2016 provincial program

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND KIWANIS MUSIC FESTIVAL ASSOCIATION

1946 - 2016

70 YEARS OF MUSIC FESTIVALS ON PEI!

KIWANIS PROVINCIAL FESTIVAL

May 27 and 28, 2016

DR.STEEL RECITAL HALL UNIVERSITY OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

and PARK ROYAL UNITED CHURCH

Sponsored by : THE KIWANIS CLUB OF CHARLOTTETOWN

FESTIVAL SCHEDULE

DR. STEEL RECITAL HALL, UPEI

Friday, May 27, 2016 9:30 A.M. Junior and Intermediate Piano Competition

10:30 A.M. Junior and Strings

Awards Presentation

2:00 P.M. Senior Competition – Piano 2:45 P.M. Senior Voice 3:15 P.M. Senior Strings & Percussion

Awards Presentation 7:00 P.M. Choral Competition (Community Choirs)

7:30 P.M. Musical Theatre Awards Presentation

PARK ROYAL UNITED CHURCH Friday, May 27, 2016

9:00 A.M. Junior and Intermediate Voice Awards Presentation

10:30 A.M. Elementary School Choirs 11:00 A.M. Intermediate and Senior School Choirs 11:30 A.M. Intermediate Woodwinds

Awards Presentation

DR. STEEL RECITAL HALL, UPEI Saturday, May 28, 2016

9:30 A.M. Advanced Competition – Piano & Instrumental 2:00 P.M. Advanced (cont’d.) –Voice and Strings

7:30 P.M. Awards Ceremony

PEI Kiwanis Music Festival Program 05/20/2016

Prince Edward Island Kiwanis Music Festival Association Celebrating 70 Years of Music Festivals on PEI

Member Festivals West Prince Music Festival

East Prince Music Festival Queens County Music Festival

Kings County Music Festival

2016 Executive Committee President Frances McBurnie Vice President Sue Irvine Treasurer Rachel Sentner Administrator Diane Campbell

Directors: Carol MacLean, Kay Linkletter, Norma Mossey, Kelly-Dawn Oliver, Lynda Sharpe, Anne White

Please direct all queries and correspondence to:

Diane Campbell 227 Keppoch Road Stratford, PE C1B 2J5 [email protected]

The executive committee wishes to express gratitude to all who assist in making our Provincial Festival happen. Teachers, parents and accompanists all work together to ensure our young musicians perform to the best of their abilities and have a positive experience.

Thank you as well, to our generous donors who continue to provide the awards for our festival. We are most grateful to our major sponsor, the Kiwanis Club of Charlottetown. Their interest in, and commitment to this organization, is valued and much appreciated. We appreciate the many ways our supporters help to make our festival a success.


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Prince Edward Island Music Festival Association Presidents ( 1946 - 2016)

Mrs. Jessie Beck 1946 - 1947(Co-Founder)

Mr. Barry Bugden 1948

Lt. Col. Lewis T. Lowther 1949 - 1950

Dr. G. Douglas Steel 1951 - 1955

Mrs. Jessie Beck 1956

Mr. Gordon Bennett 1957 - 1958

Mr. Neil Matheson 1959

Mr. Gordon Bennett 1960

The Hon. Frederic A. Large 1961

Mr. Edwin Johnstone 1962 - 1963

Mr. Preston Beck 1964 - 1965

Mr. Millar MacFadyen 1966 - 1971

Dr. David Boswell 1972 - 1973

Dr. F. Alan Reesor 1974 - 1976

Mr. Hubert Tersteeg 1977 - 1979

Mrs. Maylea Manning 1980 - 1984

Mr. J. Alexander Clark 1985 - 1992

Mrs. Elizabeth Nimmo 1993 - 1996

Mrs. Angela Matheson 1997 - 1998

Mr. Fred Louder 1999 - 2000

Mr. Frank Nicholson 2001- 2002

Ms. Jacqueline Sorensen 2003 -2004

Ms. Monica Driscoll 2005 -2009

Mrs. Frances McBurnie 2010-


National Music Festival Finalists (SOLO)

1967 Birchwood Jr. High Girls Choir Choral Walther Lutz Vocal

1972 Pamela Campbell Vocal

1974 Heather Toews Piano

1975 Heather Harris Piano Pamela Campbell Vocal

1976 Rowan Fitzgerald Woodwind

1977 Carol Fraser Strings Veda Storey Woodwind Gary Poole (Third Place Winner) Brass

1979 Karen MacDonald Piano

1980 Christine Anderson Piano

1982 Christine Anderson Piano Lynn Davidoff Woodwind UPEI Ensemble Chamber Group [Christine Anderson (piano), Lynn Davidoff (flute), Susan Nicholson (clarinet)]

1983 Christine Anderson Piano Lynn Davidoff Woodwind Trio Minniken Chamber Group [Christine Anderson (piano), Lynn Davidoff (flute), Allan Kennedy (cello)]

1984 Heather Toews (Second Place Winner) Piano Randall Dibblee Strings Robert Nicholson Brass Trio Minniken (First Place Winner) Chamber Group [Christine Anderson (piano), Lynn Davidoff (flute), Allan Kennedy (cello)]

1985 Ellen Dempsey Piano Robert Nicholson Brass Montague Brass Chamber Group [Frank Nabuurs (trumpet), Darin MacBeth (french horn), Robert Nicholson (bass trombone)]

1986 Mary O’Neill Piano Robert Nicholson Brass

1987 Atlantic Piano Trio Chamber Group [Carrie-Ann Matheson (piano), Isabelle Fournier (violin), John Spearns (cello)]


1989 Mary O’Neill Piano Miriam Naylor Woodwind Dale Sorensen Brass

1990 Dale Sorensen (Third Place Winner) Brass

1991 Carrie-Ann Matheson Piano Dale Sorensen (Second Place Winner) Brass

1992 Eric Mathis (Second Place Winner) Brass

1993 Carrie-Ann Matheson Piano Mary-Carla MacDonald Woodwind Eric Mathis Brass Steel Trio Chamber Group

[Carrie-Ann Matheson (piano), Mark Parsons (trumpet), Eric Mathis (trombone)]

1994 Mark Parsons Brass

1995 Carrie-Ann Matheson (First Place Winner) Piano Kevin MacLean Woodwind

1996 Kevin MacLean Woodwind

1997 Jonathan Baird Brass Kevin MacLean Woodwind

2000 Kelda Lawlor Brass

2001 Jonathan Baird (Third Place Winner) Brass Elisabeth Gould Voice Julia MacLaine Strings

2002 Cheryl Landry Woodwind Sarah Russell Piano

2003 Scott Robinson Brass

2004 Christina Bouey Strings Stephanie Cole Piano Alexandra Gallant Woodwinds

2005 Christina Bouey Strings Tracy Cantin Voice Morgan Saulnier Woodwinds

2006 Jeremy Gallant Piano Morgan Saulnier (Third Place winner) Woodwinds

2007 Sylvia Abbikhattar-Mutch Voice Christina Bouey (Second Place winner) Strings Kathryn Ledwell Piano Matthew Rowsell (First Place Winner! ) Brass

2008 Kathryn Ledwell Piano


2009 Courtney Gallant Woodwinds Brian DeBoer Strings

2010 Kyla Cook Voice Troy Martin Woodwinds Echo(Yat-See) Lau Piano

2011 Kyla Cook Voice Echo (Yat-See) Lau Piano Dylan Maddix Brass 2012 Kyla Cook Voice 2013 Echo Lau Piano Branden Kelly(Third Place Award) Percussion Lucas MacPhail Woodwind 2014 Dylan Maddix ( Second place Award) Brass Rebecca Apps (Third place Award) Voice Lucas MacPhail ( Special award) Woodwind 2015 Olivia Barnes Musical Theatre Jillian Clow Voice Lucas MacPhail Woodwind


Rena Wood Memorial Scholarship

The first endowment fund to the PEI Music Festival Association, donated by Edwin Johnstone in memory of his wife, Rena Wood. $1,000 award, made payable to accredited music schools, when funds allow. Special circumstances for study will be considered.

1983 Katie Palmer 1992 Eric Mathis/JuliaWissink

1984 Allan Kennedy Robert Nicholson 1993 Carrie-Ann Matheson

Eric Mathis 1985 Ellen Dempsey

Brian Stevens 1994 Douglas Millar

1986 Robert Nicholson 1995 Kevin MacLean Mary O’Neill Carrie -Ann Matheson

1987 Mary O’Neill 1997 Nicole Bellamy John Spearns Kevin MacLean

1988 Mary O’Neill 1998 Mylene Ouellette Faith Phillips

1999 Julia MacLaine 1989 Faith Phillips

Barrie Sorensen 2000 Stephanie Cole

1990 Barrie Sorensen 2001 Julia MacLaine Dale Sorensen

2002 Isabelle Gallant 1991 Carrie-Ann Matheson

Dale Sorensen 2003 Alexandra Gallant

2009 Kathryn Ledwell 2004 Alexandra Gallant

2013 Branden Kelly 2014 Rebecca App

2015 Julia MacVicar


Suzanne Brenton Memorial Award

Established by the PEI Symphony Board in 1985 in memory of Suzanne Brenton, a member of the PEI

Symphony Orchestra. Recipient may be invited to perform as guest soloist with the PEI Symphony. 1985 Ellen Dempsey 1994 Mark Parsons

1986 Frank Nabuurs 1995 Kevin MacLean

1987,’88 Mary O’Neill 1996 Sean Trainor

1989 Dale Sorensen 1998 Jonathan Baird

1992 Eric Mathis 1999 Kelda Lawlor

1993 Carrie Ann Matheson 2000 Julia MacLaine

2002 Cheryl Landry 2003 Matthew McCrady

2004 Krista Carruthers 2005 Morgan Saulnier

2006 Christina Bouey 2007 Lysa Choi

2009 Matthew Rowsell 2010 Kyla Cook/Troy Martin 2011

Dylan Maddix

2012 Adrian Irvine

2013 Echo Lau 2014 Lucas MacPhail 2015 Branden Kelly


The PEI Kiwanis Music Festival Association would like to express appreciation to the University of Prince Edward Island, the Department of Music Faculty, and Ms. Susan Stensch, for allowing us the use of the facilities here at UPEI each year.

Thank you, as well, to Park Royal United Church, for their cooperation as we enjoy the use of their beautiful sanctuary each year at this time.

Our appreciation must extend particularly to the Kiwanis Club of Charlottetown. They are our major sponsors, and also assist us with some volunteer duties each year. Without their generous support, we would not be able to provide the opportunity for our young musicians to participate in a provincial competition. We are very grateful to the Kiwanis Club.


We wish to gratefully acknowledge the sponsors of the Provincial Awards.

Choral Awards

The Charlottetown Branch, Canadian Federation of University Women donated in memory of Mrs. Helen Lawson

The Lorin and Estelle Drake Memorial Award

In memory of Connie and Bud Ings

Arlene Sorensen Louise Pritchard Memorial Fund Kathleen Linkletter / Elaine Jessop - Adams-Ellis Award

Junior Awards

Mrs. Lorna Knox Memorial Award The Linkletter Music Studio

PEIKMFA Awards

Intermediate Awards

The PEI Women’s Institute Hester Suppanz in memory of Jean & Wesley MacPhee

Diane Campbell in memory of Hon. Gordon Bennett In memory of D. Lorne Campbell

Senior & Advanced Awards

The Kiwanis Club of Charlottetown The Indian River Festival

Kathe McKnight/Frances McBurnie - Ruby MacWilliams Awards The UPEI Music Society and UPEI Music Faculty Plaque

Glenn and Maryanne Palmer Vocal Award Adeline Peters Ledwell Memorial Award for Piano

Hazel Schwartz Instrumental Award Long & McQuade

Suzanne Brenton Memorial Award- PEI Symphony Society PEIMFA Presidents’ Award

PEI Registered Music Teachers’ Association Scholarship Miriam and Albert Goldman Award Rena Wood Memorial Scholarship

Shortly after the 2013 provincial music festival, a long time supporter, volunteer and award donor, Mrs. Lorna Knox, passed away in Charlottetown. Many of her own children competed in the festivals, in the past, and her particular interest was with young vocal competitors. She took great pleasure in meeting and congratulating the winners of her awards, and particularly enjoyed following their progress in later years. She made every effort to attend the competitions, even when mobility became a challenge for her. Before her death, she made sure her family

understood her commitment to the festival, and she arranged to make money available to continue her awards for the next ten years. Those of us in the festival family will remember Lorna

Knox with love and gratitude.


Presidents’ Award

An annual award established as a fiftieth anniversary initiative, recognizing the most musically accomplished performer at the Provincial Finals.

The award has been made possible by the following contributors:

Jessie Beck Jessie Beck in memory of Mr. Preston Beck

Velle Bugden in memory of Mr.Barry Bugden Gordon Bennett

Dr. David Boswell J. Alexander Clark

Jane Von Bredow in memory of Mr.Edwin Johnstone The Hon. Frederic A. Large

Lewis Lowther in memory of Colonel L.T. Lowther Millar MacFadyen Maylea Manning Angela Matheson

Margaret Dawn Matheson in memory of Neil Matheson Elizabeth Nimmo

Fred Louder Frank Nicholson

Jacqueline Sorensen


Welcome to the Provincial Finals of the 2016 Prince Edward Island Kiwanis Music Festival!

It is exciting to hear these young musicians perform with passion and skill. I congratulate them for their accomplishments, and their commitment. Along the road to the provincial finals, they have been hugely helped by their knowledgeable teachers, and by their ever supportive parents.

We are grateful to the capable adjudicators, for listening with open minds, hearts and ears, for making great decisions, and for giving wise advice.

We warmly thank our many donors who make the generous awards possible.

We are also appreciative of the volunteers who make the Music Festivals work so well in this province, both at the local level and here at the provincial level. The local coordinators give immense numbers of hours in jobs that seem to be year-round! We especially appreciate the work of Diane Campbell, Provincial Administrator, for managing this weekend so well, and for giving the large amount of time and wisdom that the job demands.

May we all rejoice in the glorious music!

Frances McBurnie President, PEI Kiwanis Music Festival Association


RICHARD BOULANGER

Upon completion of studies leading to three prizes from the Montreal Conservatory of Music, under the tutelage of Yvonne Hubert, Richard Boulanger proceeded to further his musical training, first in Germany with pianist Karl Engel, then in Paris where he was to enjoy six years of advanced study under the tutelage of Nadia Boulanger.

His published doctoral thesis, Les innovations de Domenico Scarlatti dans la technique du clavier, from the Sorbonne (D. Musicology) is devoted to the work of Domenico Scarlatti. Dr. Boulanger is currently active as a concert pianist and full professor of music history and piano at the Université de Moncton in New Brunswick. Fluent in both official languages, he is frequently requested to adjudicate music festivals across Canada.

During his last sabbatical (2013 – 2014), he prepared a CD devoted to Richard Gibson’s solo piano works.


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GREGORY BROOKES

Baritone Gregory Brookes has been praised for his “rich baritone sound” and “Shakespearian acting.” After receiving a BMus in clarinet performance from the University of Calgary, he pursued graduate work at the Eastman School of Music where he earned a Master of Music in vocal performance and literature. He subsequently earned a Performer’s Diploma and a Doctor of Music from Indiana University’s Jacobs School of Music. He has earned praise for both his operatic and musical theatre roles, some of which include, Leporello in Don Giovanni, the title role in Sweeney Todd, Pooh Bah in The Mikado, Simone in Gianni Schicchi, the Pirate King in The Pirates of Penzance, Cervantes in Man of LaMancha, Alfred Doolittle in My Fair Lady and Billus in South Pacific. In addition to his lyric theatre performances, he is a frequent collaborator with numerous choral societies, having sung the baritone solos for the Brahms’ German Requiem, Handel’s Messiah, Haydn’s The Creation, the Orff Carmina Burana, the Duruflé Requiem and the Mozart Requiem. Gregory’s performances have been heard on NPR, CBC and BBC and he has performed internationally in China, Honduras and France. Dr. Brookes has just published the IPA transcriptions of the Italian, French and German songs from Plangere’s new five volume song anthology. He has been a member of the faculties of St.Lawrence College, Brockville, ON, Queens University in Kingston, Colorado State University and is currently an Assistant Professor of Voice at Texas Tech University’s School of Music where he teaches applied voice, opera workshop, diction, and graduate and undergraduate vocal pedagogy.


BOB NICHOLSON

Winner of two East Coast Music Awards, with the Jive Kings, Bob Nicholson is enjoying a varied and successful career. He recently completed three years as tubaist with the Calgary based Foothills Brass Quintet and is now pleased to be playing tuba and bass trombone with Maritime Brass Quintet. He performed for five years with The Phantom of the Opera in Toronto and for 14 summers in the pit orchestra of Anne of Green Gables at the Charlottetown Festival, as well as numerous other productions at the Festival. As an orchestral musician he has performed with the Toronto Symphony, Canadian Opera Company orchestra and the National Ballet, among others. Bob studied at the University of PEI, the Royal Conservatory of Music in Toronto, University of Toronto and the Music Academy of the West in Santa Barbara, California. In addition to the MBQ, Bob currently plays bass trombone with Symphony Nova Scotia and teaches at Acadia University, Shannon Park School and Nova Scotia Community College.


PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND KIWANIS MUSIC FESTIVAL PROVINCIAL FINALS

DR. STEEL RECITAL HALL

FRIDAY, May 27, 2016

9:30 a.m. JUNIOR PIANO

EPMF AVA GRACE BOYLE

Secret Agent Peter Jutras

A Whole New World Menken/Rice; arr, Dennis Alexander

KCMF ELOWYN M’CLOUD

Sonatina in G major Thomas Atwood

Funny Puppy Anne Crosby Gaudet

KCMF EMILY MERRIAM

Gavotte in G Major Georg Friedrich Handel

Picnic 1920 Mike Schoenmehl

EPMF KATIE STAVERT-BERNARD

Sonata in F Major Joseph Haydn

Reflections Dennis Alexander

QCMF WENDY YAN

Blue Mood William Gillock

When Rivers Flowed on Mars Nancy Telfer

QCMF SARAH ZHANG

The Song of Twilight Yoshinao Nakada

The Sleeping Dragon Nancy Telfer

WPMF SARAH GARD Dreamcatcher Anne Crosby Fantasia in e minor George Philipp Telemann


10:30 a.m. INTERMEDIATE PIANO QCMF MENGJUE CHEN French Suite No.3 in b minor, BWV 814 v. Menuet and Trio Johann Sebastian Bach Scherzo in Bb Major, D 593, no.1 Franz Schubert WPMF CALLIE GETSON Divertimento in G Major Franz Joseph Haydn Happy Time Jazz Martha Mier QCMF NATHAN LIANG Etude, Op.27, No. 24 Dmitri Kabalevsky Lieb’ Schwesterlein Robert Fuchs KCMF SYDNEY POWERS Little Prelude in D Major Johann Sebastian Bach Sonata in G Franz Joseph Haydn WPMF MEREDITH RIX In Church Peter IIiych Tchaikovsky Scamp Christopher Norton


11:15 a.m. JUNIOR STRINGS

QCMF RIA JOHNSTON, violin Concerto in G Major, Op. 3, No.3 Antonio Vivaldi i. Allegro Adoration Felix Borowski

QCMF MAINU LAWT, violin Concertino in the Style of Antonio Vivaldi Ferdinand Küchler iii. Allegro assai Humoresque Anton Dvorak

Presentation of Awards

Linkletter Music Studio Award for Junior Piano

Jean and Wesley MacPhee Award for Intermediate Piano PEIKMFA Award for Junior Strings


PEI Kiwanis Music Festival

Park Royal United Church Friday, May 27, 2016

9:00 a.m. JUNIOR VOICE

WPMF SARAH GARD

I’d Like to Teach the World to Sing Backer/Davis/cook/Greenway

Lamb of God Twila Paris

QCMF SADIE GHIZ

Ed, the Invisible Dragon Donna Rhodenizer

Someone Violet Archer

KCMF KIERSTEN JACKSON

All Things Bright and Beautiful arr . A & F Kinney

Dragons Clifford Crawley

QCMF ROBYN POWER

Spring is Singing in the Garden William Henry Anderson

The Jones Boys arr. Jay Althouse

KCMF BRANDON MCQUILLAN

God Bless Families Natalie Sleeth

La Pulga de San José arr. A.Kiko & Forrest Kinney


9:30 a.m INTERMEDIATE VOICE QCMF SIOBHAN ARMSTRONG Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child arr. Christine Donkin Chanson De Florian Benjamin Godard QCMF FIONA CLANCEY Alma De Core Antonio Caldara Shenandoah Folk Song/arr.Jay Althouse KCMF CHLOE DOCKENDORFF Nel Cor più non mi sento Giovanni Paisiello The Green Dog Herbert Kingsley KCMF SETH DOCKENDORFF Farewell to Nova Scotia arr. D.F. Cook The Tiger Peter Jenkyns

Presentation of Awards

Mrs. Lorna Knox Award for Junior Voice Women’s Institute of PEI Intermediate Vocal Award


10:30 a.m. SCHOOLS CHORAL COMPETITION Elementary Schools EPMF ELM STREET ELEMENTARY CHOIR Director- Debi Voye One Single Light Dave & Jean Perry Look at Us Now Terre McPheeters KCMF MORELL CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL-GRADES K -6

Director - Nikki Schieck

If I Only Had a Brain Arlen/Harburg –arr. Sally Albrecht Peaceful River Mary Donnelly & George L.O. Strid QCMF WEST KENT GRADES 4 - 6 CHOIR Director-Susan Duncan Homeward Bound Marta Keen Thompson This Ol’ Man Traditional Intermediate School KCMF SOUTHERN KINGS CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL Director- Sara White Canoe Song arr. Ruth Morris Gray The Bare Necessities arr. John Leavitt


Senior High School KCMF MONTAGUE REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

“Here Comes Treble” Director- Christie Beck Prayer of the Children Kurt Bestor, arr. Klouse Mama Who Bore Me Steven Sater/Duncan Sheik,arr.DeSpair EPMF THREE OAKS CHORAL ENSEMBLE Director- Shirley Anne Cameron She Sings Amy Bernon Johnny Said, “No!” Vijay Singh KCMF MONTAGUE HIGH SCHOOL –SMALL ENSEMBLE Director – Christie Beck 1000 Beautiful Things Annie Lennox, arr. Craig Hella Johnson Carnavalito Bolivian Folk Song, arr.Will Lopes 11:30a.m. Woodwind Ensemble QCMF QUEEN CHARLOTTE GRADE 9 SAX QUARTET Director – Sylvia Andrew Sinfonia #3 Johann Sebastian Bach

Intermediate Woodwinds

QCMF MADISON LOCKMAN, tenor sax

Romance Elizabeth Raum

Spanish Dance Moritz Moszkowski Presentation of Awards

Mrs. Helen Lawson Memorial Award for Elementary School Choir The Susan Adams-Ellis Award for Intermediate School Choir

The Lorin and Estelle Drake Memorial Award for High School Choir The Connie and Bud Ings Memorial Award Long & McQuade Award for Woodwinds

PEI Kiwanis Award for Intermediate Woodwind Solo


DR. STEEL RECITAL HALL Friday, May 29, 2015

2:00 p.m SENIOR COMPETITION – 17 and under

Piano

WPMF CARLEY ALLAIN Sonatina in D Major, 1st Mvt. Franz Joseph Haydn Rock Zone Robert Vandall QCMF ADELE ARSENAULT L’ Egyptienne Jean-Philippe Rameau October Peter Illich Tchaikovsky WPMF OLIVIA BATTEN Sonata in D Samuel Arnold Disco Visit Mike Schöenmehl QCMF JACK CUI Reverie in f minor Dennis Alexander Danza gitana, Op.5, No.5 Joaquin Turina

Sacro- monte 2:45 p.m. Voice QCMF CLAIRE CHILTON Cosi, Amor, mi fai languir Alessandro Stradella Frage Felix Mendelssohn White Butterflies Kenneth Bray QCMF JULIA HENDERSON Das Veichen Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Con que la lavaré Joaquin Rodrigo I will Sing a New Song Anton Dvorak


KCMF TARA LLEWELLYN Tu lo sai Guiseppe Torelli Lachen und Weinen Franz Schubert I Attempt from Love’s Sickness to Fly Henry Purcell KCMF HANNAH SIBBICK Kitty of Coleraine Trad. Irish, arr.James Easson There is a Balm in Gilead American Folk,arr. Mark Hayes EPMF JENNA WOODS Amazing Grace arr.Jay Althouse Caro Mio Ben Giuseppe Giordani 3:15 p.m. Intermediate Strings

QCMF LUCJA ANCHIKOSKI, violin

Hornpipe George Coutts

Concerto in a minor, OP.3, No.6 Antonio Vivaldi

Presto

QCMF LUCY LI, violin

Concerto No.9,in a minor, Op 104 Charles Auguste DeBeriot

i. Allegro maestoso

Sonata in e minor Francesco Maria Veracini

i. Largo ii. Allegro con fuoco


3:30 p.m. Senior Strings QCMF BETHANY HORROCKS, violin Polish Caprice for Violin Grazyna Bacewicz Concerto in D Major, K 218 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Allegro QCMF JUDY YUN, violin Concerto in g minor, Op.26, No.1 Max Bruch i.Prelude: Allegro moderato ii.Adagio

Romanza Andaluza, Op.22, No.1 Pablo de Sarasate 4:15 p.m. Percussion QCMF LĖO HAN Sonata No.2 for Timpani William Schinstine Rosewood Blues(Marimba) Charles Delancy EPMF MAX GALLANT Katamiya Emmanuel Séjourné Concerto, Op.BXV, No.1041 Johann Sebastian Bach Allegro moderato arr.Goldenberg

Presentation of Senior Awards

Kiwanis Club of Charlottetown Award for Vocal Performance Mrs. Ruby MacWilliams Award for Piano Hon. Gordon Bennett Award for Intermediate Strings Mrs. Ruby MacWilliams Award for Senior Strings Long & McQuade Award for Percussion


DR. STEEL RECITAL HALL

Friday, May 27, 2016

7:00 p.m. Community Choirs KCMF HILLCREST UNITED CHURCH YOUTH CHOIR Director – Anne White A Clare Benediction John Rutter Climbin’ Up the Mountain Linda Spevacek KCMF A JOYFUL SOUND Director- Christie Beck Will Ye No Come Back Again trad. Scottish, arr. Mark Sirett Bring Me little Water, Sylvie trad. American, arr. Kirby Shaw Award Presentation – Louise Pritchard Memorial Award Arlene B. Sorensen Award for Open Choral Class 7:30 p.m. Musical Theatre Junior QCMF ERICA BURKE The Girl I Mean to Be (The Secret Garden) Simon/Norman WPMF SARAH GARD If I Only Had a Brain (Wizard of Oz) Arlen/Harburg KCMF KIERSTEN JACKSON I Gotta Crow (Peter Pan) Charlap/Leigh QCMF ROBYN POWER God Help the Outcasts (Hunchback of Notre Dame) Menken/Schwartz EPMF KATIE STAVERT-BERNARD Six Hours as a Princess(Children’s Letters to God) Evans/Cohen


8:10 p.m. Intermediate WPMF REBEKAH BROWN I Have Confidence (Sound of Music) Richard Rogers KCMF CARRIE DOCHERTY Pure Imagination (Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory) Bricusse/ Newley KCMF CHLOE DOCKENDORFF Sayonara (How to Eat Like a Child) John Forster QCMF ALLYSON FORD My Party Dress (Henry and Mudge) Brian Lowdermilk EPMF AIDAN MURPHY Feed the Birds (Mary Poppins) Sherman/Sherman

Senior KCMF MIRANDA INGS I Can Hear the Bells (Hairspray) Shaiman/Wittman KCMF REBECCAH LAMBIE Shy (Once Upon a Mattress) Rodgers/ Barer

EPMF DEVON McCARRON Still Hurting (The Last Five Years) Jason Robert Brown

QCMF NICHOLAS MURPHY I Am What I Am (La Cage aux Folles) Jerry Herman


EPMF MIKAILA MURRAY She Used to be Mine (Waitress) Sara Bareilles

QCMF ALEXANDRA SORENSEN Much More (Fantasticks) Harvey Schmidt

Awards

Mrs. Lorna Knox Award for Junior Musical Theatre The D. Lorne Campbell Memorial Award for Intermediate Musical Theatre Kiwanis Club Award for Senior Musical Theatre


PEI KIWANIS PROVINCIAL MUSIC FESTIVAL Saturday, May 28, 2016 Dr. Steel Recital Hall, UPEI

9:30 a.m. Advanced Competition (28 and under) WPMF MADELEINE GAUDETTE, piano Sonata in F Major, Hob XVI: 231 Franz Joseph Haydn Songs Without Words Felix Mendelssohn Duetto QCMF(NF#2) CONNIE YUN, piano Concerto in D Major, Op.50, No.3 Dmitri Kabalevsky

i. Allegro molto ii. Andante con molto

Sonata in C Major, Op.2, No. 3 Ludwig van Beethoven i. Allegro con brio ii. Adagio

QCMF(NF#2) SANNU LAWT, piano Concerto in g minor, Op.50, No.1 Felix Mendelssohn

i. Molto allegro con fuoco ii. Andante

Italian Concerto in F Major BWV971 Johann Sebastian Bach i. Allegro ii. Andante

KCMF LEAH JORDAN, clarinet Clarinet Sonata Camille Saint-Saëns Solo de Concours Henri Rabaud QCMF(NF#5) JOHANNA VESSEY, clarinet Solo de Concours André Messager Concerto for Clarinet Aaron Copland QCMF(NF#6) JUSTIN AMADOR, french horn Concerto No.3 in Eb Major , K447 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Les Adieux Franz Strauss 2:00 p.m. Advanced competition(continued)


KCMF MADELINE DUFFY, soprano Seit ich ihn gesehen Robert Schumann Sweeter Than Roses Henry Purcell Lascia Ch’io Pianga Georg Friedrich Handel QCMF(NF#1) LINDSAY GILLIS, soprano Ich will dir mein herze schenken(St. Matthew Passion) Johann Sebastian Bach Chacun le sait ( La Fille du Regiment) Gaetano Donizetti A Sarah Binks Songbook John Greer

Reflections While Translating Heine Hi Sooky Ho Sooky Song of the Chore

Elegy for a Calf Square Dance

QCMF(NF#1) ROBYN PERRY,soprano Blute Nur, Du Liebes Herz (St. Matthew Passion) Johann Sebastian Bach Deh vieni, non tarder(Le Nozze di Figaro) Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Three Early Songs George Crumb

i. Night ii. Let It be Forgotten iii. Wind Elegy

QCMF SANNU LAWT, violin Symphonie Espagnole in d minor, Op.21 Ėdouard Lalo Allegro non troppo Andante

Scherzo Tarantelle, Op.16 Henryk Wieniawski

QCMF(NF#3) CONNIE YUN, violin Concerto in e minor, Op.64 Felix Mendelssohn

i. Allegro, molto appassionato ii. Andante Fritz Kreisler

Tambourin Chinois, Op .3


7:30 p.m. AWARDS CEREMONY

Master of Ceremonies - Darren Creamer, President, Kiwanis Club of Charlottetown

Advanced Awards & Scholarships

UPEI Music Society Award, UPEI Department of Music Plaque ........................ Deserving UPEI music student.

Glenn and Maryanne Palmer Award. . ………………………………………………………………………………….Voice

Adeline Peters Ledwell Award………………………………………………………………………………………………Piano

Hazel Schwartz Memorial Award. ……………………………………………………………………………..… Instrumental Suzanne Brenton Memorial Award ....................................................................................................... Contestants must perform at least one movement of a concerto or concerted work, or for vocal contestants, opera, oratorio or classical song cycle suitable for performance with orchestra. The winner will be invited to perform with the PEI Symphony Orchestra in the following season, or as agreed upon with the musical director. This award includes a $100 honorarium and will be awarded only once to any competitor.

PEIMFA Presidents’ Award. .................................................................................................................. Awarded to the performer exemplifying the best overall musicianship in the senior or advanced level.

Indian River Festival Awards ................................................................................................................ Awarded to three contestants who demonstrate exceptional performance abilities. This year’s winners will appear at a concert at Indian River; this event will be held on Saturday, June 25, 2016, as part of the Youth Legacy Series. Each winner will present a 15 minute performance from their festival repertoire and will receive an honorarium of $200 each.


PEI Registered Music Teachers’ Association Scholarship. ........................................................................................ To be awarded to a deserving Senior or Advanced student in any discipline who currently studies with a member of the PEI RMTA. The award should be used to further the student’s musical studies.

Rena Wood Memorial Scholarship. ………………………………………………..Awarded to a solo recipient who will have lived or studied on PEI for a minimum of three years. He or she must be pursuing r accepted to an undergraduate music degree program. The award is for tuition and related expenses. Payment of the scholarship will be made to accredited music schools. Applicants must have submitted a one page Curriculum Vitae , stating their educational and career goals.

Announcement of National Finalists -

Miriam and Albert Goldman Memorial Award. ........................................................................................... Awarded to the contestant(s) recommended to represent PEI at the National Festival.


2016 provincial program

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