May 4, 2020 Official Program

Regina Music Festival

April 20 - May 4, 2020 Official Program

TABLE OF CONTENTS

RMFA President’s Message ...... 2

Get Acquainted with the Regina Music Festival ...... 5

Join our Sponsors ...... 11

Multidisciplinary ...... 15

Brass, Woodwinds & Percussion ...... 23

Choral & Pipe Organ...... 37

Musical Theatre ...... 47

Piano 1 ...... 61

Piano 2 ...... 77

Strings ...... 97

Vocal 1 ...... 117

Vocal 2...... 131

Scholarship Information ...... 142

www.reginamusicfestival.org

RMFA President’s Message

Everything (almost) is new! We move into a new decade and a new venue. We welcome our new Production Manager, Robin Tinani. And.... for the first time ever, we have cancelled Festival 2020. It is obviously the right decision to make, although it is a huge understatement to say that all the registrants, teachers, parents, volunteers and Board of Directors are disappointed that we have had to take this decision. But....on a lighter note...... we would be remiss if we did not thank those who have been our solid supporters for so many years. Luther College has long been the home of the Regina Music Festival. They were always supportive and accommodating. Without them, the festival could not have been produced year after year. Also, in that same timeframe, we were supported by St. John’s Music and Yamaha, our long time supplier of pianos. In that same “era”, Karen Klassen was our production manager and guided us through the movement from paper registrations to online. The Board of Directors has been fuelled by the efforts of Dianne Swanson, Robin Swales and Doris Lazecki who might blush if we mentioned how many years they have been the core of the board. Gord Kerfoot has been our adjudicator liaison for many years. His efforts have helped earn us glowing references from past adjudicators because he, along with so many others, has made their time with the Regina festival a warm and welcoming experience. We have a “brand”! Of course, this brand could not have been earned without the efforts of so many volunteers who have worked as Door Monitors, Secretaries, and the ‘behind- the-scenes” workers who do proof-reading, assemble binders and input data. Flora Tyler has done a marvellous job of finding and coordinating our volunteers. She works mostly in the background but is an essential part of the group that produces the festival year after year. The Celebrating Excellence receptions could not have happened without her. There is a specialized, albeit anonymous group of volunteers that needs to be acknowledged. Each year a team of scrutineers review the registrations to make sure that the participant has chosen the correct class(es). Then schedulers fit all registrations into the available time slots. This is an intensive effort in early February. Thank you barely covers the efforts put in by these volunteers who lay the foundation each year for a successful festival for all of our participants. Debbie Runge has been our Treasurer for three years, and we will miss her as she is moving to be close to her new grandchild. If any of you reading this would like to volunteer to step in as Treasurer, please let us know. We do have new board members who have already stepped up: Zina Scott assumes responsibility for marketing communications, and Bill Sgrazzutti joins Heather Gosselin and Robin Swales working on scholarships. If you would like to join our “merry band” on the Board that would be great! Last year, Adria McCulloch and the gala committee launched the Giving Back Gala. Without Adria’s role as artistic director of this event, we would not have been able to score such a great success. The Gala is a unique evening of entertainment (and fundraising). Alumni of the Regina Music Festival, who now excel in other professions, dusted off their musical talents. They not only performed for us, but spoke of the importance of the festival experience in their adult lives. The Giving Back Gala is coming back. Keep the Date! 6th of November 2020. In this unprecedented time, take care of yourself and your loved ones. Keep Practicing!

Susan Gorges Regina Music Festival Association President

Get Acquainted with the Regina Music Festival

The Music Festival has been held in Regina for the benefit of our young musicians for decades. It is organized and produced by a volunteer board. The festival is financed by entry fees and corporate and individual donations. Hundreds of hours are involved in organizing the festival from booking facilities, registration, data checking, scheduling, finding volunteers, printing adjudication sheets, obtaining scholarships, program compilation and many other activities. The board is always looking for help and would welcome your assistance.

The RMFA is a non-profit corporation and a registered charity. We welcome donations to assist us in our operations OR to be awarded to students in the form of scholarships. The Board, on the recommendation of the adjudicators, distributes scholarships totaling over $20,000 yearly.

FESTIVAL OFFICE During the year we do not have a physical office; however during the festival competitions at the Conservatory of Performing Arts, University of Regina, there is an office in Room 130. Please call 306-585-8589 to leave a message or contact us by email at [email protected] or through our website www.reginamusicfestival.org.

PROGRAMS outlining the festival competitions are available download from our website www.reginamusicfestival.org.

WARM-UP FACILITIES Space will be available at the Conservatory of Performing Arts to permit our Brass, Woodwind, String and Vocal competitors to warm up. Please check for signs when you reach the Conservatory or ask at the Festival Office. No warm up space is provided for pianists.

 Please remember the warm-up space is not intended as a rehearsal space, and personal items are left there unattended at your own risk

ADMISSION to all festival venues and competitions is FREE, but donations are encouraged and appreciated.

ADJUDICATION: Professional adjudicators are hired by our governing organization, the Saskatchewan Music Festival Association. These adjudicators are employed to provide their expert opinion on each student’s performance. Firstly, they will provide a written assessment of each performance. Secondly, they will verbally address the performers and offer constructive advice. First and second place winners and the respective marks will be announced by the adjudicator at the end of the class. All other competitors will receive a letter ranking.

Letter Relative Mark Standard A+ 88 or more High Distinction A 85 to 87 Considerable Merit A- 80 to 84 Shows Merit B 75 to 79 Moderately Good C 74 or less Less than Adequate

The RMFA will support and be bound by the assessments made by the adjudicators in every circumstance. We ask that you do not approach the adjudicator.

Our ANNUAL MEETING will be held at the end of September 2020. Please consult our website for further details.

Requests for ADDITIONAL CLASSES for the 2021 Regina Music Festival must be submitted in writing to the Festival Committee before September 30, 2020. Email: [email protected].

to the many individuals who have donated their time to make the 2020 Regina Music Festival a success:

RMFA 2020 Board of Directors

President ...... Susan J. Gorges Vice President ...... Adria McCulloch Treasurer ...... Debbie Runge Secretary ...... Doris Lazecki Production Manager ...... Robin Tinani Director ...... Heather Gosselin Director ...... Gordon Kerfoot Director ...... Robin Swales Director………………………………………………………………………………………..….…Zina Scott Director………………………………………………………………………………………...Bill Sgrazzutti

Functional Area Coordinators Adjudicator Liaison...... Gordon Kerfoot Donor Liaison ...... Susan Gorges Hospitality ...... vacant Facilities ...... vacant Fundraising ...... Adria McCulloch Publications ...... vacant Recruitment ...... Dianne Swanson Registration Scrutineering ...... Diana Woolrich Scheduling ...... vacant Scholarships ...... Bill Sgrazzutti, Heather Gosselin, Robin Swales Session Personnel ...... Flora Tyler

St. John’s Music and Long & McQuade for selling programs. Leslie Beck, Lyndi Blakley, Karen Frandsen, Deborah Nelson, Alison Purdy, Robin Swales, Dianne Swanson, Rob Ursan, Jonathan Ward, Diana Woolrich, Barb Zerr for assisting with scrutineering, scheduling, and proofreading.

All the volunteers who have volunteered to act as MCs, secretaries, door monitors during the 2020 festival. At the time of publishing this program, we don’t yet know your names . . . but thank you in advance.

The Regina Music Festival Association gratefully acknowledges our sponsors and supporters.

DISCIPLINE SPONSORS Dr. Roberta McKay & Elmer Brenner (Musical Theatre) Greg & Dianne Swanson (Senior and Intermediate Piano) Gordon Kerfoot (Brass, Percussion & Woodwinds)

CORPORATE SPONSORS Conservatory of Performing Arts

SUSTAINERS Donald & Claire Kramer Lola Stroud Foundation Dr. Renata Varma RBC Dominion Securities

DONORS Charles & Kjeryn Allard, Rita & Richard Baker, Dr. Robert & Frances Bridge, Jean & Robert Cameron, Douglas & Margaret Cuddington, Janice Denike, Kurt Daunheimer, Drs. Leslie & Bernice Donnelly, Diane Ell, Karen Frandsen, Inna Froese, Georgia Fundas-Carter, Lyn Goldman, Beth Hendricksen, Garth & Donna Herbert, Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Hopkinson, Kevin & Kim Kasha, Colleen Kembel, Murry Knuttila, Margaret LeCain, Steven Li, Ann Lorenzen, Drs. John Conway & Sally Mahood, Daniel & Carla Mollerud, Susan McLellan, Michelle Obarianyk, Charles & Penny Penniston, Margaret Purse, Lane Rathgeber, Owen & Celia Ricker, Gary & Debra Runge, Elva Sabo, Arnetta Serafin, Jacqui Shumiatcher, Patricia Simonson, Joanne Skidmore, Catharine Thompson, Rob Ursan, Virginia Wilkinson, Elaine Wood, Darren Woodard, Karen Young, Raymond Zhang, Brenda Ziolkowski Donors who wish to remain anonymous

The Regina Music Festival Association gratefully acknowledges all donations, including those received after this program was assembled for printing.

Should you wish to contribute to the financial success of the festival, please make your cheque payable to the Regina Music Festival Association, and drop it off at our Festival Office at the Conservatory of Performing Arts, during the festival, or mail it to: 1204-1830 College Ave, Regina SK S4P 1C2. 9

Join our sponsors and ensure the future of our festival

SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES A goal of the Regina Music Festival is to find stable financing to ensure the ongoing success of the festival. The Regina Music Festival costs $80,000 a year to operate. At present funding is provided by entry fees that cover approximately 35% of the costs to run the festival. Each year we seek the balance from individual and corporate donations, advertising revenue, donations at the door during the festival and other fundraisers. We are currently seeking ongoing sponsorship to ensure the future of our festival. Discipline Sponsorships are used specifically to cover the administrative costs of that portion of the festival. On average, an adjudicator costs $675 a day, which includes professional fees, travel, hotel and meals. The Regina Music Festival hires approximately 10 adjudicators to adjudicate the music disciplines of Voice, Musical Theatre, Piano, Brass and Woodwinds, Strings, and Choir. Some adjudicators such as the choral adjudicator may be hired to work 2 days but others such as the Piano or String adjudicators work at the festival for a whole week.

Platinum Sponsor: $5,000 As the Platinum Sponsor, your company will be featured as the major company providing core support to the ongoing work of the Regina Music Festival (RMF) over the year. Your sponsorship will provide your organization with:  RMF naming rights i.e. “Regina Music Festival, sponsored by YOUR NAME” on all print, advertising, online, social media and poster/billboard materials throughout the year.  Featured sponsor at Regina Music Festival kick off news event (April 2019).  Opportunity to place corporate banners and corporate materials at entry desk of all festival performance sites.  Opportunity to have a festival winner perform at a company event  Recognition in event related media including TV, radio and print materials  Recognition in all event promotions, including email communications regarding the event  Company name and logo on Regina Music Festival website  Recognition and promotion on Regina Music Festival social media channels.  Verbal recognition in MC script at each session of the Festival  2 full page ads in Regina Music Festival program – inside front cover and back cover.

Gold Sponsor $3,000 As a Gold Sponsor, your company will receive the following benefits:  Recognition in event related media including TV, radio and print materials  Recognition in all event promotions, including email communications regarding the event  Company name and logo on Regina Music Festival website  Recognition and promotion on Regina Music Festival social media channels  Opportunity for onsite signage and material distribution  Verbal recognition in MC script at each session of the Festival  1 Full page ad in Regina Music Festival program

Discipline Sponsor $2,500 As a Discipline Sponsor, your company will receive the following benefits:  Featured as the sole sponsor of your chosen discipline in all print material and in signage featured at performance site.  Full page ad in your chosen discipline’s section of the program  Recognition in all event promotions, including email communications regarding the event  Company name and logo on Regina Music Festival website  Recognition and promotion on Regina Music Festival social media channels  Verbal recognition in MC script at each session of the discipline’s competition

Sustainer $1,000 As a Sustaining Sponsor, you will receive the following benefits:  Recognition in all event promotions, including email communications regarding the event  Recognition on Regina Music Festival website  Recognition on Regina Music Festival social media channels  Signage in Festival Office acknowledging support of operations

Friends of the Music Festival $500 As a Friend of the Festival, you will receive the following benefits:  Name on the Regina Music festival website and (with your permission) a Thank You in social media  Referenced on Friends of the Music Festival page in festival program.  Personal invitation to Festival’s special competitions and fundraising concerts

All donations over $20.00 will receive a tax receipt from the Regina Music Festival Association.

Multidisciplinary

PHOTOCOPIES AND COPYRIGHT Our governing body, the Saskatchewan Music Festival Association (SMFA) states in their syllabus that an original or authorized copy of music must be provided (p.12) and any use of unauthorized, altered or photocopied copyright music by competitors or accompanists in SMFA festivals will not be tolerated. Competitors or their accompanists using photocopied copyright music will be disqualified: no adjudication, no mark and no scholarship consideration for the competitor (p.8).

Music downloaded from the internet must show authorization from the publisher or proof of purchase.

Music in the Public Domain should be researched before any selection is used for Festival purposes. Publications that are out of print or in the Public Domain may not be photocopied until cleared with the rightful owner (p.7).

For more information, please consult the SMFA Provincial Syllabus.

ALLERGY ALERT Many Festival participants and spectators are allergic to perfumed products. Please refrain from using them during festival.

AUDIO/VISUAL RECORDING Only SMFA-sanctioned audio/video recording or photography is allowed. SMFA strictly prohibits audio/visual recording or photography, during competitive performance, in order to prevent distractions and breach of privacy and copyright.

Multidisciplinary Scholarships

Descriptions as well as details regarding eligibility and selection criteria are available on the RMFA website, www.reginamusicfestival.org.

Queen City Kinsmen Intermediate Scholarships - $200/ 1st Place in each Discipline; $100/Two Runners-Up in each Discipline

Regina Central Lions Senior Scholarships - - $300/1st Place in each Discipline; $100/Two Runners-Up in each Discipline

Donald & Claire Kramer Foundation Award - $1000

William Cornish Grand Award - $500

Mitchell Memorial Chamber Music Scholarship - $1000

MULTIDISCIPLINARY Sunday, May 3, 2020 1:30pm Room 210, Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicators: Alan Crane , Lauren Eselson, Oleg Pokhanovski, Jon Ward

The Regina Music Festival Association is pleased to present the Queen City Kinsmen Scholarship Competition

Today’s competitors have been chosen for their excellence in one of the following categories: Brass/Woodwind, Piano, Strings and Voice, by the adjudicators who have heard them in regular Intermediate-level Festival Classes.

The competitor who in the opinion of the adjudicators presents the most outstanding performance in each category will receive a scholarship in the amount of $200. The two runners-up in each category will each receive a $100 scholarship.

All scholarships have been provided by the Queen City Kinsmen Club

Time limit for each performer – 10 minutes

Our Competitors are:

Brass/Woodwinds: ______

Piano: ______

Strings: ______

Voice: ______

MULTIDISCIPLINARY Sunday, May 3, 2020 7:00pm Room 210, Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicators: Alan Crane , Lauren Eselson, Oleg Pokhanovski, Jon Ward

The Regina Music Festival Association is pleased to present the Central Lions Club Scholarship Competition Today’s competitors have been chosen for their excellence in one of the following categories: Brass/Woodwind, Piano, Strings and Voice, by the adjudicators who have heard them in regular Senior-level Festival Classes.

The competitor who in the opinion of the adjudicators presents the most outstanding performance in each category will receive a scholarship in the amount of $300. The two runners-up in each category will each receive a $100 scholarship.

From the category winners, the adjudicators will select tonight’s most accomplished performer, who will receive the William Cornish Award* of $500.

Time limit for each performer – 10 minutes Our Competitors are:

Brass/Woodwinds: ______

Piano: ______

Strings: ______

Voice: ______

Brass, Woodwinds, & Percussion

Music downloaded from the internet must show authorization from the publisher or proof of purchase.

For more information, please consult the SMFA Provincial Syllabus.

ALLERGY ALERT Many Festival participants and spectators are allergic to perfumed products. Please refrain from using them during festival.

Lauren Eselson Brass, Woodwinds & Percussion Adjudicator Lauren Eselson is an instructor of Flute at Mount Royal University Conservatory. She is a regular extra musician in the flute section of the Calgary Philharmonic. During the seasons of 2003-2006, she was Acting Assistant Principal Flute with the orchestra. Ms. Eselson has also performed with the National Ballet Orchestra, Royal Winnipeg Ballet Orchestra, Calgary Bach Society, Kensington Sinfonia, Chicago Civic Orchestra, the American Wind Symphony, and in pit orchestras for Theater Calgary and Broadway touring productions. She has appeared as a concerto soloist with the Calgary Philharmonic, Calgary Bach Society, Kensington Sinfonia and the Calgary Chamber Ensemble, and has been recorded in recital by CBC Radio.

At Mount Royal University Conservatory Ms. Eselson is also the Woodwind coordinator for the well-known Academy program for gifted young musicians. She is a Woodwind-Brass examiner for the Royal Conservatory of Music and is in demand as an adjudicator across Canada.

Ms. Eselson holds a Bachelor of Music from the Cleveland Institute and a Master of Music from Northwestern University. Her principal teachers were Walfrid Kujala, Maurice Sharp, Jim Walker, Claude Monteux and Geoffrey Gilbert.

Brass, Woodwind & Percussion Scholarships

Descriptions as well as details regarding eligibility and selection criteria are available on the RMFA website, www.reginamusicfestival.org.

Long and Mcquade Junior Brass Scholarship - $150

Kramer Intermediate Brass Scholarship- $150

Ernst Paul Trebuss Memorial Trombone Scholarship - $400

Long and Mcquade Senior Brass Scholarship - $200

Swanson Music Junior Woodwind Scholarship - $100

Kramer Intermediate Woodwind Scholarship - $150

Bill Freeman Memorial Senior/Intermediate Woodwind Scholarship - $150

Regina Musical Club Woodwind Canadian Music Scholarship - $150

Beta Sigma Phi Senior Woodwind Scholarship - $200

Nicholls Percussion Scholarship - $150

Please visit the RMFA website www.reginamusicfestival.org for up-to-date festival information.

Results will be posted online within 48 hours of the completion of each discipline.

BRASS/WOODWIND/PERCUSSION Thursday, April 30, 2020 9:00am Room 028, Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Lauren Eselson

9:00am Class 50243 Woodwind Solo, Canadian Repertoire, (Intermediate) 16 years and under 1. Emily Cahill Flowers Elizabeth Raum

–9:00am Class 50123 Woodwind Sonata, (Intermediate) 16 years and under 1. Ainsley Arendt Sonata in g minor, op. 2 no. 3 Benedetto Marcello 2. Rachel Manzon Sonata in G major, op. 1, no. 5, mvmts 1 & 2 George Frideric Handel, arr. Jean-Pierre Rampal 3. Amelia Mile Sonata in e minor, op. 3 no. 7 Jean-Baptiste Loeillet, arr. Kathleen Wood

9:45am Class 50100 Concerto/Concerted Work for Woodwind and Orchestra, (Senior) Open (P) 1. Brianna Ludwig Concerto in F minor, op. 5, Allegro Bernhard Henrik Crusell, arr. Nicolai Pfeffer 2. Mackenzie Hay Clarinet Concerto, mvmt 3: Rondo Gerald Finzi, arr. Harold Perry 3. Alaina Majewski Concerto for Flute and Orchestra in D major, mvmt 1: Allegro molto moderato Carl Reinecke

–9:45am Class 50283 Woodwind Duet, (Intermediate) 16 years and under 1. Nino Ding and Ainsley Arendt Concerto for Two Flutes in G major, G. 1077 Domenico Cimarosa * * *

11:00am Class 60011 French Horn Solo, (Intermediate) 17 years and under (P) (Test Pieces Only) 1. Seraphina Marcotte I See a Huntsman George Frideric Handel

–11:00am Class 60012 French Horn Solo, (Intermediate) 16 years and under (Test Pieces Only) 1. Sarah Sweet Andante Felix Mendelssohn

–11:00am Class 60031 Trombone Solo, (Intermediate) 17 years and under (P) (Test Pieces Only) 1. Mark Heinrichs Morceau Symphonique, Op. 88 Alexandre Guilmant

–11:00am Class 06645 School Music: Brass Instruments Duet, 3rd year of instruction (D) 1. Sarah Sweet and Seraphina Marcotte Bippery No. 1 Lowell Shaw

–11:00am Class 80301 Mixed Duet 1. Rachel Manzon and Samantha Manzon Passepiep Johann Sebastian Bach, arr. Sigmund Hering 25

BRASS/WOODWIND/PERCUSSION Thursday, April 30, 2020 1:30pm Room 028, Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Lauren Eselson

1:30pm Class 50143 Piccolo Solo, Recital Piece, (Intermediate) 16 years and under 1. Rachel Manzon Martha Friedrich von Flotow, arr. Eldred Spell 2. Ainsley Arendt Down Where the Daisies Grow Suite No.2 Thomas P. Westendorf, arr. John

2:00pm Class 50102 Concerto/Concerted Work for Woodwind and Orchestra, (Intermediate) 17 years and under 1. Vlad Kosheliev Concerto in C major, mvmt 3: Rondo Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart 2. Nino Ding Concerto in e minor, no. 2, op. 57 Saverio Mercadante

–2:00pm Class 50112 Sonata for Woodwind and Piano, (Intermediate) 17 years and under (P) 1. Maren Duncan Romance No. 1 Robert Schumann

–2:00pm Class 50122 Woodwind Sonata, (Intermediate) 17 years and under (P) 1. Benjamin Jackson-Reynolds Sonata in G minor, mvmts 1 and 2, BWV 1030 Johann Sebastian Bach 2. Vlad Kosheliev Sonata in G minor, op. 2 no. 1, mvmts 1 & 4 Marcello

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3:30pm Class 50125 Woodwind Sonata, (Junior) 14 years and under 1. Choi-Lam Wong Sonata in A minor, op 1 no. 1 Jean-Baptiste Loeillet

–3:30pm Class 50105 Concerto/Concerted Work for Woodwind and Orchestra, (Junior) 14 years and under 1. Rebecca Walker Concerto in F major, op. 10, No. 1, RV433 Antonio Vivaldi

4:00pm Class 10005 SMFA Senior Excellence Woodwind Solo 1. Nino Ding Flute Concerto in E minor, Op. 57, no. 1 Saverio Mercadante, arr. Ervin Munro

BRASS/WOODWIND/PERCUSSION Thursday, April 30, 2020 7:00pm Room 028, Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Lauren Eselson

7:00pm Class 60200 Brass Solo, Recital Piece, (Senior) Open (P) 1. Nathan Syrnick Cavatine, Op. 144 Camille Saint-Saëns 2. Kiera Ghiglione Caprise Joseph Turrin 3. Kathryn Orth Andante et Allegro Joseph Édouard Barat 4. Anthony Merkel Suite No. 1 for Tuba and Orchestra Alex Wilder 5. Stephanie Flaman Andante et Allegro J. Guy Ropartz, arr. A. Shapiro

8:15pm Class 50120 Woodwind Sonata, (Senior) Open (P) 1. Alaina Majewski Partita in a minor for Solo Flute BWV 1013 mvmnts I & III Johann Sebastian Bach

8:35pm Class 60354 Brass Solo, RCM/CC, Grade 6, any age 1. Samantha Manzon Petit Piece Concertante Guillaume Balay

–8:35pm Class 60300 Brass Solo, Canadian Repertoire, (Senior) Open (P) 1. Kiera Ghiglione Meditation Calixa Lavallée

The Regina Music Festival Association wishes to thank

Gordon Kerfoot

for his generous sponsorship of the Brass, Woodwind & Percussion Competitions

BRASS/WOODWIND/PERCUSSION Friday, May 1, 2020 1:30pm Room 028, Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Lauren Eselson

1:30pm Class 70105 Snare Drum Solo, Recital Piece, (Junior) 14 years and under 1. Kelvin Chai On-Line Jay Wanamaker

–1:30pm Class 70103 Snare Drum Solo, Recital Piece, (Intermediate) 16 years and under 1. Martin Gagnon Three Dances, mvmts 1 & 3 Warren Benson

–1:30pm Class 70145 Mallet Solo, Recital Piece, (Junior) 14 years and under 1. Kelvin Chai Tango in G William Schinstine

–1:30pm Class 70143 Mallet Solo, Recital Piece, (Intermediate) 16 years and under 1. Martin Gagnon Sammy’s Samba Thomas Brown

–1:30pm Class 70163 Multiple Percussion Solo, Recital Piece, (Intermediate) 16 years and under 1. Martin Gagnon Étude no. 3 Joe Holmquist

* * * 2:10pm Class 50266 Woodwind Solo, RCM/CC, Grade 4, any age 1. Karis Hingley Rumbustious Rumba Richard Kershaw 2. Elise Jackson-Reynolds Nocturne and Dance Tom Schudel 3. Lilah Dymund Sicilienne Pierre Lantier

–2:10pm Class 50267 Woodwind Solo, RCM/CC, Grade 3, any age 1. Emily Cahill Sonatina op. 163, no. 1 Antón Diabelli 2. Kassiopeia Herod Ostinato Lowell Liebermann

2:55pm Class 50153 Flute Solo, Recital Piece, (Intermediate) 16 years and under 1. Benjamin Jackson-Reynolds Red Bossa Gary Schocker 2. Ainsley Arendt Intermezzo op. 51, no. 2 Karl Joachim Andersen

BRASS/WOODWIND/PERCUSSION Friday May 1, 2020 2:55pm Room 028, Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Lauren Eselson

–2:55pm Class 50173 Clarinet Solo, Recital Piece, (Intermediate) 16 years and under 1. Rowan Dymund Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring BWV 147 Johann Sebastian Bach, arr. Sidney Lawton

–2:55pm Class 50242 Woodwind Solo, Canadian Repertoire, (Intermediate) 17 years and under (P) 1. Benjamin Jackson-Reynolds Musefully listening, nursing a thought Jack Behrens

* * * 3:30pm Class 80103 Concert Band, Grade D (Test Pieces Only) 1. Westside Winds conducted by David Snell Two Minute Symphony Bob Margolis …At Twilight Tyler Grant

BRASS/WOODWIND/PERCUSSION Friday, May 1, 2020 7:00pm Room 028, Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Lauren Eselson

7:00pm Class 60030 Trombone Solo, (Senior) Open (P) (Test Pieces Only) 1. Kathryn Orth Concert Piece Paul Véronge de la Nux 2. Stephanie Flaman Six Sonatas, no. 4 Benedetto Marcello

–7:00pm Class 60110 Sonata for Brass Instrument and Piano, (Senior) Open (P) 1. Kiera Ghiglione Sonata Eric Ewazen 2. Nathan Syrnick Sonata in F minor TWV 41:f1 Georg Phillipp Telemann

8:15pm Class 50130 Woodwind Solo, Recital Piece, (Senior) Open (P) 1. Vlad Kosheliev Aria Albert Roussel 2. Mackenzie Hay Arabesques Paul Jeanjean 3. Alaina Majewski Suite Paysanne Hongroise Béla Bartók

BRASS/WOODWIND/PERCUSSION Saturday, May 2, 2020 9:30am Room 028, Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Lauren Eselson

9:00am Class 50165 Oboe Solo, Recital Piece, (Junior) 14 years and under 1. Elise Jackson-Reynolds Zephyrs Bruno Labate

–9:00am Class 50205 Eb Alto Saxophone Solo, Recital Piece, (Junior) 14 years and under 1. Lilah Dymund Castor et Pollux Jean-Philippe Rameau

–9:00am Class 50145 Piccolo Solo, Recital Piece, (Junior) 14 years and under 1. Nino Ding Cant du Rossignol, Op. 21 František Filipovsky, arr. Jeffrey Zook

9:30am Class 50155 Flute Solo, Recital Piece, (Junior) 14 years and under 1. Rebecca Walker Cinq Pieces Breves, Op. 39 parts 1, 2 & 5 Jules Mouquet 2. Annastasia Sweet Scherzino Andersen 3. Choi-Lam Wong Spring Song Frank Bridge

–9:30am Class 50245 Woodwind Solo, Canadian Repertoire, (Junior) 14 years and under 1. Annastasia Sweet Collage Michael Conway Baker 2. Rebecca Walker Musefully listening, nursing a thought Jack Behrens

–9:30am Class 50159 Flute Solo, Recital Piece, (Primary) 10 years and under 1. Violet Walker Rollerblading Louise Chamberlain

–9:30am Class 50249 Woodwind Solo, Canadian Repertoire, (Primary) 10 years and under 1. Violet Walker First Star I See Tonight Nancy Tefler

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10:30am Class 50263 Woodwind Solo, RCM/CC, Grade 7, any age 1. Rachel Manzon Three Romances Op. 94 mvmts 1 & 2 Robert Schumann

–10:30am Class 50264 Woodwind Solo, RCM/CC, Grade 6, any age 1. Amelia Mile Barcarolle Mélancolique Op. 72, No. 1 Charles-Édouard Lefebvre 2. Rowan Dymund Romance, mvmt 1 Jean Becker 3. Rebecca Walker Barcarolle Mélancolique Op. 72, No. 1 Charles-Édouard Lefebvre

–10:30am Class 80350 Family Music, Instrumental, Open 1. Annastasia, Charlotte & Sarah Sweet March Sergei Prokofiev, arr. Albert Stoutamire

BRASS/WOODWIND/PERCUSSION Saturday, May 2, 2020 11:30am Room 028, Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Lauren Eselson

11:30am Class 60115 Sonata for Brass Instrument and Piano, (Junior) 14 years and under 1. Liam Exner Cello Sonata in G Major Op. 1, No. 6 Benedetto Marcello

–11:30am Class 60215 Trumpet or Cornet Solo, Recital Piece, (Junior) 14 years and under 1. Samantha Manzon Barbara Allen Traditional, arr. Don Sweete 2. Liam Exner Fanfare March V. Shelukov

–11:30am Class 60305 Brass Solo, Canadian Repertoire, (Junior) 14 years and under 1. Samantha Manzon Little Suite for Trumpet and Piano mvmts 2 & 4 Violet Archer

BRASS/WOODWIND/PERCUSSION Saturday, May 2, 2020 1:30pm Regina Christian School Adjudicator: Lauren Eselson

1:30pm Class 80059 School Band, Recital Pieces, Grade J 1. RCS Grade 6 Band, Conducted by Lindsay Stetner Dance Slav Jack Wilds Shepherd’s Hey Percy Grainger, arr. Roszell

–1:30pm Class 80058 School Band, Recital Pieces, Grade I 1. RCS Grade 7 Band, Conducted by Lindsay Stetner Turning the Key of Solomon Lindsay Stetner Shadows Unleashed Brian Balmages

–1:30pm Class 80057 Class 80057, Recital Pieces, Grade H 1. RCS Grade 8 Band, Conducted by Lindsay Stetner Knights of Destiny Michael Sweeney Rippling Water Colours Brian Balmages

–1:30pm Class 80053 School Band, Recital Pieces, Grade D 1. RCS High School Band, Conducted by Lindsay Stetner Nathan Hale Trilogy James Curnow Rowan Tree Anonymous, arr. Randall D. Standridge

Choral & Pipe Organ

Music downloaded from the internet must show authorization from the publisher or proof of purchase.

For more information, please consult the SMFA Provincial Syllabus.

ALLERGY ALERT Many Festival participants and spectators are allergic to perfumed products. Please refrain from using them during festival.

Jennifer Lang Choral Adjudicator Dr. Jennifer Lang is an Assistant Professor of Music Education and the Director of Choral Activities at the University of Saskatchewan where she conducts the Greystone Singers and teaches Choral Literature, Choral Methods, Choral Pedagogy, and Elementary Music Methods. She is the organizer of the Department of Music’s Music Education in Action Series and the founder and organizer of the uSing uSask Choral Festival. Recent collaborations with the Greystone Singers include: Mozart’s Requiem with the Saskatoon Symphony Orchestra (SSO) (2019); the Hallelujah Chorus with the SSO (2018); Christmas show with The Tenors (2018), The Armed Man with the SSO and Canadian Chamber Choir (2018); The Golden Harvest with the SSO (2017); the Saskatoon Chamber Singers in a Double Treat Choir Concert (2017); Beethoven’s Symphony No. 9 with the SSO (2016); The Saskatoon Jazz Orchestra, Dee Daniels and Fred Stride in Duke Ellington’s Sacred Concert at the Saskatchewan Jazz Festival (2016).

Dr. Lang’s research examines engagement and agency in music education programs, including informal music learning in a variety of educational contexts, music creation in the classroom, and intergenerational singing programs. Jennifer is also active as a conductor, choral adjudicator, clinician and conference presenter with local, provincial, national, and international invitations. Dr. Lang has adjudicated most recently at Cantando Festival 2019 in Alberta; ChorFest in 2019 in Saskatchewan; the Moose Jaw Band and Choral Festival 2019 in Moose Jaw Saskatchwan; ChoralFest North 2018 in Alberta; 2017 Cantando Sun Peaks Festival in British Columbia; and ChorFest 2016 in Saskatchewan. Her recent international conference presentations include: International Symposium on the Sociology of Music Education (2018, 2013); Research in Music Education (2019, 2017, 2015); Choral Canada’s Podium (2018), Progressive Methods in Music Education (2018); and the International Society for Music Education (2016, 2014, 2012).

While completing her graduate studies at the University of Western Ontario, Jennifer was awarded a SSHRC Doctoral Fellowship and was an instructor at the Don Wright Faculty of Music and Faculty of Education and the Teaching Support Centre. Currently Jennifer serves as the past-president on the board of the Saskatchewan Choral Federation, the Board Chair for Musical Futures Canada, and a member of Choral Canada’s Advocacy Committee and Editorial Committee. Prior to completing her doctorate, Jennifer served as a program leader of vocal and instrumental secondary school music with the District of Niagara Arts Academy in the District School Board of Niagara.

The Regina Music Festival Association wishes to thank Christ Lutheran Church

for the use of their sanctuary for the Choral Competitions37

Choral Scholarships

Descriptions as well as details regarding eligibility and selection criteria are available on the RMFA website, www.reginamusicfestival.org.

Regina Philharmonic Chorus Choir Camp Scholarship - $200

Vilda McKeown Memorial Community Choir Award- $200

Franklin E. McKeown Memorial Choral Award - $300

Pipe Organ Scholarships

Descriptions as well as details regarding eligibility and selection criteria are available on the RMFA website, www.reginamusicfestival.org as well as at the back of this program.

Brian Cavanagh Memorial Junior Pipe Organ Scholarship - $100

RCCO Regina Centre Intermediate Pipe Organ Scholarship - $150

Valerie Hall Pipe Organ Award - Trophy

David L. Johnson Senior Pipe Organ Scholarship - $200

Sharon Dyksman Pipe Organ Scholarship - $300

Please visit the RMFA website www.reginamusicfestival.org

for up-to-date festival information.

Results will be posted online within 48 hours of the completion of each discipline.

CHORAL Monday, April 27, 2020 1:00pm Christ Lutheran Church Adjudicator: Jennifer Lang

1:00pm Class 11126 Youth Sacred Music Choir, 16 years and under (P) 1. Luther College Girls Choir, conducted by Deborah Nelson Great Is Thy Faithfulness arr. William M. Runyan, arr. by arr. Mark Patterson Elijah Rock Traditional arr. Roger Emerson

–1:00pm Class 11222 Girls’ Chorus, 16 Years and under (P) 1. Luther College Girls Choir, conducted by Deborah Nelson Blessing Katie Moran Bart Bonse Aba Traditional, arr. By Victor Johnson

1:40pm Class 11211A Youth Chorus, Unaccompanied, SAB or SATB, 19 years and under (P) 1. Ave, conducted by Cynthia Peyson-Wahl Så Skimrande Evert Taube, arr. Anders Edenroth Salmo 150 Ernani Agular

–1:40pm Class 10103A AMFA Excellence School Choir, 19 years and under 1. Ave, conducted by Cynthia Peyson-Wahl The 23rd Psalm Bobby McFerrin How Lovely Are the Messengers Felix Mendelssohn

2:25pm Class 11120 Sacred Music Choir, Any voicing (P) 1. Luther College Senior Choir, conducted by Cynthia Peyson-Wahl Job, Job Stephen Hatfield I Choose Love Mark Miller

–2:25pm Class 11306 Concert Group, Adult/Youth Chorus (P) 1. Luther College Senior Choir, conducted by Cynthia Peyson-Wahl Hanacpachap Cussicuinin Annonymous Bring Me Little Water, Silvy Huddie Ledbetter, arr. Moira Smiley All Too Soon Stephen Hatfield Water Fountain Merrill Garbus and Nathaniel Brenner, arr. Kristopher Fulton

CHORAL Monday, April 27, 2020 7:00pm Christ Lutheran Church Adjudicator: Jennifer Lang

7:00pm Class 11230 Children’s Chorus, 12 years and under (P) 1. Cantate Apprentice Choir, conducted by Deborah Nelson The Ghost Ship Don Besig I See the You in You Mark Burrows

7:20pm Class 11212A Youth Chorus, Upper/Treble Voices (Male and Female) 19 years and under (P) 1. Cantate Combined Choir, conducted by Deborah Nelson Come To Me O My Love Allen Petker Will There Really Be a Morning Craig Hella Johnson

7:45pm Class 11122 Women’s Sacred Music Choir (P) 1. Cantate Senior, conducted by Deborah Nelson Panis Angelicus César Franck, arr. Howard Cable I Sing Because I’m Happy Charles Gabriel, arr. Rollo Dilworth

–7:45pm Class 11212B Youth Chorus, Upper/Treble Voices (Male and Female), 19 years and under (P) 1. Cantate Senior Choir, conducted by Deborah Nelson Kusimama Jim Papoulis Why We Sing Greg Gilpin

8:20pm Class 11400 Senior Citizens’ Chorus 1. Conservatory Adult Choir, conducted by Deborah Nelson Regards to Broadway George M. Cohan, arr. Don Besigner A Time for Singing Pat Messick

CHORAL Tuesday, April 28, 2020 7:00pm Christ Lutheran Church Adjudicator: Jennifer Lang

7:00pm Class 11520 Classroom Chorus, Any Combination of Students from Grades K-6 1. Regina Christian School Choir, conducted by Juan-Marie Watkis Free At Last Teresa Jennings Gotta Have the Music Teresa and Paul Jennings

7:30pm Class 11530 Girls’ Chorus, Any Combination of Students from Grades 7-9 1. Regina Christian School Acapella Choir, conducted by Juan-Marie Watkis We Might Heal Teresa Jennings I Will Miss You Karl Hilzemann

8:00pm Class 10103B SMFA Excellence School Choir, 19 years and under 1. Campbell Chamber Choir, conducted by Deidre Baird Abendlied, Op. 69 No. 3 Josef Rheinberger The Battle of Jericho Spiritual, arr. Moses Hogan

–8:00pm Class 11211B Youth Chorus, Unaccompanied, SAB or SATB, 19 years and under (P) 1. Campbell Chamber Choir, conducted by Deidre Baird The Human Heart Eric Barnum Donkey Riding Traditional, arr. Donald Coakley

PIPE ORGAN Wednesday, April 22, 2020 1:30pm Knox Metropolitan Church Adjudicator: Neil Cockburn

1:30pm Class 25002 Pipe Organ Solo, Music of the Baroque Period, (Intermediate) 17 years and under 1. Jessica Stroeder Toccata in d minor, BWV 565 Johann Sebastian Bach 2. Nino Ricci Prelude in G Major, BWV 558 Johann Sebastian Bach

–1:30pm Class 25152 Pipe Organ Solo, Canadian Repertoire, (Intermediate) 17 years and under 1. Xavier Russell-MacLean Joyfully David McIntyre 2. Jessica Stroeder Pater Noster: Mvt. IV Vivo Denis Bédard

2:15pm Class 02533 Pipe Organ Solo, Accompaniment, (Intermediate) 17 years and under (D) 1. Jarrod Daunheimer Fairest Lord Jesus Anonymous, arr. Martin How

–2:15pm Class 25202 Pipe Organ Solo, Hymn Repertoire, (Intermediate) 17 years and under 1. Nino Ricci Joy to the World George Frideric Handel 2. Jessica Stroeder Let All Moral Flesh Keep Silence French Traditional, arr. Jessica Stroeder 3. Jarrod Daunheimer As With Gladness Men of Old DIX Noel Rawsthorn, arr. Conrad Kocher

3:00pm Class 25000 Pipe Organ Solo, Music of the Baroque Period, (Senior) Open 1. Andrew Polasek Prelude in G Major, BWV 550 Johann Sebastian Bach 2. Lundy Holmes Prelude and Fugue in e minor, BWV 533 Johann Sebastian Bach 3. Jarrod Daunheimer Toccata and Fugue in d minor, BWV 565 Johann Sebastian Bach

–3:00pm Class 02531 Pipe Organ Solo, Accompaniment, (Senior) Open (D) 1. Andrew Polasek I Know that My Redeemer Liveth, HWV 56 No. 45 George Frideric Handel

The Regina Music Festival Association wishes to thank

Knox Metropolitan Church

for the use of their sanctuary for the

Pipe Organ 42Competitions

PIPE ORGAN Wednesday, April 22, 2020 3:45pm Knox Metropolitan Church Adjudicator: Neil Cockburn

3:45pm Class 25100 Pipe Organ Solo, Recital Piece, (Senior) Open 1. Brandyn Marche Prelude in C Major, BWV 553 Johann Sebastian Bach, arr. Charles-Marie Widor

–3:45pm Class 25120 Pipe Organ Solo, 20th or 21st Century Music, (Senior) Open 1. Brandyn March Voluntary Denis Bédard

–3:45pm Class 25150 Pipe Organ Solo, Canadian Repertoire, (Senior) Open 1. Jarrod Daunheimer Ill-Récit : Suite du premier ton Denis Bédard 2. Lundy Holmes Joyfully David McIntyre

–3:45pm Class 25200 Pipe Organ Solo, Hymn Repertoire, (Senior) Open 1. Andrew Polasek Holy God, We Praise Your Name Anonymous

Marc Buchholz – Regina Resident & New Sponsor of the 2020 RMF Mission Statement

"It is my hope to inspire all members of our Regina community to assume roles of volunteerism, leadership and philanthropy throughout the arts - no matter how big or small those roles may be. The strength of our arts community is not something that is granted to us, but rather a direct reflection of how much we value its importance. It is a pleasure to be a part of the Regina Music Festival community."

Musical Theatre

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For more information, please consult the SMFA Provincial Syllabus.

ALLERGY ALERT Many Festival participants and spectators are allergic to perfumed products. Please refrain from using them during festival.

Grant Wenaus

Musical Theatre Adjudicator Dr. Grant Wenaus is a vocal coach, conductor and pianist in New York City, working in the Musical Theatre programs at New York University, The Manhattan School of Music and Montclair State University in New Jersey. Beginning as an accompanist for the Regina Lyric Light Opera Society, Regina Summer Stage and the Globe Theatre, he has gone on to perform with Broadway artists such as Brooks Ashmanskas, Victoria Clark, Danny Burstein, Laura Osnes, Brian Stokes Mitchell, Rebecca Luker, Brian D’Arcy James, Kate Baldwin, Santino Fontana, Adriane Lenox, Karen Ziemba, Gavin Creel, Carolee Carmello, and the late Marni Nixon. In New York City he has performed at Carnegie Hall, Symphony Space, The Public Theatre, Joe’s Pub and the Metropolitan Room, premiering works by many Broadway composers including Jason Robert Brown, Pasek & Paul, Andrew Lippa and John Kander. He was a music director at the University of Michigan Musical Theatre program and NYU, conducting such works as The Light in the Piazza, Ragtime, City of Angels, Floyd Collins, A Little Night Music, Of Thee I Sing, Anything Goes, The Boys from Syracuse, and Street Scene. He has presented musical theatre masterclasses at Yale, Cambridge and Hartford Universities, as well as being on faculty at summer festivals including the Interlochen Center for the Arts, The UpNorth Vocal Institute, and NYU’s summer abroad in Florence, Italy. He is the principle vocal coach for The Glimmerglass Festival, working on musicals such as Kiss Me Kate, The Music Man, Camelot, Carousel, Oklahoma, Sweeney Todd, West Side Story and Show Boat.

Musical Theatre Scholarships

Descriptions as well as details regarding eligibility and selection criteria are available on our website, www.reginamusicfestival.org.

William Cornish Primary Musical Theatre Scholarship - $50

Kent Wolkowski Elementary Musical Theatre Scholarship - $100

Ricker Junior Musical Theatre Scholarship - $125

Ricker Intermediate Musical Theatre Scholarship - $175

Do It With Class Young People’s Theatre Intermediate Musical Theatre Scholarship - $200

Dan & Marguerite Ursan Musical Theatre Award - $50/ensemble member

Yvonne Ellis Memorial Musical Theatre Duet Scholarship - $300

Larry & Elva Kyle Senior Musical Theatre Scholarship - $400

Kent Wolkowski Scholarship for Senior Musical Theatre - $400

Do It With Class Young People’s Theatre Senior Musical Theatre Scholarship - $400

The Regina Music Festival Association wishes to thank

Drs. Roberta McKay & Elmer Brenner

for their generous sponsorship of the Musical Theatre Competitions

MUSICAL THEATRE Monday, April 20, 2020 9:00am Room 210, Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Grant Wenaus

9:00am Class 90043 Musical Theatre Solo, Ballad, Contemporary, Any Voice, (Intermediate) 16 Years 1. Britton Perkowitsch I’ll Never Fall in Love Again (Promises Promises) Bacharach and David 2. Juan Tonita-Charriez Chanson de Maxence (Les Demoiselles de Rochefort) Demy and Legrand 3. Oliva Baron No One is Alone (Into the Woods) Stephen Sondheim 4. Reece Braaten Running Back For More (Blondel) Rice and Oliver 5. Elijah Bell Good Thing Going (Merrily We Roll Along) Stephen Sondheim

10:15am Class 90145 Musical Theatre Solo, Up-tempo, Contemporary, Any Voice, (Junior) 14 years and under 1. Elia Scheper Someone Handed Me the Moon (Anne and Gilbert) Nancy White 2. Anneka McLaren I Know Things Now (Into the Woods) Sondheim 3. Reese Nelson Satisfied (Hamilton) Lin-Manuel Miranda 4. Julianne Booker Watching the Big Parade (Starting Here Starting Now) Maltby and Shire 5. Nania van der Merwe Just Like That (A Day in Hollywood) Lazarus and Vosburgh 6. Jake Pedersen Sixteen Tons (Sixteen Tons) Merle Travis

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11:15am Class 90040 Musical Theatre Solo, Ballad, Contemporary, Any voice, (Senior), Open (P) 1. Meika Sonntag Gifts of Love (The Baker’s Wife) Stephen Schwartz 2. Jade Gritzfeld There’s a fine Fine Line (Avenue Q) Lopez and Marx

11:45am Class 90070 Musical Theatre Solo, Ballad, Any voice, (Primary) 8 years and under 1. Natalie Ramsay Happiness (You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown) Clark Gesner 2. Claire Booker Maybe (Annie) Strouse and Charmin

MUSICAL THEATRE Monday, April 20, 2020 1:30pm Room 210, Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Grant Wenaus

1:30pm Class 90067 Musical Theatre Solo, Ballad, Any voice, (Elementary) 12 years and under 1. Chloe Brûlé-Head Quiet (Matilda) Tim Minchin 2. Ava Starkebaum I Always Knew (Annie Warbucks) Strouse and Charnin 3. Maggie Mullock The Tree (The Me Nobody Knows) Gary William Friedman 4. Sascha Myles My House (Peter Pan) Leonard Bernstein 5. Kate Miezianko Home (Wonderland) Frank Wildhorn 6. Charleigh Embury The World Above (The Little Mermaid) Menken and Ashman 7. Leah Booker Just One Person (Snoopy) Grossman and Hackady 8. Hezia Svenson I Always Knew (Annie Warbucks) Strouse and Charnin

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3:00pm Class 90167 Musical Theatre Solo, Up-tempo, Any voice, (Elementary) 12 years and under 1. Charleigh Embury You’re Never Fully Dressed Without a Smile (Annie) Strouse and Charnin 2. Maggie Mullock Hurry, It’s Lovely Up Here (On A Clear Day You Can See Forever) Lane and Lerner 3. Leah Booker Lullaby of Broadway (42nd Street) Dulsin and Warren 4. Chloe Brûlé-Head The Princes of Pure Delight (Lady in the Dark) Weill and Gershwin 5. Kate Miezianko Born to Entertain (Ruthless) Marvin Laird 6. Ava Starkebaum In My Own Little Corner (Cinderella) Rodgers and Hammerstein

MUSICAL THEATRE Monday, April 20, 2020 7:00pm Room 210, Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Grant Wenaus

7:00pm Class 90173 Musical Theatre Solo, Up-tempo, Any voice, (Primary) 6 years and under 1. Lola Bottaro My Favourite Things (Sound of Music) Rodgers and Hammerstein

–7:00pm Class 90171 Musical Theatre Solo, Up-tempo, Any voice, (Primary) 8 years and under 1. Claire Booker The Ugly Ducking (Hans Andersen) Frank Loesser 2. Natalie Ramsay Put on a Happy Face (Bye Bye Birdie) Strouse and Adams 3. Isabel Neovard My Favourite Things (Sound of Music) Rodgers and Hammerstein

7:20pm Class 09101 Musical Theatre Solo, Recital Class, (Intermediate) 17 years and under (D) 1. Veronica Exner Truly Content (Marry Me a Little) Sondheim Oh, To Be A Movie Star (The Apple Tree) Bock and Harnick 2. Ilana Van der Merwe Velociraptor (Family Songs) Joe Iconis Los Pinguinos (The Marcy and Zina Show) Goldrich and Heisler 3. Elizabeth Booker If Love Were All (Bitter Sweet) Coward I’ll Follow My Secret Heart (Conversation Piece) Coward 4. Elie DeCorby 1003 (Stagefright) Jim Betts The Sadder but Wiser Girl (The Music Man) Wilson 5. Kayla Weir Ooh, My Feet (The Most Happy Fella) Loesser It’s an Art (Working) Schwartz 6. Jayda Cameron The Things I Learned in Art Class (Over the Moon) Bowen The Beauty (Light in the Piazza) Guettel 7. Victoria Stroeder My Party Dress (Henry and Mudge) Kerrigan and Lowdermilk The Girl in 14G () Tesori and Scanlan

MUSICAL THEATRE Tuesday, April 21, 2020 1:30pm Room 210, Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Grant Wenaus

1:30pm Class 90123 Musical Theatre Solo, Up-tempo, The Golden Age, Any voice, (Intermediate) 16 years and under 1. Reece Braaten My Mothers Wedding Day (Brigadoon) Lerner and Lowe 2. Britton Perkowitsch The Simple Joys of Maidenhood (Camelot) Lerner and Lowe 3. Ilana Van der Merwe You Can’t Get a Man With a Gun (Annie Get Your Gun) Berlin

2:15pm Class 90122 Musical Theatre Solo, Up-tempo, The Golden Age, Any voice (Intermediate) 17 years and under 1. Elie DeCorby Tonight at Eight (She Loves Me) Bock and Harnick 2. Veronica Exner I’m a Stranger Here Myself (One Touch of Venus) Nash and Weill 3. Erica Leo A Lovely Night (Cinderella) Rodgers and Hammerstein

* * * 3:00pm Class 90169 Musical Theatre Solo, Ballad, Up-tempo, Any voice, (Primary) 10 years and under 1. Kathleen Booker Go Visit Your Grandmother (70, Girls, 70) Kander and Ebb 2. Alexandra Myles Gee I’m Glad I’m No-One Else but Me (Annie) Elaine and Norman 3. Zoey Tessier Be Kind to Your Parents (Fanny) Harold Rome

3:30pm Class 90025 Musical Theatre Solo, Ballad, The Golden Age, Any voice, (Junior) 14 years and under (P) 1. Amber Fink A Quiet Thing (Flora, The Red Menace) Kander and Ebb

–3:30pm Class 90105 Musical Theatre Solo, Up-tempo, Tin Pan Alley Era, Any voice, (Junior) 14 years and under (P) 1. Lesya Myles The Tale of the Oyster (Fifty Million Frenchmen) Cole Porter

Please visit the RMFA website www.reginamusicfestival.org

for up-to-date festival information.

Results will be posted online within 48 hours of the completion of each discipline.

MUSICAL THEATRE Tuesday, April 21, 2020 7:00pm Room 210, Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Grant Wenaus

7:00pm Class 90002 Musical Movie Solo, Ballad, Tin Pan Alley Era, Any voice, (Intermediate) 17 years and under 1. Elizabeth Booker Bill (Showboat) Wodehouse

7:30pm Class 09100 Musical Theatre Solo, Recital Class, (Senior) Open (D) 1. Alexandra Baird The Story Goes On (Baby) Maltby and Shire New Words (In the Beginning) Maury Yeston 2. Declan Hewitt Only With You (Nine) Maury Yeston Sexually Free (I Love My Wife) Coleman and Stewart 3. Meika Sonntag Ah Paris (Follies) Stephen Sondheim Speaking French (Lucky Stiff) Flaherty and Ahrens

MUSICAL THEATRE Wednesday, April 22, 2020 9:00am Room 210, Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Grant Wenaus

9:00am Class 90229 Musical Theatre Solo, Musical Movie Solo, Any voice, (Primary) 10 years and under 1. Kalea Lafontaine How Far I’ll Go (Moana) Lin-Manuel Miranda 2. Alexandra Myles Once Upon a December (Anastasia) Flaherty and Ahrens

–9:00am Class 90227 Music Theatre Solo, Any voice, (Elementary) 12 years and under 1. Debina Sanyal How Far I Will Go (Moana) Lin-Manuel Miranda 2. Isaree Aroonwilas Reflection () Wilder and Zipple 3. Ivy Lisitza I Know Things Now (Into the Woods) Stephen Sondheim 4. Sascha Myles The World Above (The Little Mermaid) Menken and Ashman

* * * 10:00am Class 90225 Musical Theatre Solo, Any voice, (Junior) 14 years and under 1. Hannah Svenson Can You Feel the Love Tonight (The Lion King) John and Rice 2. Elia Scheper Reflection (Mulan) Wilder and Zippel 3. Jake Pedersen Underneath the Lovely London Sky (Mary Poppins) Shaiman and Wittman

10:30am Class 90222 Musical Movie Solo, Any voice, (Intermediate) 17 years and under 1. Erica Leo Never Enough (The Greatest Showman) Pasek and Paul

–10:30am Class 90220 Musical Movie Solo, Any voice, (Senior) Open 1. Thomas Wright Make ‘Em Laugh (Singin’ in the Rain) Brown and Freed

11:00am Class 90045 Musical Theatre Solo, Ballad, Contemporary, Any voice, (Junior) 14 years and under 1. Lesya Myles How Could I Ever Know (The Secret Garden) Simon and Norman 2. Lily Hovdebo Home (Beauty and the Beast) Menken and Rice 3. Anneka McLaren What it Means to be a Friend (13) Jason Robert Brown 4. Julianne Booker Raining in My Heart (Dames at Sea) Haimsohn, Miller and Wise 5. Reese Nelson Requiem (Dear Evan Hansen) Pasek and Paul

MUSICAL THEATRE Wednesday, April 22, 2020 1:30pm Room 210, Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Grant Wenaus

1:30pm Class 90042 Musical Movie Solo, Ballad, Contemporary, Any voice, (Intermediate) 17 years and under 1. Kayla Weir A Quiet Thing (Flora the Red Menace) Kander and Ebb 2. Tillie Mayer She Used to be Mine (Waitress) Sarah Bareilles 3. Anika Farrell What I did for Love (A Chorus Line) Hamlisch and Kleban 4. Elie DeCorby Love Who You Love (A Man of no Importance) Flaherty and Athens 5. Lienke Minnaar If The World Only Knew (Powerful Day) S.E. Davis 6. Jayda Cameron Dancing in Paris (Island Song) Carner and Gregor 7. Veronica Exner Il Adore (Taboo) O’Dowd 8. Victoria Stroeder Wishing You Were Somehow Here Again (The Phantom of the Opera) A. Lloyd Weber

* * * 3:15pm Class 90143 Musical Theatre Solo, Up-tempo, Contemporary, Any voice, (Intermediate) 16 years and under 1. Ilana Van der Merwe Now You Know (Merrily We Roll Along) Stephen Sondheim 2. Cora Lockert Shy (Once Upon a Mattress) Rodgers and Barer 3. Elijah Bell Survive (Celebration) Schmidt and Jones 4. Juan Tonita-Charriez Stuck on You (Whoop de doo) Stephen Sondheim

* * * 7:00pm Class 10009 SMFA Senior Excellence Musical Theatre Solo Class 1. Alexandra Baird This Is All Very New To Me (Plain and Fancy) Horwitt and Hague New Words (In The Beginning) Maury Yeston 2. Declan Hewitt Joey, Joey, Joey (The Most Happy Fella) Frank Loesser Funny (City of Angels) Coleman and Zippel 3. Meika Sonntag Gifts of Love (The Baker’s Wife) Stephen Schwartz Speaking French (Lucky Stiff) Flaherty and Ahrens

8:00pm Class 90142 Musical Theatre Solo, Up-tempo, Contemporary, Any voice, (Intermediate) 17 years and under 1. Lienke Minnaar Kind of Crazy (Submissions Only) Alexander and Abrahamovitz 2. Kayla Weir Another Hundred People (Company) Sondheim 3. Jayda Cameron The Glamorous Life (A Little Night Music) Sondheim 4. Elizabeth Booker I Want to Go to Hollywood (Grand Hotel) Yeston

MUSICAL THEATRE Thursday, April 23, 2020 1:30pm Room 210, Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Grant Wenaus

1:30pm Class 90233 Musical Movie Solo, Any voice, (Primary) 6 years and under 1. Lola Bottaro A Dream is a Wish Your Heart Makes (Cinderella) David, Hoffman and Livingston

–1:30pm Class 90231 Musical Movie Solo, Any voice, (Primary) 8 years and under 1. Isabel Neovard Hushabye Mountain (Chitty, Chitty, Bang, Bang) Richard M. Sherman and Robert B. Sherman 2. Mila Wanner When I Am Older (Frozen II) Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez

–1:30pm Class 90069 Musical Theatre Solo, Ballad, Any voice, (Primary) 10 years and under 1. Kathleen Booker When I Grow Up (Free to be You and Me) Lawrence and Miller 2. Kalea Lafontaine God Help the Outcasts (The Hunchback of Notre Dame) Schwartz and Menken

2:00pm Class 90005 Musical Theatre Solo, Ballad, Tin Pan Alley Era, Any voice, (Junior) 14 years and under 1. Jessica Adelman Someone to Watch Over Me (Oh, Kay) George and Ira Gershwin

–2:00pm Class 90125 Musical Theatre Solo, Up-tempo, The Golden Age, Any voice (Junior) 14 years and under 1. Nania van der Merwe Someone’s Been Sending Me Flowers (Shoestring Revue) Harnick and Baker 2. Jessica Adelman Poisoning Pigeons in the Park (Tom Foolery) Tom Lehrer

* * * 2:30pm Class 90140 Musical Theatre Solo, Up-tempo, Contemporary, Any voice, (Senior) Open (P) 1. Declan Hewitt Funny (City of Angels) Coleman and Zippel 2. Nick Popowich Everything’s Golden (Tuck Everlasting) Miller and Tysen

–2:30pm Class 90120 Musical Theatre Solo, Up-tempo, The Golden Age, Any voice, (Senior) Open (P) 1. Meika Sonntag Saga of Jenny (Lady in the Dark) Weill and Gershwin 2. Alexandra Baird Raunchy (110 In the Shade) Schmidt and Jones

3:15pm Class 90020 Musical Theatre Solo, Ballad, The Golden Age, Any voice, (Senior) Open (P) 1. Thomas Wright Some Enchanged Evening (South Pacific) Rodgers and Hammerstein 2. Alexandra Baird I Got Lost in His Arms (Annie Get Your Gun) Irving Berlin 3. Declan Hewitt Joey, Joey, Joe (The Most Happy Fella) Frank Loesser

MUSICAL THEATRE Thursday, April 23, 2020 7:00pm Room 210, Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Grant Wenaus

7:00pm Class 90300 Musical Theatre Duet, (Senior) Open 1. Susan Gorges and Greg Swanson The Song That Goes Like This (Spamalot) Eric Idle and Du Prez 2. Meika Sonntag and Elijah Bell I Am Unworthy of Your Love (Assassins) Sondheim

–7:00pm Class 90302 Musical Theatre Duet, (Intermediate) 17 years and under 1. Kate Miezianko and Anika Farrell If Momma Was Married (Gypsy) Stone and Sondheim 2. Elizabeth Booker and Veronica Exner Don’t You Be Shakin’ Your Faith in Me’ (Our Heart Sings) Goldrich and Heisler 3. Elie DeCorby and Lienke Minnaar Romeo and Juliet (Refer Madness) Studney and Murphy

–7:00pm Class 90303 Musical Theatre Duet, (Intermediate) 16 years and under 1. Britton Perkowitsch and Reece Braaten Friendship (Du Barry was a Lady) Porter

–7:00pm Class 90305 Musical Theatre Duet, (Junior) 14 years and under 1. Nania Van der Merwe and Jessica Adelman Wallflower (The Rink) Kander and Ebb

–7:00pm Class 09200 Musical Theatre Ensemble, 19 years and under (D) 1. Jayda Cameron and Kayla Weir and Ronin Durey Three Friends (Closer than Ever) Maltby and Shire 2. Elizabeth Booker and Elijah Bell And Elie Decorby It’s A Woman’s World (The Full Monty) Yazbek 3. Meika Sonntag and Veronica Exner and Lienke Minaar and Alexandra Baird Bobby and Jackie and Jack (Merrily We Roll Along) Sondheim

Piano 1

Music downloaded from the internet must show authorization from the publisher or proof of purchase.

For more information, please consult the SMFA Provincial Syllabus.

ALLERGY ALERT Many Festival participants and spectators are allergic to perfumed products. Please refrain from using them during festival.

Alan Crane

Piano 1 Adjudicator Alan Crane holds a Bachelor of Music (University of Western Ontario) and a Master of Music in Piano Performance (University of British Columbia). For nearly 40 years he has been teaching a full class of students ranging from young beginners to pre- professional young musicians to adults. Many of Mr. Crane’s students have gone on to pursue careers in music. In addition to being on the faculty of the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra School of Music, where he served a term as Chair of the Piano Department, Mr. Crane teaches part-time at the Langley Community Music School, where he was for many years Coordinator of the Piano Program. As well as teaching, Alan Crane is an active performer. He is a founding director and pianist with the popular Vancouver concert series West Coast Chamber Music, is a sought after accompanist and has presented solo recitals in Canada and the UK. He is also active as a festival adjudicator across western Canada and is a member of the College of Examiners of the Royal Conservatory of Music.

The Regina Music Festival Association wishes to thank

Dianne & Greg Swanson

for their generous sponsorship of the Senior & Intermediate Piano Competitions

Piano 1 Scholarships

Descriptions as well as details regarding eligibility and selection criteria are available on the RMFA website, www.reginamusicfestival.org.

Lion Archie Ostlund Memorial Piano Scholarship - $100

Jack Partridge Memorial Piano Scholarship - $150

Ken Hart Senior Beethoven Scholarship - $300

Marshall Lundlie Memorial Intermediate Piano Scholarship - $150

SRMFA Regina Branch Intermediate Piano Solo Scholarship for Canadian Music - $150

SRMTA Regina Branch Intermediate Piano Sonatina Scholarship - $150

William Moore Memorial Intermediate Piano Bach Scholarship - $150

Intermediate Beethoven Scholarship - $200

Joyce M. Johnson Intermediate Piano Chopin Scholarship - $250

David L. McIntyre Piano Scholarship - $150

Ursula Patterson Memorial Senior Piano Scholarship- $150

Linda Crawley Memorial Senior Piano Scholarship - $200

Kramer Bach Senior Piano Scholarship- $200

Senior Piano Chopin Scholarship - $200

Senior Piano Scholarship in 20th/21st Century and Canadian Music - $200

Lieder Piano Scholarship - $200

Gordon C. Wallis Piano Scholarship - $400

Helen E. Graham Memorial Piano Scholarship - $400

Lieder Scholarship - $400

PIANO 1 Wednesday, April 29, 2020 9:00am Room 139, Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Alan Crane

9:00am Class 20124 Piano Solo, Sonata/Sonatina Repertoire, (Intermediate) 15 years and under 1. Chenghan Xie Sonata in F minor, op. 2 no. 1, mvmt 2 Ludwig van Beethoven 2. Isaac Der Sonata in E Major, op. 14, no. 1, mvmt 1 Ludwig van Beethoven 3. Konomu Sinclair Sonata in E Major, op. 14, no. 1, mvmt 2 Ludwig van Beethoven

9:30am Class 20123 Piano Solo, Sonata/Sonatina Repertoire, (Intermediate) 16 years and under 1. James Grundahl Sonata in A Major, K331, mvmt 3 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart 2. Kevin Trinh Sonata in C-sharp minor, op. 27, no. 2, mvmts 1 & 2 Ludwig van Beethoven

9:55am Class 20102 Piano Sonata, Beethoven, (Intermediate) 17 years and under (P) 1. Konomu Sinclair Sonata in E major, op. 14, no. 1, mvmt 3 Ludwig van Beethoven 2. Ross Van De Weyer Sonata in C minor, op. 13, mvmt 1 Ludwig van Beethoven 3. Kevin Trinh Sonata in C-sharp minor, op. 7, no. 2 mvmt 3 Ludwig van Beethoven

–9:55am Class 20112 Piano Sonata, Haydn/Mozart, (Intermediate) 17 years and under (P) 1. Grace Liu Sonata in A minor, K. 310, mvmt 1 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

* * * 10:55am Class 20235 Piano Solo, Concert Group, (Junior) 14 years and under 1. Jun ru Liu Waltz in A minor, op. posth Frédéric Chopin Mazurka in A minor, op. 7, no. 2 Frédéric Chopin 2. Nozomu Sinclair Memphis Blues Martha Mier Étude in D minor, op. 45, no. 15 Heller 3. Skylar White To the Lute, op. 37, book 2, no. 1 Hofmann Étude in A minor, op. 61, no. 13 Berens

–10:55am Class 20233 Piano Solo, Concert Group, (Intermediate) 16 years and under 1. Ian Farrell Barcarole, op. 19, no. 5 Niels Gade Deserted Plantation William Gillock Raging Torrent, op. 33, no. 18 Samuel Maykapar

PIANO 1 Wednesday, April 29, 2020 1:30pm Room 139, Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Alan Crane

1:30pm Class 20304 Piano Solo, Recital Piece, (Intermediate) 15 years and under 1. Isaac Der General Lavigne - eccentric Claude Debussy 2. Mia Bhatia Waltz in A-flat major, op. 69, no. 1 Frédéric Chopin

1:50pm Class 20302 Piano Solo, Recital Piece, (Intermediate) 17 years and under (P) 1. Grace Liu Jardins sous la pluie Claude Debussy 2. Kevin Trinh Étude in G-sharp minor ‘La Campanella’ S. 141, no. 3 Franz Liszt 3. Sarah McCracken Tarantella in A minor Albert Pieczonka 4. Konomu Sinclair Prelude in C-sharp minor, op. 3, no. 2 Sergei Rachmaninoff 5. Chenghan Xie Waltz in A-flat major, op. 34, no. 1 Frédéric Chopin

* * * 2:55pm Class 20300 Piano Solo, Recital Piece, (Senior) Open 1. Jennifer Trinh Polonaise in B-flat minor, op. posth. Frédéric Chopin 2. Gabriell Omolida Prelude in C-sharp minor, op. 2, no. 3 Sergei Rachmaninoff

3:15pm Class 02000 Gordon C. Wallis Scholarship Concert Group Competition (D) 1. Ameer Abusada Prelude and Fugue in C sharp minor, Book 1, BWV 894 Johann Sebastian Bach Scherzo in B-flat minor, op. 31, no. 2 Frédéric Chopin Sonata in F-minor, op. 1, no. 1 Sergei Prokofiev 2. Mark Louis Ancheta Prelude and Fugue in B Major, Book 1, BWV 868 Johann Sebastian Bach Sonata in G-sharp Minor, op. 19, no. 2, mvmt 2 Alexander Scriabin Little Suite for Christmas, A.D. 1797, mvmts 1, 2 & 3 George Crumb

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PIANO 1 Wednesday, April 29, 2020 7:00pm Room 139, Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Alan Crane

7:00pm Class 02080 Piano Solo, Conservatory Grade 7 and 8 Canadian (D) 1. Sameer Abusada Halley’s Comet Nancy Telfer

–7:00pm Class 02079 Piano Solo, Conservatory Grade 7 and 8 20/21st Century (D) 1. Austin Wang Etude in D minor, op. 68, no. 9 Ludvig Schytte, arr. No 2. Tinglan Wei Swineherd’s Dance, Sz. 42, no. 40 Béla Bartók 3. Julie Woo Moonlight Mood William Gillock 4. Taliya Knight Seven of Hearts Kevin Olson

7:40pm Class 20160 Piano Solo, Chopin, (Senior) Open (P) 1. Shantelle Mayo Polonaise in F-sharp minor, op. 44 Frédéric Chopin 2. Olivia Coghill Ballade in A-flat Major, op. 47 no. 3 Frédéric Chopin 3. Ameer Abusada Scherzo in B-flat minor op. 31, no. 2 Frédéric Chopin

PIANO 1 Thursday, April 30, 2020 1:30pm Room 210, Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Alan Crane

1:30pm Class 20320 Piano Solo, Piano Solo, 20th or 21st Century Music, (Senior) Open (P) 1. Ameer Abusada Sonata in F minor, op. 1, no. 1 Sergei Prokofiev 2. Shantelle Mayo Sonata, op. 22, no. 1, mvmts 1 & 2 Alberto Ginastera 3. Mark Louise Ancheta A Little Suite for Christmas, A.D. 1979 George Crumb

–1:30pm Class 20350 Piano Solo, Canadian Repertoire, (Senior) Open (P) 1. Olivia Coghill Étude de sonorité, no. 2 François Morel

2:40pm Class 02115 Concerto for Piano and Orchestra, (Primary) 10 years and under (D) 1. Mijia Li Concerto in the Classical Style, mvmt 3 Martha Mier 2. Ayumi Sinclair Concerto in the Classical Style, mvmt 1 Martha Mier

3:00pm Class 20215 Concerto for Piano and Orchestra, (Junior) 14 years and under 1. Lindsay Van De Weyer Concerto No. 1 in A minor, mvmt 1 Miller 2. Judy Luo Concerto K. 414, mvmt 1 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

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3:45pm Class 02141 Piano Solo, Royal/National Anthem, Canadian, (Junior) 14 years and under (D) 1. Nozomu Sinclair O Canada Lavallee, arr. Sarah Konecsni God Save the Queen Bull, arr. Berlin

–3:45pm Class 20527 Duo-Piano, 2 pianos, 2 performers, (Elementary) 12 years and under 1. Ayumi Sinclair & Kaitlyn Cai A Minor Bossa Nova Larry MacCain

–3:45pm Class 20500 Duo-Piano, 2 pianos, 2 performers, (Senior) Open 1. Justin Myles & Lesya Myles Sicilienne Johann Sebastian Bach, arr. Guy Maier

VOCAL 1 & PIANO 1 Thursday, April 30, 2020 7:00pm Room 210, Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicators: Alan Crane & Joanne Hounsell

7:00pm Class 15350 Lieder, Any voice and Piano Ensemble, (Senior) Open (P) 1. William Matthews & Mark Louis Ancheta Der Atlas, Schwanengesang D957 Franz Schubert

PIANO 1 Thursday, April 30, 2020 7:25pm Room 210, Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Alan Crane

7:25pm Class 20212 Concerto for Piano and Orchestra, (Intermediate) 17 years and under (P) 1. Ross Van De Weyer Concerto in F major, op. 103, no. 5, mvmt 1 Camille Saint-Saëns 2. Konomu Sinclair Concerto in G minor op. 22, no. 2, mvmt 1 Camille Saint-Saëns 3. Grace Liu Concerto in G major, K.453, no. 17, mvmt 3 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart 4. Isaac Der Concerto for Young Pianists, mvmt 1 Matthew Edwards

8:20pm Class 20222 Concerted Work for Piano and Orchestra, (Intermediate) 17 years and under 1. Skylar White Blues Concerto in C major Eugénie Rocherolle

–8:20pm Class 20210 Concerto for Piano and Orchestra, (Senior) Open (P) 1. Alana Karn Concerto in B-flat major, K450, no. 15 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

8:50pm Class 10002 SMFA Senior Excellence Piano Solo 1. Mark Louise Ancheta Sonata in G-sharp minor, op. 19, no. 2, mvmt 1 Alexander Scriabin 2. Shantelle Mayo Concerto, op. 10, no. 1 mvmt 1 Sergei Prokofiev

PIANO 1 Friday, May 1, 2020 9:00am Room 139, Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Alan Crane

9:00am Class 20053 Piano Solo, Baroque, (Intermediate) 16 years and under 1. Shawn Craig Penner Partita in B-flat major, BWV 825, Minuets I & II, Gigue Johann Sebastian Bach 2. Konomu Sinclair Fantasia in C minor, BWV 906 Johann Sebastian Bach 3. Mia Bhatia Invention in B minor, BWV 786, no. 15 Johann Sebastian Bach 4. Ian Farrell L’Egyptienne Jean-Philippe Rameau

–9:00am Class 20052 Piano Solo, Baroque, (Intermediate) 17 years and under 1. Kaitlyn Baas Prelude and Fugue in B-flat major, Book 1, BWV 866 Johann Sebastian Bach

9:50am Class 02075 Piano Solo, Conservatory Grade 7 and 8 Baroque (D) 1. Tinglan Wei Little Prelude in E minor, BWV 938 Johann Sebastian Bach 2. Sameer Abusada Bourrée in F major, TWV 32:4 Georg Philipp Telemann

–9:50am Class 02081 Piano Solo, Conservatory Grade 9 and 10 Baroque (D) 1. Emily Hultgren Suite III in E-Flat major: Gigue Johann Ludwig Krebs

10:00am Class 20040 Piano Solo, J.S. Bach, (Senior) Open (P) 1. Matthew Watchman Prelude and Fugue in B minor, BWV 923/951 Johann Sebastian Bach 2. Ameer Abusada Prelude and Fugue in C-Sharp minor, Book 1, BWV 849 Johann Sebastian Bach

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10:50am Class 20322 Piano Solo, 20th or 21st Century Music, (Intermediate) 17 years and under (P) 1. Chenghan Xie Toccata, op. 1 John La Montaine

–10:50am Class 20352 Piano Solo, Canadian Repertoire, (Intermediate) 17 years and under (P) 1. Sarah McCracken In the Mist We Grow Janet Gieck 2. Grace Liu Ecstasy (from Dances for Connie) David L. McIntyre 3. Ross Van De Weyer A Wild Innocence David L. McIntyre 4. Kevin Trinh Fantasy on an Archaic Legend, no. 1 Sarah Konecsni

PIANO 1 Friday, May 1, 2020 11:40am Room 139, Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Alan Crane

11:40am Class 02086 Piano Solo, Conservatory Grade 9 and 10 Canadian (D) 1. Emily Hultgren Cookin’ David L. McIntyre

–11:40am Class 20323 Piano Solo, 20th or 21st Century Music, (Intermediate) 16 years and under 1. Mia Bhatia Etude Allegro Yoshinao Nakada

PIANO 1 Friday, May 1, 2020 1:30pm Room 139, Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Alan Crane

1:30pm Class 20150 Piano Solo, Romantic Music, (Senior) Open (P) 1. Mark Louise Ancheta Rhapsody in G minor, op. 79, no. 2 Johannes Brahms 2. Ameer Abusada Transcendental Etude in C major “Preludio” S. 139, no. 1 Franz Liszt

1:50pm Class 02077 Piano Solo, Conservatory Grade 7 and 8 Romantic (D) 1. Tinglan Wei Mazurka in A minor, op. 7, no. 2 Frédéric Chopin 2. Anna Taylor At an Old Trysting Place, op. 51, no. 3 Edward MacDowell 3. Nozomu Sinclair Waltz in A-flat major, op. 69, no. 1 Frédéric Chopin 4. Sasha Deng Polonaise in G minor, op. posth. B.1 Frédéric Chopin

1:50pm Class 02083 Piano Solo, Conservatory Grade 9 and 10 Romantic (D) 1. Emily Hultgren Song Without Words, op. 102, no. 4 Felix Mendelssohn

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PIANO 1 Friday, May 1, 2020 2:45pm Room 139, Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Alan Crane

2:45pm Class 20162 Piano Solo, Chopin, (Intermediate) 17 years and under (P) 1. Grace Liu Ballade in F major, op. 38, no. 2 Frédéric Chopin 2. James Grundahl Nocturne in E-Flat major, op. 9, no. 2 Frédéric Chopin 3. Konomu Sinclair Polonaise in F-Sharp minor, op. 44 Frédéric Chopin 4. Kevin Trinh Nocturne in C minor, op. 48, no. 1 Frédéric Chopin 5. Skylar White Nocturne in F minor, op. 55, no. 1 Frédéric Chopin 6. Ian Farrell Nocturne in G minor, op. 37, no. 1 Frédéric Chopin 7. Ross Van De Weyer Etude in E major, op. 10, no. 3 Frédéric Chopin

PIANO 1 Friday, May 1, 2020 7:00pm Room 139, Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Alan Crane

7:00pm Class 20560 Piano Duet, Recital Piece, (Senior) Open 1. Kevin Trinh & Jennifer Trinh Super Mario 64 Medley Koji Kondo, arr. Zack Heyde & Frank Tedesco

7:10pm Class 02084 Piano Solo, Conservatory Grade 9 and 10 Impressionistic (D) 1. Chenghan Xie Minstrels Claude Debussy

–7:10pm Class 20180 Piano Solo, French Music, (Senior) Open (P) 1. Matthew Watchman Pagodes Claude Debussy 2. Mark Louise Ancheta Sonatine, mvmt 1 Maurice Ravel

–7:10pm Class 20170 Piano Solo, Spanish Music, (Senior) Open 1. Jennifer Trinh Seguidillas, op. 232, no. 5 Isaac Albeniz

8:00pm Class 20200 Senior Performance Class for Piano, (Senior) Open 1. Alana Karn Papillons, op. 2 Robert Schumann Etude in F minor, op. 25, no. 2 Frédéric Chopin Partita in C minor, BWV 826 Johann Sebastian Bach

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Results will be posted online within 48 hours of the completion of each discipline.

PIANO 1 Saturday, May 2, 2020 1:30pm Room 139, Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Alan Crane

1:30pm Class 20100 Piano Sonata, Beethoven, (Senior) Open (P) 1. Ameer Abusada Sonata in C-Sharp minor, op. 27, no. 2, mvmt 3 Ludwig van Beethoven 2. Olivia Coghill Sonata in F-Sharp major, op. 78, mvmt 1 Ludwig van Beethoven 3. Alana Karn Sonata in E-Flat major, op. 31 no. 3, mvmt 1 Ludwig van Beethoven 4. Mark Louise Ancheta Sonata in C major, op. 2, no. 3, mvmt 4 Ludwig van Beethoven 5. Gabriell Omolida Sonata in B-Flat major, op. 22, mvmt 1 Ludwig van Beethoven 6. Matthew Watchman Sonata in G major, op. 31, no. 1, mvmt 1 Ludwig van Beethoven

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2:50pm Class 20120 Piano Solo, Sonata/Sonatina Repertoire, (Senior) Open 1. Ameer Abusada Sonata in C-Sharp minor, op. 27, no. 2, mvmts 1 & 2 Ludwig van Beethoven

3:05pm Class 02082 Piano Solo, Conservatory Grade 9 and 10 Classical (D) 1. Emily Hultgren Sonata in C major, WoO 51, mvmt 1 Ludwig van Beethoven

–3:05pm Class 02076 Piano Solo, Conservatory Grade 7 and 8 Classical (D) 1. Tinglan Wei Sonata in A major, op. 59, no. 1, mvmt 1 Friedrich Kuhlau 2. Anna Taylor Six Variations on a Swiss Folk Song, WoO 64 Ludwig van Beethoven 3. Sameer Abusada Bagatelle in G minor, op. 199, no. 1 Ludwig van Beethoven 4. Nozomu Sinclair Sonata in G minor, op. 49, no. 1, mvmt 1 Ludwig van Beethoven

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PIANO 1 Saturday, May 2, 2020 7:00pm Room 139, Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Alan Crane

7:00pm Class 02093 Piano Solo, Studies, Grade 7 and 8 level (D) 1. Taliya Knight Agitato, op. 42, no. 18 Alec Rowley 2. Tinglan Wei Lyric pieces: Little Bird, op. 43, no. 4 Edvard Grieg Dix-huit études de genre: The Storm, op. 109, no. 13 Johann Friedrich Burgmuller

7:20pm Class 20403 Piano Solo, RCM/CC, Grade 7, Any age 1. Austin Wang Sonatina in C major, op. 55, no. 3, mvmt, 1 Friedrich Kuhlau, arr. 2. Sasha Deng Für Elise, WoO 59 Ludwig van Beethoven

–7:20pm Class 20402 Piano Solo, RCM/CC, Grade 8, Any age 1. Lesya Myles Prelude in B minor, op. 28, no. 6 Frédéric Chopin 2. Benjamin Jackson-Reynolds Prelude in B minor, op. 28, no. 6 Frédéric Chopin

8:00pm Class 20401 Piano Solo, RCM/CC, Grade 9, Any age 1. Lilah Dymund Barcarole, op. 19, no. 5 Niels Gade 2. Dustin Nguyen Tombeau de Couperin: Menuet Maurice Ravel

–8:00pm Class 20400 Piano Solo, RCM/CC, Grade 10, Any age 1. Kevin Trinh Étude in F minor, op. 25, no. 2 Frédéric Chopin 2. Judy Luo Norwegian Bridal Procession, op. 19, no. 2 Edvard Grieg 3. Justin Myles Spring Celebration Stephen Chatman

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for their generous sponsorship of the Regina Music Festival

Piano 2

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Nancy Nowosad

Piano 2 Adjudicator Nancy Nowosad received her musical training in Saskatchewan, obtaining a Bachelor of Music in Piano Performance from the University of Regina and an Associateship Diploma in Piano Performance from the Royal Conservatory of Music. Her teachers have included Dorothy Bee and Dr. Lyell Gustin. She also studied both saxophone and flute, and has been involved in a wide variety of bands and ensembles as a performer, clinician, and conductor. She has enjoyed a diverse musical career, combining private teaching with performing, accompanying, adjudicating, and various organist and choir director positions across Canada and while living in Germany and England.

Nancy has lived in Winnipeg for the last 28 years, where she maintains a busy schedule as a teacher of piano, theory, and saxophone. She regularly adjudicates music festivals and competitions in MB, SK, and ON, conducts workshops and masterclasses, and examines extensively for the Royal Conservatory of Music in both Canada and the United States. A versatile performer with many musical interests, Nancy continues to do some accompanying and church organ work, and plays jazz keyboard in the 17-piece Executive Big Band.

For the past several years, Nancy has facilitated at Associated Manitoba Arts Festivals’ Adjudicator Training Program, sharing her knowledge and years of experience with many others who have become active and successful adjudicators. She is also a member of the Board of Directors for the Winnipeg Music Festival, a member of both the Canadian Music Festival Adjudicators’ Association and the Royal Canadian College of Organists, and has held various Executive positions with the Manitoba Registered Music Teachers’ Association.

Piano 2 Scholarships

Descriptions as well as details regarding eligibility and selection criteria are available on the RMFA website, www.reginamusicfestival.org.

Eureka Piano Award & Trophy - $50

Primary Piano Recital Piece Scholarship - $50

Jean Harach Primary Piano Baroque Scholarship - $75

Jean Harach Primary Piano Scholarship - $75

Swanson Music Primary/Elementary Piano Canadian Music Scholarship - $100

Kramer Primary/Elementary Piano Duet Scholarship - $100

Ba Vo Elementary Duo Piano Scholarship - $75

Piano Scholarship Grades 3 & 4 - $100

Elementary Piano Recital Class Scholarship - $100

SRMTA Regina Branch Elementary Piano Sonatina Scholarship - $100

Chinese Language School of Regina Elementary Piano Scholarship - $150

Sylvia Yam Memorial Piano Scholarship Grades 5 & 6 - $200

Jean Harach Junior Piano Baroque Scholarship - $100

Junior Piano Recital Piece Scholarship - $100

SRMTA Regina Branch Junior Piano Sonatina Scholarship - $100

Contemporary Showcase Regina Junior Piano Canadian Music Scholarship - $150

Lillian E. Kutarna Memorial Junior Piano Scholarship - $150

PIANO 2 Monday, April 20, 2020 9:00am Room 136, Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Nancy Nowostad

9:00am Class 02060 Piano Solo, Conservatory Grade 1 and 2 Baroque (D) 1. Bella Luo Air in D minor Henry Purcell 2. Paraskevi Nagel Menuet en rondeau Jean-Philippe Rameau 3. Markella Nagel Burlesque in G major Anonymous 4. Jiah Smith Minuet en Rondeau Jean-Philippe Rameau

–9:00am Class 02121 Piano Solo, Theme and Variations, (Junior) 14 and under (D) 1. Baiyu An Sarabanda, op. 2, no. 1 Domenico Zipoli 2. Lena Nenson Intrada in C Major Christoph Graupner 3. Michael Liu Little Prelude in C Minor, BWV 934 Johann Sebastian Bach

* * * 10:30am Class 20055 Piano Solo, Baroque, (Junior) 14 years and under 1. Liam Exner Le Coucou Louis-Claude Daquin 2. Jun ru Liu Invention No. 6 in E major, BWV 777 Johann Sebastian Bach 3. Aidan Manaligod Prelude and Fugue in E minor, BWV 855 Johann Sebastian Bach 4. Hexinchu Fang Prelude in E minor, BWV 938 Johann Sebastian Bach 5. Skylar White Sinfonia in B minor, No. 15 Johann Sebastian Bach 6. Nozomu Sinclair Little Prelude in E minor, BWV 938 Johann Sebastian Bach 7. Caden Mooney Menuet in G minor, BWV 842 Johann Sebastian Bach

PIANO 2 Monday, April 20, 2020 9:00am Room 136, Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Nancy Nowostad

1:30pm Class 02182 Piano Solo, First year of keyboard instruction, (Primary) 7 years and under (D) 1. Peter Wu Rain Dance Traditional, arr. Nancy and Randall Faber 2. Brooklyn Engbers Whirling Leaves Nancy Faber and Randall Faber 3. Kinsley Lukiwski The Haunted Mouse Nancy Faber and Randall Faber

–1:30pm Class 02180 Piano Solo, First year of keyboard instruction, (Primary) 9 years and over (D) 1. Sahill Chopra Shadows P. Alexander and Martha Mier

2:00pm Class 02200 Piano Solo, Non-Competitive, Beginner (D) (A) 1. Kyriaki Nagel The Rising Sun Nancy Telfer Distant Chimes Jon George

–2:00pm Class 02201 Piano Solo, Non-Competitive, Grade 1-2 (D) (A) 1. Paraskevi Nagel I Spy Melody Bober Invention in C Major Renee Christopher Highlands Christopher Norton 2. Markella Nagel Mist Clifford Poole Teapot Invention Andrew Markow A Porcupine Dance Dmitri Kabalevsky

–2:00pm Class 02180 Piano Solo, Suzuki Book 1 Recital Class (D) (A) 1. Lanessa Marsdin Christmas Day Secrets Theodora Dutton

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3:00pm Class 20333 Piano Solo, 20th or 21st Century Music, (Primary) 6 years and under 1. Jufang He The Sun and the Moon: The Silent Moon Nancy Telfer

–3:00pm Class 20331 Piano Solo, 20th or 21st Century Music, (Primary) * years and under 1. Evan Lian Reflections Dennis Alexander 2. Catraina Chen Sonatina in A minor, op. 27, no. 18 Dmitri Kabalevsky

–3:00pm Class 20329 Piano Solo, 20th or 21st Century Music, (Primary) 10 years and under 1. Alicia Wu A Little Song, op. 27, no. 2 Dmitri Kabalevsky 2. Jayden Wang Towers of Tibet Sarah Konecsni 3. Shailynn Li Sonatina in A minor, op. 27, no. 18 Dmitri Kabalevsky 4. Eric Xu Reflections Dennis Alexander

PIANO 2 Monday, April 20, 2020 3:30pm Room 136, Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Nancy Nowostad

3:30pm Class 20327 Piano Solo, 20th or 21st Century Music, (Elementary) 12 years and under 1. Sasha Deng Waltz, from Music for Children No. 6 Sergei Prokofiev 2. Madison Engbers The Song of Twilight Yoshinao Nakada

–3:30pm Class 20325 Piano Solo, 20th or 21st Century Music, (Junior) 14 years and under 1. Liam Exner The Eternal Freminie Bolcom 2. Danielle Daunheimer Shooting Stars in Summer Naoko Ikeda

7:00pm Class 20363 Piano Solo, Canadian Repertoire, (Primary) 6 years and under 1. Jufang He Indian Dance from Fancy-Free Linda Niamath 2. Ruiyi Eva Liu The Waltz That Floated Away David L. McIntyre

–7:00pm Class 20362 Piano Solo, Canadian Repertoire, (Primary) 7 years and under 1. Kaiden Gui Ear Robots Anne Crosby Gaudet 2. Stacy Luo The Snake Renee Christopher

–7:00pm Class 20391 Piano Solo, Saskatchewan Repertoire, (Primary) 8 years and under 1. Isla McCannel The Waltz That Floated Away David L. McIntyre 2. Mijia Li A Canadian Portrait Sarah Konecsni

–7:00pm Class 20360 Piano Solo, Canadian Repertoire, (Primary) 9 years and under 1. Gaoyuan Thomas Cheng When Rivers Flowed on Mars Nancy Telfer 2. Annie Li Dinosaur, Don’t Sarah Konecsni 3. Melada Abusada Moris Mouse Journeys to Spain Sarah Konecsni

8:30pm Class 20357 Piano Solo, Canadian Repertoire, (Elementary) 12 years and under 1. Baiyu An A Time and Place Beyond Sarah Konecsni

–8:30pm Class 20387 Piano Solo, Saskatchewan Repertoire, (Elementary) 12 years and under 1. Austin Wang Moris Mouse Explores the Emperor’s Palace Sarah Konecsni

PIANO 2 Tuesday, April 21, 2020 9:00am Room 136, Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Nancy Nowostad

9:00am Class 02071 Piano Solo, Conservatory Grade 5 and 6 Classical (D) 1. Baiyu An Sonatina in C Major op. 20, no. 1, mvmt 1 Friedrich Kuhlau 2. Michael Liu Sonatina in F Major, mvmt 2 Ludwig van Beethoven

9:20am Class 20019 Piano Solo, Sonata/Sonatina, (Primary) 10 years and under (Test Pieces Only) 1. Melada Abusada Sonatina No. 2 in F Major, op. 257, no. 2, mvmt 4 Théodore Lack

–9:20am Class 20131 Piano Solo, Sonata/Sonatina Repertoire, (Primary) 8 years and under 1. Catrina Chen Sonatina in F major, op. 168, no. 1, mvmt 1 Anton Diabelli 2. Junbo Gao Sonatina in C major, op. 36, no. 1, mvmt 1 Muzio Clementi 3. Mijia Li Sonatina in F major, op. 4, no. 2, mvmt 1 Heinrich Lichner 4. Rossi James Wang Sonatina in G major, op. 36, no. 2, mvmt 3 Muzio Clementi 5. Yuri Xu Sonatina in B-flat major, op. 4, no. 8 Samuel Wesley

–9:20am Class 20130 Piano Solo, Sonata/Sonatina Repertoire, (Primary) 9 years and under 1. Shailynn Li Sonatina in F major, mvmt 2: Rondo Ludwig van Beethoven

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10:45am Class 20129 Piano Solo, Sonata/Sonatina Repertoire, (Primary) 10 years and under 1. Ruoxi Zhu Sonatina in F major, op. 168, no. 1, mvmt 1 Anton Diabelli 2. Ayumi Sinclair Sonatina in F major, op. 168, no. 1 mvmt 2 Anton Diabelli 3. Bennett Cutts Sonatina in F major, op. 257, no. 2, mvmt 4 Théodore Lack 4. Andrew Liu Sonatina, op. 36, no. 4, mvmt 1 Muzio Clementi

–10:45am Class 20127 Piano Solo, Sonata/Sonatina Repertoire, (Elementary) 12 years and under 1. Dustin Nguyen Sonata, op. 14, no. 1, mvmt 3 Ludwig van Beethoven 2. Mo Zhou Sonatina in C major, op. 88, no. 1, mvmt 1 Friedrich Kuhlau 3. Baiyu An Sonatina in B-flat major, op. 47, no. 3, mvmt 2 Carl Reinecke 4. Sascha Myles Sonata in F major, op. 168, no. 1, mvmt 3: Rondo Anton Diabelli

PIANO 2 Tuesday, April 21, 2020 1:00pm Room 136, Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Nancy Nowostad

1:30pm Class 20410 Piano Solo, RCM/CC, Prepatory, Any age 1. Ashlyn Insley Sneaky Sam Melody Bober 2. Vidyuth Raghavun Shadows Dennis Alexander & Martha Mier 3. Noah Perrault Rainbow Fish Catherine Rollin 4. Lydia Sumners Sneaky Sam Melody Bober 5. Bianca Nicole Gasmin Floating in Space Anne Crosby Gaudet 6. Joshika Karthik Sneaky Sam Melody Bober 7. Mireya Lukiwski Sneaky Sam Melody Bober 8. Linkyn Hornez Sherlock Holmes Mike Schoenmehl 9. Arlo Doucette Minuetto, op. 37 James Hook 10. Charis Velecky Rainbow Fish Melody Bober

2:30pm Class 20409 Piano Solo, RCM/CC, Grade 1, Any age 1. Cole Asante Bears Linda Niamath 2. Leah Toth Burlesque in G major anonymous 3. Kaiden Gui Ear German Dance in D major, Hob. IX: 22, no. 2 Franz Joseph Haydn 4. Isabelle Graham The Snake Renée Christopher 5. Emma Cutts The Snake Renée Christopher 6. Orion Herod Mist Clifford Poole 7. Alex McGregor Robots Anne Crosby Gaudet 8. Makenna Sumners Minuet in C, op. 38, no. 4 Johann W. Hassler 9. Stacy Luo Menuet in A minor Johann Krieger

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3:45pm Class 20407 Piano Solo, RCM/CC, Grade 3, Any age 1. Lisa Weng Interlude Martha Mier 2. Junbo Gao Arabesque, op. 100, no. 2 Johann Friedrich Burgmuller 3. Melada Abusada Musette in D major, BWV Anh. 126 attr. Johann Sebastian Bach 4. Judah Velecky Funny Puppy Anne Crosby Gaudet

–3:45pm Class 20406 Piano Solo, RCM/CC, Grade 4, Any age 1. Drew McGregor Minuet in G major, BWV Anh. 116 Johann Sebastian Bach 2. Rachel Wu Reflections Dennis Alexander 3. Jayden Wang Chastushka, op. 89, no. 25 Dmitry Kabalevsky 4. Stella Penner Dreamcatcher Anne Crosby Gaudet

PIANO 2 Wednesday, April 22, 2020 1:00pm Room 136, Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Nancy Nowostad

9:00am Class 20361 Piano Solo, Canadian Repertoire, (Primary) 8 years and under 1. Mijia Li A Kitten’s Agenda Christine Donkin 2. Yuri Xu Echoes of November Stephen Chatman 3. Tianci Wang Stormy Sea Anne Crosby Gaudet

–9:00am Class 20359 Piano Solo, Canadian Repertoire, (Primary) 10 years and under 1. Annie Hodges Funny Puppy Anne Crosby Gaudet 2. Andrew Liu Beaux of Oak Hill Nancy Telfer 3. Daniel Hsu The Waltz that Floated Away David McIntyre 4. Bronwyn Johnson Penguins Linda Niamath 5. Beckett Perrault The Mouse in the Coal Bin Charles Peerson 6. Jayden Wang Moris Mouse Attends a Concert of Classics Sarah Konecsni

10:15am Class 20314 Piano Solo, Recital Piece, Novice, Any age 1. Ajaydavid Benny Davidson Inter-city Stomp Christopher Norton

–10:15am Class 20313 Piano Solo, Recital Piece, (Primary) 6 years and under 1. Jufang He Minuet in Rondo Form; Pieces de clavecin Jean-Philippe Rameau 2. Emily Broberg Teapot Invention Andrew Markow

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11:00am Class 20312 Piano Solo, Recital Piece, (Primary) 7 years and under 1. Shawn Alberts Forest Drums Nancy and Randall Faber 2. Peter Wu Silver Moon Boat Chinese Folk Melody, arr. Nancy and Randall Faber 3. Kaiden Gui Ear The Snake Renee Christopher 4. Isla McCannel Impertinence, HWV 494 George Friderich Handel 5. Tianci Wang Menuetto in C major Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart 6. Stacy Luo Celebration Anne Crosby Gaudet

PIANO 2 Wednesday, April 22, 2020 1:30pm Room 136, Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Nancy Nowostad

1:30pm Class 20311 Piano Solo, Recital Piece, (Primary) 8 years and under 1. Junbo Gao Song of Twilight Yoshinao Nakada 2. Mijia Li Shanghai Shuffle Costley 3. Yuri Xu Agent X Melody Bober 4. Rossi James Wang Reflection: Especially for Adults Dennis Alexander

–1:30pm Class 20309 Piano Solo, Recital Piece, (Primary) 10 years and under 1. Ayumi Sinclair Moris Mouse Attends a Concert of Classics Sarah Konecsni 2. Kaitlyn Cai Adventures Inside the Popcorn Maker Sarah Konecsni 3. Nathaniel Coucill Screamin’ Cat Boogie Dennis Alexander

2:30pm Class 20308 Piano Solo, Recital Piece, (Elementary) 11 years and under 1. Ethan Ni Midnight Rhapsody Melody Bober 2. Austin Wang Little Prelude in D minor, BWV 935 Johann Sebastian Bach

–2:30pm Class 20307 Piano Solo, Recital Piece, (Elementary) 12 years and under 1. Mo Zhou Bamboo Flute with Spring Breeze Tong Sang 2. Dustin Nguyen Waltz in E minor, op. posthumous Frédéric Chopin

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3:15pm Class 20358 Piano Solo, Canadian Repertoire, (Elementary) 11 years and under 1. Austin Wang Downright Dorian Joyce Pinckney 2. Brooke-Lyn Emery The Mouse in the Coal Bin Clifford Peerson 3. Camila Greiffenstein Renkas Tiptoe David McIntyre

–3:15pm Class 02067 Piano Solo, Conservatory Grade 3 and 4 Romantic 1. Lisa Weng The Butterfly Samuel Maykapar

–3:15pm Class 02072 Piano Solo, Conservatory Grade 5 and 6 Romantic 1. Baiyu An Waltz in A minor, op. posth. B 150 Frédéric Chopin

PIANO 2 Wednesday, April 22, 2020 7:00pm Room 136, Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Nancy Nowostad

7:00pm Class 20569 Piano Duet, Recital Piece, (Primary) 10 years and under 1. Ayumi Sinclair & Kaitlyn Cai Calypso Christopher Norton

–7:00pm Class 20567 Piano Duet, Recital Piece, (Elementary) 12 years and under 1. Sascha Myles & Alexandra Myles Clown Capers Linda Niamath

–7:00pm Class 20582 Piano Duet, Parent and Son/Daughter, 14 years and under 1. Lena Nenson & Christie McCullouch Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy, op. 17a Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, arr. Catherine

7:30pm Class 20023 Piano Solo, Canadian, (Primary) 9 years and under (Test Pieces Only) 1. Cole Asante Boogie Blues Frederick

–7:30pm Class 02064 Piano Solo, Conservatory Grade 1 and 2 Canadian (D) 1. Cathy Mingfai Xu Courageous Cat Teresa Richert 2. Kenisha Gandhi The Silent Moon Nancy Telfer

–7:30pm Class 02074 Piano Solo, Conservatory Grade 5 and 6 Canadian (D) 1. Ayumi Sinclair Jamaican Serenade R. A. Mould

8:00pm Class 20011 Piano Solo, Canadian (Junior) 13 years and under (Test Pieces Only) 1. Sascha Myles A Kitten’s Agenda Cristine Donkin 2. Sameer Abusada A Ride in an Austin Oughta’ be Fun’ Sarah Konecsni

–8:00pm Class 02425 Piano Solo, Contemporary Idioms/Popular Music, Grade 5, Any age 1. Lena Nenson Floating Christopher Norton

–8:00pm Class 20355 Piano Solo, Canadian Repertoire, (Junior) 14 years and under (P) 1. Lindsay Van De Weyer Buenos Dias Welcome to Spain Sarah Konecsni 2. Skylar White Buenos Dias Welcome to Spain Sarah Konecsni 3. Richard Xu Changes Alexina Louis

PIANO 2 Thursday, April 23, 2020 10:30am Room 136, Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Nancy Nowostad

10:30am Class 20239 Piano Solo, Concert Group, (Primary) 10 years and under 1. Ayumi Sinclair In Church, op. 39, no. 24 Pyotr IlyichTchaikovsky Shanghai Shuffle Kevin Costley

–10:30am Class 02090 Piano Solo, Studies, Grade 1 and 2 level (D) 1. Joshua Tan Crazy Comics Christine Donkin

–10:30am Class 02091 Piano Solo, Studies, Grade 3 and 4 level (D) 1. Storm Dash Masquerade Linda Niamath The Somersault King Mike Schoenmehl 2. Jayden Wang Masquerade Linda Niamath

–10:30am Class 02092 Piano Solo, Studies, Grade 5 and 6 level (D) 1. Neely Graham Fluttering Leaves, op. 46, no. 11 Stephen Heller River City Blues Martha Mier

PIANO 2 Thursday, April 23, 2020 1:30pm Room 136, Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Nancy Nowostad

1:30pm Class 20126 Piano Solo, Sonata/Sonatina Repertoire (Junior) 13 years and under 1. Vishall Agasthian Sonatina in G major, op. 55, no. 2, mvmt 1 Friedrich Kuhlau 2. Caden Mooney Sonatina in C major, op. 36, no. 3, mvmt 3 Muzio Clementi 3. Jun ru Liu Sonata in D major, op. 12, 2, no. 3, mvmt 1 Samuel Arnold 4. Neely Graham Sonatina in F major, op. 186, no. 1, mvmt 3: Rondo Anton Diabelli 5. Judy Luo Sonata in G minor, Hob. XVI:44, mvmt 1 Franz Joseph Haydn 6. Araya Coucill Sonata in G major Hob. XVI/G1, mvmt 3: Finale Franz Joseph Haydn 7. Hexinchu Fang Sonatina in E-flat major, op. 19/20, no. 6, mvmt 1 Jan Ladislav Dussek 8. Skylar White Sonata in G major, op. 79, mvmt 1 Ludwig van Beethoven

* * * 3:00pm Class 20125 Piano Solo, Sonata/Sonatina Repertoire, (Junior) 14 years and under 1. Lindsay Van De Weyer Sonatina, op. 59, no. 1, mvmt 2 Friedrich Kuhlau 2. Aidan Manaligod Sonata in C-sharp minor, op. 27, no. 2, mvmt 3 Ludwig van Beethoven 3. Liam Exner Sonata in D major, Hob. XVI:37, mvmt 1 Bohdana Filtz 4. Shauntell Craig Penner Sonata in G major, op. 49, no. 2, mvmt 2 Ludwig van Beethoven 5. Danielle Daunheimer Sonata in C major, K. 545, mvmt 1 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

PIANO 2 Friday, April 24, 2020 9:00am Room 136, Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Nancy Nowostad

9:00am Class 02065 Piano Solo, Conservatory Grade 3 and 4 Baroque (D) 1. Jayden Wang Aria, K.32 Dominico Scarlatti 2. Lisa Weng Harlequinade Johann Ludwig Krebs 3. Stella Penner Fantasia in E minor Georg Philipp Telemann 4. Amanda Powers Gigue a l’angloise Georg Philipp Telemann 5. Rossi James Wang March in D major, BWV Anh. 122 Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach

9:45am Class 20061 Piano Solo, Baroque, (Primary) 8 years and under 1. Yuri Xu Allegretto in E minor, op. 38, no. 24 Hans Leo Hassler 2. Mijia Li Scherzo in C major Johann Ludwig Krebs 3. Catrina Chen March in D major, BWV Anh. 122 Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach 4. Junbo Gao Musette in D major, BWV Anh. 126 Johann Sebastian Bach

* * * 10:30am Class 20059 Piano Solo, Baroque, (Primary) 10 years and under 1. Ayumi Sinclair Menuet in E major, BWV 817 Johann Sebastian Bach 2. Andrew Liu Prelude in C minor, BWV 999 Johann Sebastian Bach 3. Alexandra Myles Musette in D major, BWV, Anh. 126 Johann Sebastian Bach 4. Annie Hodges Musette in D major, BWV, Anh. 126 Johann Sebastian Bach 5. Boyan Fan Minuet in G major Christian Petzold

11:15am Class 20057 Piano Solo, Baroque, (Elementary) 12 years and under 1. Sasha Deng Allegro in B-flat major Jose Antonio Carlos de Seixas 2. Dustin Nguyen Sinfonia in G minor Johann Sebastian Bach 3. Mo Zhou Invention No. 1 in C major, BWV 772 Johann Sebastian Bach 4. Ethan Ni Intrada Christoph Graupner

PIANO 2 Friday, April 24, 2020 1:30pm Room 136, Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Nancy Nowostad

1:30pm Class 20009 Piano Solo (Junior) 13 years and under (Test Pieces Only) 1. Kaitlyn Cai Thundershower Christopher Goldston

–1:30pm Class 20012 Piano Solo, (Elementary) 12 years and under (Test Pieces Only) 1. Drew McGregor Fire Circle Martha Hill Duncan

–1:30pm Class 02066 Piano Solo, Conservatory Grade 3 and 4 Classical (D) 1. Jayden Wang Sonatina in G major, op. 188, no. 3, mvmt 3 Cornelius Gurlitt 2. Eric Xu German Dance in E-flat major, WoO. 13, no. 19 Ludwig van Beethoven

2:00pm Class 20408 Piano Solo, RCM/CC, Grade 2, Any age 1. Karthik Raghavun The Mouse in the Coal Bin Charles Peerson 2. Surasha Ranjith Allegretto in C major Christian Gottlob Neefe 3. Cathy Mingfai Xu Quiet Lagoon Jon George 4. Ruiyi Eva Liu Ecossaise in G major, WoO 23 Ludwig van Beethoven 5. Daniel Hsu Soldier’s March, op. 68, no. 2 Robert Schumann 6. Elise Nguyen The Mouse in the Coal Bin Charles Peerson 7. Ardra Abhilash The Mouse in the Coal Bin Charles Peerson 8. Alicia Wu Coloured Windows Edna-Mae Burnam 9. Arianna Drotar Crazy Comics Christine Donkin 10. Kenisha Gandhi Little Red Wagon Teresa Richert

* * * 3:15pm Class 20405 Piano Solo, RCM/CC, Grade 5, Any age 1. Mijia Li Dragonfly Scherzo Anne Crosby Gaudet 2. Marek Velecky Siciliano, op. 68, no. 11 Robert Schumann 3. Heidi Ratch Sea Nymphs Walter Carroll 4. Gaoyuan Thomas Cheng Sunset in Rio Mike Springer 5. Camila Greiffenstein Renkas Fantasia in C major Georg Philipp Telemann 6. Elyse Worby A Slow Waltz, op. 39 Dmitri Kabalevsky

PIANO 2 Friday, April 24, 2020 7:00pm Room 136, Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Nancy Nowostad

7:00pm Class 20404 Piano Solo, RCM/CC, Grade 6, Any age 1. Kendal Oremba Aria in G major, TWV 32:13 Georg Philipp Telemann 2. Vishall Agasthian Prelude in C minor Charles Gounod 3. Kaitlyn Cai Roundup André Previn 4. Neely Graham Sarabande in D minor, HWV 437 George Frideric Handel

–7:00pm Class 02069 Piano Solo, Conservatory Grade 3 and 4 Canadian (D) 1. Lisa Weng Summer Drought Janet Gieck 2. Amanda Powers Funny Puppy Anne Crosby Gaudet 3. Melada Abusada Witches and Wizards Christine Donkin

8:00pm Class 20356 Piano Solo, Canadian Repertoire (Junior) 13 years and under 1. Sameer Abusada Peace Country Hoedown Christine Donkin 2. Kendal Oremba Sweet Sorrow David L. McIntyre

–8:00pm Class 20385 Piano Solo, Saskatchewan Repertoire, (Junior) 14 years and under 1. Skylar White Better Days David L. McIntyre 2. Nozomu Sinclair Polychromatic Sonatina Sarah Konecsni

PIANO 2 Saturday, April 25, 2020 9:00am Room 136, Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Nancy Nowostad

9:00am Class 02061 Piano Solo, Conservatory Grade 1 and 2 Classical (D) 1. Kenisha Gandhi Écossaise in G major, WoO 23 Ludwig van Beethoven 2. Heidi Ratch Allegretto in C major Christian Gottlob Neefe 3. Joshua Tan Minuet in F major, K.2 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

–9:00am Class 20310 Piano Solo, Recital Piece, (Primary) 9 years and under 1. Boyan Fan Two Little Tennis Players zhu zhu 2. Alexandra Myles The Song of Twilight Yoshinao Nakada 3. Melada Abusada Horse and Rider Alexander Grechaninov 4. Shailynn Li Blue Nun from Eight Memories in Watercolour Tam Dun 5. Kenisha Gandhi The Wind Chee-Hwa Tan

* * * 10:30am Class 20305 Piano Solo, Recital Piece, (Junior) 14 years and under (P) 1. Lesya Myles O Moon A. Louis 2. Danielle Daunheimer Lieb schwesterlein, op. 32, no. 14 R. Fuchs 3. Aidan Manaligod Prelude in C-sharp minor, op. 3 Sergei Rachmaninoff, arr. Murray Baylor 4. Skylar White Roumanian Folk Dances Béla Bartók 5. Lindsay Van De Weyer Nocturne in G minor, op. 15, no. 3 Frédéric Chopin

PIANO 2 Saturday, April 25, 2020 1:30pm Room 136, Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Nancy Nowostad

1:30pm Class 20306 Piano Solo, Recital Piece (Junior) 13 years and under 1. Judy Luo Waltz, op. 64, no. 3 Frédéric Chopin 2. Caden Mooney Blue Mood William Gillock 3. Hexinchu Fang The Dance of Waterweeds Mingxin Du 4. Araya Coucill Rondo Toccata Dmitri Kabalevsky

Please visit the RMFA website www.reginamusicfestival.org for up-to-date festival information.

Results will be posted online within 48 hours of the completion of each discipline.

Strings

Music downloaded from the internet must show authorization from the publisher or proof of purchase.

For more information, please consult the SMFA Provincial Syllabus.

ALLERGY ALERT Many Festival participants and spectators are allergic to perfumed products. Please refrain from using them during festival.

Oleg Pokhanovski Strings Adjudicator Oleg Pokhanovski is an accomplished virtuosic violinist, pianist, and music educator currently holding the position of Professor of Violin at the University of Manitoba’s Desautels Faculty of Music. He has performed over 2000 concerts as a soloist nationally and internationally on both violin and piano in symphonic, recital and chamber music performances. Oleg Pokhanovski is a top prizewinner of eight prestigious international violin competitions including the Paganini in Genova, Sarasate in Pamplona and CIEM in Geneva among others. The First Prize Winner of the 1990 Scheveningen International Violin Competition in Netherlands, he twice received the prestigious Canada Council National Career Development Grant, and multiple Conceil des Arts du Quebec and Manitoba Arts Council Grants.

Dr. Pokhanovski is in much demand as a pedagogue and previously held a professorial position at the Lake State Superior University in Michigan. He is frequently invited and has adjudicated both strings and piano at music festivals all across Canada. Dr. Pokhanovski is also renowned for creating over 100 virtuosic transcriptions for violin and piano, as well as other instruments, and has produced professional CD recordings of many of these. He has recently formed the Desautels Piano Trio with colleagues Judy Kehler-Siebert (piano) and Minna Rose Chung (cello). The Trio has to date already performed in Canada and abroad.

Dr. Pokhanovski began his career as a violinist at the age of 6, giving his first performance with the Kuybyshev Symphony in Russia. At 10, he was accepted into the renowned Special Music School for Gifted Children in Moscow and later studied at the Moscow State Conservatory with professor Valery Klimov, the grand prizewinner of the Tchaikovsky International Violin Competition. Dr. Pokhanovski cite his most influential teachers to be his uncle violinist Lev Zaides, and piano instructor Svetlana Vorobyova. Invited to move to the United States, he received full scholarships at The Julliard School and the Manhattan School of Music studying with Dorothy DeLay, Pinchas Zukerman and Ani Kavafian, and took part in the “Solisti dal Mondo” program at the St. Louis Conservatory under violin professor Taras Gabora. He received a doctorate degree at the Université de Montreal in violin performance, with a focus on Paganini.

Dr. Pokhanovski has performed as a violinist in the U.S., Canada, Europe, Israel and Russia. He has been presented in Carnegie Recital Hall, the Grand Hall in Moscow, the Concertgebouw, Knight Hall in Prague, Place des Arts in Montréal and others. His solo appearances with orchestra included the Moscow Philharmonic, Moscow Virtuosi, The Hague Symphony, Toronto Symphony, Montréal Symphony and Winnipeg Symphony orchestras. His concerts brought rave reviews calling him a “Russian Paganini” and describing his playing as “brilliant”, “Phenomenal”, “outstanding”, and “extraordinary”. He has been invited to perform on national television and radio in Russia, Serbia, Poland, Canada and The Netherlands. Dr. Pokhanovski is active as a chamber musician and has appeared in the International Virtuosi Series in Germany, International Music Academy in Kiev, Ukraine, Domaine Forget in Quebec, Centara New Music, Agassiz Summer Chamber Music, Orford and Pender Harbour Music festivals in Canada. He is a Founder and Artistic Director of the “Oleg and Friends” concert series in Winnipeg. 97

Strings Scholarships

Descriptions as well as details regarding eligibility and selection criteria are available on the RMFA website, www.reginamusicfestival.org.

Swanson Music Primary String Scholarship - $100

Jack Partridge Memorial Elementary String Scholarship - $100

Arnold Tiefenbach Junior Violin Scholarship - $100

Luther College Junior String Scholarship - $100

Kramer Junior Cello Scholarship - $150

Christine Duke Memorial Intermediate String Scholarship- $150

Luther College Intermediate Cello Scholarship - $150

Regina Musical Club Laubach Intermediate Violin Scholarship - $150

Albert Wolfe Memorial String Scholarship - $150

Elman Lowe Memorial Senior String Scholarship - $200

Gyro Club of Regina Senior String Scholarship - $350

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STRINGS Monday, April 20, 2020 9:00am Room 139 – Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Oleg Pokhanovski

9:00am Class 03300 Violin Solo, 1st year of Violin Instruction (D) 1. Karris Butler Skittles at Buckley Bay Jaime Rokbie-Thomas 2. Velare Freeburn Long, Long Ago Thomas Haynes Bayly

–9:00am Class 03301 Violin Solo, 2nd year of Violin Instruction (D) 1. Evan Lian Tall Ships Barbara McDougall, arr. Judith McIver

–9:00am Class 03311 Cello Solo, 2nd year of Cello Instruction (D) 1. Ezra White Nocturne Felix Mendelssohn

–9:00am Class 03302 Violin Solo, 3rd year of Violin Instruction (D) 1. Evan Dean Humoresque Antonín Dvořák

9:45am Class 30513 Violin Solo, Recital Piece, (Primary) 6 years and under 1. Royal Freeburn Lightly Row Folk Song 2. Tori Toth Go Tell Aunt Rhody Folk Song

–9:45am Class 30553 Violin Solo, Recital Piece, (Intermediate) 16 years and under 1. Abigail Derow La Straniera, op. 118, no. 2 Charles Dancla

–9:45am Class 30551 Cello Solo, Recital Piece, (Primary) 8 years and under 1. Leo Kraushaar The Happy Farmer, op. 68, part 1, no. 10 Robert Schumann

–9:45am Class 30511 Violin Solo, Recital Piece, (Primary) 8 years and under 1. Shivani Gandhi Waltz, op. 39, no. 15 Johannes Brahms 2. Jacqueline Fryer Waltz, op. 39, no. 15 Johannes Brahms

STRINGS Monday, April 20, 2020 10:30am Room 139 – Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Oleg Pokhanovski

10:30am Class 03397 Bach Solo, Viola or Cello, Unaccompanied, (Elementary) 12 years and under (D) 1. Kiersten Schack Suite No. 1 in G major, BWV 1007, Courante Johann Sebastian Bach 2. Mathis Chu Suite No. 1 in G major, BWV 1007, Courante Johann Sebastian Bach

–10:30am Class 30407 Violin and Piano Sonata (Elementary) 12 years and under 1. Leo Zheng Sonatina, op. 100, mvmt 1 Antonín Dvořák

–10:45am Class 30006 Violin Solo (Junior) 13 years and under (Test Pieces Only) 1. Bria Affleck Country Dance Carl Maria von Weber

–10:45am Class 30245 Cello Repertoire Class, (Junior) 14 years and under 1. Natalisha Zakreski Concertino No. 1 in C major, op. 7, mvmt 1 Julius Klengel The Swan, from Carnival of the Animals Camille Saint-Saëns

–10:45am Class 30203 Violin Repertoire Class, (Intermediate) 16 years and under 1. Maelle Magnan Six Romanian Folk Dances Béla Bartók 2. Sung Park Sicilienne and Rigaudon Fritz Kreisler Polish Dance Edmund Severn

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STRINGS Monday, April 20, 2020 1:30pm Room 139 – Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Oleg Pokhanovski

1:30pm Class 30405 Violin and Piano Sonata, (Junior) 14 years and under 1. Jacqueline Shi Sonata in C major, K. 296, mvmt 1 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart 2. Julia Grant Sonata in A major, op. 12, no. 2 , mvmt 1 Ludwig van Beethoven 3. Nania van der Merwe Sonata in F major, op. 24, no. 5, “Spring”, mvmt 3 Ludwig van Beethoven 4. Eva Markatos Sonata in D major, op. 12, no. 1, mvmt 1 Ludwig van Beethoven 5. Sofiia Koshelieva Sonata in E-flat major, op. 12, no. 3, mvmt 1 Ludwig van Beethoven

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3:00pm Class 03395 Bach Solo, Viola or Cello, Unaccompanied, (Junior) 14 years and under (D) 1. Ilana van der Merwe Suite in C major, BWV 1009, no. 3 Johann Sebastian Bach

–3:00pm Class 30422 Viola, Cello, or Double Bass and Piano Sonata, (Intermediate) 17 years and under 1. Noah Greuel Sonata in D minor, op. 40, mvmt 1 Dmitri Shostakovich

STRINGS Monday, April 20, 2020 7:00pm Room 139 – Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Oleg Pokhanovski

7:00pm Class 03000 Gyro Club of Regina Senior String Scholarship Competition 1. Catherine McLellan Tarantella, op. 33 David Popper Concerto in A minor, op. 33, no. 1, mvmts 2 & 3 Camille Saint-Saëns 2. Virginia Hector Introduction and Rondo Capriccioso, op. 28 Camille Saint-Saëns 3. Meika Sonntag Marchenbilder, op. 113, mvmts 1, 2 & 3 Robert Schumann 4. Bridget Alexander Sonata in C minor, op. 30, no. 2, mvmt 1 Ludwig van Beethoven Symphonie espagnole, op. 21, mvmt 1 Édouard Lalo 5. Alaina Majewski Sonata in C major, op. 102, no. 4, mvmt 1 Ludwig van Beethoven

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STRINGS Tuesday, April 21, 2020 9:00am Room 139 – Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Oleg Pokhanovski

9:00am Class 30105A Concerto/Concerted Work for Violin and Orchestra, (Junior) 14 years and under 1. Bria Affleck Concerto in D major, op. 22, no. 5, mvmt 3 Friedrich Seitz 2. Sarah Yan Concerto in D major, KV 211, no. 2, mvmt 1 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart 3. Jacqueline Shi Concerto in G major, Hob Vlla:4, mvmt 1 Joseph Haydn 4. Nania van der Merwe Concerto in B-flat major, KV 207, no 1, mvmt 3 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart 5. Kelvin Chai Concerto in G major, no. 23, mvmt 1 Giovanni Battista Viotti

* * * 10:30am Class 30105B Concerto/Concerted Work for Violin and Orchestra, (Junior) 14 years and under 1. Jonah Smith Concerto in A minor, op. 3, no. 6, mvmt 3 Antonio Vivaldi 2. Sofiia Koshelieva Symphonie Espagnole, op. 21, mvmt 1 Édouard Lalo 3. Katherine Achtzehner Concerto in A minor, op. 12 Jean-Baptiste Accolay 4. Eva Markatos Concerto in G major, K. 216, No. 3, mvmt 1 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart 5. Julia Grant Concerto in B-flat major, KV 216, no. 3, mvmt 1 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

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STRINGS Tuesday, April 21, 2020 7:00pm Room 139 – Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Oleg Pokhanovski

7:00pm Class 30803 String Duet, (Intermediate) 16 years and under 1. Catherine McLellan & Ilana Van der Merwe Bolero, op. 103, no. 4 Friedrich August Kummer

–7:00pm Class 30502 Violin Solo, Recital Piece, (Intermediate) 17 years and under (P) 1. Asta Hovdestad Banjo and Fiddle William Kroll

–7:00pm Class 30102 Concerto/Concerted Work for Violin and Orchestra, (Intermediate) 17 years and under 1. Virginia Hector Introduction and Rondo Capriccioso, op. 28 Camille Saint-Saëns 2. Bridget Alexander Symphonie espagnole, op. 21, mvmt 1 Édouard Lalo

8:00pm Class 30040 Cello Solo, (Senior) Open (P) (Test Pieces Only) 1. Catherine McLellan Tarantella, op. 33 David Popper

–8:00pm Class 30520 Viola, Cello, or Double Bass Solo, Recital Piece, (Senior) Open (P) 1. Alaina Majeski Papillon, op. 77 Gabriel Fauré 2. Meika Sonntag Seven Variations on ‘Bei Mannern’ from Mozart’s Die Zauberflote Ludwig van Beethoven

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STRINGS Wednesday, April 22, 2020 9:00am Room 139 – Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Oleg Pokhanovski

9:00am Class 30505 Violin Solo, Recital Piece, (Junior) 14 years and under (P) 1. Christie Chow Fantasia on Greensleeves Ralph Vaughan Williams 2. Sofiia Koshelieva Perpetuum mobile Ottokar Nováček 3. Jonah Smith Polish Dance Edmund Severn 4. Nania van der Merwe Zapateado, op. 24, no. 6 Pablo de Sarasate 5. Brooklyn Mann Csardas Vittorio Monti 6. Julia Grant Malaguena, op. 21, no. 1 Pablo de Sarasate 7. Eva Markatos Playera, op. 23, no. 5 Pablo de Sarasate 8. Kelvin Chai Sicilienne and Rigaudon Fritz Kreisler 9. Jacqueline Shi Meditation from Thaïs Jules Massenet

* * * 11:00am Class 30403 Violin and Piano Sonata, (Intermediate) 16 years and under 1. Jayden Chai Sonata in F major, op. 8, mvmt 1 Edvard Grieg 2. Maelle Magnan Sonata in D major, op. 12, no. 1, mvmt 1 Ludwig van Beethoven

–11:00am Class 30047 Cello Solo, (Elementary) 12 years and under 1. Kiersten Schack The Swan, from Carnival of the Animals Camille Saint-Saëns 2. Mathis Chu Chanson Triste, op. 40, no. 2 Pyotr Illyich Tchaikovsky

Please visit the RMFA website www.reginamusicfestival.org for up-to-date festival information.

Results will be posted online within 48 hours of the completion of each discipline.

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STRINGS Wednesday, April 22, 2020 1:30pm Room 139 – Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Oleg Pokhanovski

1:30pm Class 30053 Cello Solo, (Primary) 6 years and under 1. Sophie Fryer Perpetual Motion in D major Shinichi Suzuki

–1:30pm Class 30549 Cello Solo, Recital Piece, (Primary) 10 years and under 1. Zoe Cunningham La Cinquantaine Gabriel Prosper Marie 2. Lena Conway Minuet Luigi Boccherini 3. Nicole Yang Allegro Moderato Johann Sebastian Bach

2:15pm Class 30709 String Solo, RCM/CC, Grade 1, any age 1. Teagan Freeburn Minuet 1 Johann Sebastian Bach

–2:15pm Class 30708 String Solo, RCM/CC, Grade 2, any age 1. Jacqueline Fryer The Dancer Christine Donkin

–2:15pm Class 30507 Violin Solo, Recital Piece, (Elementary) 12 years and under 1. Reuben Kydd Allegro Joseph-Hector Fiocco 2. Leo Zheng Playera, op. 23, no. 1 Pablo de Sarasate

* * * 3:00pm Class 30522 Viola, Cello, or Double Bass Solo, Recital Piece, (Intermediate) 17 years and under 1. Noah Greuel Jericho Livingston Gearhart

–3:00pm Class 30202 Violin Repertoire Class, (Intermediate) 17 years and under (P) 1. Virginia Hector Concerto in D minor, op. 22, mvmts 1 & 2 Henryk Wieniaswski

–3:00pm Class 20420 Viola, Cello, or Double Bass and Piano Sonata, (Senior) Open (P) 1. Alaina Majewski Sonata in C major op. 102, no. 1, mvmt 2 Ludwig van Beethoven

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STRINGS Wednesday, April 22, 2020 7:00pm Room 139 – Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Oleg Pokhanovski

7:00pm Class 30122 Concerto/Concerted Work for Viola, Cello, or Double Bass and Orchestra, (Intermediate) 1. Georgia Coghill Concerto in C minor in the Style of Johann Christian Bach Henri Casadesus 2. Catherine McLellan Concerto in A minor, op. 33, no. 1, mvmt 1 Camille Saint-Saëns

–7:00pm Class 30220 Viola, Cello, or Double Bass Repertoire Class, (Senior) Open (P) 1. Alaina Majewski Six Studies in English Folk Song Ralph Vaughan Williams

–7:00pm Class 30200 Violin Repertoire Class, (Senior) Open (P) 1. Eleanor Hector Sonata No. 2 for Violin and Piano (Sprints) mvmts 1 & 2 David L. McIntyre 2. Raney Amberson Concerto No. 5 in A major, K. 219, mvmt 1 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart 3. Eleanor Hector Concerto No. 3 in B minor, op. 61, mvmt 1 Camille Saint-Saëns

8:00pm Class 30120 Concerto/Concerted Work for Viola, Cello, or Double Bass and Orchestra, (Senior) 1. Meika Sonntag Concerto in G minor, mvmt 1 Cecil Forsyth

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STRINGS Thursday, April 23, 2020 1:30pm Room 139 – Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Oleg Pokhanovski

1:30pm Class 30547 Cello Solo, Recital Piece, (Elementary) 12 years and under 1. Mathis Chu Danse Rustique, op. 20, no. 5 William Henry Squire

–1:30pm Class 30147 Concerto/Concerted Work for Cello and Orchestra, (Elementary) 12 years and under 1. Kiersten Schack Concertino in C major, op. 7, no. 1, mvmt 1 Julius Klengel

–1:30pm Class 30705 String Solo, RCM/CC, Grade 5, any age 1. Li Sha Song Toy Soldiers March Fritz Kreisler 2. Christie Chow Air varie, op. 23, no. 3 Oskar Rieding

2:30pm Class 30145 Concerto/Concerted Work for Cello and Orchestra, (Junior) 14 years and under 1. Ilana van der Merwe Cocnerto in G major, RV 413, mvmt 1 Antonio Vivaldi

–2:30pm Class 30303 Violin Sonata, Baroque, (Intermediate) 16 years and under 1. Jayden Chai Sonata in G minor, op. 1, no. 10, mvmts 1 & 2 Giuseppe Tartini 2. Sung Park Sonata in D minor, no. 4, mvmts 1 & 2 Jean-Baptiste Senaille

* * * 3:15pm Class 30402 Violin and Piano Sonata, (Intermediate) 17 years and under (P) 1. Asta Hovdestad Sonata in C minor, op. 45, no. 3, mvmt 1 Edvard Grieg 2. Bridget Alexander Sonata in C minor, op. 30, no. 2, mvmt 1 Ludwig van Beethoven 3. Virginia Hector Sonata in E-flat major, op. 12, no. 3, mvmt 1 Ludwig van Beethoven

4:00pm Class 03385 Bach Solo, Violin, Unaccompanied, (Junior) 14 years and under (D) 1. Julia Grant Partita no. 3 in E major, BWV 1006, Gavotte Johann Sebastian Bach 2. Sarah Yan Partita no. 3 in E major, BWV 1006, Gigue Johann Sebastian Bach

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STRINGS Thursday, April 23, 2020 7:00pm Room 139 – Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Oleg Pokhanovski

7:00pm Class 30480 Cello and Piano Sonata, Duo, (Senior) Open 1. Georgia Coghill & Olivia Coghill Sonata in F major, op. 5, no. 1, mvmt 1 Ludwig van Beethoven

–7:00pm Class 30100 Concerto/Concerted Work for Violin and Orchestra, (Senior) Open (P) 1. Eleanor Hector Symphonie Espagnole, op. 21, mvmt 1 Édouard Lalo

–7:00pm Class 30620 Viola, Cello, or Double Bass Solo, Canadian Repertoire, (Senior) Open (P) 1. Alaina Majewski Halcyon Jocelyn Morlock

8:00pm Class 30832 String Ensemble, (Intermediate) 17 years and under 1. Noah Greuel, Ilana van der Merwe, Catherine McLellan, Arden Meng, Alexander Olson Starlight Matthew Bellamy, arr. Karl Knapp

–8:00pm Class 30820 String Quartet, Open 1. Virginia Hector, Bridget Alexander, Asta Hovdestad, Catherine McLellan String Quartet in F major, op. 18, no. 1, mvmt 1 Ludwig van Beethoven

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STRINGS Friday, April 24, 2020 9:00am Room 139 – Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Oleg Pokhanovski

9:00am Class 30049 Cello Solo, (Primary) 10 years and under 1. Lena Conway Scherzo Carl Webster 2. Nicole Yang Minuet Luigi Boccherini 3. Rose-Léa Magnan Minuet Luigi Boccherini 4. Zoe Cunningham Humoresque Antonín Dvořák

–9:00am Class 30149 Concerto/Concerted Work for Cello and Orchestra, (Primary) 10 years and under 1. Alexander Olson Concerto in D major, op. 17, no. 2, mvmt 3 Jean-Baptiste Bréval

–9:00am Class 30249 Cello Repertoire Class, (Primary) 10 years and under 1. Ezra White Rondo from The Fairy Queen Henry Purcell, arr. Watson Forbes Vittoria, Mio Core Giacomo Carissimi, arr. Christine Donkin

10:00am Class 30305 Violin Sonata, Baroque, (Junior) 14 years and under 1. Kelvin Chai Sonata in E major, mvmts 1 & 2 George Frideric Handel 2. Jonah Smith Sonata in F major, no. 3, mvmts 1 & 2 George Frideric Handel

–9:00am Class 30702 String Solo, RCM/CC, Grade 8, any age 1. Sofiia Koshelieva Romance from The Gadfly, op. 97a Dmitri Shostakovich

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11:00am Class 40045 Classical Guitar Solo, Recital Piece, (Junior) 14 years and under 1. Shauntell Craig Penner A View to the Aran Islands Bruno Szordikowski

–11:00am Class 40043 Classical Guitar Solo, Recital Piece, (Intermediate) 16 years and under 1. Shawn Craig Penner Vals Francisco Cimadevilla

–11:00am Class 30222 Viola, Cello, or Double Bass Repertoire Class, (Intermediate) 17 years and under 1. Meika Sonntag Märchenbilder, mvmts 1, 2, 3 & 4 Robert Schumann

–11:00am Class 30382 Bach Solo, Violin, Unaccompanied, (Intermediate) 17 years and under (P) 1. Virginia Hector Sonata No. 1 in G minor, Fuga, BWV 1001 Johann Sebastian Bach 2. Asta Hovdestad Sonata No. 1 in G minor, Adagio, BWV 1001 Johann Sebastian Bach

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STRINGS Friday, April 24, 2020 7:00pm Room 139 – Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Oleg Pokhanovski

7:00pm Class 30802 String Duet, (Intermediate) 17 years and under 1. Meika Sonntag & Virginia Hector Intermezzo, op. 39, no. 5 Reinhold Glière

–7:00pm Class 30390 Bach Solo, Viola or Cello, Unaccompanied, (Senior) Open (P) 1. Alaina Majewski Suite No. 3, in C major, Prelude, BWV 1009 Johann Sebastian Bach

–7:00pm Class 30380 Bach Solo, Violin, Unaccompanied, (Senior) Open (P) 1. Eleanor Hector Partita No. 2 in d minor, BWV 11004 Johann Sebastian Bach

8:00pm Class 03823 String Quartet, (Junior) 14 years and under (D) 1. Natalisha Zakreski, Sarah Yan, Leo Zheng, Katherine Achtzehner Quartet in G major, K. 156, mvmt 2 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart 2. Julia Grant, Eva Markatos, Nania van der Merwe, Kiersten Schack Quartet in B-flat major, K. 159, mvmt 2 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

8:00pm Class 30833 String Ensemble, (Intermediate) 16 years and under 1. Virginia Hector, Bridget Alexander, Asta Hovdestad, Catherine McLellan Quartet in F major, op. 18, no. 1, mvmt 2 Ludwig van Beethoven 2. Catherine McLellan, Ilana van der Merwe, Alexander Olson, Arden Meng Adagio Tomaso Albinoni, arr. Do Kien Cuong

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STRINGS Saturday, April 25, 2020 9:00am Room 139 – Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Oleg Pokhanovski

9:00am Class 30009 Violin Solo, (Primary) 10 years and under (Test Pieces Only) 1. Kelsey McGregor Theme from Witches Dance Niccolò Paganini 2. Shivani Gandhi Theme from Witches Dance Niccolò Paganini

–9:00am Class 30251 Cello Repertoire Class, (Primary) 8 years and under 1. James Halabuza Musette from English Suite no. 3 Johann Sebastian Bach Minuet and Trio, WoO 10, no. 3 Ludwig van Beethoven arr. Watson Forbes

–9:00am Class 30509 Violin Solo, Recital Piece, (Primary) 10 years and under 1. Daniel Hsu Humoresque Antonín Dvořák 2. Kim Illingworth Air Varié Oskar Rieding 3. Henry Marshall Donkey Doodle William Kroll

9:50am Class 30103 Concerto/Concerted Work for Violin and Orchestra, (Intermediate) 16 years and under 1. Maelle Magnan Koi Nidrei, op. 47 Max Bruch

–9:50am Class 20503 Violin Solo, Recital Piece, (Intermediate) 16 years and under 1. Sung Park Adoration Felix Borowski 2. Jayden Chai Praeludium and Allegro Fritz Kreisler

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10:45am Class 30207 Violin Repertoire Class, (Elementary) 12 years and under 1. Leo Zheng Concerto in G major, Hob. Vlla: 4 Joseph Haydn

–10:45am Class 30205 Violin Repertoire Class, (Junior) 14 years and under 1. Christie Chow Concerto in G major, op. 3, no. 3, mvmt 1 Antonio Vivaldi Sonata in D minor ; Gigue Francesco Maria Veracini 2. Hannah Svenson Humoresque Antonín Dvořák Bourrée Johann Sebastian Bach 3. Brooklyn Mann Mazurka, mvmt 1 Emil Mlynarski Meditation from Thaïs Jules Massenet 4. Kelvin Chai Mazurka Emil Mlynarski Adoration by Felix Borowski

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STRINGS Saturday, April 25, 2020 1:30pm Room 139 – Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Oleg Pokhanovski

1:30pm Class 30809 String Duet, (Primary) 10 years and under 1. Teagan Freeburn & Velare Freeburn Allegro Shinichi Suzuki

–1:30pm Class 20807 String Duet, (Elementary) 12 years and under 1. Mathis Chu & Alexander Olson Concerto in G minor for Two Cellos, RV 531, mvmt 1 Antonio Vivaldi

–1:30pm Class 30805 String Duet, (Junior) 14 years and under 1. Eva Markatos & Nania van der Merwe Concerto for two violins, BWV 1043, mvmt 1 Johann Sebastian Bach 2. Natalisha Zakreski & Sarah Yan Duo No. 1 in C major, mvmt 1 Ludwig van Beethoven

* * * 2:30pm Class 30209 Violin Repertoire Class, (Primary) 10 years and under 1. Keifer Smith Concerto in B minor, op. 35 Oskar Rieding

–2:30pm Class 30209 Violin Repertoire Class, (Primary) 10 years and under 1. Katherine Achtzehner Nocturne, op. 186, no. 1 Johann Wenzel Kalliwoda

–3:00pm Class 40086 Classical Guitar Solo, RCM/CC, Grade 4, any age 1. Shawn Craig Penner Divertimento, op. 40, no. 11 Mauro Giuliani 2. Shauntell Craig Penner Rondo op. 241, no. 34 Ferdinando Carulli

–3:00pm Class 30837 String Ensemble, (Elementary) 12 years and under 1. Lena Conway, Rose-Léa Magnan & Zoe Cunningham À la Claire fontaine Traditional

–3:00pm Class 30835 String Ensemble, (Junior) 14 years and under 1. Nania van der Merwe, Eva Markatos, Julia Grant & Kiersten Schack Quartet in F minor, op. 20, no. 5, mvmt 4 Joseph Haydn

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STRINGS Saturday, April 25, 2020 4:00pm Room 139 – Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Oleg Pokhanovski

4:00pm Class 30700 String Solo, RCM/CC, Grade 10, any age 1. Alaina Majewski Sonata in C major, op. 102, no. 4, mvmt 1 Ludwig van Beethoven

–4:00pm Class 10003 SMFA Senior Excellence String Solo 1. Meika Sonntag Concerto in C minor, mvmt 1 Cecil Forsyth

–4:00pm Class 10008 SMFA Senior Excellence Chamber Group Class 1. Virginia Hector, Bridget Alexander, Asta Hovdestad, Catherine McLellan String Quartet in F major, op. 18, no. 1 mvmt 1 Ludwig van Beethoven

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Vocal 1

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Robyn Joanne Hounsell

Vocal 1 Adjudicator Joanne Hounsell has enjoyed a successful career in music and theatre for the past 30 years. During that time, she has shared her passion for the performing arts as a principle artist, educator and producer. Joanne holds a Master of Music in Voice (UBC) and an Artist Diploma from the University of Toronto. She continued her theatre training at the Banff School of Fine Arts and as a professional young artist in the Canadian Opera Company Ensemble Studio.

Her vocal and dramatic talents have secured her prominent engagements with major opera companies and symphonies including the Canadian Opera Company; L’Opéra de Montréal; Pacific Opera; Calgary, Edmonton and Manitoba Opera; National Arts Centre Orchestra and the Stratford Festival. Ms. Hounsell has been featured in a Debut Solo Recital with CBC Radio at the National Arts Centre & National Gallery. She received the Sylva Gelber award from Canada Council as outstanding musician 1996 and the Maureen Forrester Award for artistic excellence from the Stratford Festival. She has studied with Norma Newton and Warren Jones in New York and her mentor Dixie Ross Neill in Toronto, ON. Ms. Hounsell was the Head of Voice at the Victoria Conservatory of Music and has taught voice at the University of Lethbridge, University of Victoria and Carousel Theatre School. Recently Ms. Hounsell joined the College of Examiners with the Royal Conservatory of Music in Toronto, ON. She has been a member of Canadian Actors Equity for over 25 years and a member of ACTRA, NATS and BCRMTA. Her students have been recognized for outstanding achievement at the provincial, national and international level as emerging artists and professional artists. The key influences in her life are the love of music, a believe in the importance of the arts, the training of young artists and a passion for nurturing the arts at all levels.

Marc Buchholz – Regina Resident & New Sponsor of the 2020 RMF

Mission Statement

"It is my hope to inspire all members of our Regina community to assume roles of volunteerism, leadership and philanthropy throughout the arts - no matter how big or

small those roles may be. The strength of our arts community is not something that is granted to us, but rather a direct reflection of how much we value its importance. It is a

pleasure to be a part of the Regina Music Festival community."

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Vocal 1 Scholarships

Descriptions as well as details regarding eligibility and selection criteria are available on the RMFA website, www.reginamusicfestival.org.

Mark J. Buchholz Italian Language Intermediate Vocal Scholarship - $100 Juventus Choir Inc. (1994-2012) Intermediate Canadian Vocal Scholarship - $100 Juventus Choir Inc. (1994 – 2012) Intermediate Vocal Scholarship - $100 Juventus Choir Inc. (1994 – 2012) Intermediate Vocal Scholarship for French or German Repertoire - $100 Regina Musical Club Goldman Intermediate Vocal Award - $100 Kramer Intermediate Vocal Folk Song Scholarship - $150 Juventus Choir Inc. (1994 – 2012) Intermediate Vocal Duet/Trio Scholarship - $150 Clare Newman Memorial Intermediate Vocal Scholarship - $250 Winifred Frost Memorial Intermediate Vocal Scholarship - $500 Triple Links Rebekah Lodge #136 Vocal Scholarship - $250 Grade B Senior Vocal Concert Group Scholarship - $200 Dianne and Brian Burrows Grade B Senior Vocal Scholarship - $200 Dan A. Cameron Memorial Male Vocal Scholarship - $100 Thomas & Donald Hatton Rose Bowl Senior Vocal Award - $100 Juventus Choir Inc. (1994 – 2012) Senior Vocal French Melodie Scholarship - $150 Diana Woolrich Senior Vocal Duet/Trio Scholarship - $200 Hardwicke Memorial Grade A Senior Vocal Scholarship - $200 Kramer Folk Song Scholarship - $200 Gordon Bintner Senior Vocal Oratorio Scholarship - $250 Myrtle Root Memorial Senior Canadian Vocal Scholarship - $250 Lieder Vocal Scholarship - $200 Bradley Moore Senior Vocal Scholarship - $400

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VOCAL 1 Wednesday, April 29, 2020 7:00pm Room 210: Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Joanne Hounsell

7:00pm Class 15203 Operatic Solo, Any Female voice, (Intermediate) 16 years and under 1. Grace Liu Che faro senza Euridice (Orfeo ed Euridice) Christoph Willibald Gluck 2. Rebekah Livingston Bel piacere (Rinaldo) George Friderich Handel

7:30pm Class 15123 Oratorio/Sacred Aria, Any Female voice, (Intermediate) 16 years and under 1. Elizabeth Booker Quia respexit humilitatem, BWV 243 (Magnificat) Johann Sebastian Bach 2. Grace Liu Esurientes implevit bonis, BWV 243 (Magnificat) Johann Sebastian Bach

–7:30pm Class 15122 Oratorio/Sacred Aria, Any Female voice, (Intermediate) 17 years and under 1. Victoria Stroeder Let the Bright Seraphim (Samson) George Friderich Handel

8:00pm Class 15130 Oratorio/Sacred Aria, Any Male voice, (Senior) Open (P) 1. William Matthews Total Eclipse (Samson) George Friderich Handel

–8:00pm Class 15110 Vocal Solo, J.S. Bach, Any voice, (Senior) Open (P) 1. Benton Froc Mache dich, mein Herze, rein (Matthäus-Passion) Johann Sebastian Bach

–8:00pm Class 15120 Oratorio/Sacred Aria, Any Female voice, (Senior) Open (P) 1. Eva Neudorf So Shall the Lute and Harp Awake (Judas Maccabaeus) Johann Sebastian Bach

8:30pm Class 15320 Vocal Solo, French Art Song, Any Voice, (Senior) Open (P) 1. James Kevin Raquion Le Secret, op. 23/3 Gabriel Fauré 2. Katherine Zimmer Si mes vers avaient des ailes Reynaldo Hahn 3. William Matthews Soupir Henri Duparc 4. Benton Froc Lydia, op. 4, no. 2 Gabriel Fauré

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VOCAL 1 Wednesday, April 29, 2020 7:00pm Room 210: Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Joanne Hounsell

9:00am Class 15301 Vocal Solo, Art Song, Any voice, (Senior) 18 years and under 1. Alexandra Baird Verborgenheit Hugo Wolf

–9:00am Class 15302 Vocal Solo, Art Song, Any voice, (Intermediate) 17 years and under 1. Anika Farrell Ich liebe dich, WoO 123 Ludwig van Beethoven 2. Grace Podbielski An Die Musik Franz Schubert

9:30am Class 15303 Vocal Solo, Art Song, Any voice, (Intermediate) 16 years and under 1. Virginia Hector Fiocca la neve Pietro Cimara 2. Cora Lockert Ecstasy Amy Beach 3. Tori Mahnke Il pleure dans mon Coeur Claude Debussy 4. Rebekah Livingston L’heure exquise Reynaldo Hahn

* * * 10:05am Class 01605 Vocal Solo, American Art Song, Any voice (Intermediate) 17 years and under (D) 1. Elizabeth Booker There will be stars John Duke 2. Tori Mahnke Shelling peas John Duke 3. Ross Van De Weyer The monk and his cat, op. 29, no. 8 Samuel Barber

10:40am Class 15422 Folk Song or Folk Ballad, Any voice, (Intermediate) 17 years and under (P) 1. Grace Podbielski The Salley Gardens Anonymous, arr. Benjamin Britten 2. Annika Farrell Jeunes fillettes Anonymous, arr. Jean-Baptiste Théodore Weckerlin 3. Grace Orlic She’s Like the Swallow Anonymous, arr. Carl Strommen 4. Elizabeth Booker She Moved Through the Fair Irish traditional 5. Olivia Hope The Last Rose of Summer Richard Alfred Miliken, setting Friedrich von Flotow 6. Ross Van De Weyer The Last Rose of Summer Irish Traditional, arr. Benjamin Britten 7. Grace Liu How Sweet the Answer Irish Traditional, arr. Benjamin Britten 8. Erica Leo Climbin’ Up the Mountain Anonymous, arr. Patsy Ford Simms

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VOCAL 1 Thursday, April 30, 2020 1:30pm Room 139: Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Joanne Hounsell

1:30pm Class 15423 Folk Song or Folk Ballad, Any voice, (Intermediate) 16 years and under 1. Virginia Hector The Gartan Mother’s Lullaby Anonymous, arr. Herbert Hughes 2. Rebekah Livingston The Little Horses Anonymous, arr. Aaron Copland

–1:30pm Class 15483 Vocal Solo, Saskatchewan Repertoire, Any voice, (Intermediate) 16 years and under 1. Grace Liu Lost David L. McIntyre

–1:30pm Class 15482 Vocal Solo, Saskatchewan Repertoire, Any voice, (Intermediate) 17 years and under 1. Erica Leo A Birthday Robert Ursan

2:05pm Class 15453 Vocal Solo, Canadian Repertoire, Any voice, (Intermediate) 16 years and under 1. Tori Mahnke Lost David L. McIntyre

–2:05pm Class 15454 Vocal Solo, Canadian Repertoire, Any voice, (Intermediate) 15 years and under 1. Sydney Brûlé-Head Prairie Boy, Prairie Boy Morris Surdin 2. Cora Lockert Tango d’amour Lé0 Le Sieur

2:35pm Class 15354 Special Lieder, Any voice, Open 1. Tori Mahnke Die Nacht, op. 10, no. 3 Richard Strauss

–2:35pm Class 15020 Soprano Solo, (Senior) Grade B (P) (Test Pieces Only) 1. Katherine Zimmer Vado, ma dove, K.583 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Widmung, op. 25, no. 1 Robert Schumann

* * * 3:10pm Class 15404 Vocal Solo, Recital Piece, Any voice, (Intermediate) 15 years and under 1. Danielle Daunheimer Ya Canta el Ave (Los Jardineros) Luis Misón 2. Cora Lockert Caro Moi Ben Giuseppe Giordani 3. Sydney Brûlé-Head D’une prison Reynaldo Hahn 4. Olivia Baron Si Dolce è il tormento Claudio Monteverdi 5. Virginia Hector Strike the viol Henry Purcell

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VOCAL 1 & PIANO 1 Thursday, April 30, 2020 7:00pm Room 210, Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicators: Alan Crane & Joanne Hounsell

7:00pm Class 15350 Lieder, Any voice and Piano Ensemble, (Senior) Open (P) 1. William Matthews & Mark Louis Ancheta Der Atlas, Schwanengesang D957 Franz Schubert

VOCAL 1 Thursday, April 30, 2020 7:30pm Room 139: Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Joanne Hounsell

7:30pm Class 15402 Vocal Solo, Recital Piece, Any voice, (Intermediate) 17 years and under

1. Erica Leo Cara è la Rose e Vaga Andrea Falconieri 2. Tillie Mayer Zueignung Richard Strauss 3. Anika Farrell The Greatest Man Charles Ives 4. Allison Mac Murray Go Way from My Window John Jacob Niles

8:05pm Class 01593 Vocal Solo, Recital Piece, Adult Beginner (D) 1. Susan Gorges L’énamourée Reynaldo Hahn 2. Greg Swanson Im wunderschönen Monat Mai, op. 48 Robert Schumann

–8:05pm Class 01595 Vocal Solo, Recital Piece, Adult Advanced (D) 1. Helen Chang Qui sedes ad dexteram Patris RV 589: Gloria Antonio Vivaldi 2. Alison Purdy Le chat 1 : V (Six Mélodies sur des poésies symbolistes) Henri Sauguet

–8:05pm Class 01591 Vocal Solo, RCM/CC, Adult Intermediate (D) 1. Helen Chang Danny Boy Anonymous, arr. Jeff Smallman

–8:05pm Class 01597 Opera/Oratorio, Adult Advanced (D) 1. Alison Purdy Il mio ben quando verrrà (Nina, o sia La Pazza per Amore) Giovanni Paisiello

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VOCAL 1 Friday, May 1, 2020 1:30pm Room 210: Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Joanne Hounsell

1:30pm Class 15062 Male Solo, High or Low Voice, (Intermediate) 16 years and under (Test Pieces Only) 1. Juan Tonita Charriez Le Charme Ernest Chausson Bells of San Marie John Ireland

–1:30pm Class 15046 Female Solo, High Voice, (Intermediate) 15 years and under (Test Pieces Only) 1. Sydney Brûlé-Head Lachen und Weinen, op. 59, no. 4 Franz Schubert Oiseaux, si tous les ans, K. 307 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

–1:30pm Class 15043 Female Solo, Low Voice, (Intermediate) 17 years and under (P) (Test Pieces Only) 1. Grace Liu Bird of Dawning David L. McIntyre Del Goder la Bella Speme (Arsilda, Regina di Ponto) Antonio Vivaldi

–1:30pm Class 15042 Female Solo, High Voice, (Intermediate) 17 years and under (P) (Test Pieces Only) 1. Elizabeth Booker Sonnet 18 Robert Ursan Un moto di giola, K. 579 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart 2. Tori Mahnke Sonnet 18 Robert Ursan Il mio bel foco…quella fiamma che m’accende Francesco Bartolomeo Conti 3. Oliva Hope Sonnet 18 Robert Ursan Die Zufriedenheit, k. 473 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

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2:50pm Class 15093 Vocal Solo, Sacred Repertoire, Any voice, (Intermediate) 16 years and under 1. Olivia Baron Zion’s Walls John G. McCurry, arr. Aaron Copland 2. Elizabeth Booker The Crucifixion Samuel Barber 3. Danielle Daunheimer Ave Maria Franz Schubert

–2:50pm Class 15081 Vocal Solo, Sacred, Any voice, (Intermediate) 17 years and under (Test Pieces Only) 1. Grace Orlic Morning Has Broken Anonymous, arr. Forrest Kinney

3:20pm Class 15500 Vocal Solo, RCM/CC, Grade 10, Any age 1. Tori Mahnke Das Veilchen, K. 476 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

–3:20pm Class 15401 Vocal Solo, Recital Piece, Any voice, (Senior) 18 years and under 1. Alexandra Baird Le Secret, op. 23, no. 3 Gabriel Fauré

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VOCAL 1 Friday, May 1, 2020 7:00pm Room 210: Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Joanne Hounsell

7:00pm Class 15603 Vocal Duet, (Intermediate) 16 years and under 1. Elizabeth Booker & Julianne Booker The Thought of Higher Things Robert Ursan 2. Lindsay Van De Weyer & Ross Van De Weyer Turn Then Thine Eyes Henry Purcell, arr. Victor Prahl

–7:00pm Class 15642 Vocal Trio, (Intermediate) 17 years and under 1. Claire Booker, Julianne Booker & Elizabeth Booker Alouette Anonymous, arr. Dave & Jean Perry 2. Tori Mahnke, Grace Liu & Ross Van De Weyer Soave sia il vento (Cosi Fan Tutte) K. 588 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

–7:00pm Class 15600 Vocal Duet, (Senior) Open 1. Benton Froc & William Matthews Intermezzo, op. 74, no. 2 Robert Schumann

7:40pm Class 15210 Operatic Solo, Any Male voice, (Senior) Open (P) 2. Benton Froc Hai già vinta la causa… Vedrò, mentr’io sospiro (Le Nozze de Figaro) Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart 3. William Matthews De’ miei bollenti spiriti (La Traviata) Giuseppe Verdi

–7:40pm Class 15200 Eva Neudorf 1. Eva Neudorf Ah Je veux vivre (Roméo et Juliette) Charles Gounod

8:20pm Class 01000 Bradley-Moore Senior Vocal Scholarship Competition (D) 1. Eva Neudorf So Shall the Lute and Harp Awake (Judas Maccabaeus) George Frideric Handel Vos me Mata̒steis (Cuatro Madrigales Amatorios) Joaquin̒ Rodrigo Verborgenheit Hugo Wolf Ah Je Veux Vivre (Romeo et Juliette) Charles Gounod 2. Katherine Zimmer Vaga Luna che Inargenti Vincenzo Bellini Widmung, op. 25, no. 1 Robert Schumann Si mes vers avaient des ailes Reynaldo Hahn Sure on This Shining Night, op. 13, no. 3 Samuel Barber The Year’s at the Spring, op. 44, no. 1 Amy Beach 3. Benton Froc Warm as the Autumn Light (The Ballad of Baby Doe) Douglas Moore Sylvie, op. 6, no. 3 Gabriel Fauré In Waldeseinsamkeit, op. 85, no. 6 Johannes Brahms Hai già Vinta la Causa… Vedrò, mentr’io sospiro (Le Nozze de Figaro) Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

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VOCAL 1 Saturday, May 2, 2020 9:00am Room 210: Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Joanne Hounsell

9:00am Class 15384 Concert Group, (Intermediate) 16 years and under 1. Virginia Hector Love in Three Tongues: Romance, no. 1 (Deux Romances) Claude Debussy Spirate, pur spirate Stefano Donaudy Liebst du um Schönheit, op. 12, no. 4 Clara Schumann 2. Juan Tonita-Charriez Inolvidable Julio Gutierrez Amor Perdido Pedro Flores

–9:00am Class 15403 Vocal Solo, Recital Piece, Any voice, (Intermediate) 16 years and under 1. Tori Mahnke Chevaux de bois Claude Debussy

9:45am Class 15381 Concert Group, Grade B, (Senior) Open (P) 1. Katherine Zimmer Title: An American Sampler – A Lucky Child (At the Statue of Venus Jake Heggie The Year’s at the Spring, op. 44, no. 1 Amy Beach Sure on this Shining Night, op. 13, no. 3 Samuel Barber

* * * 9:45am Class 15383A Concert Group, (Intermediate) 17 years and under (P) 1. Victoria Stroeder Les Berceaux, op. 23, no. 1 Gabriel Fauré Sérénade Italienne, op. 2, no. 1 Ernest Chausson Goodnight Moon Eric Whitacre 2. Ross Van De Weyer Let Beauty Awake (Songs of Travel) Ralph Vaughan Williams The Roadside Fire (Songs of Travel) Ralph Vaughan Williams The Infinite Shining Heavens (Songs of Travel) Ralph Vaughan Williams Bright is the Ring of Words (Songs of Trave) Ralph Vaughan Williams 3. Olivia Hope Cantique Nadia Boulanger Au bord de la route Nadia Boulanger Chanson – Les lilas sont en folie Nadia Boulanger

* * * 10:55am Class 15383B Concert Group, (Intermediate) 17 years and under (P) 1. Grace Liu Water Legends: Lorelei Clara Schumann Chanson des sirens, H. 63 Arthur Honegger The seal man Rebecca Clarke 2. Elizabeth Booker Sérénade Italienne, op. 2, no. 5 Gabriel Fauré Ständchen, op. 106, no. 1 Johannes Brahms La serenata Paolo Tosti 3. Anika Farrell My Name is Barbara (I Hate Music) Leonard Bernstein Jupiter Has Seven Moons (I Hate Music) Leonard Bernstein

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I Hate Music (I Hate Music) Leonard Bernstein I’m a Person Too (I Hate Music) Leonard Bernstein 4. Tori Mahnke In the beginning (Of Gods and Cats) Jake Heggie Chanson du chat, op. 45, no. 1 Jean Absil Chanson du chat (Ludions) Erik Satie

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VOCAL 1 Saturday, May 2, 2020 1:30pm Room 210: Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Joanne Hounsell

1:30pm Class 15400 Vocal Solo, Recital Piece, Any voice, (Senior) Open 1. Katherine Zimmer Vaga luna che inargenti Vincenzo Bellini

–1:30pm Class 15300 Vocal Solo, Art Song, Any voice, (Senior) Open 1. James Kevin Raquion The Vagabond (Songs of Travel No. 1) Ralph Vaughan Williams 2. Eva Neudorf Vos me matásteis (Cuatro madrigals amatorios) Joaquín Rodrigo

2:00pm Class 15505 Vocal Solo, RCM/CC, Grade 5, Any age 1. Grace Orlic Forty Little Birdies Donna Rhodenizer

–2:00pm Class 15527 Vocal Solo, Any voice, Contemporary, Grade 3, Any age 1. Emily MacGregor Singin’ in the Rain (Singin’ in the Rain) Nacio Herb Brown

–2:00pm Class 15522 Vocal Solo, Any voice, Contemporary, Grade 8, Any age 1. Rebekah Livingston Impossible Steve Allen

2:30pm Class 01598 Concert Group, Adult Intermediate (D) 1. Jade Gritzfeld For the Love of a Rose (Mei guei san yan Rose’s Three Wishes) Huang Zi Heidenröslein, D. 257 Franz Schubert La rosa y el sauce Carlos Guastavino

–2:30pm Class 01599 Concert Group, Adult Advanced (D) 1. Helen Chang La confusion et la félicité Piece 1: Si vous n’avez rien à me dire Camile Saint-Saëns Beau Soir Claude Debussy Sérénade Charles Gounod 2. Alison Purdy Fairy Tales and Myths – La belle au bois dormant Jane Vieu La belle au bois dormant Félix Fourdrain Dans la forêt du charme et de l’enchantement, op. 36, no. 2 Ernest Chausson Hébé, op. 2, no. 6 Ernest Chausson

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Sarah Hall

Vocal 2 Adjudicator As both a soloist and chamber musician, Sarah Hall appears regularly with Polycoro, one of Canada’s premier chamber choirs, as well as Canzona Winnipeg), and the Brandon Chamber Players. She has also sung internationally, most notably at Il Festival dei Due Mondi (Spoleto, Italy), Boston Cecelia, The Cantata Singers and Ensemble (Boston), and The Bridge Ensemble (Philadelphia). She has sung the batons of such distinguished conductors as Tamara Brooks, Paolo Carignani, Henry Engbrecht, Janet Galvàn, John Harbison, David Hoose, Stephen Mercurio, Donald Nally, Alice Parker, Daniel Pinkham, Donald Teeters, And Constantina Tsolainou, to name a new. Recent solo appearances include Messiah with Canzona and the Winnipeg Symphony, Oleska Lozowchuk’s Waters of Rest with Polycoro (broadcast by CBC), and the world premier of Ken Nichols’ Letters from Home at the Clear Lake Chamber Music Festival.

As a conductor and coach, Sarah has worked with the Westman Youth Choir, Brandon University Women’s Voices, Boston Early Music Festival, VoicesBoston, and Cantata Singers Chamber Music Series (Boston).

As Assistant Professor of Music at Brandon University, Sarah teaches voice, diction, and vocal chamber music. In addition to her work at the University, Sarah appears regularly as an adjudicator and clinician for voice, speech arts and choir. Sarah is delighted to work with students of all ages and abilities to help them grow as performers! Sarah is also a busy mom of Sophie (11) and Rose (6) and wife to drummer, Eric Platz, also a professor at Brandon University.

Sarah holds Master’s Degrees in Vocal Pedagogy and Musicology from the New England Conservatory of Music (Boston), and a Bachelor’s Degree in Voice Performance from West Chester University of Pennsylvania.

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Vocal 2 Scholarships

Descriptions as well as details regarding eligibility and selection criteria are available on the RMFA website, www.reginamusicfestival.org.

SRMTA Regina Branch Primary Vocal Canadian Music Scholarship - $50

Marjorie Burns Primary Folk Song Scholarship - $100

SRMTA Regina Branch Primary/Elementary Vocal Scholarship for a Foreign Language - $50

Dorothy Goldman Elementary Vocal Scholarship - $100

Juventus Choir Inc. (1994-2012) Elementary Vocal Canadian Scholarship – $100

Marjorie Burns Elementary Vocal Folk Song Scholarship - $100

SRMTA Regina Branch Elementary Vocal Scholarship - $100

Juventus Choir Inc. (1994 – 2012) Junior Vocal Scholarship for Italian, German, French or Spanish Repertoire - $75

Diana Woolrich Primary/Elementary/Junior Vocal Duet/Trio Scholarship - $150

Audrey Patterson Memorial Junior Vocal Scholarship - $100

Kramer Junior Vocal Folk Song Scholarship - $100

Sylvia Yam Memorial Junior Vocal Canadian Scholarship - $100

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VOCAL 2 Friday, April 24, 2019 9:00am Room 210, Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Sarah Hall

9:00am Class 15458 Vocal Solo, Canadian Repertoire, Any voice (Elementary) 11 years and under 1. Charleigh Embury On the Back of an Eagle Nancy Telfer 2. Ava Starkebaum My Cedar Canoe Martha Hill Duncan 3. Maggie Mullock The Star Martha Hill Duncan 4. Chloe Brûlé-Head You’ll Be Sorry David L. McIntyre 5. Lena Tymchak Spring is singing in the Garden William Henry Anderson 6. Hezia Svenson On the Back of an Eagle Nancy Telfer 7. Isree Aroonwilas Singin’ the Blues Donna Rhodenizer

9:50am Class 15487 Vocal Solo, Saskatchewan Repertoire, Any voice, (Elementary) 12 years and under 1. Keira Mahnke You’ll Be Sorry David L. McIntyre

–9:50am Class 15457 Vocal Solo, Canadian Repertoire, Any voice (Elementary) 12 years and under

1. Sascha Myles Petite souris Pierre Bernec

2. Jacob Wiskar You’ll Be Sorry David L. McIntyre

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10:25am Class 01604 Vocal Solo, American Art Song, Any voice (Junior) 14 years and under (D) 1. Lesya Myles I Carry Your Heart John Duke 2. Donald Alexander Brother Will, Brother John John Sacco

–10:25am Class 15305 Vocal Solo, Art Song, Any voice, (Junior) 14 years and under 1. Lesya Myles Ici-bas, op. 8, no. 3 Gabriel Fauré 2. Anneka McLaren L’été Ruth Watson Henderson 3. Telia Lafontaine The Path to the Moon Eric Thiman 4. Lindsay Van De Weyer Mai, op. 1, no. 2 Gabriel Fauré 5. Reese Nelson L’été Ruth Watson Henderson

11:15am Class 15431 Folk Song or Folk Ballad, Any voice, (Primary) 8 years and under 1. Sofia Yan Au clair de la lune Akiko and Forrest Kinney 2. Catrina Chen Jack was every inch a sailor Anonymous, arr. Linda Fletcher 3. Natalie Ramsay To the Sky Anonymous, arr. Carl Strommen 4. Isabel Neovard A la Claire fontaine Anonymous, arr. Pierre Gallant 5. Mila Wanner Margery Maketh the Tea Anonymous, arr. William Henry Anderson

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VOCAL 2 Friday, April 24, 2019 1:30pm Room 210, Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Sarah Hall

1:30pm Class 15429 Folk Song or Folk Ballad, Any voice, (Primary) 10 years and under 1. Alexandra Myles Vuela, suspiro Anonymous, arr. Bruce Trinkley 2. Zoey Tessier Amazing Grace Early American Melody, arr. Jay Althouse 3. Kaitlyn Cai Auprès de ma blonde Anonymous, arr. Akiko and Forrest Kinney 4. Aadersha Bhandari O Give Me Wings (O Waly Waly) Anonymous, arr. Mark Patterson

2:00pm Class 15460 Vocal Solo, Canadian Repertoire, Any voice, (Primary) 9 years and under 1. Alexandra Myles The Swimmer Martha Hill Duncan

–2:00pm Class 15460 Vocal Solo, Canadian Repertoire, Any voice, (Primary) 8 years and under 1. Natalie Ramsay My Dog Spot Clifford Crawley 2. Catrina Chen On the back of an eagle Nancy Telfer 3. Claire Booker Computer cat Donna Rhodenizer 4. Kairui Ma The penguin ball Donna Rhodenizer

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2:40pm Class 15459 Vocal Solo, Canadian Repertoire, Any voice, (Primary) 10 years and under 1. Laura Roibu My Cedar Canoe Martha Hill Duncan 2. Kaitlyn Cai Cloud Dreams Martha Hill Duncan

–2:40pm Class 15463 Vocal Solo, Canadian Repertoire, Any voice, (Primary) 6 years and under 1. Lola Bottaro Cookie for Snip Burton Lowell Kurth

–2:40pm Class 15462 Vocal Solo, Canadian Repertoire, Any voice, (Primary) 7 years and under 1. Sofia Yan I need a home for my dinosaur Donna Rhodenizer 2. Isabel Neovard Cookie for Snip Burton Lowell Kurth

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VOCAL 2 Friday, April 24, 2019 3:30pm Room 210, Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Sarah Hall

3:30pm Class 15066 Male Solo, (Elementary) 12 years and under (Test Pieces Only) 1. Jacob Wiskar Olde Irish Blessing Linda Fletcher

–3:30pm Class 15064 Male Solo, High or Low Voice, (Junior) 14 years and under (Test Pieces Only) 1. Donald Alexander Foolish questions Anonymous, arr. Benjamin Culli

–3:30pm Class 15609 Vocal Duet, (Primary) 10 years and under 1. Kaitlyn Cai & Shailynn Li My Balloon D. Geoffrey Bell

–3:30pm Class 15645 Vocal Trio, (Junior) 14 years and under 1. Lesya Myles, Sascha Myles & Alexandra Myles Wynken Blynken and Nod Donna Gartman Schultz

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VOCAL 2 Friday, April 24, 2019 7:00pm Room 210, Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Sarah Hall

7:00pm Class 15409 Vocal Solo, Recital Piece, Any voice, (Primary) 10 years and under 1. Laura Roibu This Little Rose William Roy 2. Kalea Lafontaine Nel cor più non mi sento Giovanni Paisiello 3. Apurva Krishna Chaitanya Spring Song Frédéric Chopin

–7:00pm Class 15407 Vocal Solo, Recital Piece, Any voice, (Elementary) 12 years and under 1. Jacob Wiskar May Sunshine Light Your Way Sally Albrecht & Jay Althouse 2. Sascha Myles Nel cor più non mi sento Giovanni Paisiello

7:40pm Class 15408 Vocal Solo, Recital Piece, Any voice, (Elementary) 11 years and under 1. Chloe Brûlé-Head The Little Irish Girl Hermann Löhr 2. Maggie Mullock The Little Irish Girl Hermann Löhr 3. Ava Starkebaum A Pirate Song William R. Smith 4. Keira Mahnke The Tiger Sherri Porterfield

8:10pm Class 01575 Vocal Solo Italian, German, French or Spanish, (Junior) 14 years and under (D) 1. Danielle Daunheimer L’heure exquise Reynaldo Hahn 2. Julianne Booker Ninna nanna Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco 3. Donald Alexander Hébé, op. 2, no. 6 Ernest Chausson 4. Telia Lafontaine L’angel de la son Lamote de Grignon 5. Elia Scheper Già la notte s’avvicina Isabella Colbran 6. Lesya Myles Per la gloria d’adorarvi Giovanni Bononcini

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VOCAL 2 Saturday, April 25, 2019 9:00am Room 210, Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Sarah Hall

9:00am Class 01578 Vocal Solo in a language other than English, (Primary) 8 years and under (D) 1. Catrina Chen Ma bella bimba Anonymous, arr. Christine Donkin 2. Claire Booker Cara mamma Anonymous, arr. Christine Donkin 3. Sofia Yan Farfallina bella e Bianca Anonymous, arr. Christine Donkin

–9:00am Class 15413 Vocal Solo, Recital Piece, Any voice, (Primary) 6 years and under 1. Lola Bottaro Rabbits W. Herbert Belyea

9:25am Class 01577 Vocal Solo in a language other than English, (Primary) 10 years and under (D) 1. Kaitlyn Cai De colores Anonymous, arr. Linda Fletcher 2. Alexandra Myles Cara mamma Anonymous, arr. Christine Donkin 3. Kalea Lafontaine ¿Dónde vas, Alfonso Doce? Anonymous, arr. Akiko and Forrest Kinney

–9:25am Class 01576 Vocal Solo in a language other than English, (Elementary) 12 years and under (D) 1. Sascha Myles Schneeglöckchen, op. 79, no. 26 Robert Schmann 2. Keira Mahnke Chanson de Florian Benjamin Godard

* * * 10:15am Class 15425 Folk Song or Folk Ballad, Any voice, (Junior) 14 years and under 1. Anneka McLaren Harbour Grace Anonymous, arr. Keith Bissell 2. Lesya Myles The leather-winged bat American folk song, arr. Jake Heggie 3. Reese Nelson She’s Like the Swallow Canadian folk song, arr. Godfrey Ridout 4. Elia Scheper Auprès de ma blonde Anonymous, arr. Jay Althouse 5. Donald Alexander Mrs. Murphy’s Chowder Traditional Irish-American, arr. Benjamin Culli

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VOCAL 2 Saturday, April 25, 2019 10:55am Room 210, Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Sarah Hall

10:55am Class 15427 Folk Song or Folk Ballad, Any voice, (Elementary) 12 years and under 1. Sascha Myles Homeward Bound Marta Keen 2. Ava Starkebaum Cara mamma Anonymous, arr. Christine Donkin 3. Keira Mahnke El galán incognito Mexican Folk Song, arr. Edard Kilenyi 4. Charleigh Embury Étoile du ciel-Star Above Traditional American, arr. Donna Rhodenizer 5. Isaree Aroonwilas Shenandoah Anonymous, arr. Mark Mrozinski 6. Maggie Mullock No quiero casarme Anonymous, arr. Frank Campbell-Watson

VOCAL 2 Saturday, April 25, 2019 1:30pm Room 210, Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Sarah Hall

1:30pm Class 15054 Female Solo, (Primary) 10 years and under (Test Pieces Only) 1. Kaitlyn Cai The stars are with the voyager Jay Althouse

–1:30pm Class 15053 Female Solo, (Elementary) 11 years and under (Test Pieces Only) 1. Lena Tymchak Sweet Nightingale William Henry Anderson

–1:30pm Class 01603 Vocal Solo, American Art Song, Any voice (Elementary) 12 years and under (D) 1. Jacob Wiskar Flow Gently, Sweet Afton Jonathan Spilman 2. Chloe Brûlé-Head This Little Rose William Roy 3. Sascha Myles The cloak, the boat and the shoes Ben Moore

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VOCAL 2 Saturday, April 25, 2019 2:10pm Room 210, Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Sarah Hall

2:10pm Class 15309 Vocal Solo, Art song, Any voice, (Primary) 10 years and under 1. Alexandra Myles Winter Lin Marsh 2. Shailynn Li The Swimmer Martha Hill Duncan

–2:10pm Class 15410 Vocal Solo, Recital Piece, Any voice, (Primary) 9 years and under 1. Alexandra Myles Four is wonderful Ruth Watson Henderson 2. Zoey Tessier Computer Cat Donna Rhodenizer 3. Shailynn Li The rose and the butterfly Henry Clark

* * * 2:50pm Class 15411 Vocal Solo, Recital Piece, Any voice, (Primary) 8 years and under 1. Claire Booker The Swimmer Martha Hill Duncan 2. Kairui Ma The spider hunter William Henry Anderson 3. Catrina Chen The penguin ball Donna Rhodenizer 4. Natalie Ramsay Windy Weather Lin Marsh

3:30pm Class 15433 Folk Song or Folk Ballad, Any voice, (Primary) 6 years and under 1. Lola Bottaro L’inverno l’è passato Anonymous, arr. Stephen Chatman

–3:30pm Class 15412 Vocal Solo, Recital Piece, Any voice, (Primary) 7 years and under 1. Sofia Yan Underwater Lin Marsh

–3:30pm Class 15311 Vocal Solo, Art Song, Any voice, (Primary) 8 years and under 1. Kairui Ma Silver Moon Lin Marsh 2. Claire Booker Winter Lin Marsh 3. Mila Wanner Sea Song Gordon M. Fleming 4. Timothy Kyle Omolida Who has seen the wind Carol Kelley

–3:30pm Class 01602 Vocal Solo, American Art Song, Any voice (Primary) 10 years and under (D) 1. Alexandra Myles The stars are with the voyager Jay Althouse

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VOCAL 2 Sunday, April 26, 2019 9:00am Room 210, Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Sarah Hall

9:00am Class 15485 Vocal Solo, Saskatchewan Repertoire, Any voice, (Junior) 14 years and under 1. Julianne Booker And I shall rock thee Robert Ursan

–9:00am Class 15455 Vocal Solo, Canadian Repertoire, Any voice, (Junior) 14 years and under (P) 1. Elia Scheper And I shall rock thee Robert Ursan 2. Lindsay Van De Weyer Quilled sonnet James Wright 3. Lesya Myles The brook in February Martha Hill Duncan 4. Danielle Daunheimer Cool and Silent is the Lake Gladys Davenport 5. Donald Alexander There is sweet music Harry Norris 6. Julianne Booker Where leaps the Ste. Marie Martha Hill Duncan

9:50am Class 15055 Female Solo, (Primary) 9 years and under (Test Pieces Only) 1. Kassia Tymchak April’s a Lovely Lady Thomas Dunhill 2. Alexandra Myles I know where I’m going Anonymous, arr. Herbert Hughes

–9:50am Class 15307 Vocal Solo, Art Song, Any voice, (Elementary) 12 years and under 1. Sascha Myles Ninna nanna Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco 2. Maggie Mullock Monsieur Sans-Souci Francis Poulenc 3. Keira Mahnke A king of oaks Lin Marsh 4. Isaree Aroonwilas Colette Cécile Chaminade 5. Chloe Brûlé-Head Liebhaber in allen Gestalten, D. 558 Franz Schubert

* * * 10:50am Class 15405 Vocal Solo, Recital Piece, Any voice, (Junior) 14 years and under (P) 1. Donald Alexander Sebben crudele mi fai languir Antonio Caldara 2. Elia Scheper Sorge il sol! Che fai tu? Stefano Donaudy 3. Reese Nelson Un Moto Di Gioja, K. 579 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart 4. Danielle Daunheimer Der Nussbaum, op. 25, no. 3 Robert Schumann 5. Lesya Myles Es corredor Manuel Garcia 6. Lindsay Van De Weyer Spirate, pur spirate Stefano Donaudy 7. Julianne Booker Bluebird Rudolph Schirmer

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VOCAL 2 Sunday, April 26, 2019 1:30pm Room 210, Conservatory of Performing Arts Adjudicator: Sarah Hall

1:30pm Class 15097 Vocal Solo, Sacred Repertoire, Any voice, (Elementary) 12 years and under 1. Sascha Myles The gift of love Anonymous, arr. Hal Hopson 2. Kate Miezianko Pie Jesu Marcy Pyrtle, arr. Jay Althouse

–1:30pm Class 15900 Vocal Solo, Sacred Repertoire, Any voice, (Primary) 10 years and under 1. Johannah Livingston Gloria in Excelsis Robert B. Anderson 2. Kassia Tymchak All Things Bright and Beautiful Anonymous, arr. Akiko and Forrest Kinney

–1:30pm Class 80352 Family Music, Open 1. Elizabeth Booker, Julianne Booker, Leah Booker, Kathleen Booker, Claire Booker Merry-Go Round Robert Ursan

2:00pm Class 15406 Vocal Solo, Recital Piece, Any voice, (Junior) 13 years and under 1. Hannah Svenson Alma del core Antonio Caldara 2. Amber Fink Under the Greenwood Tree Arturo Buzzi-Peccia

–2:00pm Class 15095 Vocal Solo, Sacred Repertoire, Any voice, (Junior) 14 years and under 1. Donald Alexander There is a balm in Gilead Anonymous, arr. Mark Hayes 2. Elia Scheper The gift of love Anonymous, arr. Hal Hopson 3. Lily Hovdebo Kyrie Sherri Porterfield

–2:00pm Class 15083 Vocal Solo, Sacred, Any voice, (Junior) 14 years and under (Test Pieces Only) 1. Donald Alexander Somebody’s knockin’ at yo’ door Anonymous, arr. Moses Hogan

3:00pm Class 15529 Vocal Solo, Any voice, Contemporary, Grade 1, Any age 1. Kairui Ma Bibbidi-bobbidi-boo (Cinderella) All Hoffman, Mack David & Jerry Livingston

–3:00pm Class 15507 Vocal Solo, RCM/CC, Grade 3, Any age 1. Debina Sanyal The Stars Are With the Voyager Jay Althouse

–3:00pm Class 15526 Vocal Solo, Any voice, Contemporary, Grade 4, Any age 1. Johannah Livingston Different (Honk) George Stiles & Anthony Drew

–3:00pm Class 15523 Vocal Solo, Any voice, Contemporary, Grade 7, Any age 1. Donald Alexander I’ll be Fine (Vicious Circle) Robert Ursan

–3:00pm Class 15526 Vocal Solo, Any voice, Contemporary, Grade 4, Any age 1. Lesya Myles Dans un bois solitaire, K. 308 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart 141

Regina Music Festival 2020 Scholarship Guidelines The Regina Music Festival Association reserves the right to adjust any scholarship description that we may have erroneously presented online. It is our intention, at all times, to present each Scholarship in the exact detail laid down by the Scholarship donor. Should we have erred in the preparation of this document, our mistake will be rectified before the scholarship is awarded. Please find a full list of our scholarships and descriptions at www.reginamusicfestival.org.

Additional scholarships may be created between the publication of this Scholarship Listing and the annual Regina Music Festival. Every scholarship generously offered by our wonderful donors, will be made available to our deserving students at the time of the Festival. Please visit our website for a full listing of all scholarships.

REGULATIONS FOR SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS 1. Regina Music Festival Scholarship will be awarded to those who are eligible to enter the local festival in accordance with the SMFA regulations. 2. Not withstanding regulation 1 above, all scholarships offered at the Regina Music Festival are only available to participants 28 years and under. 3. Solo competitors must enter and compete in at least two solo competitions in the same discipline in order to be considered for scholarships in that discipline. This rule does not apply to the pianist in the lieder classes. For the purposes of general scholarship regulations, lieder classes are considered to be solo classes. Members of ensembles smaller than choirs, bands or orchestras must enter and compete in at least two ensemble (or solo) competitions in the same discipline in order to be considered for scholarships in that discipline. Choirs, bands and orchestras are expected to have entered two competitions within their respective disciplines in order to be eligible for scholarships in that discipline. 4. Competitors may not receive the same award more than two years in succession but will be eligible after a lapse of one year. Choirs, bands, or orchestras and ensembles are exempt from this regulation. 5. The maximum number of local awards a competitor may win in one year in one discipline is three, exclusive of the Regina Central Lions Scholarships, the Kinsmen Scholarships, the Festival Grand Award, the Donald & Claire Kramer Foundation Award and scholarships won as part of a duo or other small ensemble. 6. The decisions for awarding all scholarships and awards will be made by the adjudicators. Their decisions are final. 7. In the case of a tie for a scholarship, the final decision will be made by the adjudicator. 8. In the event that the competitor is not eligible for local scholarships, s/he can still win classes and proceed to Provincial Competitions as well as be recommended to compete for National Competitions. (See SMFA Syllabus for regulations and class descriptions)

ESTABLISHING NEW SCHOLARSHIPS Individuals or organizations wishing to sponsor new scholarships in the Regina Music Festival are invited to contact: Scholarship Committee Regina Music Festival Association c/o 1204-1830 College Ave Regina, SK S4P 1C2

Guidelines: Primary (10 and under) $50 - $100 Elementary (12 and under) $100 - $150 Junior (14 and under) $100 - $150 Intermediate (17 and under) $150 - $200 Senior (Open, 18 and under) $200 - $400

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