84th ANNUAL - Penticton Kiwanis Music Festival

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89th ANNUAL
PENTICTON KIWANIS MUSIC, DANCE
AND SPEECH ARTS FESTIVAL
PENTICTON, BRITISH COLUMBIA
March 7th to April 25, 2015
under the auspices of
THE OKANAGAN VALLEY MUSIC FESTIVAL
SOCIETY OF PENTICTON
PENTICTON KIWANIS MUSIC, DANCE AND SPEECH ARTS
FESTIVAL PRESENTS:
MUSIC & SPEECH ARTS HIGHLIGHTS & AWARDS CONCERT
Sponsored by the Penticton Academy of Music
Friday, April 24th at 6:30 p.m.
Cleland CommunityTheatre
Tickets available at the Festival Venues,
Penticton & District Community Arts Council (Leir House), and at the door
Ticket Price: $10.00 or 4 for $25 (Family rate)
DANCE HIGHLIGHTS & AWARDS CONCERT
Saturday, April 25th at 7:00 p.m.
Cleland Community Theatre
Tickets available at the Festival Dance Performances,
Penticton & District Community Arts Council (Leir House) and at the door
Ticket Price: $10.00 or 4 for $25 (Family rate)
The Kiwanis Club of Penticton is part of a world-wide service
organization, Kiwanis International, made up of men and women who
have the desire to become personally involved in making their
communities better places in which to live.
Okanagan Lake Promenade
Kiwanis Walking Pier
Brunswick Village
KIWANIS CLUB OF PENTICTON
“We Build”
Proud to Sponsor the
Penticton Kiwanis Music Festival
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Sponsors
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Purpose and Philosophy
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General Rules
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Adjudication Rules
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Programme Procedures
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Copyright Law
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Rules of Etiquette
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Rules of Protest
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The Festival Organization
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Scholarships, Bursaries, Awards
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Mayor’s letter of Welcome
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Provincial Festival
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Junior Piano
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Senior Piano
18
Classical Voice & Choral
28
Strings /Instrumental/Classical Guitar
35
April disciplines TBA
HIGHLIGHTS & AWARD CONCERT TICKETS
AVAILABLE AT FESTIVAL VENUES,
AND AT THE DOOR
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The 2015 Penticton Kiwanis Music, Dance & Speech Arts Festival
Acknowledges all the generous patrons, local business and individuals who provided us
with the means of making this year a success!
Our sincere appreciation for showing your continued support.
Gold Sponsors
Kiwanis Club of Penticton
Bronze Donors
Diamond Jubilee Chapter IODE
Kiwanis Club of Oliver
MV Dental Centre (Maryam Vojdani)
Penticton Foundry
Zias Stonehouse Restaurant
Supporters
Baker Family
John & Vivian Surkan
Naramata Community Choir
Penticton Academy of Music
South Okanagan Retired Teachers’ Association
Valley Wind & Reed
Enthusiasts
B.C. Registered Music Teachers
Dale Charles Physiotherapy
Dr. John & Helen Crowther
Dr. Tom & Kathleen Jasper
Don & Mavis Quaglia
McGladdery Family
Evelyn Carmichael
Ralph & Jan Webb
Okanagan Similkameen Concert Society (Community Concerts)
Tom & Pat Siddon
Special Thanks To:
Edis Computers, Penticton Herald, Penticton Western News
Penticton & District Community Arts Council , Winners Trophies
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PENTICTON KIWANIS MUSIC, DANCE AND SPEECH ARTS FESTIVAL
PURPOSE AND PHILOSOPHY
The purpose of the Penticton Kiwanis Music, Dance and Speech Arts Festival is to complement and enhance the learning/teaching
process. It provides an opportunity for students to perform their music, speech arts and dance achievements and to receive a
constructive, meaningful evaluation of their performances. In doing so, the Festival aims to foster and promote a lifelong interest and
appreciation for music, speech arts and dance.
In order to fulfill its purpose the Festival:
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establishes rules and categories for performance by consulting with teachers and provincial and national music festival
organizations.
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engages the services of professional adjudicators to provide constructive, written critique and competitive ranking.
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presents certificates, medallions, trophies, awards and scholarships to competitors based upon adjudicated results.
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provides a stepping-stone to provincial and national competition.
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presents Highlights Concerts to spotlight outstanding performances.
Cameras, video cameras, cellular phones, pagers, and tape recorders
are not permitted in Festival venues.
GENERAL RULES
1. The competitions shall be under the working management of the Penticton Kiwanis Music, Dance and Speech Arts Festival. All
matters arising out of and not provided in these rules and regulations shall be referred to the Festival Committee. The decision of
the Festival Committee in all matters shall be final and binding to all concerned.
2. Competitors must be bona fide residents of any place in the Interior of British Columbia; or bona fide residents of Northern British
Columbia east of Chilliwack, or bona fide residents of the Okanogan District of the State of Washington, which comprises from the
southern border of the Wenatchee District, north along the Columbia River to Brewster, then north along the Okanogan River to
the Border. Participants from other areas are welcome but will receive adjudication only and will not be eligible for awards or
to represent the festival at the Provincials.
3. All competitions are open to amateurs only (except classes which are open to all). The term “amateur” shall mean one whose
principle income is not derived from music or dance services. This condition does not apply to conductors of choirs, bands or
orchestras, nor to those bona fide students of music or dance who teach for the purpose of applying the money so earned to the
furtherance of their own education.
4. Competitors in Choral Societies, Choirs, Bands, or Orchestras must be bona fide members of their respective organizations.
5. All entrants in classes where age limits are set must see that their entry form is signed in the space provided by a parent, guardian
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or teacher. Age of competitors is determined as of December 31 before the upcoming Festival.
6. No competitor may compete in two different entries in the same class.
7. No competitor may select and perform the same piece in more than one class within the same discipline.
8. Any competitor repeating his or her winning entry in any class within three years will be eligible for adjudication only.
9. No individual competitor, except choral groups, will be allowed to use the Festival Halls for practice purposes while that discipline
is at that venue. Any disregard of this regulation will render the competitor liable for disqualification.
10. Classes may be divided or combined at the discretion of the Festival Committee.
11. Time limits shall be observed where such are specified.
12. Additional rules may apply in specific disciplines. Please check Syllabus.
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PROGRAME PROCEDURE AND ADJUDICATION
13. Communication with adjudicators on the part of competitors, teachers, or parents, except through the Music Festival Committee is
absolutely prohibited. Contradiction of this rule will result in disqualification.
14. Commercial advertising for the purpose of solicitation must be approved by the Festival Committee before it is displayed in any of
the Festival halls.
15. Competitors will be designated to the adjudicator by name and number, and shall not commence before the adjudicator gives the
signal.
16. The presiding secretary may require any competitor to certify that the regulations herein set out have been met. If an infringement
has occurred, no mark will be awarded but adjudication will be given.
17. The adjudicator’s decision in all matters of adjudication shall be final. The adjudicator may terminate any performance at will.
18. Immediately following the class, copies of music and adjudication sheets must be claimed (except dance). No certificates will be
mailed and the Festival assumes no responsibility for music left by competitors.
PROGRAMME PROCEDURE AND ADJUDICATION - MUSIC
19. Fifteen minutes before the commencement of a class, original copies of music are to be provided to the Door Secretary for the
adjudicator. If the adjudicator does not have a copy of the music for the duration of the performance, no mark will be given.
20. Music must be numbered every five bars and be clearly labeled with the class number, competitor's name and number.
21. Where “Own Choice” is specified, title and name of the composer must be given on the entry form. The adjudicator will take into
consideration the artistic value of the number chosen in solo classes, and its suitability to the individual.
22. No person will be allowed on the platform with the competitor except the Adjudicator’s Secretary and where necessary, the
accompanist and a page-turner.
23. Please make your own arrangements for accompaniment well in advance of the Festival.
24. Recorded accompaniment is not permitted in any voice class except choir and popular instrumental class.
25. Copied music may not be used except with the written permission of the copyright holder (composer or publisher). The
Federation of Music Festivals has now deemed it permissible to use photocopies for page turns as long as the original copy is
present at the performance. There must be two original copies present in the competition hall. Use of unauthorized copies will
result in disqualification. Adjudicators must have original published music or a properly authorized copy for the duration of the
performance in order to provide a mark. “Permission to Photocopy or Transcribe” letters and “Authorized Music” copies must be
brought to the Festival and given to the Door Secretary with the music. Sheet music downloaded from the Internet, may be used
at the Festival. However, proof of payment must be included for each copy used. (That is, if two copies are required, one for the
accompanist and one for the adjudicator, there must be proof of two purchases.)
26. Second copies of music that are handwritten to transcribe original music to another key will not be permitted unless authorization
is given by the copyright holder. Any competitor or accompanist violating copyright laws will be immediately disqualified.
27. Acceptance of an entry does not ensure eligibility. The adjudicator may disqualify any entry.
COPYRIGHT LAW
28. Use of unauthorized copies will result in disqualification.
29. Music that is out of print or difficult to acquire requires written permission from the publisher in order to be copied.
30. Publishing firms out of business generally transfer their copyright to other firms.
31. Permission to photocopy letters must be brought to the Festival and given to the Door Secretary with the music..
32. Video taping of dance performances is illegal without written permission from the choreographer.
RULES OF ETIQUETTE
33. Absolute silence is required during the competition. No one may enter or leave while the competitor is on the platform.
34. The audience is requested to refrain from applauding before a competitor performs.
35. Formal dress is not required, but it would be appreciated if appropriate attire is worn, i.e., no torn or sloppy T-shirts or jeans.
RULES OF PROTEST
36. Protests shall be made in writing to the Festival Coordinator, accompanied by a protest fee of $25.00, said fee to be returned in
full should the protest be sustained. No inquiries shall be addressed directly to the adjudicator.
SCHEDULING AND TIMING
37. While the programme timetable will be adhered to as closely as possible, the Committee reserves the right to make any changes
necessary in the interest of the Festival.
Please Note: Competitors perform at their own risk.
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THE PENTICTON KIWANIS MUSIC, DANCE AND SPEECH ARTS FESTIVAL ORGANIZATION
is proud to be affiliated with
PERFORMING
Arts B C
Association of Regional Festivals.
EXECUTIVE DIRECTORS
President – Danica Venables
Secretary – Lorna Bull
Treasurer – Elaina Gillespie
Past President – Lynn Allin
BOARD MEMBERS
Jeanne Coté
Jacinta Ferrari
Joanne Forsyth
Debbie McGladdery
Lisa-Anne Palfrey
Jeanette Palfrey
Jan Webb
MEMBERS-AT-LARGE
Cherie Morgan
DISCIPLINE CAPTAINS
Senior and Junior Piano – Jan Webb
Strings/Instrumental/Classical Guitar – Jacinta Ferrari
Musical Theatre – Lisa-Anne Palfrey/Mia Harris, assistants
Speech Arts – Jacinta Ferrari, Debbie McGladdery
Classical Voice – Lisa-Anne Palfrey
Choral – Joanne Forsyth
Dance – Danica Venables
ADMINISTRATION
Executive Director – Lorraine Alatalo
ALL INQUIRIES AND CORRESPONDENCE SHOULD BE ADDRESSED TO:
Penticton Kiwanis Music Festival, Box 23041
Penticton, BC V2A 8L7
Telephone: (250) 493-8322 / Email: pkmf@vip.net
Website: www.pkmf.org
A VERY SPECIAL THANK YOU TO ALL THE VOLUNTEERS
who assist the
Penticton Kiwanis Music, Dance and Speech Arts Festival
in many different ways to ensure that the Festival is a rewarding and enriching
experience for the many young people who participate.
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CERTIFICATES
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Certificates will be awarded to competitors attaining first, second and third places.
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A competitor who receives a mark of 80% or more and is the only competitor in that class will receive a First place
Certificate.
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Second and Third places are awarded if there is a second and/or third competitor in the class who meet the standard of
80% or more.
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Ties for Second and Third place are permitted. Ties will not occur for First place.
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All competitors aged 10 and under who do not get a First, Second or Third place will be given a Participation
Certificate, except for piano. Participants in Introductory Level A Junior Piano will receive a Participation Certificate,
those in Introductory Level B Junior Piano who do not place First, Second or Third will also receive a Participation
Certificate.
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First, Second and Third place certificates will be presented to each person in a duo, trio or quartet. Only one certificate
will be presented to a group of five or more competitors (music, speech arts); one certificate to a group of four or more
competitors (dance).
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Medallions will be awarded to the winners of various categories. These medallions become the permanent property of the
recipients.
Recipients of major and monetary awards shall not receive medallions as well for the same competition piece.
Cups, trophies and shields will be awarded to the participant with the highest mark in the stated categories, provided that the
mark is 80% or higher. A competitor must enter at least three solo classes to be eligible for a solo trophy. Trophies to be
competed for annually are the property of the Okanagan Valley Music Festival Society.
MEDALLIONS, CUPS, TROPHIES AND SHIELDS
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SCHOLARSHIPS, BURSARIES, AWARDS
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Scholarship winners must be 20 years of age or younger or meet the specific age limits as set out in the Syllabus.
All scholarships and awards may not necessarily be awarded.
A performer must obtain a mark of at least 85% in one entry in order to qualify for major Scholarships or for the Provincial
level competitions of the British Columbia Performing Arts Festival. However, this does not automatically qualify for an
award. Final decision rests with the adjudicators and the Scholarship Committee. This regulation covers all scholarships
regardless of their terms of reference..
All decisions of the Scholarship Committee regarding the awards of scholarships are final.
Certificates will be awarded to competitors attaining first, second and third place meeting the standard of 80%. Participation
certificates will be awarded to all students 12 and under, who do not receive a placing certificate, and to those who perform
for adjudication only.
A competitor must enter at least three classes to be eligible for a solo trophy.
MUSIC AWARDS
Eva and Hugh Cleland Scholarship
Sponsored by the Penticton Foundation and Friends of the Festival
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$ 300.00
Applications for the Cleland Scholarship must be received by March 5, 2015.
To qualify for this Scholarship you must submit a short history of your music background, details of how you qualify and your
social insurance number. The applicant must meet all of the following qualifications:
is from the South Okanagan area (Summerland and south)
intends to pursue a career in music teaching, coaching or performance
is a Grade 12 graduating student, or has completed Grade 12 but has not already enrolled in a post-secondary music
program.
within one year of the Festival, must intend to enroll in a recognized post-secondary educational institution such as a
university or college, majoring in music, or a diploma course at a music conservatory.
must be of a deserving caliber, as determined by the Music Festival Board.
must apply for the scholarship prior to the commencement of the Festival
If the winner does not meet the guidelines set out above, funds will not be dispensed for that year.
STANDARD SCALE OF MARKS
(Out of 100)
75 - 79 -- satisfactory performance
80 - 84 -- represents a good performance
85 - 89 -- represents honours
90 -100 -- first class honours
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PERFORMING
Arts B C
ASSOCIATION of REGIONAL FESTIVALS
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Provincial Level Competitions will be held in Powell River, BC from May 26 to 30, 2015.
Non-competitive delegates are invited to attend as observers.
The selection of competitors is solely the adjudicators’ responsibility.
The competitor with the highest mark is not necessarily chosen, but the adjudicator must provide the committee with
written reasons for the choice if the competitor who is chosen does not have the highest mark.
2014 PENTICTON FESTIVAL WINNERS AT THE PROVINCIALS
Junior Musical Theatre
Intermedate Musical Theatre
Junior Vocal Variety
Intermediate Vocal Variety
Intermediate Vocal Variety
Senior Vocal Variety
Senior Guitar
Intermediate Strings
Dance – Stage I
Dance – Stage III
Winner
Winner
Winner
Winner
Honourable Mention
Runnerup
Winner
Honourable Mention
Honourable Mention
Runnerup
Beamer Wigley
Teigan Litke
Beamer Wigley
Jaxon Jensen
Teigan Litke
Adrienne Penner
Jonathan Stuchbery
Julien Haynes
Nicola Hopley
Kennedy Knopf
2014 PROVINCIALS REPRESENTATIVES FROM PENTICTON
DISCIPLINE
Piano
Strings
Woodwinds
Classical Voice
Classical Guitar
DELEGATE
Anne Lu, Junior
Melissa Tao, Intermediate
Olivia Antuña, Junior A
Julien Haynes, Intermediate
Ashley Whelpton, Intermediate
Tiana Ferlizza, Junior
Jaxon Jensen, Intermediate
Adrienne Penner, Senior
Saige Carlson, National
Jonathan Stuchbery, Senior
Musical Theatre
Beamer Wigley, Junior
Teigan Litke, Intermediate
Speech Arts
Paige Prosser, Intermediate
Classical Dance
Meghan Stussi, Junior
Faith Wilkinson, Intermediate
Brooke Cummings, Senior
Stage Dance
Nicola Hopley, Junior
Chrislyn Austin, Intermediate
Kennedy Knopf, Senior
Modern Dance
Aurora Smith, Intermediate
Montana Val Verde, Senior
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Patricia Tao – Junior Piano and Senior Piano
Pianist Patricia Tao leads an active life as a performer, teacher and concert organizer. She
performed throughout North America and Europe as a soloist and as a founding member of the
Guild Trio for ten years, and currently performs as a member of Trio Voce. She is the winner of
the USIA Artistic Ambassador competition and was awarded the position of Trio-in-Residence
at the Tanglewood Music Center. Dr. Tao’s performances have been broadcast on National
Public Radio’s “Performance Today,” New York’s classical radio stations, and CBC, and her
live performances are heard regularly on Chicago’s WFMT. She has recorded both solo and
chamber music on the CRI, Arktos, Centaur, and Con Brio Recordings labels.
As concert organizer, Dr. Tao runs the Hear’s to Your Health Concerts held at the U of A
medical school and is Artistic Director of the Edmonton Chamber Music Society’s Summer
Solstice Festival in Edmonton, which features an international roster of North America’s finest
instrumentalists. Dr. Tao received her undergraduate education at Harvard University, a
Master’s degree with distinction from Indiana University and her doctorate from Stony Brook
University in New York, where her principal teachers were Leonard Shure, Gyorgy Sebok and
Gilbert Kalish. She has given master classes at numerous schools in Canada, the U.S.,
Europe and China and is a frequent adjudicator in B.C. and Alberta. She has taught at the
University of Virginia, Western Washington University and is presently Associate Professor of
Music at the University of Alberta, where she teaches piano and chamber music.
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JUNIOR PIANOFORTE SCHOLARSHIPS
Candidates must enter Sight Reading (mark not considered), and any three pianoforte selections from the
categories of solos listed in the Syllabus, excluding Untitled Study.
Scholarship, Grade I to IV
Sponsored by John & Vivian Surkan
$150.00
JUNIOR PIANOFORTE AWARDS
Grades I – IV Encouragement Awards
Eight at $25.00
At the discretion of the adjudicator
Sponsored by
Tom and Pat Siddon (4)
Dr. John and Helen Crowther (4)
JUNIOR PIANOFORTE CUPS AND TROPHIES
Donna Marie Hauser Trophy
Junior Piano Ensemble Plaque
Solo, Grade 1 to IV
Duet, Trio, or Quartet, Grades 1-IV
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Piano - Junior
Saturday, March 7, 2015
Penticton Alliance Church, 197 Brandon Avenue
Introductory Level A, Pianoforte Solo - Introductory Level A - Non Comp Only
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Mimi Nordlund (non-competitive) - Penticton
Gracianah Gallicano-George (non-competitive) - Penticton
Kate Pinsonneault (non-competitive) - Penticton
Nathan Frasch (non-competitive) - Keremeos
Niki Schwetje (non-competitive) - Cawston
Nicole Goncalves (non-competitive) - Penticton
Sophie Tatham (non-competitive) - Penticton
Danielle Cutjar (non-competitive) - Penticton
9:00 AM
Making Valentines - Bastien
En Canot - Berlin
Savez-Vous Planter les Choux - Berlin
Bugle Boys - Faber
It's A Brand-New Day - Alfred
Cat Prowl - Faber
The Clock Shop - Faber
D'ou Viens Tu Bergere? - Berlin
Introductory Level B, Pianoforte Solo - Introductory Level B - Pre-Grade 1
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Peter Ruckheim - Keremeos
Jack Osborne - Summerland
Ria Sheoran - Penticton
Rylan Estin - Cawston
A 16th Century March - Palmer and Lethco
Sparklers - Niamath
The Path of the Ping Pong Ball - Donkin
Halloween Pranks - Berlin
Break
Early Keyboard - Grade 1
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10:30 AM
Megumi Wurz - Keremeos
Taver Grant - Penticton
Andreas Nordlund - Penticton
Max MacIntyre - Penticton
Minuet in D Major - Clarke
Allemande in G - Schein
______ 1 Kiana Moshaver - Penticton
______ 2 Attila Pilbart - Penticton
______ 3 Jillian Millard - Penticton
Menuet en rondeau - Rameau
Entree in A Minor - Anonymous
Menuet en rondeau - Rameau
______ 1 George Zhang - Penticton
Minuet in G Major, BWV Anh. 114 - Petzold
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Ace Wu - Kelowna
Lindsay Spear - Penticton
Nicola Thompson - Kaleden
Abigail Goncalves - Penticton
Travis Walta - Keremeos
Lukas Gerzen - Summerland
Loure in A Minor - Telemann
Rigadoon in A Minor - Babell
March in D Major - C.P.E. Bach
Fuga - Pachelbel
Fantasia in E Minor - Telemann
Rigaudoon - Babell
Lunch Break
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Piano - Junior
Non-Conservatory Repertoire - non scholarship entry - Grade 1
______ 1 Robert McBain (non-competitive) - kamloops
1:30 PM
A Short Story - Lichner
Untitled Study/Etude - Grade 1
______ 1 Cameron Taylor - Penticton
Study in C Major, Op. 125, No.3 - Diabelli
______ 1 Attila Pilbart - Penticton
Etude in D Minor, No. 65 - Gurlitt
Twentieth & Twenty-First Century - Grade 1
1:45 PM
______ 1 Taver Grant - Penticton
______ 2 Amy Lucich - Cawston
______ 3 Megumi Wurz - Keremeos
A Little Joke - Kabalevsky
Drifting Clouds - George
Two-Handed Blues - Norton
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Lamay Boshoff - Keremeos
Melody Oldfield - Oliver
Kiana Moshaver - Penticton
Mathew Traynor - Penticton
Jillian Millard - Penticton
Zoe Wu - Kelowna
Danielle Boshoff - Keremeos
Kaelyn Burton - Osoyoos
Turkish Bazaar - Mrozinski
Rag Time - Norton
Rag Time - Norton
The Wind - Tan
Sheltering in the Wood - Carroll
Scherzo, Op.39, No. 12 - Kabalevsky
Sheltering in the Wood - Carroll
Break
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Piano - Junior
3:15 PM
______ 1 Zachary MacIntyre - Penticton
______ 2 Jaras Grant - Penticton
______ 3 Logan Dougherty - Kaleden
Inter-city Stomp - Norton
Picnic Piece - Norton
Inter-city Stomp - Norton
______ 1 Travis Walta - Keremeos
______ 2 Nicola Thompson - Kaleden
______ 3 Lindsay Spear - Penticton
Game - Balazs
Nocturne - Sheftel
Nocturne - Sheftel
Dinner Break
Pianoforte Duet - Grade 1
6:00 PM
______ 1 Andreas Nordlund, Sean Peters - Penticton
Cruella de Vil - Leven
______ 1 Annika Carlson, Delaney Sorensen - Summerland
Bouncin' Boogie - Meir
______ 1 Abigail Goncalves, Emily Tatham - Penticton
______ 2 Alexandra Jung, Rachel Jung - Penticton
Tarantella - Alexander
Main Street Shuffle - Mier
J.S. Bach - Grade 2
6:40 PM
______ 1 Zoe Wu - Kelowna
Bourree - J.S. Bach
J.S. Bach - Grade 4
______ 1 Lauryn Peters - Penticton
Menuet in G, BWV Anh. 116 - Bach J.S
Additional Repertoire - Grade 1
6:55 PM
______ 1 James Schroeder - Penticton
______ 3 Amy Lucich - Cawston
Robots - Crosby
March - Kabalevsky
Prowling Pussy Cat - Gillock
Canadian Composers - Grade 3
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7:20 PM
Cody Thompson - Kaleden
Natalie Tremblay - Summerland
Susie Robinson - Kaleden
Logan Dougherty - Kaleden
The Hockey Game - Rosten
Funny Puppy - Crosby
The Haunted Castle - Berlin
Arctic Voices - Griesdale
______ 1 Abigail Goncalves - Penticton
______ 2 Ace Wu - Kelowna
Midnight Sharks - Laliberte
Midnight Sharks - Laliberte
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Piano - Junior
Sunday, March 8, 2015
Classical - Grade 2
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1:00 PM
Zoe Wu - Kelowna
Anders Say - Penticton
Kaelyn Burton - Osoyoos
Ecossaisse in G Major - Beethoven
Minuet in F - Mozart
Ecossaise in G Major - Beethoven
Allegretto in C Major - Neefe
Allegretto in C Major - Neefe
Jig in G - Hook
Sonatina or Sonata - Grade 3
1:40 PM
______ 1 Chace Alaric - Oliver
______ 2 George Zhang - Penticton
Sonatina in G Major - Beethoven
Sonatina in C Major, Op.36, No.1, 1st mvt - Clementi
Sonatina in C major, Op.36, No.1, 1st mvt. - Clementi
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Ace Wu - Kelowna
Sonatina in G Major, No.3, 1st mvt - Gurlitt
Sonatina in G, Op.300, 1st movement - Kohler
Sonata in F Major - Haydn
Sonata in F Major - Haydn
Break
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2:55 PM
Meredith Allen - Penticton
Zoe Wu - Kelowna
School's Out Boogie - Wanless
Jazz Invention No. 1 - Gallant
Jazz Invention No. 2 - Gallant
Chromatics - Tansman
______ 1 Travis Walta - Keremeos
Changing Bars - Szelenyi
Romantic - Grade 2
3:35 PM
______ 1 Danielle Boshoff - Keremeos
Canon - Gurlitt
Romantic - Grade 3
______ 1 Susie Robinson - Kaleden
Arabesque - Burgmuller
Romantic - Grade 4
______ 1 Lukas Gerzen - Summerland
______ 2 Abigail Goncalves - Penticton
Ballade, Op. 100, No.15 - Burgmuller
Wild Horseman - Schumann
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Piano - Junior
Sight Reading - Grade 1
4:05 PM
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Zoe Wu - Kelowna
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4
5
Travis Walta - Keremeos
Ace Wu – Kelowna
Dinner Break
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1
2
3
4
6:30 PM
Megumi Wurz - Keremeos
Sean Peters - Penticton
James Schroeder - Penticton
Emily Tatham - Penticton
Where Did The Sun Go? - Markow
Crafty Card Tricks - Donkin
The Snake - Christopher
Mist - Poole
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1
2
3
4
5
Jillian Millard - Penticton
Attila Pilbart - Penticton
Autumn Leaves - Niamath
The Mouse in the Coal Bin - Poole
Crazy Comics - Donkin
Invention in C Major - Christopher
Crazy Comics - Donkin
Popular - Grade 1
7:15 PM
______ 1 Andreas Nordlund - Penticton
______ 2 Sean Peters - Penticton
Smooth as Silk - Norton
The James Bond Theme - Norman
Popular - Grade 2
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1
2
3
4
Meredith Allen - Penticton
Noah Russill - Summerland
Anders Say - Penticton
Caleb Millard - Penticton
Beach Party Rag - Wanless
Beach Buggy Boogie - Mier
Sneaky Business - Mier
Royal Cat Blues - Faber
Popular - Grade 4
______ 1 Rachel Jung - Penticton
______ 2 Alexandra Jung - Penticton
______ 3 Eli Grant - Penticton
Theme from E.T. - Williams
Star Wars, Main Theme - Williams
Taskmaster - Norton
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SENIOR PIANOFORTE SCHOLARSHIPS
Scholarship, GRADE VIII-OPEN
$200.00
Monica Craig Fisher Memorial Scholarship
Grade X and Diploma
Candidates must enter the following categories:
Sight Reading (mark not considered in Scholarship totals)
JS Bach
Sonata or Multi-Movement Sonata
Romantic
and one of the following:
Impressionistic
Twentieth & Twenty-First Century
Canadian Composers
Popular
Grade VIII and IX
Sight Reading (mark not considered in Scholarship Totals)
JS Bach or Early Keyboard
Classical or Sonata or Multi-Movement Sonata
Romantic
Impressionistic
Canadian Composers
Popular
Scholarship, GRADE V-VII
$150.00
Shirley Webb Memorial Scholarship
Sight Reading (mark not considered in Scholarship totals)
JS Bach or Early Keyboard
Classical or Sonatina or Sonata or Multi-Movement Sonata
Romantic
Impressionistic
Canadian Composers
Popular
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SENIOR PIANOFORTE AWARDS
J.S. Bach Award, Grade V and up
Sponsored by John & Vivian Surkan
$50.00
Early Keyboard Award, Grade V – VII, VIII and up
Sponsored by Penticton Lakeside Resort
each at $50.00
Sonatina/Sonata Award, Grade V – VII, VIII and up
Sponsored by South Okanagan Retired Teachers Association
each at $50.00
Classical Award, Grade V and up
Sponsored by Kiwanis Club of Penticton
$50.00
Canadian Composers Award, Grade V – VII, VIII and up
Sponsored by B.C. Registered Music Teachers and Kiwanis Club of Penticton
each at $50.00
Romantic Award, Grade V – VIII, IX and up
Sponsored by Zias Stonehouse Restaurant
each at $50.00
Popular Award, Grade V and up
Sponsored by Kiwanis Club of Oliver
$50.00
Twentieth &Twenty-First Century Award, Grade V – VII, VIII and up
Sponsored by Penticton Foundry
each at $50.00
Sight Reading Award, Grade V – VII, VIII and up
Sponsored by Evelyn Carmichael and Friends of the Festival
each at $50.00
Impressionistic Award, Grade V and up
Sponsored by Kiwanis Club of Penticton
$50.00
SENIOR PIANOFORTE CUPS AND TROPHIES
Ensemble Plaque
Mrs. R.A. Davidson Memorial Rose Bowl
Triumph Trophy
James Crossley Memorial Trophy
Vernon United Church Cup
Fraser Shield
Helen Reeves Cups (2)
Edith Maud Pryce Shield
Duet, Trio or Quartet, Grades V to VIII
Open Solo
Solo, Diploma Level
Concert Group
Solo, Grade IX and X
Solo, Grade V to VIII
Ensemble, Grade IX and up
Grades V to VIII - Adjudicators Choice
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Piano - Senior
Monday, March 9, 2015
St.Saviour's Parish, 150 Orchard Avenue
J.S. Bach - Grade 5
9:00 AM
______ 1 Megan Reichl - Keremeos
Little Prelude in C Major, BWV 939 - J.S. Bach
J.S. Bach - Grade 7
______ 1 Agata Koczij - Oliver
______ 2 Amy Combres - Penticton
______ 3 Stephanie Do - Penticton
Invention No.1 in C BWV777 - J.S. Bach
Invention No.1 in C Major - J.S. Bach
French Suite 5 - Gavotte - J.S. Bach
J.S. Bach - Grade 8
______ 1 Tamatea Westby - Summerland
______ 2 Annmarie Lang-Hodge - Summerland
Invention No.13 in A Minor BWV 784 - J.S. Bach
Invention No.13 in A Minor BWV 784 - J.S. Bach
10:00 AM
______ 1 Joycey Cheng - Penticton
______ 2 Aidan Neilson - Cawston
Verso in E Minor - Zipoli
Passepied in D Major - Dieupart
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1
2
3
4
5
Karen Nickel - Penticton
Kieran Noseworthy - Summerland
Mckenna Clarke - Okanagan Falls
Joy Wang - Penticton
Allister Gilman - Summerland
Aria - Telemann
Les Carillons, No. 20 - Kirnberger
Polonaise in G Minor - C.P.E. Bach
Aria - Telemann
Minuet in G Minor - Stolzel
Break
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1
2
3
4
11:15 AM
Julia Crowther - Penticton
Nolan Spalding - Penticton
Donna Conci - Penticton
Chi Yan Lee - Penticton
Fuga - Kindermann
Suite No.1 in D Major - Krebs
Suite No. 7 in G Minor - Handel
Sonata in C Minor 3rd. Movement - Pescetti
Lunch Break
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Piano - Senior
Classical - Grade 6
1:30 PM
______ 1 Kieran Noseworthy - Summerland
______ 2 Oakley Pankratz - Penticton
Divertimento in G Major - Haydn
Divertimento in G Major - Haydn
Classical - Grade 7
Fur Elise - Beethoven
Fur Elise - Beethoven
2:00 PM
______ 1 Joycey Cheng - Penticton
______ 2 Aron Pilbart - Penticton
______ 3 Megan Reichl - Keremeos
Sonatina in A Minor - Gurlitt
Sonatina in F Major, 1st Movement - Beethoven
Sonatina in F Major, 1st. Movement - Beethoven
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1
2
3
4
Allister Gilman - Summerland
Minju Yu - Penticton
Sonatina in D Major - Hook
Sonatina in G Major, Op.20, No.1 - Dussek
Sonatina in G Major, Op.20, No.1 - Dussek
Sonatina in C major, Op.20, No.1 - Kuhlau
Break
Multi-Movement Sonatina or Sonata Class - Grade 5
______ 1 Katie Henderson - Penticton
______ 2 Aija Otto - Keremeos
3:30 PM
Sonatina in A Minor, Op. 214, No. 4, 2nd and 3rd Movements - Gurlitt
Sonatina in A Minor, Op. 214, No. 4, 2nd and 3rd Movements - Gurlitt
______ 1 Jaedyn Foley - Summerland
Sonatina in D Major, Op. 36, No. 6, 1st Movement - Clementi
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1
2
3
4
5
6
Annabella Nordlund - Penticton
Tamatea Westby - Summerland
Sonata, Op. 5, No. 3, 1st. Movement - J. C. Bach
Sonata in G Major, Op.49, No.2, 2nd Movement - Beethoven
Sonatina in G, Op.36, No.5, 1st Movement - Clementi
Sonata in D Major - Arnold
Sonata in C, K545, 1st Movement - Mozart
Sonatina in E flat Major - Dussek
Dinner Break
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Piano - Senior
6:30 PM
______ 1 Ana Clouatre, Tristan Audet - Summerland
Romanian Rhapsody - Noona
Pianoforte Duet - ARCT or Equivalent
______ 1 Chi Yan Lee, Anne Lu - Penticton
Hungarian Dance: No. 6 - Brahms
Canadian Composers - ARCT or Equivalent
6:50 PM
______ 1 Anne Lu - Penticton
______ 2 Ben Crowther - Penticton
Rondo - Schneider
Etude De Concert - S.C. Eckhardt-Gramatte
______ 1 Evelyn Krieger - Summerland
Etude-Tableau Op. 33, No. 8 - Rachmaninoff
Romantic - Grade 9
7:25 PM
______ 1 Jaalah Ward - Kelowna
______ 2 Kaylee Lesmeister - Oliver
Nocturne in C# Minor Opus post. - Chopin
June (Barcarole) - Tchaikovsky
Romantic - Grade 10
______ 1 Wynn Nordlund - Penticton
Liebestraum No.3 - Liszt
Romantic - ARCT or Equivalent
______ 1 Katrina Hatzl - Penticton
Nocturne in Db Major Op 27 No 2 - Chopin
Nocturne in G Major, Op. 37, No. 2 - Chopin
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Piano - Senior
Tuesday, March 10, 2015
Impressionistic - Grade 8
9:00 AM
______ 1 Annabella Nordlund - Penticton
Gnossienne No.3 - Satie
______ 1 Joseph Traynor - Penticton
Romance sans paroles, Op.17. No.3 - Faure
Romantic - Grade 5
9:25 AM
______ 1 Aron Pilbart - Penticton
The Merry Wanderer - Gurlitt
Romantic - Grade 7
Prelude in E Minor Op. 28, No.4 - Chopin
Prelude in E Minor - Chopin
Romantic - Grade 8
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1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Annabella Nordlund - Penticton
Annmarie Lang-Hodge - Summerland
Prelude in B Minor, Op. 28, No. 6 - Chopin
Chanson Triste - Kalinnikov
Poetic Tone Picture - Grieg
Prelude in D flat, Op.43, No.1 - Gliere
Prelude, Op. 43, No. 1 - Glière
Break
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1
2
3
4
11:00 AM
Aija Otto - Keremeos
Aidan Neilson - Cawston
Joycey Cheng - Penticton
Megan Reichl - Keremeos
______ 2 Mckenna Clarke - Okanagan Falls
______ 3 Karen Nickel - Penticton
______ 3 Cole Piche - Penticton
Lunch Break
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Piano - Senior
1:30 PM
______ 1 Aija Otto - Keremeos
Prelude, Op. 39, No. 19 - Kabalevsky
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1
2
3
4
5
Adam Koczij - Oliver
Jacob Weaver - Penticton
Aija Otto - Keremeos
Jest - Bartok
Chicken Talk - Schoenmehl
Scamp - Norton
Chicken Talk - Schoenmehl
Melancholy Reflections - Schoenmehl
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1
2
3
4
5
2:20 PM
Kieran Noseworthy - Summerland
Oakley Pankratz - Penticton
Joy Wang - Penticton
For Susanna Kyle - Bernstein
Mississauga Rag - Norton
An Ancient Tale - Filtz
Roundup - Previn
Hungarian Dance - Papp
Non-Conservatory Repertoire - non scholarship entry - Open
______ 1 Ivy Allen - Penticton
Downton Abbey Theme - Lunn
Break
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Piano - Senior
3:20 PM
Dance Op. 27, No.27 - Kabalevsky
______ 1 Rachel Shanner - Summerland
Jane's Song - Norton
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1
2
3
4
Rachel Shanner - Summerland
Evening at the Village - Bartok
Early Morning Excercises - Kabalevsky
Dance of the Marionettes - Tarenghi
Milonga del angel - Piazzolla
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1
2
3
4
5
4:20 PM
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Piano – Senior
Wednesday, March 11, 2015
______
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1
2
3
4
5
6
9:00 AM
Joycey Cheng - Penticton
Aron Pilbart - Penticton
Adam Koczij - Oliver
Keira Thompson - Kaleden
Romance - Kuzmenko
When Rivers Flowed on Mars - Telfer
Supernova - Telfer
Little March - Kenins
When Rivers Flowed on Mars - Telfer
Dragonfly Scherzo - Crosby
Fantasy - Telfer
9:50 AM
Katherine - Chatman
______ 1 Tamatea Westby - Summerland
______ 2 Julia Crowther - Penticton
______ 3 Rachel Shanner - Summerland
Gentle Waltz - Peterson
New Year Waltz for Ferdinand Eckhardt - Behrens
The Gentle Waltz - Peterson
Break
Own Composition - Grade 7
10:45 AM
______ 1 Maximus Mandaione - Penticton
Lonely Wanderer - Mandaione
Popular - Grade 5
______ 1 Keira Thompson - Kaleden
Dancing Queen - Arr.. Klose
Popular - Grade 6
______ 1 Karen Nickel - Penticton
Castle on a Cloud - Arr. Klose
Popular - Grade 7
______ 1 Jaedyn Foley - Summerland
Nefertiti Blues - Norton
Popular - Grade 9
______ 1 Tamatea Westby - summerland
______ 2 Samuel Lasinski - Penticton
Maple Leaf Rag - Joplin
Maple Leaf Rag - Joplin
Lunch Break
1:30 PM
Sonata in G K.283 - Mozart
Multi-Movement Sonatina or Sonata Class - Grade 10
Sonata in F Minor Op.2, No.1, 3rd and 4th Movements - Beethoven
Sonata Op. 14, No. 1, 2nd and 3rd Movements - Beethoven
Break
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Piano – Senior
2:45 PM
______ 1 Karen Nickel, Lauryn Peters - Penticton
______ 2 Sarai Gardner, Joy Wang - Penticton
Jazz Alive - Mier
Valencia - Noona
______ 1 Cole Piche, Kate Piche - Penticton
______ 2 Minju Yu, Stephanie Do - Penticton
Viva Vivaldi! - Vandall
Theme from The Moldau - Smetana arr. Melvin
______ 1 Rachel Shanner, Jaedyn Foley - Summerland
Get Up and Go - Vandall
3:45 PM
______ 1 Evelyn Krieger – Summerland
Sight Reading - ARCT or Equivalent
Dinner Break
6:30 PM
______ 1 Ana Clouatre - Summerland
Le Coucou - Daquin
Le Coucou - Daquin
J.S. Bach - Grade 9
6:50 PM
Capriccio, BWV 992 , 1st movement : Adagissimo - J.S.Bach
J.S. Bach - Grade 10
Prelude and Fugue in C minor, BWV 871 - J.S. Bach
J.S. Bach - ARCT or Equivalent
______ 1 Ben Crowther - Penticton
Prelude and Fugue, No. 1 in C Major, BMV 846 - J.S. Bach
Partita no. 1 in B flat Major, Praeludium, Sarabande, and Gigue - J.S. Bach
7:50 PM
The Fountain of the Acqua Paola - Griffes
The Duke - Brubeck
Playera - Granados
Prelude in C# Minor, Op.3, No.2 - Rachmaninoff
Twentieth & Twenty-First Century - ARCT or Equivalent
______ 1 Katrina Hatzl - Penticton
Prelude in G Minor Op 23 No 5 - Rachmaninoff
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Elaine Case -- Choral & Classical Voice
Elaine Higgin Case is a third generation singing
teacher who maintains an active private studio and
adjudicates throughout Western Canada. She has
prepared her students for successful admission to
classical voice programs throughout North America.
In addition, Elaine received the Greg Bond Memorial
award for distinguished achievement in musical
theatre at the 2005 Betty Mitchell Awards. She is
devoted to the musical education and development
of young singers. Elaine is married with two
daughters and four young grandsons.
CHORAL AWARDS
Junior Choir
$50.00
Sponsored by Naramata Community Choir
SHIELDS, CUPS AND TROPHIES
June Argyle Shield
Best Elementary School Choir
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CLASSICAL VOICE SCHOLARSHIPS
Scholarship, Intermediate/Senior
$200.00
Intermediate candidates must be 14 & under, and enter the following categories:
Art Song and three selections from the Intermediate category of Vocal Solos
Senior candidates must be 18 - 20 years, and enter the following categories:
Art Song and three selections from the Senior category of Vocal Solos.
Scholarship, Junior
$100.00
Candidates must be 13 years and under and enter the following categories:
Art Song and three selections from the Junior category of Vocal Solos.
CLASSICAL VOICE AWARDS
Art Song, All Ages
Sponsored by MV Dental Centre (Maryam Vojdani)
$50.00
List A Song, All Ages
Sponsored by Dr. Thomas & Kathleen Jasper
$50.00
List B Song, All Ages
$50.00
Additional Repertoire, All Ages
$50.00
Concert Group, All Ages
$50.00
Encouragement Award, Intermediate/Senior
Sponsored by South Okanagan Retired Teachers Association
$25.00
Encouragement Award, Junior
Sponsored by Zias Stonehouse Restaurant
$25.00
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Classical Voice
Penticton United Church Sanctuary, 696 Main Street
Canadian Song - Grade 10 - Senior - 19 & over
______ 1 Adrienne Penner - Penticton
4:00 PM
Long Ago - Coulthard
List A - Grade 8 - Senior - 19 & over
______ 1 Amanda Eves - Kelowna
Già il sole dal Gange - Scarlatti
List A - Grade 10 - Intermediate - ages 18 & under
______ 1 Graeme Linton - Kelowna
Quella fiamma che m'accende - Marcello
Art Song - Grade 9 - Intermediate - ages 18 & under
______ 1 Alex Verge - Quesnel
Love's Philosophy - Quilter
Art Song - Grade 10 - Senior - 19 & over
Nobody Knows This Little Rose - Duke
Traditional Folk Song - Grade 8 - Senior - 19 & over
My Lagan Love - Campbell
Lieder - Grade 10 - Senior - 19 & over
Frulingsmorgen - Mahler
Opera - Grade 10 - Intermediate - ages 18 & under
Bella siccome un angelo - Donizetti
List B - Grade 8 - Senior - 19 & over
Die Lotosblume - Schumann
Oratoria - Grade 10 - Intermediate - ages 18 & under
Honour and Arms - Handel
Oratoria - Grade 10 - Senior - 19 & over
Pie Jesu - Faure
Dinner Break
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Classical Voice
Concert Group - Grade 9 - Intermediate - ages 18 & under
______ 1 Alex Verge - Quesnel
7:00 PM
Les Berceaux/Se Tu M'ami/Fruhlingsglaube - Faure/Parisotti/Schubert
Concert Group - Grade 10 - Intermediate - ages 18 & under
Brahms/Barber/Mozart
Der Tod, das its die kühle Nacht/Rain Has Fallen/Deh, vieni alla finestra -
Concert Group - Grade 10 - Senior - 19 & over
______ 1 Danielle Nicholson - Kelowna
Francesco Conti/Franz Schubert/Samuel Barber
Shubert/Chausson /Heggie
Quella Fiamma/Auf dem Wasser zu Singen/Rain Has Fallen –
Vedi Quanto Adoro /Le Colibri /Once Upon a Universe –
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Classical Voice
Additional Repertoire - Grade 1 - Junior A - ages 10 & under
______ 1 David Cai - Penticton
______ 2 Christian Manz - Penticton
10:00 AM
The Spider Hunter - Anderson
The Wind - Sharman
Additional Repertoire - Grade 3 - Junior A - ages 10 & under
______ 1 Maya Lefebvre - Penticton
The Camel's Hump - German
Additional Repertoire - Grade 4 - Junior B - ages 14 & under
______ 1 Drew O'Sullivan - Summerland
Second-Hand Rose - Hanley
List A - Grade 1 - Junior A - ages 10 & under
All Things Bright And Beautifulpeople - Akiko/Kinney
Skye Boat Song - Trad; arr By Lawson
Canadian Song - Grade 3 - Junior A - ages 10 & under
La Chasse - Henderson
List B - Grade 1 - Junior A - ages 10 & under
On a Star Bright Winter Night - Crockart
The Spider Hunter - Anderson
Traditional Folk Song - Grade 3 - Junior A - ages 10 & under
Guter Mond - arranged by Althouse
List B - Grade 4 - Junior B - ages 14 & under
______ 1 Drew O'Sullivan - Summerland
Path to the Moon - Thiman
______ 1 Kiara Louw - Naramata
Moon, Sing - Washburn
Art Song - Grade 3 - Junior A - ages 10 & under
Bessie, The Black Cat - Jenkyns
Classical Vocal Duet, Trio, Quartet - Grade 5 - Junior B - ages 14 & under
______ 1 Kiara Louw, Verity Taylor - Naramata
Some Where a Child is Sleeping - Mills
Lunch Break
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Classical Voice
Additional Repertoire - Grade 7 - Junior B - ages 14 & under
1:30 PM
______ 1 Lara Moshaver - Penticton
______ 2 Tiana Ferlizza - Summerland
The Piper from Over the Way - Brahe
The Green Dog - Kingsley
List A - Grade 5 - Junior B - ages 14 & under
Morning Has Broken - Farjeon
List A - Grade 7 - Junior B - ages 14 & under
Die Zufriedenheit - Mozart
______ 1 Crystal Chaplin - Summerland
Little Spanish Town - Jenkins
Pagenlied - Mendelssohn
Crepescule - Massenet
Sacred Song - Contemporary/Gospel - Grade 5 - Junior B - ages 14 & under
Mary, Did You Know - Lowry & Greene
Sacred Song - Contemporary/Gospel - Grade 6 - Junior B - ages 14 & under
Amazing Grace – Althouse
Break
Art Song - Grade 7 - Junior B - ages 14 & under
2:45 PM
Sebben Crudele - Caldara
Se l'Aura spira - Frescobaldi
Twentieth & Twenty-First Century - Grade 5 - Junior B - ages 14 & under
'in dreams' The Fellowship of the Ring - Shore
Twentieth & Twenty-First Century - Grade 7 - Junior B - ages 14 & under
A Little China Figure - Leoni
Canadian Song - Grade 7 - Junior B - ages 14 & under
Spring - Blair
Traditional Folk Song - Grade 6 - Junior B - ages 14 & under
Danny Boy - Knowles
Traditional Folk Song - Grade 7 - Junior B - ages 14 & under
The Lass from the Low Country - Nile
Voici Le Printemps - Britten
Break
Classical Voice Master Class (Non-competitive)
Alex Verge (non-competitive) - Quesnel
4:00 – 5:30 PM
Danza Danza - Durante
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Choral
School - Grades 3 to 5
9:30 AM
______ 1 Columbia Choir - Penticton
______ 2 The Wiltse 'Glee' Choir - Penticton
American Authors/Davie-Splitter and Splitter
______ 3 Parkway Elementary School Choir - Penticton
traditional, adapted by D.G./Imagine Dragons
Child of Peace/Our Principal's a Pirate - Waggoner/Burrows
Best Day of My Life /Scoo Be Doo Song –
Show You Care/One Top of the World –
School - Composite Elementary
10:15 AM
______ 1 Concordia Lutheran School Choir - Penticton
______ 2 Summerland Montessori School - Summerland
adapted by Good/Canadian Traditional, adapted by Good
The Wind/Shine Your Light - Gardner/Donnelly and Strid
Sansa Kroma/Donkey Riding - Ghanaian Folk Song,
Open - Junior Choir - 14 years and under
10:45 AM
______ 1 Summerland Children's Choir - Summerland
(Polar Express) – Childs/Ballard and Sylvestri
Over the River/When Christmas Come to Town
Open - Youth Choir - 25 years and under
11:00 AM
______ 1 Academy Youth Choir - Penticton
Klee Wyck/Asikathali - Tate/arr. Bolden
School - Middle School (non select)
11:15 AM
Why Does the Willow Weep/Changamano –
______ 1 Glenrosa Middle School Choir - West Kelowna
Schram/Albrecht & Althouse
A very special thank you to
all the volunteers
who assist the Festival in so many ways.
-- from the Board of the 2015 Festival
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Sylvia Lange – Instrumental – Strings, Classical Guitar, Woodwinds & Brass
Sylvia Lange was born in Vancouver, B.C. and grew
up in Olympia, Washington, U.S.A. She studied at the
University of Puget Sound, U.S.A. as well as The
Royal Conservatory of Music in Toronto. Her teachers
include Helen de Pastel, Edward Seferian, Steven
Staryk, and Joseph Silverstein.
The majority of Sylvie’s professional career was based
in Toronto, performing with the Canadian Opera
Company Orchestra (assistant principal violist), the
Toronto Philharmonic (principal viola), the National
Ballet and Esprit Orchestras, Hamilton Philharmonic,
as well as freelance studio recording artist. Ms.
Lange has appeared in the UK on the BBC, frequently
on the CBC in Canada and has hundreds of TV, film
and recording credits, recording with such artists as
Oscar Peterson, Henry Mancini, Placido Domingo,
Loreena McKennit, and Claudio Abbado.
While in Toronto, she was on the faculty of Seneca College teaching violin, viola, and coaching
chamber music. She also held a faculty position coaching for the National Academy Orchestra
of Canada in Hamilton, Ontario under the direction of Boris Brott. Sylvia was honoured with an
invitation to teach, conduct, and perform at the Lilienfeld Academy in Austria in 1985 and has
adjudicated extensively across Canada including the Alberta Music Festival Provincial Finals
as well as the National Music Festival. Sylvia has performed as a soloist, chamber musician,
and orchestral musician throughout North America, Germany, Austria, Scotland, Japan, and
England, and has appeared twice at the prestigious Edinburgh Festival in Scotland.
Ms. Lange worked as assistant Artistic Director of a theatre company in the USA, was the
liaison and representative for the Canadian Opera Company and the Organization of Canadian
Symphonic Musicians for five years, and has owned and operated two successful businesses.
She now makes her home in Kelowna with her husband, performing with the Okanagan
Symphony as their principal violist. She has contributed many volunteer hours in the
community including serving as Chamber Music Kelowna’s Director of Programming for 5
years (2007-2011). Sylvie completed a specialized OC business course for Management of
Non-Profits, was the 2010 Artistic Director for the Western Canadian Music Awards Classical
Showcase Concert, and was a finalist for the 2011 Kelowna Honour in the Arts Award. Ms.
Lange currently serves as a Regional Councillor for the Canadian Music Centre, BC Creative
Hub in Vancouver, where she sits on the Board of Directors.
Sylvie is honored to serve as adjudicator for Penticton’s 2015 Kiwanis Festival and wishes
every participant much joy in their music-making.
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INSTRUMENTAL SCHOLARSHIP (Strings, Classical Guitar, Woodwinds,& Brass)
$200.00
Scholarship
Sponsored by Kiwanis Club of Oliver
Candidates must be at a Grade VI level or over and enter the following categories:
Quick Study or Sight Reading (mark not considered)
Sonata or Concerto (two contrasting movements or matching the requirements in the RCM syllabus)
And three selections from different periods
STRING AWARDS
Grade I to IV Award
Sponsored by Okanagan Similkameen Concert Society
$50.00
Candidate must enter at least two solo classes
Grade V to VII Award
Sponsored by Penticton Foundry
$50.00
Candidate must enter at least three solo classes
Grade VIII and up Award
$50.00
Candidate must enter at least three solo classes
Junior Encouragement Award
$25.00
Sponsored by South Okanagan Retired Music Teachers’ Association – Adjudicator’s Choice
CLASSICAL GUITAR AWARDS
$50.00
Award, all grades
Candidates must enter at least two solo classes
$25.00
Encouragement Award
Sponsored by Valley Wind & Reed - Adjudicators choice
WOODWIND AND BRASS AWARDS
Award, all grades
Sponsored by Valley Wind & Reed
$50.00
Candidate must enter at least two solo classes
Encouragement Award
Sponsored by Valley Wind & Reed
$25.00
– Adjudicator’s Choice
CUPS AND TROPHIES
Vernon Kinsmen Club Trophy
O.V.M.F. Cup
Oliver Kiwanis Club Shield
Kelly Offer Cup
String Solo, Grade VI and up
Sonata Duo or Instrumental Ensemble, Grade VI & up
String Duo or String Ensemble, Grade VI and up
Woodwind or Brass Solo, Grade VI & up
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Classical Guitar/Instrumental/Strings
Baroque - Grade 4
1:00 PM
______ 1 Dillon Johhson (non-competitive) - Penticton
Allemande - Anonymous
Quick Study - Grade 4
Las Terceras Lecciones - Julio Sagreras
Romantic - Grade 4
Lagrima - Francisco Tarrega
Ensemble - Pre Grade 1
______ 1 Keremeos Recorder Ensemble - Keremeos
Canon/Tango La Pampa/Gavotte - Tallis/Pitts/Handel
1:30 PM
______ 1 Ashley Whelpton (Flute) - Cawston
Caprice en Gigue - Bodinus
Baroque/Classical - Grade 8
Concerto in G major - Pergolesi
Romantic - Grade 8
Das Fischermadchen - Schubert
Classical - Pre Grade 1
2:00 PM
______ 1 Thomas Volk (Violin) - Kelowna
Allegro - S Suzuki
Twentieth & Twenty-First Century - Pre Grade 1
May Song - Folk Song
______ 1 Sabine Teo (Violin) - PENTICTON
Bouree - Handel arr Suzuki
Fiddle - Pre Grade 1
100 Pipers - Arr. Zav RT
Baroque - Grade 1
______ 1 Sabine Teo (Violin) - PENTICTON
Chorus from Judas Maccabaeus - Handel arr Suzuki
Family Duet - Grade 2
______ 1 Jonas Dyck (Violin), Koen Dyck - Penticton
Chorus from Judas Maccabeus - Handel
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Strings
Baroque - Grade 3
2:30 PM
______ 1 Meredith Allen (Violin) - Penticton
Musette in D Major - J.S. Bach
Baroque - Grade 4
Gavotte in G Minor – J.S. Bach
______ 1 Mathias Volk (Violin) - Kelowna
Romantic - Grade 2
______ 1 Jonas Dyck (Violin) - Penticton
Hunter's Chorus - Weber
Break
Own Composition - Grade 2
3:05 PM
______ 1 Meredith Allen (Violin) - Penticton
The Redwoods - Allen
Romantic - Grade 4
______ 2 Maya Lefebvre (Violin) - Penticton
Infant Paganini - Mollenhauer
Concertino in the Style of W.A. Mozart - Millies
Canadian - Grade 3
______ 1 Jack MacIntosh (Violin) - Penticton
The Farmers' Market - Donkin
Classical - Grade 4
3:35 PM
______ 2 Maya Lefebvre (Violin) - Penticton
Minuet - Boccherini
Minuet - Boccherini
Humoresque - Dvorak
Canadian - Grade 5
______ 1 Lillian Do (Violin) - Penticton
Little Sombrero - Dolin
Fiddle - Grade 4
4:00 PM
Ostinelli's Reel - Arr. Zav RT
Sonata or Sonatina - Grade 5
______ 2 Koen Dyck (Violin) - Penticton
J. C. Pepusch
Sonata No.1 - Vanhal
Sonata in G major, Op. 1, no. 3 1st mov't Adagio and Allegro –
Concert Program - Grade 6
______ 1 Elise Wiesinger (Violin) - Penticton
Sonata No 4 in D Minor, 1st & 2nd Mvts/Etude Special (No 3)/
The Boy Paganini: Fantasia - JC Pepusch/JF Mazas/E Mollenhauer
Romantic - Grade 5
Air varie - Rieding
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Strings
Baroque - Grade 6
4:40 PM
______ 1 Arianna Lasinski (Violin) - Penticton
Concertino in ungarischer Weise op. 21 - Reiding
Canadian - Grade 6
Catch Me If You Can! - Christine Donkin
Melodious Double Stops (No 1) - J Trott
______ 1 Arianna Lasinski (Violin) - Penticton
Sonata IV - Telemann
Dinner Break
String Ensemble - Grade 2 (Cello)
7:00 PM
______ 1 Super Novas - Penticton
Basque Dance-Fiesta/Kingston Calypso - Nelson/Blackwell
String Ensemble - Grade 6
______ 1 Heritage Strings - Penticton
Bach/Mozart
Concerto in D Minor - Largo ma non tanto/Der Speigel (The Mirror) –
Instrumental Ensemble - ARCT or Equivalent
______ 1 3tissimo - Lake Country
Trio 1 in B Major, Opus 8, Allegro con brio/Libertango - Brahms/Piazzolla
Chamber Orchestra - Grade 8
______ 1 Penticton Academy String Orchestra - Kelowna
Concerto Grosso #1 in D Major - Corelli
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Strings
Thursday, March 12, 2015
Baroque - Grade 7 (Cello)
9:00 AM
______ 1 Holly McCallum (Cello) - White Lake
Sonatina in C Major 3rd Mvmt. - Handel
Baroque - Grade 7 (Viola)
______ 1 Jade Freeman (Viola) - Vernon
La Provençale - Marais
Concerto - Grade 7
______ 1 Donna Mbamy-Conci (Violin) - Penticton
______ 2 Samantha Dougherty (Violin) - Kaleden
______ 3 Natai Willms (Violin) - Penticton,BC
Concerto in G Minor - Seitz
Concerto No. 3 in G minor , 1st movement - Friedrich Seitz
Concerto in G Minor Op. 12, No. 3, 1st Movement - Seitz Friedrich
Concerto - Grade 7 (Viola)
Concerto in C minor, First Movement; Op. 12, No. 3 - Seitz
Kreisler - Grade 7
9:45 AM
Syncopation - Kreisler
Tempo di Minuetto, in the style of Pugnani - Fritz Kreisler
Romantic - Grade 7
Introduction & Polonaise - C Bohm
Romantic - Grade 7 (Cello)
Tarantella - Squire
Break
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Strings
Sight Reading - Grade 7 (Cello)
10:50 AM
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Sonata in D Major - J.C. Bach
Sonata for Violin and Piano in E minor, KV 304, 1st movement –
Sonata or Sonatina - Grade 7 (Viola)
Sonata in G minor; First and Second Movements - Eccles
Unaccompanied Bach - Grade 7 (Cello)
11:25 AM
Sarabande from Suite No.1 in G Major - J.S. Bach
Concerto - Grade 8
______ 1 Indigo Freeman (Violin) - Vernon
______ 2 Libby Wyse (Violin) - Vernon
______ 3 Olivia Antuña (Violin) - Oroville
Concerto in G Major; First Movement - Haydn
Concerto No. 1 in A Minor: I - J.S. Bach
Concerto in G Major, 1st Mvmt. – Haydn
Lunch Break
Additional Repertoire - Grade 8 (Cello)
1:00 PM
______ 1 Anastasia Martens (Cello) - Vernon
Serenade Espanole, op. 20 # 2 - David Popper
The Swan - Saint-Saëns
Romantic - Grade 8
Csardas - Monti
Mazurka, Op. 19, No.1 - Wieniawski
Kreisler - Grade 8
Schon Rosmarin - Kreisler
Romantic - Grade 8 (Cello)
Allegro Appasionato Op. 43 - Camille Saint-Saens
1:55 PM
Sight Reading - Grade 8 (Cello)
Sonatina in G Minor, op. 137, no. 3: I and II - Schubert
Sonatine 1 & 2; Bagpipes and Bear Dance - Bartók
Sonatina in G Major, Op. 100, Mvmts. 2 & 3 - Dvorak
Break
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Strings
Sonata or Sonatina - Grade 8 (Cello)
3:20 PM
Sonata in G minor -Largo and Allegro - George Eccles
Twentieth & Twenty-First Century - Grade 8 (Cello)
I Dropped My Ice Cream Cone - Edward Laut
Unaccompanied Bach - Grade 10
______ 1 Nicole Michalewicz (Violin) - Coldstream
Partita No. 3 in E major, S. 1006 (Preludio) - J. S. Bach
Unaccompanied Bach - Grade 8
Partita No. 2 in D Minor: IV - J.S. Bach
Partita No.3 in E Major, VI:Bourree – J.S. Bach
Partita No. 2 in D minor; No. 4, Gigue - J.S. Bach
Kreisler - Grade 10
4:05 PM
Praeludium and Allergo (In the style of Pagnani) - Kreisler
Unaccompanied Bach - Grade 8 (Cello)
Suite # 1 in G major - Prelude - J.S Bach
Sonata in A major, Op. 162, D. 574 - Schubert
A very special thank you to
all the volunteers
who assist the Festival in so many ways.
-- from the Board of the 2015 Festival
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84th ANNUAL - Penticton Kiwanis Music Festival

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