Carillon Music Academy Welcomes You... We are excited to welcome all Lower Mainland piano, guitar and voice students to the 24 th Annual Carillon Music Festival (CMF)! This is the second half of the CMF, featuring all styles of guitar, voice and classical piano classes as well as duets and ensembles. The Carillon Music Festival was launched in 1994 to provide the young artists of our community with the opportunity to pursue their craft at a broader level. The festival provides participants with an extraordinary venue for performing, learning and sharing their musical experience with an unrivalled panel of adjudicators. This festival is made possible through the time and effort of many teachers, students and donors who understand the importance of quality music instruction. We thank all of you who are supporting this special opportunity for hundreds of Lower Mainland music students. Good luck to everyone! Brian Taylor Education Manager Carillon Music Academy Festival Committee: Colleen Myles – Chairperson Brian Taylor – Scheduling Terry Perello – CMC Consultant & Scheduling Felicia Samatha – Scheduling Erin Liu – Personnel David Veselka – Guitar Consultant Grant Wutzke – Voice Consultant Composers: Daniel Mahlberg & Terry Perello Technical Consultant: Don McKay CARILLON MUSIC FESTIVAL Awards Concert Saturday, May 13 th , 2017
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Carillon Music Academy Welcomes You... We are excited to welcome all Lower Mainland piano, guitar and voice students to the 24th Annual Carillon Music Festival (CMF)! This is the second half of the CMF, featuring all styles of guitar, voice and classical piano classes as well as duets and ensembles. The Carillon Music Festival was launched in 1994 to provide the young artists of our community with the opportunity to pursue their craft at a broader level. The festival provides participants with an extraordinary venue for performing, learning and sharing their musical experience with an unrivalled panel of adjudicators. This festival is made possible through the time and effort of many teachers, students and donors who understand the importance of quality music instruction. We thank all of you who are supporting this special opportunity for hundreds of Lower Mainland music students. Good luck to everyone! Brian Taylor Education Manager Carillon Music Academy Festival Committee: Colleen Myles – Chairperson Brian Taylor – Scheduling Terry Perello – CMC Consultant & Scheduling Felicia Samatha – Scheduling Erin Liu – Personnel David Veselka – Guitar Consultant Grant Wutzke – Voice Consultant Composers: Daniel Mahlberg & Terry Perello Technical Consultant: Don McKay
CARILLON MUSIC FESTIVAL
Awards Concert
Saturday, May 13th, 2017
Festival Reminders
1. Students may not play the Festival piano between classes and/or during breaks.
2. Original copies of music must be provided for the adjudicator. Photocopies will not be permitted – students who ignore this rule will not receive a certificate. However, legal downloaded music is acceptable. A student may not share music with someone in the same class. Three marks will be deducted if music is not presented.
3. Music must be memorized to avoid a 3-mark deduction. (Note: if the student plays with the music, a
second original copy of the music should be provided for the adjudicator)
4. Each student must perform the piece (or movement) specified on the entry form. If a different piece (or movement) is played, a mark will not be awarded. Selections may not be changed after the entry deadline.
5. Entry fees will not be refunded under any circumstances.
6. Students should arrive 15 minutes prior to their class time. Late entrants will be called again at the end of
the class. Students will not be permitted to perform in any classes other than those to which they are assigned in the program.
7. Repeats may not be played. However, D.C. and D.S. markings should be played in order to maintain the
integrity of the piece.
8. Measure numbers should be marked at the beginning of each line of the music.
9. Cellular phones and pagers must be turned off during Festival classes. Cameras and video equipment will NOT be permitted under any circumstances.
10. Students, teachers and the public may not approach the adjudicator. Adjudicator’s decisions are final and
will not be discussed. Questions may be addressed, in writing, to Colleen Myles (Festival Coordinator).
11. The Festival Committee will determine scholarships/trophies – all decisions made regarding awards are final. See awards list in Festival Syllabus for details regarding eligibility criteria. Award recipients will be contacted within several days after the close of the Festival.
12. Certificates are distributed during the Festival. Scholarships and Trophies will be presented at the
Awards Concert on Saturday, May 13th, 2017.
Carillon Music Academy Welcomes Our Adjudicators DONNA SYMONS Donna Symons received her formal piano training with Mr. Glen Geary in Vancouver and she also studied with Mr. Lee Kum Sing. She received her Bachelor of Music Degree from the University of British Columbia and her
Master’s degree in piano performance from the Indiana University School of Music in Bloomington, Indiana, USA, where she also did her Doctoral work and was an Associate Instructor.
Donna has been on the faculty of the Vancouver Academy of Music and currently is on faculty at the Arts Connection in Richmond as well as maintaining a private studio in North Vancouver where she is an executive
member of the North Shore branch of the BCRMTA. Performances have included recordings for CBC Canada and American PBS in the United States. Her festival
adjudicating has encompassed the mid-west and southern USA and throughout B.C. in Canada. She is a certified Kelly Kirby instructor, a clinician, and an examiner for the Royal Conservatory of Music.
CHERYL FINN
Cheryl Finn, ARCT, BA, RMT Cheryl Finn began teaching piano over 30 years ago in Vancouver, BC. and for the past 15 years has been teaching in the White Rock area. She is the founding Director of Semiahmoo Academy of Music. Cheryl teaches all levels of piano and history and prepares students for exams, recitals and festivals and also teaches theory both privately and in classes. Over the years her students have won many awards and scholarships including several Gold Medals from the Royal Conservatory of Music for having obtained the highest piano exam marks of the year in BC. Cheryl is the creator and co-author of Perfection Ear, an ear training series published by The Frederick Harris Music Co. Hal Leonard is the publisher of the Beanstalk's Basics for Piano Theory series of which she is the creator and author, and of the Beanstalk's Basics for Piano Lessons & Technique series that she co-wrote and created. For the past 10 years, Cheryl has been a member of the College of Examiners and an Examiner for the Royal Conservatory of Music. She has presented several piano workshops throughout Canada and USA and is a frequent festival adjudicator.
BRIAN TAYLOR Mr. Brian Taylor is the Education Manager and head teacher of the Carillon Music Academy. He has over 30 years of teaching experience and has worked with all ages of students as well as genres of music, from classical repertoire to contemporary styles. Mr. Taylor obtained a Bachelor of Music Degree from the University Of Saskatchewan in Piano Performance. Brian also holds diplomas in Jazz Studies and Popular Arranging Techniques. He has studied and worked with notable educators Robin and Marilyn Harrison as well as Merv Mauthe. In Saskatchewan, where Brian’s teaching career began, he was the head teacher of a large music school in Saskatoon. He taught piano and organ as well as managed a staff of over twenty teachers. Before settling in the lower mainland, Brian was the Director of Education at a Toronto area music academy where he also was a prominent community performer and accompanist. Brian has adjudicated extensively across Western Canada and Ontario since 1987. He enjoys conducting workshops for students and teachers, with topics ranging from pedagogy to improvisation. In 1995 he joined the Carillon Music Academy and currently manages 25 teachers. He is also a full time piano instructor with students ranging from the primary levels through ARCT. CHRIS MORGAN Chris is a versatile guitarist with a Bachelor of Music Degree in jazz studies from Vancouver Community College and a diploma in classical studies from Douglas College. While attending VCC, Chris received the prestigious CHQM Scholarship Award for outstanding achievement. He completed the Professional Development Program at Simon Fraser University in 2012. Now, in addition to his experience as a private music instructor, Chris also enjoys teaching band and general music in the classroom. In addition to his studies, he also has many years of live performance experience in local rock bands. Chris enjoys providing a diverse learning environment, encouraging students to expand and excel with every kind of music. GRANT WUTZKE
Grant Wutzke was born and raised in Surrey, BC, and began his music studies with Carillon Music at the age of three. He also began singing in school and church choirs and was a member of the Amadeus Children's Choir for five years under the direction of Irene Schmor. Grant started his post-secondary music training at Douglas College, studying voice, pipe organ and harpsichord before taking time off to travel with The Continental Singers based in Ventura, California. With The Continentals, Grant was given the opportunity to travel to 21 different countries while performing as a vocalist and pianist. He eventually was part of three studio recordings and became a musical director with The Continentals for choral and instrumental touring groups. In 1998 Grant returned to school attending Biola University in La Mirada, California. While at Biola, Grant studied vocal performance with Dr. William Lock and Dr. Jeanne Robison, was tenor section leader in the Biola Chorale, as well as being an accompanist for other voice majors and the Women's Chorale. As a first-year student he was selected to sing with The King's Men, a six-member male a cappella group patterned after The King's Singers, performing a variety of repertoire from 16th-century motets to contemporary music. Grant also took part in the school's Opera Theater productions, performing scenes from Madama Butterfly and La Bohème as well as the roles of Count Almaviva in The Marriage of Figaro and Tamino in The Magic Flute. Since returning to Canada in 2004, Grant has been teaching voice, piano and music theory. His students have received First Class Honours with Distinction results on examinations with the Royal Conservatory of Music, Gold classification at the Fraser Valley Kiwanis Music Festival, as well as trophies and scholarships from the Carillon Music Festival. In 2008, Grant joined the tenor section of the Vancouver Chamber Choir - one of the finest vocal ensembles in Canada. He was also accepted as a member of NATS (the National Association of Teachers of Singing) in 2013 and has enjoying being an active member within the local Vancouver Chapter.!
1. Hazel Mittal A Little Jazz Groeber 2. Sajjan Kalar Last Deals Of Dead Men Johnston 3. Shelbie Dillon Blues in E Koch 4. Joshua Yew Jesus Tomlin 5. Hazel Mittal Estudio Carcassi 6. Sajjan Kalar Sultans Of Swing Knopfler
3:15 p.m. – Junior Acoustic & Electric Guitar (B)
1. Tia Brian Love Yourself Bieber 2. Caitlin Hoffert Play That Song Monahan 3. Sajjan Kalar Treat You Better Mendes 4. Dominic Duong Sword Art Online (Theme) Kajiura 5. Hazel Mittal At The Malt Shop Groeber
3:15 p.m. – Junior Guitar Duet Repertoire
1. Aleksander Abalos Kalvin Abalos Here We Go Again Leavitt
* Note: The Junior Guitar (B) and Duet classes will be adjudicated together.
4:30 p.m. – FINISH
SUNDAY, APRIL 9, 2017 RECITAL ROOM MORGAN
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5:00 p.m. – Musical Theatre
1. Emma Marr (Jr) Memory (from “Cats”) Webber 2. Alexandra Duong (Jr) The Girl I Mean To Be Simon 3. Jaya Mann (Int) Part Of Your World Menken 4. Emma Marr (Jr) Think of Me Webber 5. Brenna Goodwin McCabe (Ad) Mein Herr, Cabaret Kander
5:00 p.m. – English Art Song & Opera Aria
1. Alexandra Duong (Jr) Come By The Hills Smith 2. Jaya Mann (Int) If You Become The Moon Helppie 3. Brenna Goodwin McCabe (Ad) Habanera (from Carmen) Bizet
5:00 p.m. – Contemporary Voice
1. Emma Marr (Jr) Someone Like You Adkins 2. Brenna Goodwin McCabe (Ad) Life On Mars Bowie
5:00 p.m. – Junior Voice Duet Repertoire
1. Alexandra Duong Jaya Mann I’d Do Anything Bart
* Note: All Voice classes will be adjudicated together.
7:00 p.m. – FINISH
SUNDAY, APRIL 9, 2017 RECITAL ROOM WUTZKE
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7:15 p.m. – Junior Duet / Trio Repertoire
1. Sneha Shivaprakash Keyla Wijesinghe (2) Bouncin’ Boogie Mier
7:15 p.m. – Intermediate Concert Group Repertoire
1. Karmia Francis (5) Passepied in D+ Dieupart Sonatina in G+, Op.36, #5 (3rd) Clementi Melancholy Reflections Schoenmehl
2. Joshua Halladay (6) Fluttering Leaves, Op.46, #11 Heller Sonatina in a-, #3 Benda Prelude in c- Gounod
* Note: The Duet and Concert Group classes will be adjudicated together. 8:45 p.m. – FINISH
1. Jason Kitikul Far Away Friend Springer 2. Sølvi Hoffman Gnossienne #3 Satie 3. Linhan Sun Cuban Romance Norton 4. Elizabeth Facundo Gymnopedie #1 Satie 5. Kiyan Kassam Mysterious Summer’s Night Kuzmenko 6. Laura Paulus Milonga del angel Piazzolla 7. Diego Cloma To The Rising Sun Torjussen
1. Linhan Sun (8) Invention #14 in Bb+, BWV 785 Bach Sonata in Bb+, #27 Cimarosa Waltz in b-, Op.69, #2 Chopin
* Note: the Grade 9 Twentieth Century and Senior Concert Group Classes will be adjudicated together. 8:35 p.m. – FINISH
SATURDAY, APRIL 15, 2017 LOWER CONCERT ROOM SYMONS
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12:30 p.m. – Level 1 Introductory Repertoire (A)
1. Kudrat Kaur Oberoi Blues Torney 2. Adam Kenny Cat Boogie Bastien 3. Brian Nutakor German Song Traditional 4. Julie Li Jumpin’ Jazz Cat Faber 5. Lex Tung Ode To Joy Beethoven 6. Cici Zeng Pumpkin Boogie Faber 7. Eunice Mata The Saints Spiritual
1:40 p.m. – Level 1 Introductory Repertoire (B)
1. Abiel Escobar Cerrato Alouette Traditional 2. Julie Li Sneaky Business Mier 3. Brian Nutakor Hedwig’s Theme Williams 4. Shyntel Kumar German Song Traditional 5. Elycia Amistad Over The Rainbow Arlen 6. Cici Zeng Twinkle Traditional 7. Julie Li Pumpkin Boogie Faber 8. Brian Nutakor In May Behr
2:55 p.m. – Level 2 Introductory Repertoire (D)
1. Jaidyn Tabernero Tarantella Traditional 2. Gursimran Mann Lucy Brown Wilson 3. Alexandria Nicole Kolba Ode To Joy Beethoven 4. Zahra Dhillon Pirates Kelz 5. Nanaki Sihota Shadows Alexander 6. Erin D’Ornellas The Swan Saint-Saens 7. Gursimran Mann Teeth And Gums Traditional 8. Zahra Dhillon Tumbalalaika Kelz
1. Alson Chang Bonnie Beethoven 2. Anthony Dingal Fur Elise Beethoven 3. Taru Juby Lucy Brown Wilson 4. Kalina K. Truong-Nguyen Scarecrow Perello 5. Alson Chang Scottish Bagpipes Bastien 6. Mehar Mann Tarantella Traditional 7. Kalina K. Truong-Nguyen Tumbalalaika Kelz 8. Taru Juby Pirates Kelz
5:35 p.m. – Level 2 Introductory Repertoire (A)
1. Miysha Noorani Bad Blood Swift 2. Trinity Proust Leaves Are Falling Wilson 3. Macey Hoffman Linus & Lucy Guaraldi 4. Jennah Noorani Do Re Mi Rogers 5. Alexis Proust Scottish Bagpipes Bastien 6. Macey Hoffman Rainbow Connection Williams
6:45 p.m. – BREAK
SUNDAY, APRIL 16, 2017 RECITAL ROOM TAYLOR
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7:00 p.m. – Level 2 Introductory Repertoire (B)
1. Rebecca Prost Canoeing In The Moonlight Faber 2. Isabel White Linus & Lucy Guaraldi 3. Trinity Proust Jingle Bells Traditional 4. Sartaj Chowdhury Scottish Bagpipes Bastien 5. Christian Prost Star Wars Theme Williams 6. Macey Hoffman Almost Like A Dream Faber 7. Trinity Proust Lucy Brown Wilson
8:10 p.m. – Level 2 Introductory Repertoire (C)
1. Ariel Schumann English Country Garden Traditional 2. Isabel White I Want To Hold Your Hand Lennon 3. Ryan Beck March Of The Triplets Bastien 4. Matthew Villamin Scottish Bagpipes Bastien 5. Thomas Kay Forest Drums Faber 6. Ariel Schumann Workout In Space Bastien 7. Isabel White My Favorite Things Rodgers
9:20 p.m. – FINISH
SUNDAY, APRIL 16, 2017 RECITAL ROOM TAYLOR
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1:00 p.m. – Junior Baroque Repertoire (B)
1. Saana Sanghadia (1) Burlesque in G+ Anon. 2. Jacob Hastings (1) Minuet in a- Krieger 3. Fiona Minty (1) Andante in g-, TWV 33:17 Telemann 4. Isabella Escobar (2) Menuet en Rondeau Rameau 5. Gabriel Li (2) Impertinence Handel 6. Mya Virakorn (2) Air in d-, ZT 676 Purcell 7. Danielle Vendiola (3) Gavotte in G+, HWV 491 Handel
2:00 p.m. – Grades 2 & 3 Classical Repertoire (C)
1. Chelsea Hernandez (2) Ecossaise in G+, Wo023 Beethoven 2. Siana Berar (2) Allegretto in C+ Neefe 3. Dora Ciobanu (2) Ecossaise in G+, Wo023 Beethoven 4. Evangeline Facundo (3) Sonatina in C+ Op. 36, #1 (3rd) Clementi 5. Christle Malabanan (3) Sonatina in F+, Op. 257, #2 (4th) Finale Lack 6. Jwan Saleem (3) Sonatina in G+ (1st) Attwood
1. Gurnekpreet Sandhu Turkish Bazaar Mrozinski 2. Sneha Shivaprakash The Silent Moon Telfer 3. Alec Brent March of the Goblins Berlin 4. Keyla Wijesinghe The Sparkling Brook Goldston 5. Nagasha Nkojo A Little Song, Op. 27, #2 Kabalevsky 6. Gabriel Li I Spy Bober
5:15 p.m. – Grades 1 & 2 Classical Repertoire (A)
1. Fiona Minty (1) German Dance Haydn 2. Saana Sanghadia (1) Minuet in F+, K2 Mozart 3. Jacob Hastings (1) The Ballet Turk 4. Simi Sahota (1) Minuet in F+, K2 Mozart 5. Saanya Toor (2) Allegretto in C+ Neefe 6. Alec Brent (2) Ecossaise in G+, Wo023 Beethoven
6:05 p.m. – DINNER
SUNDAY, APRIL 16, 2017 LOWER CONCERT ROOM FINN
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6:35 p.m. – Grade 3 Classical Repertoire (D)
1. Katie Jeltobruk Sonatina in C+, Op. 36, #1, (2nd) Clementi 2. Shreya Rao Sonatina in G+ (1st) Attwood 3. Caleb Aguirre Sonatina in F+, Op. 257, #2 (4th) Finale Lack 4. Nithik Seneviratne Sonatina in G+ (1st) Attwood
7:15 p.m. – Grade 6 Classical Repertoire
1. Liam Hilton Sonatina in C+, op. 20, #1 (1st) Kuhlau 2. Vincent Paulus Sonatina in Eb+, Op. 4, #7 Wesley 3. Subodhee Kaluarachchi Sonatina in F+, Op. 36, #4 (3rd) Clementi 4. Benjamin Lam Sonatina in G+, Op. 19/20, #1 (1st) Dussek 5. Elizabeth Duong Sonatina in a-, #3 Benda 6. Riko Murata Sonatina in G+, Op. 55, #2 (1st) Kuhlau 7. Richard Liu Sonatina in G+, Op. 55, #2 (3rd) Kuhlau
8:35 p.m. – Intermediate Romantic Repertoire
1. Avani Mahil (4) Italian Song, Op 39, #15 Tchaikovsky 2. William Kong (4) Old French Song, Op. 39, #16 Tchaikovsky 3. Samantha Eberl (4) The Wild Rider, Op. 68, #8 Schumann 4. Namara Nkojo (5) Siciliano, Op. 68, #2 Schumann 5. Richard Liu (6) Waltz in a-, Op. posth. B150 Chopin 6. Vincent Paulus (6) Waltz in a-, Op. 124, # 4 Schumann
9:35 p.m. – FINISH
SUNDAY, APRIL 16, 2017 LOWER CONCERT ROOM FINN
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4:00 p.m. – Grade 4 Quick Study Repertoire
1. Chryselle Bagano 2. Samantha Eberl 3. Avani Mahil 4. Elizabet Metesan 5. Samuel Yan 6. Serena Wang 7. Raine Yang
1. Raffaela Macutay Workout In Space Bastien 2. Sydney Menard Hayride Alfred 3. Jaison Jiji Joshua Traditional 4. Raffaela Macutay Tarantella Traditional 5. Chenoa Pauquette Fanfare And Canon Alfred
9:50 a.m. – Level 3 Introductory Repertoire (K)
1. Totie Li Auld Lang Syne Traditional 2. Robin Janjua Downhill Fun Bastien 3. Barik Berar Pumpkin Boogie Faber 4. Totie Li Sounds From The Gumdrop Factory Faber
9:50 a.m. – Grade 3 Concert Group Repertoire
1. Phoebe Goheen Clowns, Op.39, #20 Kabalevsky Gavotte in G+, HWV 491 Handel Sonatina in a-, Op.94, #4 (1st) Biehl
* Note: the Level 3 Introductory class and the Grade 3 concert group class will be adjudicated together.
11:05 a.m. – FINISH
FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 2017 RECITAL ROOM TAYLOR
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9:00 a.m. – Grade 3 Baroque Repertoire
1. Jasmine Tung Minuet in G+, BWV Anh. 114 Petzold 2. Aman Rakkar Musette in D+, BWV Anh. 126 Bach 3. Shreya Rao Harlequinade Krebs 4. Evangeline Facundo Minuet in G+, BWV Anh. 114 Petzold 5. Katie Jeltobruk Gigue a l’Angloise TWV 32:1 Telemann
1. Dev Rakkar (2) Quiet Lagoon George 2. Clare Matheson (2) Statues Desplat 3. Ben Tarling (2) Periwinkle Twinkle Crosby-Gaudet 4. Aarun Chhuon (2) March of the Goblins Berlin 5. Ariana Wheatley (3) The Song of Twilight Nakada 6. Spencer Francis (3) Funny Puppy Crosby-Gaudet 7. Jasmine Tung (3) The Song of Twilight Nakada
1. Charlize Urrutia German Dance in Bb+, Hob.IX:22 Haydn A Little Song, Op.27, #2 Kabalevsky Canon Gurlitt
2. Levi Halladay Ecossaise in G+, Wo023 Beethoven Canon Gurlitt The Sparkling Brook Goldston
12:20 p.m. – Grade 6 Baroque Repertoire (B)
1. Richard Liu Prelude #1 in G+, HWV 442 Handel 2. Benjamin Lam Aria in G+, TWV 32:13 Telemann 3. Vincent Paulus Minuet in g- Stolzel 4. Liam Hilton Toccata in c-, #8 Seixas 5. Subodhee Kaluarachchi Angloise in A+ JCF Bach
1:10 p.m. – LUNCH
SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 2017 RECITAL ROOM FINN
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1:40 p.m. – Grade 5 Classical Repertoire (B)
1. Allison Duong Sonatina in a-, Op. 214, #4 (2nd and 3rd) Gurlitt 2. Sakura Kato Sonatina in F+ (1st) Beethoven 3. Danelly Joseph Sonatina in F+ (2nd) Beethoven 4. Farnaz Shafiei Sonatina in C+, Op. 36, #3 (3rd) Clementi
2:30 p.m. – Grade 5 Baroque Repertoire (A)
1. Danelly Joseph Menuet in E+, BWV 817 Bach 2. Camilia Hashemi Fantasia in C+, TWV 33:14 Telemann 3. Shreeya Parekh Boree in Bb+ Jones 4. Allison Duong Menuet in E+, BWV 817 Bach 5. Sakura Kato Fantasia in C+, TWV 33:14 Telemann
1. Velen Lu (9) La fille aux cheveux de lin #8 Debussy 2. Hudson Throness (8) Prelude, Op.43, #1 Gliere 3. Hazelle Lebumfacil (9) La fille aux cheveux de lin #8 Debussy
1. Maryella Teetzen (10) Souvenirs – Waltz, Op.28 Barber 2. Samadhee Kaluarachchi (10) The Cat And The Mouse Copland 3. Ryan Jin (10) Variations in a-, Op.40, #2 Kabalevsky 4. Felicia Samatha (ARCT) Danzas Argentinas, Op.2 Ginastera
8:35 p.m. – FINISH
SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 2017 LOWER CONCERT ROOM SYMONS
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12:30 p.m. – Level 3 Introductory Repertoire (A)
1. Jasmine Gorle Bonnie Perello 2. Jairo Tamani Shave And A Haircut Traditional 3. Saveena Sangha Moonlight Mist Bastien 4. Sydney Marshall Sounds From The Gumdrop Factory Faber 5. Jasmine Gorle Rock Bastien 6. Jairo Tamani Shuffle Torney 7. Saveena Sangha Old MacDonald Rocks Bastien
1:40 p.m. – Level 3 Introductory Repertoire (B)
1. Sydney Marshall From A Distance Gold 2. Pavan Gill Long Ago Traditional 3. Emma-Eden Olubunmi Fur Elise Beethoven 4. Ethan A. Yang James Bond Theme Norman 5. Sydney Marshall Puff, The Magic Dragon Yarrow 6. Jairo Tamani Sounds From The Gumdrop Factory Faber 7. Pavan Gill Jumpin’ Jazz Cat Faber
2:50 p.m. – Level 3 Introductory Repertoire (C)
1. Aarna Garg Bavaria Torney 2. Samuel McGrandle Jumpin’ Jazz Cat Faber 3. Ashley Reale Long Ago Traditional 4. Alyssa Terada Morning Greeting Gurlitt 5. Charis Illman Over The Rainbow Arlen 6. Pavan Gill Gavotte Hooke 7. Aarna Garg Sounds From The Gumdrop Factory Faber 8. Samuel McGrandle Spanish Caballero Faber
1. Christina Chen Clap Hands Bastien 2. Thomas Eberl Home On The Range Traditional 3. Mackenzie Taylor Roumanian Rhapsody Bastien 4. Amisha Gaur Scottish Bagpipes Bastien 5. Aarna Garg The Ice Skaters Waldteufel 6. Thomas Eberl James Bond Theme Norman 7. Christina Chen Moonlight Mist Bastien 8. Mackenzie Taylor Workout In Space Bastien
5:30 p.m. – Level 3 Introductory Repertoire (E)
1. Siri Renae Ramachandra Prelude In A minor Bastien 2. Karina Kaisa Queen’s Entrance Faber 3. Christina Chen Romance arr. S.Johnston 4. Jordan Wong Rockin’ Robin arr. Barren 5. Thomas Eberl Spanish Caballero Faber 6. Siri Renae Ramachandra Tarantella Traditional 7. Megan Veldhuis The Rose McBroom 8. Karina Kaisa Whirling Leaves Faber
6:45 p.m. – BREAK
SUNDAY, APRIL 23, 2017 RECITAL ROOM TAYLOR
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7:00 p.m. – Level 3 Introductory Repertoire (F)
1. Alexandrei Aguilar Pumpkin Boogie Faber 2. Siri Renae Ramachandra Scaling The Rockies Bastien 3. Caleb Hoffert Scottish Bagpipes Bastien 4. Jordan Wong Etude in C+ Le Couppey 5. Alexandrei Aguilar Spanish Caballero Faber 6. Chanel LeBlanc Turkish March Faber 7. Finley Kyle The Rose McBroom 8. Jordan Wong Jazz! Goes The Weasel Maxner
8:15 p.m. – Level 3 Introductory Repertoire (G)
1. Ethan Chhuon Oranges And Lemons Berlin 2. Finley Kyle Wedding March Mendelssohn 3. Brandon Govender Scottish Bagpipes Bastien 4. Chanel LeBlanc Shave And A Haircut Traditional 5. Brycen Agyemang Sounds From The Gumdrop Factory Faber 6. Finley Kyle The Lion Sleeps Tonight Linda 7. Alexandrei Aguilar Vive la France! Faber 8. Chanel LeBlanc The Rose McBroom
9:30 p.m. – FINISH
SUNDAY, APRIL 23, 2017 RECITAL ROOM TAYLOR
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2:00 p.m. – Grade 10 Classical Repertoire (A)
1. Hao Chen Lu Sonata in f-, op.2, #1 (2nd) Beethoven 2. Katherine Manarin Sonata in F+, K280 (189e) (2nd) Mozart 3. Maria Tuazon Sonata in Bb+, K570 (3rd) Mozart 4. Ryan Jin Sonata in c-, Op.10, #1 (2nd) Beethoven
3:00 p.m. – ARCT Baroque Repertoire (A)
1. Jade Yan Prelude & Fugue in A+, BWV 864 Bach 2. Meredith Clark Toccata in g-, BWV 915 Bach 3. Beno Huang Italian Concerto, BWV 971 (1st) Bach 4. Felicia Samatha Prelude & Fugue in C#+, BWV 848 Bach
1. Samuel Yan (4) Play It Again Norton 2. Serena Wang (4) A Winter Melody Nakada 3. Leean Dandoy (4) After The Rain Bender 4. Kinsey Walker (4) Nocturne Sheftel 5. Raine Yang (4) Hiker’s Song Godden 6. Elizabet Metesan (5) Melancholy Reflections Schoenmehl 7. Danelly Joseph (5) When Rivers Flowed On Mars Telfer
1. Maiya Frick (pri) The Tide Frick 2. Hannah Illman (1) The Shadow Illman 3. Suvinya Wimalasuriya (1) Suvinya’s Song Wimalasuriya 4. Dylan Rakkar (2) Dylan’s Song Rakkar 5. Siana Berar (2) Siana’s Song Berar 6. Dev Rakkar (2) Dev’s Song Rakkar
6:30 p.m. – Senior Composition Repertoire
1. Hazelle Lebumfacil (8) Hazelle’s Song Lebumfacil 2. Kiyan Kassam (8) The Game Kassam 3. Velen Lu (9) Velen’s Song Lu 4. James Kisser (9) A Final Farewell Kisser
* Please Note: The Composition Classes will all be adjudicated together. 8:25 p.m. – FINISH
SATURDAY, APRIL 29, 2017 RECITAL ROOM TAYLOR
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9:35 a.m. – Grades 8 & 9 Romantic Repertoire (C)
1. Merna Saleem (8) Song Without Words, Op.62, #4 Mendelssohn 2. Abigail Dandoy (8) Chanson triste Kalinnikov 3. Brendan Saw (8) Waltz in Ab+, Op.39, #15 Brahms 4. Laura Paulus (8) Scherzo in Bb+, D593, #1 Schubert 5. Liana Salviejo (9) Prelude in Db+, Op.28, #15 Chopin
10:40 a.m. – Grade 10 Romantic Repertoire (A)
1. Hao Chen Lu Consolation #3, S172 Liszt 2. Katherine Manarin Nocturne in e-, Op.posth.72, #1 Chopin 3. Abhayjeet Sachal Waltz in Ab+, Op.34, #1 Chopin
1. Abhayjeet Sachal Sonata in c-, Op.10, #1 (3rd) Beethoven 2. Julia Borkowski Sonata in F+, KV280 (189e) (2nd) Mozart 3. Reuben Stanley Rondo in C+, Op.51, #1 Beethoven 4. Amy Xiao Rondo in D+, K485 Mozart
9:35 p.m. – FINISH
SATURDAY, APRIL 29, 2017 LOWER CONCERT ROOM SYMONS
* Note: the Grade 3 Twentieth Century, Level 2 Introductory and Grade 3 Romantic classes will be adjudicated together. 1:00 p.m. – Level 2 Introductory Repertoire (F)
1. Levi Stanley Camel Caravan Bastien 2. Adam Giorgis Down By The Bay Traditional 3. Timothy Lasegan Joshua Traditional 4. Bhargavi Aggarwal The Ice Skaters Waldteufel 5. Stephanie Lajara Alouette Traditional 6. Estelle White The Matador Bastien 7. Levi Stanley Fur Elise Beethoven 8. Miguel Panopio Workout In Space Bastien
2:15 p.m. – Level 2 Introductory Repertoire (G)
1. Adam Giorgis The Ice Skaters Waldteufel 2. Estelle White Rhythmic Gymnastics Perello 3. Bhargavi Aggarwal Riding The Wind Faber 4. Levi Stanley The Entertainer Joplin 5. Adam Giorgis This Is My Planet Earth Traditional 6. Jason Garcia Scottish Bagpipes Bastien 7. Bhargavi Aggarwal Jumpin’ Jazz Cat Faber 8. Estelle White Saturday Night Boogie Bastien
3:30 p.m. – Level 3 Introductory Repertoire (H)
1. Caitlin Gillis The Calico Cat Marlais 2. Saiya Amar The Swing Tan 3. Eric Dye Ode To Joy Beethoven 4. Asiya Kassam Almost Like A Dream Faber 5. Ryan Saw Workout In Space Bastien 6. Saiya Amar Arietta in C+ Clementi 7. Eric Dye Space Walk Bastien
4:40 p.m. – BREAK
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4:50 p.m. – Level 3 Introductory Repertoire (I)
1. Devyn Tabernero Almost Like A Dream Faber 2. Asiya Kassam Pumpkin Boogie Faber 3. Rikhil Kallur Barcarole Bastien 4. Saiya Amar Cruising Barrat 5. Devyn Tabernero Beach Party Faber 6. Amy Johnson The Calico Cat Marlais 7. Asiya Kassam Over The Rainbow Arlen
6:00 p.m. – Level 3 Introductory Repertoire (J)
1. Kabir Mand Almost Like A Dream Faber 2. Rikhil Kallur The Entertainer Joplin 3. Gerald Grychowski Long Ago Traditional 4. Janais Luciano Folk Dance Traditional 5. Kabir Mand Sounds From The Gumdrop Factory Faber 6. Gerald Grychowski Spanish Caballero Faber 7. Rikhil Kallur The Rainbow Connection Williams
7:10 p.m. – BREAK 7:20 p.m. – Master Class
1. Susi Satrijo (6) Sonatina in G+ (2nd) Romanze Beethoven 2. Lorelei Siegrist (6) Alone Norton 3. Maryanne McLeod (6) Autumn Leaves Kosma 4. Marnina Nattrass (7) Corrente (Partita #5) BWV 829 Bach 5. Sydney Halladay (8) Andante Sostenuto, Op.72, #2 Mendelssohn 6. Marnina Nattrass (7) Let’s Call The Whole Thing Off Gershwin 7. Sydney Halladay (8) Morning Exercises, Op.3/86, #2 Kabalevsky 8. Nathan Jin (9) Elite Syncopations Joplin
8:40 p.m. – FINISH
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1:00 p.m. – Grades 1 & 2 Baroque Repertoire (A)
1. Justin Garcia (1) Burlesque in G+ Anon. 2. Dev Rakkar (2) Menuet en Rondeau Rameau 3. Ethan Chhuon (1) Burlesque in G+ Anon. 4. Saanya Toor (2) Menuet en Rondeau Rameau 5. Aarun Chhuon (2) Air in d-, ZT 676 Purcell 6. Casey Yan (2) Menuet en Rondeau Rameau
1:50 p.m. – Grades 2 & 3 Classical Repertoire (B)
1. Aarun Chhuon (2) Ecossaise in G+, Wo023 Beethoven 2. Ella Ly (2) Menuetto I in C+ Mozart 3. Tajman Somal (2) Allegretto in C+ Neefe 4. Dylan Rakkar (2) Menuetto I in C+ Mozart 5. Annalies Smigel (3) Sonatina in C+, op. 36, #1 (3rd) Clementi 6. Aaron Luciano (3) Sonatina in G+ (1st) Attwood
1. Chryselle Bagano (4) Twilight Canton 2. Justin Zou (4) After The Rain Bender 3. Louise Zhao (4) Dreamcatcher Gaudet 4. Brock Veldhuis (4) Reflections Alexander 5. Shreeya Parekh (5) Melancholy Reflections Schoenmehl 6. Soudamini Belandur (5) Blue Mood Gillock
8:15 p.m. – FINISH
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5:25 p.m. – Student / Teacher Duet Repertoire
1. Mya Virakorn (2) Erin Liu (teacher) Do-Re-Mi (Sound of Music) Rodgers
5:25 p.m. – Junior Duet / Trio Repertoire
1. Danielle Vendiola Jwan Saleem (3) Yo Ho (A Pirate’s Life for Me) Atencio
* Please Note: The Student / Teacher Duet Class and the Junior Duet Class will be adjudicated together. 5:55 p.m. – Intermediate Duet / Trio Repertoire
1. Serena Wang Raine Yang (4) Canon in D Pachelbel
2. Nicole Goussiatiner Chelsea Alberastine (4) On My Own Schonberg
