Larne Music Festival

Programme 2015:

30 April Pianoforte

& Traditional

1 May Choral

2 May Instrumental £2

THANKS

The members of the Larne Music Festival Committee would like to express their sincere gratitude to Larne Borough Council for their invaluable support over the last 15 years. This has been greatly appreciated.

Thanks are also extended to the Kirk Session of First Larne Presbyterian Church for the use of their excellent facilities.

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A Youth Concert by

Selected Performers of Larne Music Festival will be held

on Friday 1 May at 7 p.m.

in The Memorial Hall

(Festival venue)

Admission: by donation

All money raised will go to Northern Ireland Children’s Hospice

A selection of entrants from this year’s festival and previous festivals (decided by Executive Committee and Adjudicators) will be invited to take part in the above.

Larne Music Festival: Awards 2015 Medals will be awarded in each competition as follows, subject to the Adjudicator’s decision that the necessary standard has been obtained: No of Competitors No of Prizes One or two One Three, Four or Five Two Six or more Three A Certificate of Merit will also be awarded to all competitors in classes for age 11 years and under, and Piano Grade 2 and under. Trophies will also be award to the following classes:

Instrumental A Festival Award of £25 will be awarded to the top Instrumental player of the day, as judged by the adjudicator. The Beattie Memorial Trophy will be awarded to the top String player. The Ian Beattie Trophy will be awarded to the top Brass player The Larne Rotary Club (Rita McLoughlin) Trophy will be awarded to the top Woodwind player.

The Kerr Cup: S3 Violin / Viola 15 yrs & under The Wasson Memorial Shield: S4 Violin / Viola 18 yrs & under The Apsley Cup: S8 Cello / Double Bass 18 yrs & under Festival Cup: Class S9 String Duo, Trio or Quartet 11 yrs & under The Preece Trophy: Class S10 String Duo, Trio or Quartet 18 yrs & under The Thomas Brown Cup: Class E1: Instrumental Groups/Ensemble 11 years & under The Plata Cup: Class E2: Instrumental Groups/Ensemble 18 years & under Festival Cup: Class E3: Open Ensemble Class

Pianoforte The Robert Farren Trophy and a festival award of £25 will be awarded to the top Pianist as judged by the adjudicator The Larne Times Cup will be awarded to the Junior pianist with the most potential as judged by the adjudicator.

The Richard Barnes Junior Cup: Class PF3, Pianoforte Solo Grade 1 The Milliken Cup: Class PF4, Pianoforte Solo Grade 2 The Marie Barnes Cup: Class PF5, Pianoforte Solo Grade 3 Festival Cup: Class PF6, Pianoforte Solo Grade 4

The Megan Cooper Cup: Class PF7, Pianoforte Solo Grade 5 The Richard Barnes Cup: Class PF8, Pianoforte Solo Grade 6 Festival Cup: Class PF9: Pianoforte Solo Grade 7 The Thomas Holding Cup: Class PF10, Pianoforte Solo Grade 8 The Charles Hurst Trophy for Class PF13: Pianoforte Repertoire – 18 years and under

Choral The Millennium Trophy and a festival award of £100 will be awarded to the top Secondary / Grammar School Choir as judged by the adjudicator The First Trust Bank Trophy and Prize of £50 will be awarded to the top Primary School Choir as judged by the adjudicator The Dunluce Cup and a festival award of £25 will be awarded to the top soloist as judged by the adjudicator

The Ethel McConkey Cup: Class C1: Special Choirs and Groups The Larne Concert Choir Cup: Class C2: Primary School Choirs, Key Stage 1 and 2 The Murray Cup: Class C3: Primary School Choirs, Key Stage 1 Bronze Trophy: Class C4: Primary School Choirs Key Stage 2 The McCallion Cup: Class C5: Primary Schools Hymn Singing. The AA Music Trophy: Class C7: Boys’ and Girls’ Solo, 11 years and under The Mulholland Trophy: Class C9: Secondary / Grammar School Choirs, 18 yrs and under The Countess of Antrim Cup: Class C10: Secondary/Grammar School Hymn Singing, 18 yrs and under The Johnston Cup: Class C11: Boys’ and Girls’ Solo, 15 years and under The Bob Gilpin Cup: Class C12: Boys’ and Girls’ Solo, 18 years and under Festival Cup: Class C13: Duet Singing 18 yrs & under Songs from the Shows Cup: Class C14: Songs from the Shows, 15 years and under Songs from the Shows Cup: Class C15: Songs from the Shows, 18 years and under

Traditional The Billy Andy’s Challenge Cup and a festival award of £25 will be awarded to the top Traditional player as judged by the adjudicator. The Billy Andy’s Perpetual Cup for the Junior performer with the most potential in Traditional Classes as judged by the adjudicator.

In classes in which there are no entrants the trophy for this may be assigned to a different class – this is at the discretion of the Festival Executive Committee

The Adjudicators

Jonathan Rea will adjudicate the Pianoforte classes on Thursday.

Having studied music at Cambridge and winning the Rima Alamuddin prize for performance, Jonathan was a dedicated teacher of music for 15 years – 10 of those he spent as Director of Music in Bangor Grammar School. As Creative Chief Executive of New Irish Arts, he continues his career as a much sought-after conductor, pianist, arranger and composer.

Mairead Forde will adjudicate the Traditional classes on Thursday Evening.

Mairead studied at the prestigious Francis McPeake School of Music in Belfast. Currently the Fiddle player with McPEAKE; nominated as “Best Traditional Band” at the 2012 Irish Music Awards, USA, Mairead has toured USA and Europe extensively, headlining the leading Irish and Folk Music Festivals. Recently featuring in the Emmy Award Winning PBS Documentary ‘Music of Ireland,’ she frequently represents Traditional Music from Northern Ireland on an international stage. Mairead is also a renowned Fiddle Tutor and her students frequently take first place at county, provincial and All-Ireland Fleadh levels. Mairead is a Traditional Music Examiner with the London College of Music and a frequent adjudicator at festivals, feiseanna and competitions throughout the country.

Richard Yarr will adjudicate the Choral section on Friday.

Having graduated from Queen’s University with a First Class Honours degree in Music, Richard was appointed a Choral Scholar at King’s College London where he completed a Master of Music course and returned to Queen’s to undertake Doctoral studies. Richard is Senior Producer in the Classical Music Department of the BBC Northern Ireland, and is involved with the popular “Sounds Classical” programme plus liaising with Radio3 for a wide range of recordings. Vice-Chair of Lisburn City’s Arts Advisory Committee and Director of Music at Christ Church, Lisburn, Richard is an experienced and accomplished Adjudicator.

Diane Creighton will adjudicate the Instrumental section on Saturday.

Diane has been actively engaged in Music Education for over 30 years. Head of Music in two post-primary schools, and an Advisory Officer for music in the SEELB, Diane also co-wrote the first Northern Ireland music curriculum and was involved with each subsequent revision, producing several resources for teachers supporting its implementation. An Adjudicator on UTV Choir of the Year, and Director of the Ulster Youth Orchestra for 18 years, plus vast experience as an adjudicator make Diane an exceptional professional in her field.

Pianoforte Section (Morning Session)

Thursday 30 April 2015 10.00am opening

Adjudicator: Mr Jonathan Rea

Class 1 – Instrumental Groups– 11 years & under

1 Linn Primary School

Class 2 – Brass Solo – 11 years & under

1 Matthew Gausden

2 John Burns

Class PF1: Pianoforte beginners - under one year’s tuition

1 Patrick Lyle Mr Frog Monkey Business

2 Ayinta Russell Surprise Symphony Lizzie’s Polka

Class PF2: Pianoforte solo – Initial / Prep Grade

1 Bethany Kirwan Jogalong Boating Lake

2 Charlotte Dean Jogalong Boating Lake

Class PF3: Pianoforte solo - Grade 1

1 Rachel Hamilton Song Without Words Trumpet Tune

2 Monica Cameron Red Square March Melody in C

3 Katie McVeigh Trumpet Tune Song Without Words

4 Stuart McAlister Das Ballet Sailor’s Song

5 Sarah Campbell Lovet Faller Calypso Joe

6 Anna Campbell Melody in C Ghostly Conversations

Class PF4: Pianoforte solo - Grade 2

1 Adam Smith Strange Things Happen Bear Dance

2 Hannah Shaw Minuet in C Prelude

3 Sam Lyle Tres Vite Strange Things Happen

4 Amy Laverty Lullaby I’m an Old Cowhand

Class PF11: Pianoforte repertoire – 11 yrs & under

(Time limit 5 minutes)

1 Robyn McCollam The Clothes Line Waltz The Spider Dance

2 Scott Reid Fur Anna Maria Washtub Rag

3 Andrew McGookin Bells are Ringing Snake Dance

4 Erin Millar Minnie Mouse Hits Town Country Fiddler

5 Eden McCollam The Fire Engine The Chase

6 Juliet Lyle Swinging Along Snake Dance

7 Cerys McFetridge Today’s the Day Un Poco Andante

8 Stephen Smith Pluto The Telegraph Operator

9 Eve Wilson German Dance Indian Pony Race

10 Jamie Rea Old German Dance Brave Knight

11 James Wilson Here We Go For a Touchdown

On the Levee

Class PF14: Pianoforte Duet – 11 Years & Under

1 Robyn & Eden McCollam Festival Dance

2 Ellen & Alex Lyle She’ll be Coming Round the Mountain

3 Jamie Rea & Lola Finch Skip to My Lou

4 Charlotte Dean & Bethany Kirwan

Au Claire de la Lune

Class PF5: Pianoforte solo - Grade 3

1 Olivia Boyd A Stormy Castle Moody Prawn Blues

2 Francis McCambridge Dance of the Little Swans

Hound Dog

3 Isaac Holst Allegro Cotton Reel

4 Lily Gillespie German Dance Zur Sonnenuntergangsstunde

5 Sally Robinson The Rainbow Study

Pianoforte Section (Afternoon Session)

Thursday 30 April 2015 2 p.m. opening

Adjudicator: Mr Jonathan Rea

Class PF6: Pianoforte solo - Grade 4

1 Scott Reid Rondo Early Evening

2 Zara-Jayne Strange

Class PF7: Pianoforte solo - Grade 5

1 Cerys McFetridge Funeral March of a Marionette

Skye’s the Limit

2 Emily Campbell Am Abend Este a Szekelyeknel

3 Rory Madden Dance What to do when it Rains

4 Chelsea Morrow Funeral March of a Marionette

Night and Day

Class PF8: Pianoforte solo - Grade 6

1 Lucy McCluskey Prelude No. 2 Dreamy

Class PF15: Pianoforte Duet – 15 Years & Under

1 Niamh Walsh & Cara Lemon Busker Brown Lavender’s Blue

2 Amy Gwynne & Katie Hill Busker Brown Kibbutz Capers

3 Sophie & Susana Jones Joshua Fought the Battle of Jericho

King of Kings, Majesty

Class PF12: Pianoforte repertoire – 15 yrs & under

1 Rory Madden Down by the Riverside Jack in the Jukebox

2 Lucy McCluskey Blue Lagoon Romance

3 Chelsea Morrow Warm Up Poco Andante

Class PF13: Pianoforte repertoire – 18 yrs & under

1 Conn Thornton Pathetique Sonata 1st M’ment

2 Mark Henry

Traditional Section (Evening Session)

Thursday 30 April 2015 6:30 p.m. opening

Adjudicator: Ms Mairead Forde

Class T1 – Traditional Fiddle 11 yrs & under

1 Mollie Byrne

2 Liam Murray

3 Caitriona Lagan Dusty Windowsills Jig

4 Jake Dempsey

5 Eva Conway

6 Sean Tunner

7 Beatrice Byrne

8 Mikey O Brain

9 Megan Ross

10 Tony O Brain

11 Joseph O’ Rawe

Class T2 –Tin Whistle 11 yrs & under

1 Roise McCloy The Duke of Leinster’s Wife

Class T4 - Harp 11 yrs & under

1 Alexandria McAtackney The Butterfly

Class T5 –Miscellaneous Instrument 11 yrs & under

1 Caitriona Lagan Banjo The Tee-Totaller

Class T6 - Traditional Group 11 yrs & under

1 Caitriona Lagan & Roise McCloy

Humours of Glendart & Far From Home

Class T7 – Traditional Fiddle 15 yrs & under

1 Carla McLoughlin

2 Hannah Elliot

3 Paedar O’Connor

4 Jazmine McCutcheon

5 Daisie Conway

6 Derbhla Choisneachán

7 Caitlin McCutcheon

8 Cliodhna McCurry

9 Aoife Mullen

Class T8 – Tin Whistle 15 yrs & under

1 Paedar O’Connor

2 Becca McIlroy The Butterfly

3 Conrad Ni Choisneachán

Class T11 –Miscellaneous Instrument 15 yrs & under

1 Paedar O’Connor

2 Conrad Ni Choisneachán

Class T14 – Tin Whistle 18 yrs & under

1 Becca McIlroy Inisheer King of the Fairies

Choral Section (Morning Session)

Friday 1 May 2015 10.00am opening

Adjudicator: Mr Richard Yarr

Class C2- Primary School Choirs (Enrolment 100 pupils & under)

1 Glynn P.S Pure Imagination Let’s Go Fly a Kite

2 St MacNissi's P.S.

Class C3 – Primary School Choirs: Key Stage 1

1 Fairview P.S. Junior Choir Safe Sun Silver Moon

Class C1 – Special Schools Choirs and Groups

1 Roddensvale School Choir My Heart Will Sing We Are Here to Praise

Class C4- Primary School Choirs: Key Stage 2

1 Moyle P.S. The Bare Necessities You’ve Got a Friend

2 Fairview P.S. Senior Choir

One Moment in Time Chatanooga Choo Choo

3 Larne & Inver P.S. Do-Re-Mi Count on Me

4 Oakfield P.S. Scales & Arpeggios Wings

5 Linn P.S. Sing Together Catch a Falling Star

Class C16–Special School Choirs

1 Larne Adult Centre Makaton Choir

Class C5- Primary Schools Hymn Singing

1 Larne & Inver P.S. From the Top of My Head

Peace I Leave With You

2 Corran Integrated P.S. Bless the Lord I Will Sing

3 St MacNissi's P.S.

4 Fairview P.S. Senior Choir

Still, My Soul I am so Glad

5 Glynn P.S. The Lord’s my Shepherd He Is My Light

6 Linn P.S. Power of the Cross Our God

7 Moyle P.S. What a Faithful God Have I

This is Amazing Grace

Choral Section (Afternoon Session)

Friday 1 May 2015 2 p.m. opening

Adjudicator: Mr Richard Yarr

Class C6 – Boys and Girls Solo -8 years and under

1 Sophie McIlroy Somewhere Over the Rainbow

Class C7 – Boys and Girls Solo -11 years and under

1 Katie McNeilly Little Boats

2 Jamie Rea Home on the Range

3 Zara-Jayne Strange Candle in the Water

4 Hannah McCloskey The Owls

Class C8 – Duet Singing -11 years and under

1 Hannah McCloskey & Daniel Hill

Joshua Fought the Battle of Jericho

Class C9–Secondary/Grammar School Choirs: 18 years & under

1 Larne Grammar School Junior Choir

Somewhere Consider Yourself

Class C10–Secondary/Grammar School Choirs: Hymn Singing

1 Larne Grammar School Chamber Choir

The Majesty and Glory

Go Tell It On the Mountain

Class C11 - Boys and Girls Solo: 15 years & under

1 Ellen Starrett Dalmation Cradle Song

2 Jenny Wilson Dream Song

3 Yasmin McNeill Caro Mio Ben

4 Rebekah Boyd De los Alamos Vengo Madre

5 Leah King Omens of Spring

6 Abigail Park Lachen und Weinen

7 Aaliyah Feeney The Owls

8 Meg McCubbin Caro Mio Ben

9 Kallie McKeown Omens of Spring

10 Nathan Johnston Panis Angelicus Class Continued on Next Page

Class C11 – Continued

11 Katie Hill When a Merry Maiden Marries

12 Emily Campbell Cockles and Mussels

13 Holly McKeown Omens of Spring

14 Fiona Russell Westering Home

15 Emma Doherty Sound of Music

Class C12 – Boys and Girls Solo: 18 years & under

1 Erin Warke Danny Boy Panis Angelicus

Class C13 – Duet Singing: 18 years & under

1 Meg McCubbin & Abigail Park Can You Hear Me?

2 Erin Warke & Katie Hill All That Jazz

3 Conliane Devlin & Charlotte Know For Good

4 Rebekah Boyd & Yasmin McNeill Let Us Wander

Class C14 – Songs from the Shows: 15 years & under

1 Fiona Russell Hushabye Mountain

2 Holly McKeown My Favourite Things

3 Yasmin McNeill Popular

4 Emily Campbell In My Own Little Corner

5 Ellen Starrett Maybe

6 Nathan Johnston Electricity

7 Jenny Wilson Matchmaker

8 Aaliyah Feeney Naughty

9 Meg McCubbin Popular

10 Leah King A Spoonful of Sugar

11 Taylor Clements When You Wish Upon a Star

12 Rebekah Boyd I Have Confidence

13 Abigail Park When She Loved Me

14 Katie Hill Popular

15 Kallie McKeown Walking in the Air

Class C15 – Songs from the Shows: 18 years & under

1 Erin Warke I Dreamed a Dream Burlington Bertie From Bow

2 Katy Tweed Art is Calling What I Did For Love

3 Eimer Stewart I Have Confidence Someone Else’s Story

Instrumental Section (Morning Session)

Saturday 2 May 2015 10.00 a.m. opening

Adjudicator: Ms Diane Creighton

Class S1 - Violin / Viola 11 yrs & under

1 Aoife Moore

2 Aideen McHugh March by Mr Handel

3 Eadaoin Moore

4 Eva Conway

5 Anna Campbell Russia

6 Rebekah Robinson

7 Jessica Murphy

8 Ciara Gilmartin March by Mr Handel

9 Minsur Choi Congratulations to the Bride and Groom

10 Martha Anderson

11 Tom Bloomer

Class S2 - Violin / Viola 15 yrs & under

1 Holly McKinney Petit Air Varie

2 Thomas McKenna Allegro

3 Andre McNamme Meditation Thais

4 Daisy Conway

5 Eamon McKenna Scottish Dance

6 Susana Jones

7 Ellen McAuley

8 Grave Moore

9 Sophie Jones

10 Anisia Tiplea

Class S3 - Violin / Viola 18 yrs & under

1 Catherine Rowan

2 Joanne Carney Allegro

3 Susan Higginson

Class S4 – Cello / Double Bass 11 yrs & under

1 Caoilin Olphert

Class S7 – String Duo, Trio or Quartet 11 years & under

1 Aoife & Eadaoin Moore Lil Liza Jane

Class S8 – String Duo, Trio or Quartet 18 years & under

1 Daisy & Eva Conway La Barbonnaise

2 Susan Higginson & Catherine Rowan Canon in D

3 Thomas & Eamon McKenna East Neuk O Fife

4 Ellen McAuley & Grace Moore

Class E2 – Instrumental Groups 18 years & under

1 The Ulster Junior String Quartet

Instrumental Section (Afternoon Session)

Saturday 2 May 2015 2.00 pm opening

Adjudicator: Ms Diane Creighton

Class E3 – Open Ensemble Class

1 1st Larne Old Boys’ Silver Band Monia I Will Follow Him

Class BW1 - Brass 11 yrs & under

1 Sam Magee Cornet Variation on Goe from my Window

Class BW2 – Brass 15 yrs & under

1 Jack Magee Cornet Coranto

2 Lucy McCluskey Trumpet Tonight

3 Michael Brodison Cornet Annie Laurie

4 Emily Campbell Euphonium Greensleeves

5 Cameron Olphert Trumpet

Class BW3 – Brass 18 yrs & under

1 Sam Brodison Trumpet Napoli

Class BW9 - Woodwind 15 yrs & under

1 John Brodison Flute Smoke Gets in Your Eyes

2 Rory Madden Clarinet Andantino

Larne Music Festival - Child Protection Policy: This policy relates to children under the age of 18 years and members of vulnerable groups of any age whose needs are identified to the Festival organisers by parents, guardians, carers and/or teachers prior to their arrival at the Festival. This should be done by contacting the Child Protection Officer named at the bottom of this document.

Festival Environment It is the policy of our Festival to inform and involve parents, guardians, carers and teachers in partnership with the Festival in order to ensure, as far as it is reasonably practical, a safe environment at our Festival. However it must be stressed that responsibility for children under 18 years of age and vulnerable adults (those with learning difficulties) rests with parents, guardians, carers, teachers – not with Festival staff. All suspicions and allegations of abuse will be taken seriously, responded to swiftly and appropriately and the Festival's Organising Committee and Volunteers have a responsibility to report concerns, contacting external agencies as necessary.

Festival Personnel For both Members of the Executive Committee of Larne Musical Festival Association and appointed volunteers, all names, addresses and phone numbers are kept on file. All will wear official badges at the festival to identify them clearly. Anyone wearing a badge may be approached and will report your concerns to Mrs. Marie Barnes (Larne Music Festival Child Protection Officer). All concerns and problems will be taken seriously, discussed in a private area provided and documented and dated.

Attendance at the Festival This Policy is shared with all parents, guardians, carers, teachers and schools who then become partners in implementing this Policy. It is the responsibility of parents, guardians, teachers and carers to ensure that children and vulnerable adults are supervised at all times. Performance Area and Changing Areas As the Festival is held in a public area, parents, guardians, carers and teachers are reminded that children and vulnerable adults must be supervised at all times including while they are in public areas e.g. Toilets and Practice Rooms. We are unable to provide changing facilities.

Photographs, Video recording and Press Photography The Executive Committee bans the taking of photographs and videos during the Festival. Photographs may be taken by local press only, provided they have obtained permission from those with parental responsibility. Photographs by Accredited Photographers will be released to the media and may be used on the Festival Webpages

The legislation and guidance that supports this policy :a) The Children Order (NI) 1995 b) Rehabilitation of Offenders (Northern Ireland) Order 1978, c) The Rehabilitation of Offenders (Exceptions) Order (Northern Ireland) 1979, d) Part V The Police Act 1997, e) The Data Protection Act 1998, f) The Protection Of Children and Vulnerable Adults (Northern Ireland) Order 2003, g) The Safeguarding Vulnerable Groups (Northern Ireland) Order 2007. Policy Review The Executive Committee will review their Policy, revising and enhancing it as necessary. This Policy was last reviewed February 2015. (Next review February 2017)

CHILD PROTECTION OFFICER: MRS MARIE BARNES, 1 BUCHANAN COURT, LARNE, BT40 2NY. TEL: 07729 461754

Friends of Larne Music Festival

Viscount and Viscountess Dunluce Dr G and Mr P Davies

Mr S Russell- Beale

Mr and Mrs H Allen

Mrs I McCambridge

Mr and Mrs R Barnes

Mr and Mrs J McCarlie

Mr and Mrs L Barnes

Mr and Mrs G McCluskey

Mr and Mrs A Colman

Mrs E Wilson

Mr and Mrs M Conway

Mrs P McNeill

Mrs J Mulvenna Mr and Mrs D Nixon

Mr and Mrs W Cross

Mrs M O’Boyle

Mrs A Dunlop

Mr and Mrs S Richards

Mr and Mrs H Francis

Mr and Mrs N Richmond

Mr H Giffen

Ms P Wasson

Mrs E Glover

Mrs M Ross

Mrs J Heatley

Mr and Mrs S Montgomery

Mr T Hoare

Mr L Simms

Mr and Mrs T Holmes

Mrs F Sloss

Mr and Mrs A Tinsley Mr and Mrs C Thornton

Mr and Mrs M Lynch

Friends of the Festival Scheme

Each year the Festival is an excellent means of encouraging and unearthing the vast musical talent found in Larne, its environs, and the East Antrim area. The Executive Committee needs financial support to ensure the continuance of this important event, and to that end the Friends of the Festival Scheme has been introduced. This brings together keen supporters of music who are willing to contribute £10 annually to ensure that Larne Music Festival remains an integral part of the Northern Ireland Festival scene In exchange Friends of the Festival receive:

Listing in official Programme for Festival Concert

Invitation to annual Pre-Festival Reception hosted by our Patron, Lady Aurora, Viscountess Dunluce.

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