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ProgrammeONE HUNDRED AND NINTH FESTIVAL

A Festival of vocal and instrumental music

Performances individually recordedApril 2021

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Extensive repertoireChoose from our largest repertoire lists to date, which include 35 pieces per grade, a range of international composers and a selection of popular pieces from the 2018–2020 syllabus.

Re-imagined booksThere are now a minimum of 12 pieces in your graded exam book, with 21 pieces in the Extended Edition — nine in an additional ebook. Both editions include detailed performance notes, while the Extended Edition also includes scales, arpeggios and downloadable audio.

Young Composers’ CompetitionAspiring composers can take inspiration from the inclusion of one new piece per grade written by the winners of our Young Composers’ Competition.

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Glasgow Music Festival Association is a Scottish charity that actively encouragesand develops interest and participation in amateur performing arts. It provides vitalsupport for the annual Festival and, from time to time, for other events and activities.

The Association was founded in 1910 and organised the first Festival, a four-dayevent, part of the Scottish Exhibition of National History, Art and Industry, held inGlasgow in 1911.

Everyone who is interested in the Festival and its objectives is encouraged to jointhe Association. Members receive:

• a membership card which entitles members to observe the work of theAssociation at selected Festival sessions;

• an e-copy of the Festival Syllabus;• advance notification of Festival events; and• a vote at general meetings of the Association.

For further information and an application form, please contact the membershipadministrator, Dorothy Gunnee, on 0141 778 4458 or visit the Festival website atwww.glasgowmusicfestival.org.

Glasgow Music Festival Association is a Scottish charity, number SC008919

Support the Festival in 2022 - ‘Sponsor a Class’Glasgow Music Festival Association invites support of individuals and groups tohelp ensure that people of all ages may continue to benefit from the Festival'sunique performance opportunities. Funding the Festival is challenging, and thosewho ‘sponsor a class’ will make a valuable and important contribution to this work.

Any class in the Festival - in music, speech & drama and dance - may be ‘sponsored’.

• Your donation of £20 or over could sponsor a solo class;• Your donation of £30 or over could sponsor a class for duets or small groups.• Your donation of £50 or over could sponsor a class for choirs, orchestras or bands.

Class sponsors may choose to be acknowledged in the Festival Programme or tobe anonymous as they prefer. It is anticipated that named sponsors of a class willbe included in a list as part of that class’s programme description. The opportunityto sponsor a class exclusively or to sponsor a section or range of classes may alsobe available.

If you would be interested in supporting the Festival in this important way, pleasecontact the Treasurer, Jane McKenna ([email protected]), for furtherinformation or download a brochure from the website.

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The Glasgow Society of Organists was established in 1911. Membership includes organists, church musicians and those who simply enjoy organ and choral music. The session runs from October to June, with up to 8 meetings per year (most of which are open to non-members and organists of all or no denomination), and our objectives are “the education of its members and the public in the art of music, with special reference to organ and choral music”. In this most challenging of sessions, we have opted for on-line events, each opening with a pre-recorded presentation on YouTube,

followed by a live Zoom meeting (a “Q & A” session with the presenter and an opportunity for members to share their news). This digital approach has enabled other options not normally possible – eg a composite recital comprising 5 organs in 4 different churches – whilst also allowing participation by members living/holidaying at a distance, or with other commitments. We greatly look forward to “normal service” being resumed at some point in session 2021-22.

In 1928, under the Presidency of J B Crawford, the Society donated a trophy to be awarded annually at Glasgow Music Festival (“organ solos - open”); previous trophy holders have included two former GSO Presidents. In 2016 the Society became a corporate member of Glasgow Music Festival, with which it is delighted to be associated.

The GSO is affiliated to both the IAO (Incorporated Association of Organists) and to the Scottish Federation of Organists (SFO).

The GSO wishes Glasgow Music Festival well in this most unusual “virtual” year.

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Organising committeeClaire Griffiths Stewart HendersonTony Langford Elizabeth LanniganAnne Murray Morag Speirs

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Glasgow Music Festival gratefully acknowledges:the generous contributions of principal supporters

James T Howat Charitable Trust

The Robertson Trust

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The Glasgow Royal Concert Hall

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Renfield Centre

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ProgrammeONE HUNDRED AND NINTH FESTIVAL

A FESTIVAL OF VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC

APRIL 2021

ADJUDICATORS

JONATHAN REA

STEPHEN ADAM

GILLIAN FLEETWOOD

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Welcome

Glasgow Music Festival is pleased to present the one hundred and ninth Festival. Due tothe continuing coronavirus health emergency resulting in public events and performances not being permitted, the festival is smaller and has a different format. We hope ‘normalservice’ will be resumed in 2022!

The objective of the Festival remains to promote and develop interest and participationin performing arts. This year, performers have submitted videos and these will beappraised by a team of leading professional adjudicators. In addition to written commentsfrom the adjudicator, every group or soloist taking part receives a Certificate of Performance. Performers may also elect to receive marks and may qualify for special certificates, bursariesor awards.

All tasks in the organisation and administration of Glasgow Music Festival are undertakenby a team of dedicated volunteers who work throughout the year and commit considerableamounts of time and skill. During the festival, a large number of voluntary stewards join theteam. All money collected in entry fees, admission and advertising charges, and raised byGlasgow Music Festival Association through members’ subscriptions, sponsorship anddonations, is applied directly in running and promoting the Festival.

The historic emblem, which we call the festival ‘seal’, was created one hundred years ago. It was designed by William Gordon and adopted by Glasgow Music Festival Association(known then as Glasgow Musical Festival Association) in 1921. Originally, the seal wasreproduced on Festival certificates and programmes but over the years it has become thesymbol of the Festival and it now appears on a wide range of Festival media.

Incorporated in the seal are representations of:

The City of Glasgow: the elements of the Coat of Arms of the City of Glasgow depictingSt Mungo, the City’s Patron Saint, along with the (oak) tree that never grew, the (robin)bird that never flew, the (ring-holding) fish that never swam and the bell that never rang.

The National Flowers of the Nations of United Kingdom: Scotland represented by theThistle; England by the Tudor Rose; Northern Ireland by the Shamrock; and Wales by theDaffodil; an acknowledgement that performers (in particular choirs at the time the seal wasdesigned) came from all parts of the United Kingdom to take part in Glasgow Music Festival.

St Cecilia: the patron saint of music and musicians.

Orpheus: the legendary Greek musician, poet, and prophet who could charm all livingthings with his music.

INDEX

Title Class Page Title Class Page

MUSIC

Vocal EnsemblesIntermediate Vocal Ensembles 36 12

Vocal Duets and SolosVocal Duets - Open 38 12Intermediate Vocal Duets 39 12Opera Aria 44 12Oratorio or Cantata Aria 45 12Gilbert & Sullivan Solos 46 12Vocal Solos - Premier 47 12Folk Song 48 16Poem with Song 49 16Vocal Solos - Scots Song 53 16Intermediate Vocal Solos - Scots Song 54 16Songs from the Shows 56 16Songs from the Shows (17 & 18) 57 14Songs from the Shows (15 & 16) 58 14Songs from the Shows (13 & 14) 59 15Songs from the Shows (12) 60 15Songs from the Shows (10 & 11) 61 15Songs from the Shows (9 and under) 62 15Art Song (18 and under) 63 13Lieder (18 and under) 64 13Opera (18 and under) 65 13Oratorio or Cantata Aria (18 and under) 66 13Male Voice Solos (18 and under) 68 14Girls' Vocal Solos (15 & 16) 70 14Girls' Vocal Solos (13 & 14) 72 16Boys' Vocal Solos (11 and under) 74 16Vocal Solos (9) 77 16

KeyboardBaroque Piano Solos 80 17Piano Sonata 81 17Romantic Piano Solos 82 17Debussy and Ravel Piano Solos 83 17Modern Piano Solos 84 18Piano Solos - Premier 85 18Piano Solos - Open 86 18Piano Solos A 87 18Piano Solos B 88 19Piano Solos C 89 19Piano Solos D 90 19Piano Solos E 91 19Piano Solos F 92 20Piano Solos G 93 20Piano Solos H (non-competitive) 94 20Piano Solos (non-competitive) 95 20Piano Solos (adult performers) 96 21Ragtime and Blues Piano Solos A 107 21Rock Piano Solos 108 21

StringsString Solos - Unaccompanied Bach 112 8String Concerto 113 8String Sonata 115 8String Solos - Premier 116 9String Solos (non-competitive) 117 9Violin Solos - Open 118 8Violin Solos B 120 9Violin Solos C 121 9Violin Solos D 122 9Violin Solos E 123 10Violin Solos F 124 10Violin Solos G 125 10Viola Solos B 128 10Cello Solos - Open 134 9Cello Solos A 135 10Cello Solos D 138 10Scots Fiddle Solos - Open 150 10Scots Fiddle Solos A 151 10Guitar Solos - Open 154 21Guitar Solos A 155 21Guitar Solos B 156 21Clàrsach Solos A 160 11Clàrsach Solos B 161 11Non-trad Clàrsach/Pedal Harp Solos Op 163 11Non-trad Clàrsach/Pedal Harp Solos A 164 11Non-trad Clàrsach/Pedal Harp Solos B 165 11

Woodwind, Recorder, Brass and PercussionWoodwind and Brass Concerto 166 22Modern Woodwind and Brass Solos 167 22Woodwind and Brass Sonata 168 22Woodwind and Brass Solos - Premier 169 23Woodwind and Brass Solos (n/c) 170 23Woodwind Solos - Open 172 23Woodwind Solos A 173 24Woodwind Solos B 174 24Woodwind Solos C 175 24Brass Solos - Open 181 23Brass Solos B 183 24Brass Solos C 184 24Brass Ensembles A 187 25

AccordionClassical Accordion Solos - Open 196 25Classical Accordion Solos A 197 25Classical Accordion Solos B 198 25

Recital, Chamber Music and Group Music MakingInstrumental Duets 207 25

About the adjudicators . . .

Jonathan Rea studied music at the University of Cambridge where he studied pianowith Peter Pettinger, sang in the University Chamber Choir, achieved choral andinstrumental awards and won the Rima Alamuddin prize for piano performance.

Following 10 years as Director of Music in Bangor Grammar School, his careerbroadened, encompassing conducting, producing, writing, composing, arranging andaccompanying for the BBC, Belfast City Council and various other bodies, including Songsof Praise and the Belfast Choir for Children in Need.

He is Chief Executive and Creative Director of New Irish Arts and is increasingly indemand as a writer and speaker, contributing to programmes such as Prayer for the Dayand Morning Service, on BBC Radio 4. As an adjudicator member of the British andInternational Federation of Festivals, he finds it immensely satisfying to play a part inhelping performers, young and old, pursue their musical potential.

Stephen Adam studied cello with Joan Dickson and piano with Miles Coverdale at theRoyal Conservatoire of Scotland (then the RSAMD), winning prizes for composition,chamber music and lieder before continuing studies under Raphael Sommer at the RoyalNorthern College of Music where he gained an ARCM with honours. After working aspianist and arranger in Spain, Stephen spent a year freelancing with various UKorchestras before joining the orchestra of Scottish Opera in 1981 as assistant principalcello. Stephen has also enjoyed a career on the music club circuit, performing stringquartets, gypsy trios and accompanying singers.

As a composer, in addition to a quartet commissioned to celebrate the bicentenary ofRobert Adam's Culzean Castle, Stephen’s commissions include a suite for cello andstrings based on Hebridean songs, orchestrations for Celtic Connections and for theBBC's Songs of Praise. Stephen now runs a community choir in Argyll for whom he haswritten over 120 choral arrangements, from Mahler to the Bee Gees, and when notperforming for Music in Care, he is trying to master the piano accordion!

Gillian Fleetwood cut her teeth playing Scottish traditional music in her hometownof Inverness. She is best known as a harp player but is passionate about songs andarrangements and has collaborated with many Scottish musicians.

Musical life so far has brought performances and tutoring at many international eventsincluding Ohio Scottish Arts Summer School, The National Celtic Festival (Australia),Harfentreffen (Germany), and Rencontres Internationales de Harpes Celtiques (Brittany).She enjoys tutoring closer to home at various prestigious institutions such as Fèis GleannAlbainn, Fèis Spè, Fèis Rois, The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland and the University ofthe Highlands and Islands.

Gillian is also trained in adjudication and is an examiner for the RCS Traditional MusicGrade Exams.

Bowed StringsAdjudicator: Stephen Adam

String Solos - Unaccompanied Bach Class 112The winner of this class may be invited to perform in the String Solos Premier Class.Test Piece: Own choice of any two contrasting movements from a Sonata, a Partita or a Suite by

J S Bach - not to exceed 10 minutes.Performers:

1 Annie Walton (cello)Suite No 2 in D minor (mvts 4 & 6)

2 Dòmhnall MacGriogair (cello)Suite No 1 (mvts 1 & 2)

3 Kevin Ren (violin)Partita No 3 (mvts 1 & 2)

4 Nina Doig (violin)Partita No 2 (mvts 3 & 6)

5 Roshni Bhaumik (cello)Suite No 1 (mvts 1 & 6)

String Concerto Class 113The winner of this class may be invited to perform in the String Solos Premier Class.Test Piece: Own choice of any one concerto movement - not to exceed 10 minutes.Performers:

1 Annie Walton (cello)Concerto in E minor (mvt 4) Elgar

2 Beth Peat (violin)Concerto in E minor op 64 (mvt 3) Mendelssohn

3 Chun-Yi Kang (violin)Concerto in A minor op 82 (mvt 1) Glazunov

4 Gina Wright (viola)Viola Concerto (mvt 2) Telemann

5 Nina Doig (violin)Concerto No 3 in G major (mvt 3) Mozart

6 Sophia Mashwani (violin)Concerto in A minor J S Bach

String Sonata Class 115The winner of this class may be invited to perform in the String Solos Premier Class.Test Piece: Own choice of one movement from any sonata - not to exceed 10 minutes.Performers:

1 Beth Peat (violin)Sonata in A major (mvt 3) Brahms

2 Nina Doig (violin)Sonata in G major (mvt 1) Brahms

3 Yvonne Zhou (violin)Sonata in A major (mvt 2) Franck

Violin Solos - Open Class 118The winner of this class may be invited to perform in the String Solos Premier Class.Test Piece: Own choice of music of an advanced standard - not to exceed 10 minutes.Performers:

1 Beth PeatScène de Ballet C de Bériot

2 Chun-Yi KangCaprice no 24 Paganini

3 Fraser HannahAus der Heimat no 2 Smetana

4 Yvonne ZhouPolonaise de Concert no 1 in D major op 4 Wieniawski

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Cello Solos - Open Class 134The winner of this class may be invited to perform in the String Solos Premier Class.Test Piece: Own choice of music of an advanced standard - not to exceed 10 minutes.Performers:

1 Calum CampbellAllegro Appassionato op 43 Saint-Saëns

2 Mari MacGregorViolin Sonata in A major (mvt 2) Franck

3 Roshni BhaumikÉlégie Fauré

String Solos - Premier Class 116For the winners of classes 112, 113, 115, 118, and 134. The St Mungo Challenge Trophy Certificateand the Grace Dick Memorial Prize will be awarded.Test Piece(s): Performers will play the Test Piece(s) already played.Performers:

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String Solos (non-competitive) Class 117For players of any standard. Performers will receive an adjudication but no comparison will be madebetween performances.Test Piece: Own choice - not to exceed 6 minutes.Performers:

1 Eilidh Thoms (violin)Take Five Desmond arr E H Jones

2 Isla Thoms (violin)Cossack Dance T & N Kraemer

Violin Solos B Class 120Test Piece: Violin Exam Pieces 2020-2023, Grade 6 (any one piece)Performer: Owen Pak Ming Lai

Hungarian Dance no 5 Nölck

Violin Solos C Class 121Test Piece: Violin Exam Pieces 2020-2023, Grade 5 (any one piece)Performers:

1 Caitlin KeConcerto in G op 3 no 3 (mvt 1) Vivaldi

2 Rebecca GreigNight Song and Pantomime Britten arr Blackwell

Violin Solos D Class 122Test Piece: Violin Exam Pieces 2020-2023, Grade 4 (any one piece)Performers:

1 Caroline PuglieseRomance Dancla

2 Olivia RenPetite Rhapsodie Hongroise Bohm

3 Raymond ZhangRomance Dancla

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Violin Solos E Class 123Test Piece: Violin Exam Pieces 2020-2023, Grade 3 (any one piece)Performer: Nathan Corbet

Relaxing in Rio Stephen

Violin Solos F Class 124Test Piece: Violin Exam Pieces 2020-2023, Grade 2 (any one piece)Performers:

1 Alex RenWhere did you sleep last night, little bird? trad Hungarian

2 Hannah ZhangBamboo in the Breeze trad

Violin Solos G Class 125Test Piece: Violin Exam Pieces 2020-2023, Grade 1 (any one piece)Performer: Miren McDonagh

What shall we do with the drunken sailor? arr Bullard

Viola Solos B Class 128Test Piece: Own choice of any grade 6 piece from the ABRSM or Trinity College syllabus for viola.Performer: Gina Wright

Cello Suite No 1 Minuets (mvt 5) J S Bach

Cello Solos A Class 135Test Piece: Own choice of any grade 7 piece from the ABRSM or Trinity College syllabus for cello.Performer: David Postatny

Suite no 1 in G major BWV 1007 (mvts 1 & 2) J S Bach

Cello Solos D Class 138Test Piece: Own choice of any grade 4 piece from the ABRSM or Trinity College syllabus for cello.Performer: Matthew Clarkson

Sonata in G minor op 1 no 6 (mvt 3) Chinzer

Scots Fiddle Solos - Open Class 150Test Pieces: (a) Own choice of Slow Air.

(b) Own choice of March, Strathspey and Reel.Performer: Zoe Drysdale

Farewell to Whisky arr GowThe hen's march o'er the midden arr GowHighland Whisky GowMiss Stewart Gow

Scots Fiddle Solos A Class 151Test Piece: Own choice of March, Strathspey and Reel.Performer: Theo Wilson

The Barren Rocks of Aden MacKellarThe Cross of Inverness tradThe Banks of Loch Ness

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ClàrsachAdjudicator: Gillian Fleetwood

Clàrsach Solos A Class 160Test Pieces: (a) Hi, horo ’s na horo eile trad arr Gillian Fleetwood

The Gaorsach Lasses Robbie Leask arr Patsy Seddon(b) Own choice of Scottish, Irish or Gaelic music.

Performers:1 Amy Darroch

Pipe Major Donald Maclean of Lewis MacLeod2 Catriona Mackenzie

Crathadh d'aodaich a ghaoil McKay3 Maria Monk

Dòmhnall Tighinn ‘gam Shireadh MacKay4 Maya Marshall

Leaving Stoer Drever arr Petersen5 Roshni Bhaumik

An Ataireachd Ard MacDonald arr PortDomhnall Tighinn'gam Shireadh arr RobertonBK's Polka arr Robertson

Clàrsach Solos B Class 161Test Pieces: (a) Brechin Castle trad arr Heather Yule

(b) Own choice of Scottish, Irish or Gaelic music.Performer: Millie Shuttleworth

Crodh Chailein arr Brown

Non-traditional Clàrsach/Pedal Harp Solos - Open Class 163Test Piece: Own choice of music of comparable standard to Associated Board and Trinity College

Grade 5 or above - not to exceed 10 minutes.Performer: Leila Osmond

Lines on the Map RutherfordParthenia Stevenson

Non-traditional Clàrsach/Pedal Harp Solos A Class 164Test Piece: Own choice of music of comparable standard to Associated Board and Trinity College

Grades 3 and 4 - not to exceed 6 minutes.Performer: Amélie MacKay

Les Piffereri GounodJazz Lullaby Robinson/ Whiting

Non-traditional Clàrsach/Pedal Harp Solos B Class 165Test Piece: Own choice of music of comparable standard to Associated Board and Trinity College

Grades 1 and 2 - not to exceed 4 minutes.Performer: Emma Kelly

Be our Guest Menken arr MacAdamCrépuscle sur Le Lagon M Gabus

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Vocal Ensembles, Duets and SolosAdjudicator: Jonathan Rea

Intermediate Vocal Ensembles Class 36For unconducted ensembles of 3 to 16 singers aged 18 and under.Test Piece: Own choice of music - not to exceed 8 minutes.Performer: Stellar Musical Theatre Trio

A Soft Place to Land (Waitress) Bareilles

Intermediate Vocal Duets Class 39For singers aged 18 and under.Test Piece: Own choice of a two-part song.Performer: Emily Kemp & Maria Wotherspoon

Sull'aria (Le nozze di Figaro) Mozart

Opera Aria Class 44For singers aged 19 and over. The Glasgow Grand Opera Society Trophy Certificate may beawarded. The winner of this class may be invited to perform in the Vocal Solos Premier Class.Test Piece: Own choice of an operatic aria (excluding light opera).Performer: Junko Eager

O mio babbino caro (Gianni Schicchi) Puccini

Oratorio or Cantata Aria Class 45For singers aged 19 and over. The Ian Barrie Certificate may be awarded. The winner of this classmay be invited to perform in the Vocal Solos Premier Class.Test Piece: Own choice of an aria, or recitative and aria, from an oratorio, sacred cantata or mass.Performer: Junko Eager

I will sing of thy great mercies (St Paul) Mendelssohn

Gilbert & Sullivan Solos Class 46For singers aged 19 and over. The winner of this class may be invited to perform in the Vocal SolosPremier Class.Test Piece: Own choice of any Gilbert and Sullivan aria.Performer: Pamela Moore

When maiden loves, she sits and sighs (Yeoman of the Guard)

Vocal Solos - Premier Class 47For the winners of classes 44-46. The Gervase Elwes Memorial Trophy Certificate will be awardedand a Glasgow Music Festival Association Award will be made. The award is supported byAssociation members.Test Piece(s): Performers will sing the Test Piece(s) which they have already sung.Performers:

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Opera (18 and under) Class 65The Agnes Duncan Trophy may be awarded. The Judith Richmond Memorial Certificate may bepresented and the Janette Clanahan Memorial Award may be made.Test Piece: Own choice of an aria from an opera or operetta (excluding Gilbert & Sullivan).Performers:

1 Aarya GambhirS'altro che lagrime (La clemenza di Tito) Mozart

2 Emily KempAch, ich fühl's (Die Zauberflöte) Mozart

3 Euan KempDeh vieni alla finestra (Don Giovanni) Mozart

4 Hugh KaliskiDies Bildnis ist bezaubernd schön (Die Zauberflöte) Mozart

Oratorio or Cantata Aria (18 and under) Class 66The Agnes Duncan Trophy may be awarded. The Judith Richmond Memorial Certificate may bepresented and the Janette Clanahan Memorial Award may be made.Test Piece: Own choice of an aria, or recitative and aria, from an oratorio, sacred cantata or

mass.Performers:

1 Aarya GambhirQuia respexit (Magnificat) J S Bach

2 Calum MurrayHonour and arms (Samson) Handel

3 Emily KempRejoice greatly (Messiah) Handel

Art Song (18 and under) Class 63The Agnes Duncan Trophy may be awarded.Test Piece: Own choice of a British art song.Performers:

1 Amy SpearingSweet chance that led my steps abroad Head

2 Calum MurrayLimehouse Reach Head

3 Emily KempBusiness Girls Dring

4 Hugh KaliskiLet the florid music praise Britten

Lieder (18 and under) Class 64The Agnes Duncan Trophy may be awarded.Test Piece: Own choice of a song by Schubert, Schumann, Brahms, Wolf, Richard Strauss or Mahler.Performers:

1 Amy SpearingFeldeinsamkeit Brahms

2 Calum MurrayWidmung Schumann

3 Emily KempVerborgenheit Wolf

4 Euan KempAuf ein altes bild Wolf

5 Hugh KaliskiDer Doppelganger Schubert

6 Sophia MashwaniAn die Musik Schubert

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Male Voice Solos (18 and under) Class 68For singers with changed or changing voices. The Agnes Duncan Trophy may be awarded. TheForbes Morton Memorial Certificate and Award may be presented.Test Piece: Own choice, excluding show songs.Performers:

1 Calum MurrayNone but the Lonely Heart Tchaikovsky

2 Hugh KaliskiEcco, ridente in cielo (Il barbiere di Siviglia) Rossini

3 Jonathan DobieTu lo sai Torelli

4 Oliver TwynhamDolente immagine di Fille mia Bellini

Girls' Vocal Solos (15 & 16) Class 70The Agnes Duncan Trophy may be awarded.Test Piece: The Lark in the Clear Air trad arr PhyllisTatePerformer: Niamh McGrory

Songs from the Shows (17 & 18) Class 57The Gary Wallis Memorial Certificate and Award may be presented.Test Piece: Own choice of an appropriate song from a stage musical or film score.Performers:

1 Jonathan DobieEmpty chairs at empty tables (Les Misérables) Schönberg

2 Suzanne MacinnesSomeone to watch over me (Oh, Kay) Gershwin

3 Zoe PendersCan't help lovin that man (Showboat) Kern

Songs from the Shows (15 & 16) Class 58The Gary Wallis Memorial Certificate and Award may be presented.Test Piece: Own choice of an appropriate song from a stage musical or film score.Performers:

1 Anna HamiltonI'm not afraid of anything (Songs for a New World) J R Brown

2 Catriona GallagherA quiet thing (Flora the Red Menace) Kander

3 Emma BlackCome home (Allegro) Rodgers

4 Laura MurrayOnce upon a December (Anastasia) Flaherty

5 Niamh McgroryI could have danced all night (My Fair Lady) Loewe

6 Olivia MacleanMy Ship (Lady in the Dark) Weill

7 Patrick HamiltonBring him home (Les Misérables) Schönberg

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Songs from the Shows (13 & 14) Class 59Test Piece: Own choice of an appropriate song from a stage musical or film score.Performers:

1 Amy SpearingIn his eyes (Jekyll & Hyde) Wildhorn

2 Anastasia HindeMemory (Cats) Lloyd Webber

3 Carter RobertsHigher than a hawk (Calamity Jane) Fain

4 Daniel MackinGod help the outcasts (Hunchback of Notre Dame) Menken

5 Emma McconnachieFeed the birds (Mary Poppins) R & R Sherman

6 Isla GrantSomehwere over the rainbow (Wizard of Oz) Arlen

7 Lennon WylieElectricity (Billy Elliot) Elton John

8 Millie HarkinTimes are hard for dreamers (Amélie) Messé

9 Robyn BurnsI feel pretty (West Side Story) Bernstein

10 Scarlet PenmanNever enough (The Greatest Showman) Pasek & Paul

11 Sophie RamsayNo-one knows who I am (Jekyll & Hyde) Wildborn

Songs from the Shows (12) Class 60Test Piece: Own choice of an appropriate song from a stage musical or film score.Performer: Grace Millar

The girl I mean to be (Secret Garden) Lucy Simon

Songs from the Shows (10 & 11) Class 61Test Piece: Own choice of an appropriate song from a stage musical or film score.Performers:

1 Ava SmithBe kind to your parents (Fanny) Rome

2 Elise WhyteAlmost there (The Princess and the Frog) Randy Newman

3 Max BiankinDo-Re-Mi (The Sound of Music) Rodgers

4 Skyla LeusStay awake (Mary Poppins) R & R Sherman

5 Tara EnkefasiColours of the wind (Pocahontas) Menken

Songs from the Shows (9 and under) Class 62Test Piece: Own choice of an appropriate song from a stage musical or film score.Performers:

1 Kayla CaldwellTruly Scrumptious (Chitty Chitty Bang Bang) R & R Sherman

2 Lucy SpenceLet's go fly a kite (Mary Poppins) R & R Sherman

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Folk Song Class 48For solo singers aged 19 and over.Test Piece: Own choice of one traditional folk song, accompanied or unaccompanied.Performer: Pamela Moore

O Waly Waly trad arr Britten

Poem with Song Class 49For singers aged 19 and over.Test Piece: One song of own choice. Performers will read the words and then sing the song.Performer: Pamela Moore

Daffodils Wordsworth & C Szabo

Vocal Solos - Scots Song Class 53For singers aged 19 and over. The Thomas A Kerr Memorial Trophy Certificate may be awarded.Test Pieces: Own choice of any two contrasting Scottish songs.Performer: Pamela Moore

Mairi's Wedding tradMy Ain Folk Lemon

Intermediate Vocal Solos - Scots Song Class 54For singers aged 13 to 18.Test Piece: Own choice of any Scottish song, accompanied or unaccompanied.Performers:

1 Carter RobertsO Gin I were a Baron's Heir Holder

2 Scarlet PenmanJohn Anderson my Jo trad

Songs from the Shows Class 56For solo singers aged 19 and over.Test Piece: Own choice of one song from a stage musical or film score.Performer: Pamela Moore

We'll gather lilacs (Perchance to Dream) Novello

Girls' Vocal Solos (13 & 14) Class 72The East Glasgow Music Festival Certificate may be awarded.Test Piece: Go ’way from my window trad arr Ruth Elaine SchramPerformer: Robyn Burns

Boys' Vocal Solos (11 and under) Class 74Test Piece: Skye Boat Song trad arr Nancy LittenPerformer: Max Biankin

Vocal Solos (9) Class 77Test Piece: Seagull Lin MarshPerformer: Kayla Caldwell

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PianoAdjudicator: Jonathan Rea

Baroque Piano Solos Class 80The winner of this class may be invited to perform in the Piano Solos Premier Class.Test Piece(s): Own choice of a composition, or of movement(s) from a composition, by J S

Bach, Handel or D Scarlatti, similar in duration and difficulty to Bach's '48'. In thecase of D Scarlatti, two contrasting sonatas should be played. Performancesmust not exceed 10 minutes.

Performer: Callum CalderPartita No 2 in C minor (mvt 1) J S Bach

Piano Sonata Class 81The winner of this class may be invited to perform in the Piano Solos Premier Class.Test Piece: Own choice of any movement of an advanced standard from a sonata by Haydn,

Mozart, Beethoven or Schubert - not to exceed 10 minutes.Performers:

1 Chun-Yi KangSonata no 24 in F# major op 78 (mvt 1) Beethoven

2 Hugh KaliskiSonata in F major K332 (mvts 2 & 3) Mozart

Romantic Piano Solos Class 82The winner of this class may be invited to perform in the Piano Solos Premier Class.Test Piece: Own choice of music of an advanced standard by Chopin, Schumann, Brahms, Liszt,

Rachmaninov, Franck or Fauré (or another composer of this period) - not to exceed10 minutes.

Performers:1 Callum Calder

Ballade No 3 in Ab major op 47 Chopin2 Hugh Kaliski

Première Valse Oubliée LisztValse Impromptu S 213 Liszt

3 Jacqueline Rolland-RaydonMalagueña Albéniz

4 Lucy RowanIntermezzo No 2 op 18 Brahms

5 Raj BhaumikLes Cloches de Genève Liszt

Debussy and Ravel Piano Solos Class 83The winner of this class may be invited to perform in the Piano Solos Premier Class.Test Piece: Own choice of music of an advanced standard by either composer - not to exceed 10

minutes.Performers:

1 Charlotte CollinsRêverie Debussy

2 Hugh KaliskiLa cathédrale engloutie Debussy

3 Joseph McIlreeReflets dans l'eau Debussy

4 Mari MacGregorLa cathédrale engloutie Debussy

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Modern Piano Solos Class 84The winner of this class may be invited to perform in the Piano Solos Premier Class.Test Piece: Own choice of music of an advanced standard using idiomatic 20th or 21st century

pianistic and harmonic techniques - not to exceed 10 minutes.Performers:

1 Dòmhnall MacGriogairThe Spell Bridge

2 Hugh KaliskiBagatelles for Piano Rawsthorne

3 Lucy RowanI Got Rhythm Gershwin

4 Sebastian HartenJingo Norton

Piano Solos - Open Class 86The winner of this class may be invited to perform in the Piano Solos Premier Class.Test Piece: Own choice of music of an advanced standard - not to exceed 10 minutes.Performer: Joseph McIlree

La Campanella Liszt

Piano Solos - Premier Class 85For the winners of classes 80-84 and 86. The William Findlay Trophy Certificate will be awarded. The Lillian Campbell Memorial Prize will be awarded.Test Piece(s): Performers will play the Test Piece(s) which they have already played.Performers:

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Piano Solos A Class 87Test Piece: Piano Exam Pieces 2021 & 2022 or Piano Exam Pieces Plus Exercises 2021-2023,

Grade 7 (any one piece)Performers:

1 Marie-Liang IngrandLe Petit Âne Blanc Ibert

2 Matthew ClarksonFantasia in G minor TWV 33:8 (mvt 1) Telemann

3 Nina DoigAndante Moderato no 5 op 84 Fauré

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Piano Solos B Class 88Test Piece: Piano Exam Pieces 2021 & 2022 or Piano Exam Pieces Plus Exercises 2021-2023,


1 Alistair HillisSonata in Eb K282 (mvt 3) Mozart

2 Chloe WardEpilogue Huang-Hsu

3 Ferdinand HartenThe Buccaneer Arnold

4 Isla RennieOpening Night Jazz Mier

5 Jacqueline Rolland-RaydonMazurka in G minor Chopin

6 Nathan LeeSonata in Eb K282 (mvt 3) Mozart

7 Sushmita ChowdhuryMazurka in G minor op 67 no 2 Chopin

8 Xiyan GuoOpening Night Jazz Mier

Piano Solos C Class 89Test Piece: Piano Exam Pieces 2021 & 2022 or Piano Exam Pieces Plus Exercises 2021-2023,


1 Ella BonnymanChanging Times Hammond

2 Luke XuLa Chevaleresque Burgmüller

3 Radoslava KiryakovaTarantella no 4 op 65 Prokofiev

Piano Solos D Class 90Test Piece: Piano Exam Pieces 2021 & 2022 or Piano Exam Pieces Plus Exercises 2021-2023,


1 Alex RenÉtude in A minor Kabalevsky

2 Amy EmbletonShark Soup Wedgwood

3 Autumn ClarkMoonbeams Arens

4 Suri TangMinuet & Trio Schubert

Piano Solos E Class 91Test Piece: Piano Exam Pieces 2021 & 2022 or Piano Exam Pieces Plus Exercises 2021-2023,


1 Anna RennieSalut d'amour Elgar

2 Elena SmithRushing River Bober

3 Luo Si XieGavotte Handel

4 Luo Xuan XieDisco Baroque Bullard

5 Rachel FurnishAnastasia McDonagh

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Piano Solos F Class 92Test Piece: Piano Exam Pieces 2021 & 2022 or Piano Exam Pieces Plus Exercises 2021-2023,


1 James EmbletonThe First Flakes are Falling Madden

2 Rosie McErleanIntercity Stomp Norton

3 William BuchanAllegro Attwood

Piano Solos G Class 93Test Piece: Piano Exam Pieces 2021 & 2022 or Piano Exam Pieces Plus Exercises 2021-2023,


1 Alan RenThe Swing Tan

2 Alexandra LópezThe Swing Tan

3 Amber O'NeillThe Detective Wedgwood

4 Chloe TurnbullSzöcske Papp

5 Daniel MackinGavotte In C Handel

6 George HillisSzöcske Papp

7 Hannah InglisSzöcske Papp

8 Sophie LawsonCockatoo Milne

Piano Solos H (non-competitive) Class 94Performers will receive an adjudication but no comparison will be made between performances.Test Piece: Piano Exam Pieces 2021 & 2022 or Piano Exam Pieces Plus Exercises 2021-2023,

Initial Grade (any one piece)Performers:

1 Lucas ShiThis Old Man trad

2 Max NichollsDodgems Bullard

3 Rebecca DennisThis Old Man trad

Piano Solos (non-competitive) Class 95Performers will receive an adjudication but no comparison will be made between performances.Test Piece: Own choice - not to exceed 6 minutes.Performers:

1 Eilidh ThomsRain Schönmel

2 Isla ThomsUaigh a' Bhaird (The Poet's Grave) MacAdam

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Piano Solos (adult performers) Class 96For players aged 19 and over. Performers will receive an adjudication but no comparison will bemade between performances.Test Piece: Own choice - not to exceed 6 minutes.Performer: Marsha Burke

Prelude no 9 DebussyPrelude no 10 Canope Debussy

Ragtime and Blues Piano Solos A Class 107Test Piece: Own choice of either ragtime or blues music - not to exceed 6 minutes.Performer: Alistair Hillis

Film Noir Cornick

Rock Piano Solos Class 108Test Piece: Own choice of a piano arrangement of a rock or popular song, or an original piano

piece in a rock, pop, or jazz style - not to exceed 6 minutes.Performer: Matthew Clarkson

Colour Suite no 1 (Pink Minor) Dring

GuitarAdjudicator: Jonathan Rea

Guitar Solos - Open Class 154Test Piece: Own choice - not to exceed 10 minutes.Performer: James McCorkindale

Suite in C minor BWV 997 (mvt 4) J S BachGran Vals TarregaPrelude 5 Villa-Lobos

Guitar Solos A Class 155Test Piece: Own choice - not to exceed 6 minutes.Performers:

1 Alasdair MacGregorCello Suite 1 BWV 1007 (mvt 4) J S BachAlcañiz F Moreno-Torroba

2 Radoslava KiryakovaEtude in B minor op 35 no 22 SorWaltz in D Tarrega

Guitar Solos B Class 156For players of primary school age.Test Piece: Own choice - not to exceed 4 minutes.Performer: James Embleton

Étude no 7 op 60 Carcassi

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Woodwind and BrassAdjudicator: Jonathan Rea

Woodwind and Brass Concerto Class 166The winner of this class may be invited to perform in the Woodwind and Brass Solos Premier Class.Test Piece: Own choice of any one concerto movement - not to exceed 10 minutes.Performers:

1 Abby Tyson (saxophone)Concertino da Camera (mvt 1) Ibert

2 Daniel Cook (bassoon)Concerto in Bb (mvt 3) Mozart

3 Emily BarronConcerto no 1 (mvt 3) Weber

4 Jamie McClenaghan (flute)Concerto in G major Mozart

5 Laura Hubbard-Perez (bassoon)Concerto K 191 (mvt 3) Mozart

6 Raj Bhaumik (clarinet)Concerto (mvt 1) J Françaix

7 Ross Donaldson (french horn)Concerto no 1 in Eb major R Strauss

8 Sam Haouchine (euphonium)Concerto (mvt 1) Horovitz

Modern Woodwind and Brass Solos Class 167The winner of this class may be invited to perform in the Woodwind and Brass Solos Premier Class.Test Piece: Own choice of music of an advanced standard written in a modern idiom by a 20th

or 21st century composer - not to exceed 10 minutes.Performers:

1 Calum Murray (clarinet)Concertino Ridout

2 Emily Barron (clarinet)Two Memorials Turnage

3 Euan Kemp (saxophone)Hot-Sonate (mvts 1 & 2) E Schulhoff

4 Jamie McClenaghan (flute)Syrinx Debussy

5 Lucy Rowan (flute)Piece Ibert

6 Molly Gribbon (flute)Prelude 3 E McGuire

7 Raj Bhaumik (clarinet)Sonatina (mvt 2) B Martinù3 Pieces for Solo Clarinet Stravinsky

Woodwind and Brass Sonata Class 168The winner of this class may be invited to perform in the Woodwind and Brass Solos Premier Class.Test Piece: Own choice of one movement from any sonata - not to exceed 10 minutes.Performers:

1 Abby Tyson (saxophone)Sonata in C# major F Decruck

2 Holly Helbert (bassoon)Sonata in F minor (mvt 2) Telemann

3 Lucy Deng (clarinet)Sonata FP 184 (mvt 1) Poulenc

4 Molly Gribbon (flute)Sonata Undine (mvt 1) Reinecke

5 Raj Bhaumik (clarinet)Sonatina (mvt 1) B Martinù

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Woodwind Solos - Open Class 172For players of flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, saxophone; with or without piano accompaniment. Thewinner of this class may be invited to perform in the Woodwind and Brass Solos Premier Class.Test Piece: Own choice of music of comparable standard to Associated Board and Trinity College

Grade 7 or above - not to exceed 10 minutes.Performers:

1 Abby Tyson (saxophone)Caprice en forme de valse Paul Bonneau

2 Anthony McKenna (clarinet)Sonata FP 184 (mvt 1) Poulenc

3 Euan Kemp (saxophone)Asturias sur des Thèmes Espagnols H Busser

4 Jamie McClenaghan (flute)Carmen Fantasie François Borne

5 Laura Hubbard-Perez (bassoon)Solo De Concert op 35 Pierné

6 Lucy Deng (clarinet)Lorito - Caprice Gomez

7 Lucy Rowan (flute)Fantaisie Gaubert

8 Raj Bhaumik (clarinet)Clarinet Quintet No 3 (mvt 2) H NaermannSonatina (mvt 3) B Martinù

Brass Solos - Open Class 181The winner of this class may be invited to perform in the Woodwind and Brass Solos Premier Class.Test Piece: Own choice of music of comparable standard to Associated Board and Trinity College

Grade 7 or above - not to exceed 10 minutes.Performers:

1 Freya Campbell (french horn)Nocturno op 7 F Strauss

2 Kerys Begg (french horn)Poésie et Gaîté A Ghidoni

3 Ross Donaldson (french horn)Hunter's Moon Vinter

Woodwind and Brass Solos - Premier Class 169For the winners of classes 166-168, 172 and 181. A Glasgow Music Festival Association Award willbe made. The award is supported by Association members.Test Piece(s): Performers will play the Test Piece(s) already played.Performers:

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Woodwind and Brass Solos (non-competitive) Class 170For players of any standard. Performers will receive an adjudication but no comparison will be madebetween performances.Test Piece: Own choice - not to exceed 6 minutes.Performers:

1 Max Docherty (bassoon)Pièce en forme de Habanera Ravel

2 Reuben Clark (bassoon)Everything is somewhere else Watts

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Woodwind Solos A Class 173For players of flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, saxophone; with or without piano accompaniment.Test Piece: Own choice of one work or movement(s) from one work of comparable standard to

Associated Board and Trinity College Grades 5-6 - not to exceed 6 minutes.Performers:

1 Autumn Clark (oboe)Tiroler Landler Van Beekum

2 Emma Black (bassoon)Soldier, Soldier Parker

3 Erin Cassidy (flute)Scherzino Andersen

4 Holly Helbert (bassoon)Pièce in Eb Fauré trans Oubradous

5 Robert Anderson (flute)Badinerie BWV 1067 J S Bach

6 Sasha Charter (clarinet)Five Bagatelles no 1 (mvt 1) Finzi

Woodwind Solos B Class 174For players of flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, saxophone; with or without piano accompaniment.Test Piece: Own choice of one work or movement(s) from one work of comparable standard to

Associated Board and Trinity College Grades 3-4 - not to exceed 4 minutes.Performers:

1 Amy Embleton (flute)Take Five Desmond

2 Asher Coleman-Smith (clarinet)Shoehorn Blues Norton

3 Theodora Gherghe (bassoon)Sea Shanty Rose

Woodwind Solos C Class 175For players of flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, saxophone; with or without piano accompaniment.Test Piece: Own choice - not to exceed 4 minutes.Performer: Eva Forsyth (bassoon)

Brian Boru trad

Brass Solos B Class 183Test Piece: Own choice - not to exceed 4 minutes.Performer: Lucy Arbuckle (french horn)

Berceuse Damase

Brass Solos C Class 184For players attending primary school.Test Piece: Own choice - not to exceed 4 minutes.Performer: Magnus Campbell (french horn)

Berceuse Damase

Brass Ensembles A Class 187For unconducted ensembles of three to eight players, one player per part.Test Piece: Own choice - not to exceed 8 minutes.Performer: Music School of Douglas Academy Horn Quartet

Hansel and Gretel Prelude Humperdinck arr ThompsonIf you were the only girl in the world A Civil

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AccordionAdjudicator: Jonathan Rea

Classical Accordion Solos - Open Class 196Test Piece: Own choice of a work, or movement of a work, of advanced standard - not to exceed

10 minutes.Performers:

1 Archie MacKechnieLe Rappel des oiseaux RameauAsturias Albéniz

2 Jamie McGinleyPreludio e Fuga Fugazza

3 Kirsty GrantMalagueña Lecuona

Classical Accordion Solos A Class 197Test Piece: Own choice of a work of intermediate standard - not to exceed 6 minutes.Performer: Zoe Drysdale

Sonatina Bernau

Classical Accordion Solos B Class 198Test Piece: Own choice - not to exceed 4 minutes.Performer: Sorley Cavanagh

Polonaise Luck

Chamber MusicAdjudicator: Jonathan Rea

Instrumental Duets Class 207For any instrumental duo with or without piano accompaniment, but not string duets, piano duets, orstring and piano duets.Test Piece: Own choice.Performers:

1 Lucy Rowan & Jamie McClenaghan (flutes)Deux Papillons op 165 Kronke

2 Raj Bhaumik & Fergus Butt (clarinet & bassoon)Duet No 1 in C major Beethoven

Festival AwardsAdjudicator: Jonathan Rea

Agnes Duncan Trophy

Hugh S Roberton Memorial Trophy

Ailie Cullen Memorial Prize

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CERTIFICATESAll performers will receive a Performance Certificate. Performers gaining the first three places in aclass will be awarded certificates according to the following scale of marks:

Honours - 90% and more of the possible mark First Class - 85% to 89% of the possible markMerit - 80% to 84% of the possible mark

Where a trophy, award or prize is available, it may be awarded provided 85% or more of the possiblemark has been gained. Performers may take part in any class and elect to receive an adjudicationbut without marks.

Glasgow Music Festival Association

Honorary President: Robert MacDonaldHonorary Vice President: Liz Cameron

Glasgow Music Festival Association is a Scottish charity with the objectives of promoting anddeveloping interest and participation in performing arts. It enables and supports a number of eventsincluding Glasgow Music Festival, an annual festival of music, dance, speech and drama, first heldin 1911. The Association gratefully acknowledges the support of members in carrying out this work.

Adrienne AdamsonIan S AndersonPauline ArgondizzaGillian AstleyHanan AtallaLynda BarclaySusan BhaumikLouise Biagini Aileen BinghamPamela BlackGraham BlackValerie BrownJoan BuchananAgnes CampbellValerie CorbettMargaret CraigSheila J CraigTracy CurleKarine DavisonValerie DempsterHilary DickieNancy DickinsonGerard DohertyGrace DunworthBernhard ErsfeldPolly EwartSusan EwingtonMargaret FarquharPat Field

J FindlayBeryl FisherJohn FisherRobert FoxcroftElizabeth GibsonGlasgow Society of Organists Claire GriffithsBrian GunneeDorothy GunneeGillian HamblenJohanna HendersonStewart HendersonMargaret HoggMaureen HopkinsonSamantha HullisLinda HutchisonTom InnsEva JohnstoneBill KeanPaul KeohoneTony LangfordMaureen LangfordElizabeth LanniganH Iain MacDonaldRosanne MacDonaldRobert H MacDonaldAgnes T MacDonaldEleanor MacKillop

Marshall MacKillopCorona MarshallLaura McEwanEddie McGuireElaine McIlreeJane McKennaPaul McKirdyHelen McLarenIrene McLennanMalcolm McNeilOlwen McNeilMaureen MeeGeraldine MeloneJoe MeloneEileen MirtleHelen MortonAnne MurrayJutta NorrisRuth OliverMargaret PeacockRebecca RobertsDavid RycroftMarjorie E RycroftJennifer SpeculandMorag SpeirsCatherine SucklingAnn H VettrainoMelshean Wallis

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AILIE CULLEN MEMORIAL PRIZEThe Ailie Cullen Memorial Prize will be awarded to the performer or group of performers who, in theopinion of the adjudicators, gives the most outstanding performance of the Festival. The prize willbe £500 and the winner will also receive a framed certificate.

Towards the close of the Festival, eligible performers selected by the adjudicators will be invited totake part in the Ailie Cullen Memorial Prize Concert which is part of the Last Night of the Festival. Full details of the eligibility criteria for this award may be obtained from the Festival Office.

PREVIOUS PRIZEWINNERS1957 Ronald Morrison1958 Gwen Hughes1959 Bernard Duffy1960 Andrea Ommer1961 Eric and Muriel Levin1962 Ian McGregor1963 Alan L Forster1964 Roger A Beattie1965 David E Morton1966 Clare McMahon1967 Alistair J Davidson1968 Hillhead High School Piano Trio1969 Marilyn G Armour1970 Hillhead High School Piano Trio1971 Hutchesons' Girls' Grammar School1972 Hillhead High School Flute Trio1973 Valerie McOwan and Paul F Morran1974 Gillian Taylor1975 Vyvian Howat1976 Douglas Boyd and William Conway1977 Allander Trio, Bearsden1978 Clarinet Trio, Bearsden1979 Neil Johnstone1980 Ailsa McIntyre and Morag McKendrick1981 The Alban Trio1982 Scott Mitchell1983 Margaret Smith and Chris Mills1984 Margaret Smith1985 Claire Haslin1987 Nadine Plotnikov1988 Caldervale High School Brass Ensemble

1989 Douglas Quartet1990 Christopher Suckling1991 Domello Trio1992 Edward Wiles1993 Jill Morton1994 Stephen Broad1995 Katherine MacKintosh1996 Paul Kean1997 Jennifer Brown1998 Laura Gordon1999 Martin Suckling2000 Catriona MacKinnon2001 Louise McMonagle2002 Stephanie Brough2003 Fiona Paterson2004 Iona Bain2005 Iain Ward2006 Scott Lygate2007 David Munn2008 Alison Turriff2009 Fiona Robertson2010 Douglas Academy Trio2011 Mark Taylor2012 Donald Robinson2013 Laura Ayoub2014 Laura Williamson2015 Andrew Vettraino2016 Lewis Graham2017 Emma Baird2018 Ryan Corbett2019 Sofia Ros González

HUGH S ROBERTON MEMORIAL TROPHYThe Hugh S Roberton Memorial Trophy and a Glasgow Orpheus Choir Trust Award will be presented tothe most outstanding performer, under 14 years of age on 1 March 2020, in Vocal and InstrumentalClasses. Eligible performers will be invited by the adjudicators to take part in the Last Night of the Festival.

PREVIOUS PRIZEWINNERS1962 Elizabeth Sorbie1963 John Kitchen1964 Andrew Watkinson1965 Susan Henderson1966 Marie-Frances Lewis1967 Iain M Turpie1968 Bernadette Lavery1969 Catriona Bell1970 Iain Burnside1971 Iain King1972 Vyvian Howat1973 Susanna Graham1974 Katie McConochie1975 Morag McKendrick1976 Susanna Graham1977 Douglas Mackie1978 Nicola Kingslake1979 Jamie MacDougall1980 Matthew Kingslake

1981 Barbara Downie1982 Barbara Downie1983 Laura Mitchell1984 Claire Haslin1985 Alison McGillivray1987 Christopher Suckling1988 Melissa Edwards1989 Barbara Suckling1990 Jill Morton1991 Melissa Forshaw1992 Melissa Forshaw1993 Emily MacPherson1994 Martin Suckling1995 Martin Suckling1996 Gillian Rycroft1997 Maresa MacBeath1998 Zoe Kieran1999 Saoirse McDonald2000 Elizabeth Stirrat

2001 Katherine Kemp2002 Julian Scott2003 Julian Scott2004 Julian Scott2005 Michael Foyle2006 Fiona Robertson2007 Hebba Benyaghla2008 Cameron Graham2009 Hebba Benyaghla2010 Aimée Clark2011 Andrew Vettraino2012 Andrew Vettraino2013 Ryan Corbett2014 Durness Mackay-Champion2015 Ethan Loch2016 Anna Ghiro2017 Chun-Yi Kang2018 Chun-Yi Kang2019 Ryan Chan

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Agnes Duncan Trophy An award of £100, generously gifted by Soroptimist International GlasgowCity, will be presented to the winner of the Agnes Duncan Trophy.

The Lillian Campbell Memorial Prize will be awarded to the winner of the Piano Solos PremierClass. The prize is £100.

The Grace Dick Memorial Prize will be awarded to the winner of the String Solos Premier Class. The prize is £100.

Glasgow Music Festival Association Awards will be presented to the winners of Vocal SolosPremier Class and the Woodwind and Brass Solos Premier Class. These awards are supported bythe members of Glasgow Music Festival Association and each award is £100.

Glasgow Music Festival gratefully acknowledges the generous donations which make possible eachof the under noted awards of £50:

the Janette Clanahan Memorial Award for the most meritorious performance in the 18 and underclasses for Opera and Oratorio;

the Forbes Morton Memorial Award for the winner of the Male Voice Solos (18 and under) Class;

the Gary Wallis Memorial Award for the most meritorious performer aged 15 to 18 in Songs fromthe Shows; and

the Christopher and Maureen Hopkinson Award for the most promising performance from musiciansof primary school age (aged 12 and under on 1 March 2021) in instrumental and vocal solos.

2020 TROPHY & CERTIFICATE WINNERSDorothy Gunnee Certificate East Renfrewshire Schools’ Senior String OrchestraGlasgow Grand Opera Society Trophy Certificate Claire HartMarion B Hamilton Certificate St Andrew's PrimaryRSCDS Quaich Certificate Glasgow Dancers

2019 TROPHY & CERTIFICATE WINNERSAgnes Duncan Trophy Eve MaxwellAnne Wiseman Trophy Certificate Douglas Academy Senior ChoirA M Ross Trophy Certificate not awardedChristopher and Maureen Hopkinson Award Eklavya SinghDorothy Gunnee Certificate East Renfrewshire Schools’ Senior String OrchestraEast Glasgow Music Festival Certificate Jake PottsEllis Trophy Certificate Katie BeekmanForbes Morton Memorial Certificate and Award Oliver TwynhamGary Wallis Memorial Certificate and Award Sebastian SchneebergerGervase Elwes Memorial Trophy Certificate Claire HartGilmour Barr Trophy Certificate Hamilton College InfantsGlasgow Grand Opera Society Trophy Certificate Gemma WardropeGlasgow Music Festival Association Awards Claire Hart; Raj BhaumikGlasgow Orpheus Choir Trophy Certificate The Mackintosh ChoirGlasgow Orpheus Choir Trust Award Ryan ChanGlasgow Society of Organists Trophy Certificate Matthew McIlreeGrace Dick Memorial Prize Paul DochertyThe Herald Challenge Trophy Certificate Kelvinside Academy Intermediate ChoirIan Barrie Certificate for Hymn Singing Our Lady of Good Aid Cathedral ChoirIan Barrie Certificate for Oratorio not awardedIan McIntyre Bursary Emily Irvine; Abby TysonJames L McAdam Memorial Trophy Certificate not awardedJanette Clanahan Memorial Award Niamh Pragnell ToalJudith Richmond Memorial Certificate Niamh Pragnell ToalLillian Campbell Memorial Prize Liana StoreyMarion B Hamilton Certificate St Leonard's A TeamThe Photocall Centenary Trophy Certificate Raj BhaumikPresbytery of Glasgow Trophy Certificate not awardedRSCDS Quaich Certificate Glasgow Joint VentureSt Mungo Challenge Trophy Certificate Paul DochertySoroptimist International Glasgow City Award Eve MaxwellThomas A Kerr Memorial Trophy Certificate not awardedWilliam Findlay Trophy Certificate Liana StoreyWood Memorial Trophy Certificate The High School of Glasgow

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