe Carter Tai Emer Healy Jinni Tang Emily Atherton Rhianna Jones Gabby Walker Emma Blackman Emma Taylor Tom Durham Darra McCarthy-Paul Meg Dunlop Andy Morgan Barney Venable Luke Roberts Anna Cooke Phil Normand Bi Jia Wu Liberty Roberts Beth Gaunt Maddy Normand Emily Thompson Keeya Saund Evie Marshall Jenny Whitby Sara Wilson Tabby Piggott Lucia Laverty Josh Blunsden Ollie Uglow 9 Oboe Josh Blunsden Jenny Whitby Luke Roberts Tom Durham Zoe Carter-Tai Phil Normand rio Thomas Edwards Violin T artet artet Andy Morgan Emmy Huang Piano te Bi Jia Wu Viola U QU Joanna Seaby QU Fl Cello boe Mike Huang ocal O V Violin Joanna Seaby Trumpet Tenor Saxophone ctet Sophie Arthur Toby Saer Claudia Tam AND Phil Normand Daisy Porter O Flute Mhairi Carson Jenny Whitby B Baritone Tom Martin Zoe Carter-Tai IG Saxophone Tom Slattery ann B Will Sheard Oboe Tristan Holt M Luke Roberts Rhythm Section Trombone Liberty Roberts Jonny Millar ele Ben Atherton Jonny Brown T Basso Continuo Guy Ripper Bi Jia Wu BiJia Wu Edward Fletcher Anna Cooke Anna Roberts Chris Lotery Luke Roberts Peter Thompson Bass Alto Saxophone Alice Ridley Caitlin Gordon Jordon Abbott ctet Percussion Kieran Bassi Joe Winter Trumpet ZZ O Mhairi Carson JA Saxophones Jordon Abbott Daisy Porter Claudia Tam Trombone Guy Ripper 10 School Music Captain Sam Routledge Upper School Music Captain Rihanna Jones Lower School Music Captain Mhairi Carson King Edward VI Music Scholars Second Year Alla Garside Third Year Emmy Huang Fourth Year Maya Garside Members of National, County and Town Orchestras Fifth Year Luke Roberts NYO National Youth Orchestra Mike Huang NCBBGB National Children’s Brass Band of Great Britain NCO National Children’s Orchestra Music Exhibitioner HCYC Hampshire County Youth Choir Alice Ridley HCYO Hampshire County Youth Orchestra Chant Music Scholarship HCYCO Hampshire County Youth Chamber Orchestra Jenny Whitby SYCO Southampton Youth Chamber Orchestra BiJia Wu SYO Southampton Youth Orchestra WYO Wessex Youth Orchestra Sixth Form Music EFO English Schools Orchestra Award Holders Tabitha Piggott Jon Brown Double Bass SYO Liberty Roberts Zoë Carter Tai Violin/flute HCYO, WYO, ESO, HCYCO Jonathan Millar Ina Cho Clarinet SYCS Maddy Normand Nick Francis Clarinet Principal HCWB Carl Wikeley Emmy Huang Violin SYO, NPSO, NRO (regional) Miriam Chapman-Rosenfeld Mike Huang ‘Cello NCO, SYO, NPSO Joanna Seaby Phil Normand Trumpet WYO Jonny Brown Luke Roberts Oboe HCYO, Pops Orchestra Zoe Carter Tai Jenny Whitby Flute NYO, Principal ESO and HCYO, HCYCO Sophie Arthur Carl Wikeley Percussion Principal ESO, LSSO, Junior Academy JRTA String Award Symphony Principal at NYWE Caitlin Gordon Jin-Ho Yim Violin SYO Seungyeon Oh Chris Lotery Tuba NCBBGB Ben Atherton Joanna Seaby Prinicipal Viola WYO Issie Elliott Iman Elsheikh Miriam Graham Flute Award Tom Edwards 11 IndividUal InstrUMental SUccesses: Associated Board OF the ROYal Schools OF MUsic and GUildhall InstrUMental EXAMinations 2013-14 GRADE 1 Anna Maria-Shenouda Piano Pass Natalie Gunner Clarinet Merit GRADE 2 James Lesnik Piano Pass Maya Smale Piano Pass Callum Price Piano Pass Jess Mills Piano Pass James Lander Clarinet Pass Himani Arora Singing Merit Blake Miller Piano Merit Eleanor Dye Flute Merit Ella Ritchie Clarinet Distinction GRADE 3 Mia Kanani Violin Pass Eleanor Turner Clarinet Pass Elizabeth Cook Trumpet Pass Lewis Wildsmith Jazz saxophone Pass Katrina Penn-Newman Singing Pass Andrew Crawford Trumpet Pass Mia Kanani Singing Pass Alexander Moore Piano Merit Daisy Fillbrook Piano Merit Emily Downes Piano Merit Rebecca Crawley Clarinet Merit Elena Sinclair Horn Merit Rachel Cook Singing Merit Jessica Mills Piano Merit Ella Ritchie Singing Merit Elizabeth Fletcher Singing Merit Aditya Rokade Violin Distinction GRADE 4 Annabella Turner Piano Pass Mihir Thakrar Clarinet Pass Lucy Allinson Violin Pass Annabella Turner Violin Pass Hannah Loran Violin Pass Himani Arora Violin Pass Anamikar Ramkumar Violin Pass Patrick Lotery Clarinet Pass Robert Mcfarlane Clarinet Pass Ewan Williams Trumpet Pass Lucy Coles Cello Pass Eve Henley Trumpet Pass 12 Oliver Boyland Alto Saxophone Pass Eleanor Page Singing Pass Kelvin Xie Viola Pass Luka Peart Piano Merit Mattieu Livingston Piano Merit Oscar Bowdidge Violin Merit Abigail Sheppard Flute Merit Maya Smale Flute Merit Keeya Saund Flute Merit Alexander Lui Horn Merit Rory Saunders Trumpet Merit Natalie Oldfield Singing Merit Elizabeth Ryan Singing Merit James Thomson Cello Merit Charlotte Lisle Singing Merit Georgina Hanson Singing Distinction Lily Schofield Singing Distinction Angus Reid Singing Distinction GRADE 5 Elliot D’Souza Piano Pass Henry Harris Piano Pass Jana Billington Violin Pass Oliver Tait Violin Pass Oliver Boyland Flute Pass Emma Hill Flute Pass Patrick Miller Clarinet Pass Kelvin Xie Viola Pass Oliver Martin Trumpet Pass Jana Billington Alto Saxophone Pass Meg Dunlop Flute Merit Barney Venable Singing Merit Ben Millar Trumpet Merit Rebecca Williams Flute Merit Bethan Self Singing Merit Lucia Laverty Singing Merit Robert Dye Clarinet Merit Sebastian Sheath Saxophone Merit Harriet Billington Singing Merit Emma Blackman Violin Merit Alice Booth Violin Distinction Yuqing Chen Violin Distinction Ben Routledge Jazz saxophone Distinction GRADE 6 James Mitchell Trumpet Pass Yasmine Elsheikh Violin Pass Isobel Bartholomew Singing Pass Rachel Crawford Cello Pass Ellie Macleod 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