MARCH 1 TO APRIL 27, 2019 - 93RD ANNUAL FESTIVAL under the auspices of - Penticton Kiwanis Music Festival
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MARCH 1 TO APRIL 27, 2019
93RD ANNUAL FESTIVAL
under the auspices of
The Okanagan Valley Music Festival Society of Penticton
The 2019 Penticton Kiwanis Music, Dance & Speech Arts Festival
Acknowledges all the generous patrons, local business and individuals who provided us with the means of making this year
a success!
Our sincere appreciation for showing your continued support.
Gold Sponsors
Kiwanis Club of Penticton
Bronze Donors
Lakeside Hotel Resort Zias Stonehouse Restaurant
Penticton Foundry Kiwanis Club of Oliver
Ladies Auxiliary to the Royal Canadian Legion, #40
Diamond Jubilee Chapter IODE
Supporters
Dr. Tom & Kathleen Jasper
John & Vivian Surkan
Naramata Community Choir
Penticton Academy of Music
Members of South Okanagan Retired Teachers’ Association
Valley Wind & Reed
Something Pretty Boutique
Enthusiasts
B.C. Registered Music Teachers, South Okanagan Branch
Don & Mavis Quaglia
McGladdery Family
Evelyn Carmichael
Ralph & Jan Webb
MV Dental Centre
Special Thanks To:
Edis Computers, Penticton Herald, Penticton Western News
Penticton & District Community Arts Council, Tech Ease Computers
PENTICTON KIWANIS MUSIC, DANCE AND SPEECH ARTS FESTIVAL
PURPOSE AND PHILOSOPHY
The purpose of the Penticton Kiwanis Music, Dance and Speech Arts Festival is to complement and enhance the learning/teaching process. It provides
an opportunity for students to perform their music, speech arts and dance achievements and to receive a constructive, meaningful evaluation of their
performances. In doing so, the Festival aims to foster and promote a lifelong interest and appreciation for music, speech arts and dance.
In order to fulfill its purpose, the Festival:
• establishes rules and categories for performance by consulting with teachers and provincial and national music festival organizations.
• engages the services of professional adjudicators to provide constructive, written critique and competitive ranking.
• presents certificates, medallions, trophies, awards and scholarships to competitors based upon adjudicated results.
• provides a stepping-stone to provincial and national competition.
• presents Highlights Concerts to spotlight outstanding performances.
Cameras, video cameras, cellular phones, pagers, and tape recorders
are not permitted in Festival venues.
GENERAL RULES
1. The competitions shall be under the working management of the Penticton Kiwanis Music, Dance and Speech Arts Festival. All matters arising out of
and not provided in these rules and regulations shall be referred to the Festival Committee. The decision of the Festival Committee in all matters
shall be final and binding to all concerned.
2. Competitors must be bona fide residents of any place in the Interior of British Columbia; or bona fide residents of Northern British Columbia east
of Chilliwack, or bona fide residents of the Okanogan District of the State of Washington, which comprises from the southern border of the
Wenatchee District, north along the Columbia River to Brewster, then north along the Okanogan River to the Border. Participants from other areas
are welcome but will receive adjudication only and will not be eligible for awards or to represent the festival at the Provincials.
3. All competitions are open to amateurs only (except classes which are open to all). The term “amateur” shall mean one whose principle income is
not derived from music or dance services. This condition does not apply to conductors of choirs, bands or orchestras, nor to those bona fide
students of music or dance who teach for the purpose of applying the money so earned to the furtherance of their own education.
4. Competitors in Choral Societies, Choirs, Bands, or Orchestras must be bona fide members of their respective organizations.
5. All entrants in classes where age limits are set must see that their entry form is signed in the space provided by a parent, guardian or teacher.
Age of competitors is determined as of December 31st before the upcoming Festival.
6. No competitor may compete in two different entries in the same class, with the exception of junior piano Preparatory A (non-competitive) and
Preparatory B classes, where students may enter up to three pieces.
7. No competitor may select and perform the same piece in more than one class within the same discipline.
8. Any competitor repeating his or her winning entry in any class within three years will be eligible for adjudication only.
9. No individual competitor, except choral groups, will be allowed to use the Festival Halls for practice purposes while that discipline is at that venue.
Any disregard of this regulation will render the competitor liable for disqualification.
10. Classes may be divided or combined at the discretion of the Festival Committee.
11. Time limits shall be observed where such are specified.
12. Additional rules may apply in specific disciplines. Please check Syllabus.
PROGRAME PROCEDURE AND ADJUDICATION
13. Communication with adjudicators on the part of competitors, teachers, or parents, except through the Music Festival Committee is absolutely
prohibited. Contradiction of this rule will result in disqualification.
14. Commercial advertising for the purpose of solicitation must be approved by the Festival Committee before it is displayed in any of the Festival
halls.
15. Competitors will be designated to the adjudicator by name and number and shall not commence before the adjudicator gives the signal.
16. The presiding secretary may require any competitor to certify that the regulations herein set out have been met. If an infringement has occurred,
no mark will be awarded but adjudication will be given.
17. The adjudicator’s decision in all matters of adjudication shall be final. The adjudicator may terminate any performance at will.
18. Immediately following the class, copies of music and adjudication sheets must be claimed (except dance). No certificates will be mailed, and the
Festival assumes no responsibility for music left by competitors.
PROGRAMME PROCEDURE AND ADJUDICATION - MUSIC
19. Students will present their music books to the adjudication table on the way to performance. If the adjudicator does not have a copy of the music
for the duration of the performance, no mark will be given.
20. Music must be numbered every five bars and be clearly labeled with the class number, competitor's name and number.
21. Where “Own Choice” is specified, title and name of the composer must be given on the entry form. The adjudicator will take into consideration the
artistic value of the number chosen in solo classes, and its suitability to the individual.
22. No person will be allowed on the platform with the competitor except the Adjudicator’s Secretary and where necessary, the accompanist and a
page-turner.
23. Please make your own arrangements for accompaniment well in advance of the Festival.
24. Recorded accompaniment is not permitted in any voice class except choir and popular instrumental class.
25. Copied music may not be used except with the written permission of the copyright holder (composer or publisher). The Federation of Music
Festivals has now deemed it permissible to use photocopies for page turns as long as the original copy is present at the performance. There must
be two original copies present in the competition hall. Use of unauthorized copies will result in disqualification. Adjudicators must have original
published music or a properly authorized copy for the duration of the performance in order to provide a mark. “Permission to Photocopy or
Transcribe” letters and “Authorized Music” copies must be brought to the Festival and given to the Door Secretary with the music. Sheet music
downloaded from the Internet, may be used at the Festival. However, proof of payment must be included for each copy used. (That is, if two
copies are required, one for the accompanist and one for the adjudicator, there must be proof of two purchases.)
26. Second copies of music that are handwritten to transcribe original music to another key will not be permitted unless authorization is given by the
copyright holder. Any competitor or accompanist violating copyright laws will be immediately disqualified.
27. Acceptance of an entry does not ensure eligibility. The adjudicator may disqualify any entry.
COPYRIGHT LAW
28. Use of unauthorized copies will result in disqualification.
29. Music that is out of print or difficult to acquire requires written permission from the publisher in order to be copied.
30. Publishing firms out of business generally transfer their copyright to other firms.
31. Permission to photocopy letters must be brought to the Festival and given to the Door Secretary with the music..
32. Video taping of dance performances is illegal without written permission from the choreographer.
RULES OF ETIQUETTE
33. Absolute silence is required during the competition. No one may enter or leave while the competitor is on the platform.
34. The audience is requested to refrain from applauding before a competitor performs.
35. Formal dress is not required, but it would be appreciated if appropriate attire is worn, i.e., no torn or sloppy T-shirts or jeans.
RULES OF PROTEST
36. Protests shall be made in writing to the Festival Coordinator, accompanied by a protest fee of $25.00, said fee to be returned in full should the
protest be sustained. No inquiries shall be addressed directly to the adjudicator.
SCHEDULING AND TIMING
37. While the programme timetable will be adhered to as closely as possible, the Committee reserves the right to make any changes necessary in the
interest of the Festival.
Please Note: Competitors perform at their own risk.
STANDARD SCALE OF MARKS
(Out of 100)
75 - 79 → Satisfactory Performance
80 - 84 → Good Performance
85 - 89 → Honours, qualifies for Provincials
90 -100 → First Class Honours
THE PENTICTON KIWANIS MUSIC, DANCE AND SPEECH ARTS FESTIVAL ORGANIZATION
is proud to be affiliated with
P E R F O R M I N G Arts B C
Association of Regional Festivals.
EXECUTIVE
President – Jeanette Palfey Treasurer – Jeanette Palfrey, Position Available
Vice President – Sandra Curnow Recording Secretary – Joanne Forsyth
BOARD MEMBERS
Lorna Bull Sandra Curnow Tiffani Lafferty
Debbie McGladdery Barb Lefebvre Karla Hennig
Jan Webb Joanne Forsyth Karen Pennington
CURRENTLY SEEKING BOARD MEMBERS, CAPTAINS, and VOLUNTEERS!
MEMBERS-AT-LARGE
DISCIPLINE CAPTAINS
Senior and Junior Piano – Jan Webb
Strings/Instrumental/Classical Guitar – Position Available
Musical Theatre – Barb Lefebvre
Speech Arts – Debbie McGladdery
Classical Voice – Tiffani Lafferty
Choral – Joanne Forsyth
Dance – Danica Venables
Dance Volunteers– Karen Pennington, Sue Gaudet, Jeanette Palfrey
ADMINISTRATION
Festival Coordinator – Danica Venables
INQUIRIES AND CORRESPONDENCE SHOULD BE ADDRESSED TO:
Penticton Kiwanis Music Festival, Box 23041
Penticton, BC V2A 8L7
Telephone: (250) 493-8322 / Email: pkmf@vip.net Website: www.pkmf.org
A VERY SPECIAL THANK YOU TO ALL THE VOLUNTEERS
who assist the
Penticton Kiwanis Music, Dance and Speech Arts Festival
in many ways to ensure that the Festival is a rewarding and enriching experience for the many
young people who participate.
CERTIFICATES
• Certificates will be awarded to competitors attaining first, second and third places.
o A competitor who receives a mark of 80% or more and is the only competitor in that class will receive a First Place Certificate.
o Second and Third places are awarded if there is a second and/or third competitor in the class who meet the standard of 80% or more.
o Ties for Second and Third place are permitted. Ties will not occur for First place.
o All competitors aged 10 and under who do not get a First, Second or Third place will be given a Participation Certificate, except for piano.
Participants in Introductory Level A Junior Piano will receive a Participation Certificate, those in Introductory Level B Junior Piano who do
not place First, Second or Third will also receive a Participation Certificate.
o First, Second and Third place certificates will be presented to each person in a duo, trio or quartet. Only one certificate will be presented to
a group of five or more competitors (music, speech arts); one certificate to a group of four or more competitors (dance).
MEDALLIONS, CUPS, TROPHIES AND SHIELDS
• Medallions will be awarded to the winners of various categories. These medallions become the permanent property of the recipients.
• Recipients of major and monetary awards shall not receive medallions as well for the same competition piece.
• Cups, trophies and shields will be awarded to the participant with the highest mark in the stated categories, provided that the mark is 80% or
higher. A competitor must enter at least three solo classes to be eligible for a solo trophy. Trophies to be competed for annually are the property
of the Okanagan Valley Music Festival Society.
SCHOLARSHIPS, BURSARIES, AWARDS Scholarship winners must be 20 years of age or younger or meet the specific age limits as set out in the
Syllabus.
• All scholarships and awards may not necessarily be awarded.
• A performer must obtain a mark of at least 85% in one entry in order to qualify for major Scholarships or for the Provincial level competitions of
the British Columbia Performing Arts Festival. Dance participants must obtain two marks of 85% in Provincial qualifying solos. However, this does
not automatically qualify for an award. Final decision rests with the adjudicators and the Scholarship Committee. This regulation covers all
scholarships regardless of their terms of reference.
• All decisions of the Scholarship Committee regarding the awards of scholarships are final.
• Certificates will be awarded to competitors attaining first, second and third place meeting the standard of 80%. Participation certificates will be
awarded to all students 12 and under, who do not receive a placing certificate, and to those who perform for adjudication only.
• A competitor must enter at least three classes to be eligible for a solo trophy.
MUSIC AWARDS
Eva and Hugh Cleland Scholarship $ 300.00
Sponsored by the Penticton Foundation and Friends of the Festival
• Applications for the Cleland Scholarship must be received by March 5, 2019.
To qualify for this Scholarship, you must submit a short history of your music background, details of how you qualify and your social insurance number.
The applicant must meet all the following qualifications:
is from the South Okanagan area (Summerland and south)
intends to pursue a career in music teaching, coaching or performance
is a Grade 12 graduating student or has completed Grade 12 but has not already enrolled in a post-secondary music program.
within one year of the Festival, must intend to enroll in a recognized post-secondary educational institution such as a university or college,
majoring in music, or a diploma course at a music conservatory.
must be of a deserving caliber, as determined by the Music Festival Board.
must apply for the scholarship prior to the commencement of the Festival
If the winner does not meet the guidelines set out above, funds will not be dispensed for that year.
NEW!! PKMF Tri- Discipline Scholarship $ 300.00
Application to be sent to Box 23041 Penticton BC V2A 8L7 or dropped off at the Leir House, Room 2.
Applications must be received by March 1, 2019.
Attention: PKMF Scholarship Panel
Penticton Kiwanis Music, Dance and Speech Arts Festival would like to recognize a well rounded performer; demonstrated by registration in multiple
disciplines. For any aged youth registered in Three (3) or more Solo Entry Disciplines of Penticton Kiwanis Music Festival. Any combination of
registration in 3 disciplines of: Classical/Modern Dance, Stage Dance, Classical Voice, Musical Theatre, Pianoforte, Speech Arts, Strings, Woodwind,
Brass or Guitar. (Classical Dance and Modern Dance qualify as one discipline).
Application must include
♪ Name
♪ Address
♪ a list of confirmed entries (Discipline, Category/Title, comp #)
♪ a short essay of what involvement in the Performing Arts means to you (250 words or less)
Winners of the Scholarship will be selected by a panel of board members and presented at the Highlights Concert.
CLASSICAL VOICE SCHOLARSHIPS
Scholarship, Senior
Sponsored by Lakeside Resort and Conference Centre $200.00
Senior candidates must be 19 -20 years, and enter the following categories:
Art Song and three selections from the Senior category of Vocal Solos.
Scholarship, Intermediate $150.00
Sponsored by Naramata Community Choir and PKMF
Intermediate candidates must be 18 & under, and enter the following categories:
Art Song and three selections from the Intermediate category of Vocal Solos.
Scholarship, Junior $100.00
Sponsored by Naramata Community Choir
Junior candidates must be 14 years & under and enter the following categories:
Art Song and three selections from the Junior category of Vocal Solos.
CLASSICAL VOICE & CHORAL AWARDS
Art Song, Junior $50.00
Sponsored by Tom & Kathleen Jasper
Art Song, Intermediate / Senior $50.00
Sponsored by Naramata Community Choir
List A Song, Junior $50.00
Sponsored by Lakeside Resort and Conference Centre
List A Song, Intermediate / Senior $50.00
Sponsored by Tom & Kathleen Jasper
List B Song, Junior $50.00
Sponsored by Tom & Kathleen Jasper
List B Song, Intermediate / Senior $50.00
Sponsored by Tom & Kathleen Jasper
Traditional Folk Song, Junior $50.00
Sponsored by Naramata Community Choir
Traditional Folk Song, Intermediate / Senior $50.00
Sponsored by PKMF
Additional Repertoire, Junior $50.00
Sponsored by Kiwanis Club of Penticton
Additional Repertoire, Intermediate / Senior $50.00
Sponsored by Kiwanis Club of Penticton
Concert Program, All Ages $50.00
Sponsored by PKMF
Encouragement Award, Intermediate/Senior $25.00
Sponsored by Kiwanis Club of Oliver
Encouragement Award, Junior $25.00
Sponsored by Kiwanis Club of Oliver
CHORAL AWARD, all ages $50.00
Sponsored by Naramata Community Choir
CLASSICAL VOICE & CHORAL TROPHIES
Cups, trophies and shields will be awarded to the participant with the highest mark in the stated categories, provided that the mark is
80% or greater. A competitor must enter at least three solo classes to be eligible for a solo trophy.
PKMF Classical Voice Trophy Classical Voice Solo
PKMF Classical Voice Foreign Language Trophy Classical Voice Solo in a Foreign Language
June Argyle Trophy Best School Choir
DR. JEANETTE GALLANT
Vancouver voice teacher Dr. Jeanette Gallant is a
Canadian musician with over 25 years of diverse
experience as a singing teacher, music lecturer, conductor,
performer, and administrator in Canada, S.E. Asia, and
the United Kingdom. Jeanette has a doctorate from the
University of Oxford (funded by ORSAS), and has held
positions at the University of Reading (UK), Hong Kong
Academy for the Performing Arts (HKAPA), Red Deer
College (Alberta), Havergal College (Toronto), the
University of Windsor (Ontario), and various Oxford
Colleges (UK). Jeanette specializes in training young
voices, vocal physiology, and rehabilitating damaged
voices using vocal massage (Dr. Aaron Low) and other
embodied vocal techniques. An accomplished
ethnomusicologist, Jeanette also has published and
presented her work internationally, and provides teacher-
training in world music pedagogy. Jeanette has recently
returned to Vancouver after twenty years and is a long-
standing member of the National Association of Teachers
of Singing (NATS).
Choral & Classical Voice
Friday, March 1, 2019
Penticton United Church Sanctuary, 696 Main Street
Open - Small Vocal Ensemble > 16 voices 10:00 AM
______ 1 Boundary Central Seconday School - Bridesville TBA/TBA - /
School - Grades 3 to 5
______ 1 Queen's Park Choir - Penticton I Can Sing/Chiri Biri Bim - Craig Cassils/Sally K. Albrecht
Break
* medallion awarded for Opera solo
* medallion awarded for Oratorio solo
* medallion awarded for Operetta solo
* medallion awarded for Concert Program
Opera - ARCT or Equivalent - Intermediate - ages 18 & under 11:45 AM
______ 1 Erik Christison - Bridesville Quanto è bella (L'Elisir d'Amore) - Donizetti
______ 2 Matthias Bergendahl - Bridesville Papageno's suicide aria - Mozart
Oratorio - Grade 10 - Intermediate - ages 18 & under
______ 1 Tiana Ferlizza - Summerland Jubal's Lyre – Handel
Oratorio - ARCT or Equivalent - Intermediate - ages 18 & under
______ 1 Erik Christison - Bridesville Comfort ye my people (recit) - Every Valley
Shall be Exalted (Messiah) - Handel
Sacred Song - Classical - Grade 5 - Junior B - ages 14 & under
______ 1 Andreas Nordlund - Penticton I see the love of God - Ouchterlony
Sacred Song - Classical - Grade 7 - Junior B - ages 14 & under
______ 1 Maya Lefebvre - Penticton The Birds - Thiman
Sacred Song - Classical - Grade 9 - Intermediate - ages 18 & under
______ 1 Kiara Louw – Penticton The Voice – Graham
Operetta, Gilbert & Sullivan, Opera Duet, Trio, Quartet -
Grade 10 – Intermediate - ages 18 & under
______ 1 Antonia Bergendahl, Matthias Bergendahl, Eric Christison – Bridesville
Paradox (Pirates of Penzance) - Gillbert & Sullivan
Concert Program - Grade 10 - Intermediate - ages 18 & under
______ 1 Tiana Ferlizza - Summerland Vedi Quati alvo/Le Colibri/The Serpent
- Schubert/Chausson/Hoiby
LUNCH
Classical Voice
Friday, March 1, 2019
Penticton United Church Sanctuary, 696 Main Street
*medallion awarded for Additional Repertoire Junior Solo
*medallion awarded for Leider Inter/Sr Solo
*medallion awarded for Canadian Song Jr & Inter/Senior solo (2)
*medallion awarded for Junior Vocal Duet
Additional Repertoire - Grade 2 - Junior A - ages 10 & under 3:00 PM
______ 1 Owen Kincade - Penticton We Can Make a Difference - Crawley
Additional Repertoire - Grade 3 - Junior A - ages 10 & under
______ 1 Justice Gin - Penticton Marienwürmchen - Schumann
Additional Repertoire - Grade 4 - Junior B - ages 14 & under
______ 1 Selena Orlik - Penticton Path to the Moon - Thiman
Additional Repertoire - Grade 5 - Junior B - ages 14 & under
______ 1 Sonya Petrasek - Penticton Chanson de Florian - Godard
______ 2 Andreas Nordlund - Penticton The Camel's Hump - German
______ 3 Sean Singleton - Penticton Triumph Now with Joy and Mirth - Giles
______ 4 Gabriella Goodsell - Summerland Chanson de Florian - Godard
Additional Repertoire - Grade 6 - Junior B - ages 14 & under
______ 1 Kennedy Smith - Penticton Collette – Chaminade
Lieder - Grade 10 - Intermediate - ages 18 & under 4:00 PM
______ 1 Tiana Ferlizza - Summerland Die Nacht - Strauss
Lieder - Grade 7 - Senior - 19 & over
______ 1 Tracey Coulter - Penticton Heidenröslein - Schubert
Canadian Song - Grade 2 - Junior A - ages 10 & under 4:10 PM
______ 1 Isabella Cucnik - Penticton Star Above - Rhodenizer
Canadian Song - Grade 5 - Junior B - ages 14 & under
______ 1 Kaela Peever - Kelowna Olde Irish Blessing - Fletcher
Canadian Song - Grade 10 - Intermediate - ages 18 & under
______ 1 Tiana Ferlizza - Summerland Green Rain - Archer
Twentieth & Twenty-First Century - Grade 9 - Intermediate –
ages 18 & under 4:30 PM
______ 1 Kiara Louw - Penticton Into the West – Shore
Classical Vocal Duet, Trio, Quartet - Grade 3 - Junior A –
ages 10 & under
______ 1 Justice Gin, Isabella Cucnik - Penticton Hey! Diddle, Diddle! – Hopson
BreakClassical Voice
Friday, March 1, 2019
Penticton United Church Sanctuary, 696 Main Street
*medallion for List B Junior Solo awarded
*medallion for List B Inter/Sr Solo awarded
List A - Grade 9 - Intermediate - ages 18 & under 5:05 PM
______ 1 Kiara Louw - Penticton Ombra Mai Fù – Handel
List B - Grade 2 - Junior A - ages 10 & under 5:15 PM
______ 1 Owen Kincade - Penticton At the Seaside - Barab
List B - Grade 3 - Junior A - ages 10 & under
______ 1 Justice Gin - Penticton Foreign Lands - Barab
List B - Grade 4 - Junior B - ages 14 & under
______ 1 Selena Orlik - Penticton A Funny Fellow - Head
List B - Grade 5 - Junior B - ages 14 & under
______ 1 Sonya Petrasek - Penticton Moon, sing - Washburn
______ 2 Kaela Peever - Kelowna The Little Spanish Town - Jenkyns
______ 3 Sean Singleton - Penticton Give a Man a Horse He Can Ride - Head
List B - Grade 6 - Junior B - ages 14 & under
______ 1 Scarlett Bloom - Summerland Homeward Bound - Keen
______ 2 Kennedy Smith - Penticton The Cuckoo – Lehmann
List B - Grade 7 - Junior B - ages 14 & under
______ 1 Maya Lefebvre - Penticton Jeunes Fillettes - Weckerlin
List B – Grade 7 – Senior – 19 & over
______ 2 Tracey Coulter - Penticton Dolente Immagine di Fille Mia - Bellini
Art Song - Grade 9 - Intermediate - ages 18 & under 6:15 PM
______ 1 Hanna Harpur - Bridesville Amarilli Mia Bella - Caccini
______ 2 Kiara Louw - Penticton The Crucifixion - Barber
PKMF HIGHLIGHTS GALA CONCERT
MUSIC DANCE SPEECH ARTS
SATURDAY APRIL 27, 2019
6:30 PM
CLELAND THEATRE
TICKETS $10 EA/ OR FAMILY OF 4 $30Classical Voice
Saturday, March 2, 2019
Penticton United Church Sanctuary, 696 Main Street
*medallion for Art Song Junior Solo Awarded
*medallion for Art Song Inter/Sr Awarded
Art Song - Grade 2 - Junior A - ages 10 & under 9:30 AM
______ 1 Isabella Cucnik - Penticton Grasshopper Green - Taylor
______ 2 Owen Kincade - Penticton Ed the Invisible Dragon - Rhodenizer
Art Song - Grade 3 - Junior A - ages 10 & under
______ 1 Justice Gin - Penticton The Stars Are With the Voyager - Althouse
Art Song - Grade 4 - Junior B - ages 14 & under
______ 1 Selena Orlik - Penticton Tis Spring - Ware
Art Song - Grade 5 - Junior B - ages 14 & under
______ 1 Annika Friedt - Kaleden Spring Sorrow - Ireland
______ 2 Andreas Nordlund - Penticton Selve voi che le Speranze - Rosa
______ 3 Sean Singleton - Penticton Es war einmal ein König - Beethoven
______ 4 Gabriella Goodsell - Summerland Gia la Notte S'avvicina - Colbran
Art Song - Grade 6 - Junior B - ages 14 & under
______ 1 Kennedy Smith - Penticton Dolce Scherza - Pert
Art Song - Grade 7 - Junior B - ages 14 & under
______ 1 Maya Lefebvre - Penticton Placido Zeffiretto - Righini
Art Song - Grade 10 - Intermediate - ages 18 & under
______ 1 Tiana Ferlizza - Summerland The Bird - Duke
Art Song - Grade 7 - Senior - 19 & over
_______ 1 Tracey Coulter – Penticton Voyage à Paris - Poulenc
BREAK
*medallion for List A Junior Solo Awarded
*medallion for Traditional Folk Song Junior Solo Awarded
*medallion for Tradition Folk Song Inter/Sr Awarded
List A - Grade 2 - Junior A - ages 10 & under 11:00 AM
______ 1 Isabella Cucnik - Penticton Sehnsucht nach dem Frühlinge - Mozart
______ 2 Owen Kincade - Penticton Gruss - Mendelsson
List A - Grade 4 - Junior B - ages 14 & under
______ 1 Selena Orlik - Penticton Non lo diro col labbro - Handel
List A - Grade 5 - Junior B - ages 14 & under
______ 1 Sonya Petrasek - Penticton Già la notte s'avvicina - Colbran
______ 2 Annika Friedt - Kaleden Jardin d'amour - arr. Keel
______ 3 Kaela Peever - Kelowna Volksliedchen - Schumann
______ 4 Gabriella Goodsell - Summerland Fairest Isle - Purcell
List A - Grade 6 - Junior B - ages 14 & under
______ 1 Kennedy Smith - Penticton How Can I Keep From Singing - LowryClassical Voice
Saturday, March 2, 2019
Penticton United Church Sanctuary, 696 Main Street
List A - Grade 7 - Junior B - ages 14 & under
______ 1 Maya Lefebvre - Penticton Die Landlust - Haydn
Traditional Folk Song - Grade 2 - Junior A - ages 10 & under 11:50 AM
______ 1 Owen Kincade – Penticton D'ou viens-tu bergere - Kinney
Traditional Folk Song - Grade 3 - Junior A - ages 10 & under
______ 1 Justice Gin - Penticton Un Canadien Errant - Telfer
Traditional Folk Song - Grade 5 - Junior B - ages 14 & under
______ 1 Andreas Nordlund – Penticton Le Navire de Bayonne - Willan
______ 2 Sean Singleton – Penticton Must I Go Bound? - Hughes
______ 3 Gabriella Goodsell – Summerland Shule Agra - Hughes
Traditional Folk Song - Grade 7 - Junior B - ages 14 & under
______ 1 Maya Lefebvre - Penticton The Gartan Mother's Lullaby - arr. Hughes
LUNCH
*medallion awarded for 20th & 21st Century Junior Solo
*medallion awarded for 20th & 21st Century Inter/Sr Solo
Baroque - Grade 7 - Junior B - ages 14 & under 2:00 PM
______ 1 Maya Lefebvre - Penticton Where the Bee Sucks - Sullivan
Baroque – Grade 7 – Senior – 19 & over
______ 2 Tracey Coulter - Penticton Come and Trip It – Handel
Twentieth & Twenty-First Century - Grade 2 - Junior A – ages 10 & under 2:15 PM
______ 1 Isabella Cucnik - Penticton Animal Crackers - Hageman
Twentieth & Twenty-First Century - Grade 4 - Junior B - ages 14 & under
______ 1 Selena Orlik - Penticton L' ete - Henderson
Twentieth & Twenty-First Century - Grade 7 - Senior - 19 & over
______ 1 Tracey Coulter - Penticton Music, When Soft Voices Die - Quilter
Break
Vocal Workshop – sign up in lobby $10 3:00 PM
With Adjudicator Jeanette Gallant!JUNIOR PIANOFORTE AWARDS & SCHOLARSHIPS
NEW!! Medallions will be presented to Junior
Piano participants during the Festival Canadian Award, Gr I-IV $50
Competition- Adjudication sessions. Sponsored by McCann Piano Services
JS Bach / Early Keyboard Award, Gr I-IV $50
Scholarship, Grade I to IV $100.00 Sponsored by Kiwanis Club of Oliver
Sponsored by Members of the South Okanagan Retired
Teachers Association Sonatina / Classical Award, Gr I-IV $50
Sponsored by Kiwanis Club of Penticton
Candidates must enter Sight Reading (mark not
considered), and any three pianoforte selections from 20th & 21st Century Award, Gr I-IV $50
the categories of solos listed in the Syllabus, excluding Available for sponsorship
Untitled Study.
JUNIOR PIANOFORTE CUPS AND TROPHIES
JUNIOR PIANOFORTE AWARDS
Donna Marie Hauser Trophy
Grades I – IV Encouragement Awards Solo, Grade 1 to IV
Two at $25.00
At the discretion of the adjudicator Junior Piano Ensemble Plaque
Sponsored by Don & Mavis Quaglia Duet, Trio, or Quartet, Grades 1-IVSENIOR PIANOFORTE SCHOLARSHIPS
Scholarship, GRADE VIII-OPEN $200.00
Sponsored by Penticton Foundry
Scholarship, GRADE V-VII $150.00
Shirley Webb Memorial Scholarship
Adjudicators choice, Encouragement Award $25
AWARDS
20TH & 21ST Century (2) $50 JS Bach (2) $50
Sponsored by McCann Piano Services Available for sponsorship
Canadian (2) $50 Popular (1) $50
Sponsored by BC Registered Music Teachers’ Available for sponsorship
Classical (1) $50 Romantic (2) $50
Sponsored by Kiwanis Club of Oliver Available for sponsorship
Early Keyboard (2) $50 Sight Reading (2) $50
Sponsored by Kiwanis Club of Penticton Sponsored by PKMF
Impressionistic (1) $50 Sonatina & Sonata (2) $50
Sponsored by PKMF Sponsored by PKMFCatherine Anne Bundt is an active performer, teacher, RCM examiner and music festival adjudicator who strongly believes in the value of music in young students' lives and sees teaching music as giving students 'a gift for life'. Her piano studio in Surrey BC, primarily has a focus on intermediate and advanced level piano and draws students from Surrey, Langley, Delta, White Rock and Burnaby. Catherine Anne Bundt is a graduate of the UBC Piano Performance program where she studied with Jane Coop. She was a full scholarship student at the Banff International Centre for the Performing Arts where she studied with Marek Jablonski and later completed two years of further studies with Lee Kum-Sing, again at UBC. She has been a BC Registered Music Teacher for the past 30 years and served several terms on the South Fraser branch executive council and festival committees. In an attempt to make music accessible and affordable to her local community, Catherine has also hosted more than 35 “house concerts” in her home studio, featuring performing artists from universities and music schools. Catherine is BC Registered Music Teacher and an RCM certified advanced piano and advanced theory specialist. She is an active member of the Royal Conservatory of Music, College of Examiners and has examined music students across Canada. Catherine is also a member of the Canadian Music Festival Adjudicators’ Association and has adjudicated festivals throughout the province including the Victoria Performing Arts, Vancouver BCRMTA, Kelowna, Kamloops, Prince George, North Fraser, Powell River, Abbotsford, Vernon, Nanaimo, Cariboo (Williams Lake), Cowichan (Duncan), Kootenay (Nelson/Trail), Courtenay, Campbell River, BC Conservatory of Music, Langley (LCMS), Surrey (Carillon), Shuswap (Salmon Arm) and Pacific Northwest Festival (Terrace, BC). And now Penticton!
Piano - Junior
Thursday, March 7, 2019
Shatford Centre, 760 Main Street
Twentieth & Twenty-First Century - Grade 1 10:30 AM
______ 1 Laura Harty - Oliver Song of the Dark Woods - Siegmeister
______ 2 Eva Wyse - Penticton Waltz - Kabalevsky
______ 3 Isabella Cucnik - Penticton Song of the Dark Woods - Siegmeister
Twentieth & Twenty-First Century - Grade 2
______ 1 Charlotte Stoll - Summerland Turkish Bazaar - Mrozinski
______ 2 Benjamin Nunes - Okanagan Falls I Spy - Bober
______ 3 Claire Bergeron - Okanagan Falls The Wind - Tan
* medallion for 20th & 21st Century Junior Solo awarded, grade I-II
Twentieth & Twenty-First Century - Grade 3 11:00 AM
______ 1 Holly Atherton - Penticton Interlude - Mier
______ 2 Sophia Jung - Penticton Picnic 1920 - Schoenmehl
______ 3 Mimi Nordlund - Penticton The Song of Twilight - Nakada
______ 4 Ava Stoll - Summerland Interlude - Mier
Twentieth & Twenty-First Century - Grade 4
______ 1 Peter Ruckheim - Cawston The Somersault King - Schoenmehl
______ 2 Griffin Schroeder - Penticton Reflections - Alexander
______ 3 Andrew Mitchell - Summerland, BC Deep in Thought - Norton
* medallion for 20th & 21st Century Junior Solo awarded, grade III-IV
Preparatory A Pianoforte Solo - Introductory Level A 11:45 AM
______ 1 Faith Cowley (non-competitive) - Oliver Jack and the Beanstalk - Faber
______ 2 Savannah Mahon (non-competitive) - Summerland The Bubble -
______ 3 Chloe Marino (non-competitive) - Penticton Swan lake - Faber
Preparatory B Pianoforte Solo - Introductory Level B - Pre-Grade 1 12:00 PM
______ 1 Layla Dodds - Penticton The Calico Cat - Marlais
______ 2 Alexsander Goebel - Keremeos Sneaky Sam - Bober
______ 3 Owen Kincade - Penticton Summer Night Jazz - Mier
______ 4 Isabelle Wouda - Princeton Snowflake Rag - Faber
Preparatory B Pianoforte Solo - Introductory Level B - Pre-Grade 1
______ 1 Alexsander Goebel - Keremeos The Rising Sun - Telfer
______ 2 Isabelle Wouda - Princeton Joshua Fought the Battle of Jericho - Faber
______ 3 Owen Kincade - Penticton Millipede Boogie - Mier
______ 4 Layla Dodds - Penticton To Fly Like An Eagle - Crosby Gaudet
* medallion for Preparatory B Solo awarded
LUNCH BREAK 12:45PM – 2:30PM
Early Keyboard - Grade 1 2:30 PM
______ 1 Isabella Cucnik - Penticton Andante in G Minor - Telemann
______ 2 Gyll-Leanne Burton - Osoyoos Minuet in F Major - d'anglebert
Early Keyboard - Grade 3
______ 1 Sophie Tatham - Penticton Gigue a l'Angloise - TelemannPiano - Junior
Thursday, March 7, 2019
Shatford Centre, 760 Main Street
Early Keyboard - Grade 4
______ 1 Lucas Nickle - Kaleden Rigadoon in A Minor - Babell
J.S. Bach - Grade 3 2:55 PM
______ 1 Asia Mahon - Summerland Musette in D Major - Bach
______ 2 Holly Atherton - Penticton Musette in D Major - Bach
______ 3 Hayden Pointer - Penticton Polonaise in G Minor - Bach
* medallion for Early Keyboard AND J.S. Bach Junior Solo awarded (2)
Additional Repertoire - Grade 1 3:15 PM
______ 1 Eva Wyse - Penticton Early One Morning - Silvester
Additional Repertoire - Grade 2
______ 1 Claire Bergeron - Okanagan Falls The Sparkling Brook - Goldston
______ 2 Benjamin Nunes - Okanagan Falls Half Asleep - Norton
______ 3 Charlotte Stoll - Summerland Atacama Desert - Rossi
Additional Repertoire - Grade 4
______ 1 Peter Ruckheim - Cawston The Top - Bonis
______ 2 Andrew Mitchell - Summerland, BC La Toupie - Bonis
* medallion for Addition Repertoire Junior Solo Awarded
Untitled Study / Etude - Grade 1 3:45 PM
______ 1 Isabella Cucnik - Penticton Etude in C Major - Diabelli
Non-Conservatory Repertoire - non scholarship entry - Grade 3
______ 1 Ava Stoll - Summerland Pure Imagination - Bricusse and Newley arr. Faber
Popular - Grade 3
______ 1 Mimi Nordlund - Penticton Once Upon a Dream (Sleeping Beauty) - Fain & Lawrence
Popular - Grade 4
______ 1 Alanna Main - Penticton Meet the Flintstones - William Hanna, Joseph Barbera and Hoyt Curtin
* medallion for Popular Junior Solo awarded
NEW!! PKMF Tri- Discipline Scholarship $ 300.00
Application to be sent to: Box 23041 Penticton BC V2A 8L7 or dropped off at the Leir House, Room 2.
Applications must be received by March 1, 2019.
Penticton Kiwanis Music, Dance and Speech Arts Festival would like to recognize a well rounded performer; demonstrated by
registration in multiple disciplines. For any aged youth registered in Three (3) or more Solo Entry Disciplines of Penticton Kiwanis Music
Festival. Any combination of registration in 3 disciplines of: Classical/Modern Dance, Stage Dance, Classical Voice, Musical Theatre,
Pianoforte, Speech Arts, Strings, Woodwind, Brass or Guitar. (Classical Dance and Modern Dance qualify as one discipline).
Application must include: Name Address A list of
confirmed entries (Discipline, Category/Title, comp #)
AND a short essay of what involvement in the Performing Arts means to you (250 words or less)
Winners of the Scholarship will be selected by a panel of board members and presented at the Highlights Concert.Junior Piano
Friday, March 8, 2019
Shatford Centre, 760 Main Street
Sonatina or Sonata - Grade 3 9:00 AM
______ 1 Asia Mahon - Summerland Sonatina in G Major - Attwood
______ 2 Prehan Mathew - Penticton Sonatina in C major: op. 36, no.1, 3rd Mvt. - Clementi
______ 3 Holly Atherton - Penticton Sonatina in C Major, op.36, no 1, 1st Mvmt - Clementi
Sonatina or Sonata - Grade 4
______ 1 Lucas Nickle - Kaleden Sonatina in G Major: op.151, no.1, 2nd mvt. - Diabelli
______ 2 Andrew Mitchell - Summerland, BC Sonatina in C Major, op 34, no. 1 - Andree
* medallion for Sonatina/ Sonata Junior Solo awarded
Classical - Grade 2 9:40 AM
______ 1 Claire Bergeron - Okanagan Falls Ecossaise in G Major, WoO 23 - Beethoven
______ 2 Benjamin Nunes - Okanagan Falls Menuetto in C Major - W.A. Mozart
Classical - Grade 4
______ 1 Alanna Main - Penticton German Dance in E Flat Major - Beethoven
Romantic - Grade 1 9:55 AM
______ 1 Laura Harty - Oliver Morning Greeting - Gurlitt
Romantic - Grade 3
______ 1 Mimi Nordlund - Penticton Arabesque - Burgmuller
* medallion for Classical Junior Solo AND Romantic Junior Solo awarded (2)
Canadian Composers - Grade 1 10:05 AM
______ 1 Laura Harty - Oliver Angelfish - Crosby Gaudet
Canadian Composers - Grade 2
______ 1 Charlotte Stoll - Summerland Periwinkle Twinkle - Crosby Gaudet
Canadian Composers - Grade 3
______ 1 Hayden Pointer - Penticton Chinese Kites - Fitch
______ 2 Prehan Mathew - Penticton Funny Puppy - Crosby Gaudet
______ 3 Asia Mahon - Summerland Funny Puppy - Crosby Gaudet
Canadian Composers - Grade 4
______ 1 Alanna Main - Penticton Masquerade - Niamath
______ 2 Peter Ruckheim - Cawston Dreamcatcher - Crosby
______ 3 Lucas Nickle - Kaleden Dreamcatcher - Gaudet
* medallion for Canadian Composers Junior Solo awarded, grade I-II & grade III-IV (2)
BREAKJunior & Senior Piano
Friday, March 8, 2019
Shatford Centre, 760 Main Street
Sight Reading - Grade 1 11:20 AM
______ 1 Laura Harty - Oliver
Sight Reading - Grade 2
______ 1 Benjamin Nunes - Okanagan Falls
______ 2 Charlotte Stoll - Summerland
Sight Reading - Grade 3
______ 1 Asia Mahon - Summerland
______ 2 Holly Atherton - Penticton
______ 3 Mimi Nordlund - Penticton
Sight Reading - Grade 4
______ 1 Lucas Nickle - Kaleden
______ 2 Peter Ruckheim - Cawston
______ 3 Alanna Main - Penticton
* medallion for Sight Reading Junior Solo awarded, grade I-II
* medallion for Sight Reading Junior Solo awarded, grade III-IV
Popular - Grade 3
______ 1 Mimi Nordlund - Penticton Once Upon a Dream (Sleeping Beauty) - Fain & Lawrence
Popular - Grade 4
______ 1 Alanna Main - Penticton Meet the Flintstones - William Hanna, Joseph Barbera and Hoyt Curtin
* medallion for Popular Junior Solo awarded
WORKSHOP
With Adjudicator Catherine Bundt
12:15-1:00PM
Sign up in the lobby - $10 a student
"At the piano: creating tigers with tone! "
This workshop will explore how to create tigers and tarantulas,
wind and waves, using all different kinds of pianistic tone. Students
will experiment with when to use arm muscles, and when to simply rely on
arm weight. We'll create all kinds of colours using finger pads,
finger tips and snapping wrists. We are all story-tellers at the piano!Junior & Senior Piano
Friday, March 8, 2019
Shatford Centre, 760 Main Street
LUNCH & AFTERNOON BREAK 1:00PM-6:00PM
Family Duet, Trio, Quartet - Grade 1 6:00 PM
______ 1 Laura Harty, Kelan Harty - Oliver Canon in D - Pachelbel
Pianoforte Duet - Grade 2
______ 1 Andrew Mitchell, Claire DeGagne - Summerland Insistence - Norton
Pianoforte Duet - Grade 3
______ 1 Mimi Nordlund, Sophie Tatham - Penticton Sailboat - Norton
Pianoforte Duet - Grade 4
______ 1 Alanna Main, Makayla Parker - Penticton Colours of the Wind - Menken
Pianoforte Duet - Grade 5 6:30 PM
______ 1 James Schroeder, Griffin Schroeder - Penticton Downtown Blues - Mier
Pianoforte Duet - Grade 7
______ 1 Mathew Traynor, Spencer McCrann - Penticton Running Shoes – Norton
______ 2 David Cai, Christian Manz - Penticton The Phantom - Bober
Pianoforte Duet - Grade 8
______ 1 Jake Garwah, Kara Stayberg - Penticton Hungarian Dance No. 4 - Brahms
Pianoforte Duet - Grade 9
______ 1 Joycey Cheng, Nicola Thompson - Penticton Norwegian Dance, op. 35, no.2 - Grieg
Teacher / Student Duet - Grade 8 7:00 PM
______ 1 Elizabeth Haddow, Anita Perry - Summerland Celebration Overture - Rollin
Two Pianoforte Duet - Grade 7 7:10 PM
______ 1 David Cai, Christian Manz - Penticton The Phantom - Bober
Pianoforte Quartet - Grade 7 7:20 PM
______ 1 Andreas Nordlund, David Archibald, Sean Peters, Mathew Traynor - Penticton
Bumblebee Boogie - Fina arr. Warren
Piano Concerto - Open 7:30 PM
______ 1 Evelyn Krieger - West Kelowna Piano Concerto No. 1 in E Minor, op. 11, 1st Mvt. - Chopin
PENTICTON KIWANIS MUSIC FESTIVAL
USES MCCANN PIANO SERVICES FOR
OUR TUNING NEEDS.
THANK YOU LOREEN & COLIN FOR
ALL YOUR HARD WORK!Senior Piano
Saturday, March 9, 2019
St.Saviour's Hall, 150 Orchard Avenue
J.S. Bach - Grade 5 9:00 AM
______ 1 Gracianah Gallicano - Penticton Menuet in E Major - Bach
______ 2 Kate Pinsonneault - Penticton Menuet in E Major - Bach
______ 3 Rylan Estin - Cawston Menuet in G Minor - Bach
J.S. Bach - Grade 6
______ 1 Robert McBain - Kamloops French Suite No.5 Gavotte in G Major - Bach
______ 2 Maxwell MacIntyre - Penticton Prelude in C Minor, BWV 999 - Bach
J.S. Bach - Grade 8
______ 1 Zachary MacIntyre - Penticton Menuet and Trio in B Minor - Bach
______ 2 Kelan Harty - Oliver Menuet and Trio in B Minor - Bach
Classical - Grade 6 9:50 AM
______ 1 Kaelyn Burton - Osoyoos Fur Elise - Beethoven
Classical - Grade 7
______ 1 Christian David Manz - Penticton Fur Elise - Beethoven
Classical - Grade 8
______ 1 Matthew Lowery - Summerland Six Variations on a Swiss Folk Song - Beethoven
______ 2 Zachary MacIntyre - Penticton Six Variations on a Swiss Folk Song, WoO 64 - Beethoven
BREAK
Sonatina or Sonata - Grade 7 10:40 AM
______ 1 Matea Barbara Schmidt - Summerland Sonatina in B flat Major, op. 168, no 4 - Diabelli
______ 2 Andreas Nordlund - Penticton Sonatina in D, op.36, no.6, 1st mvt. - Clementi
______ 3 David Cai - Penticton Sonatina in C Major, op. 88, no.1 - Kuhlau
______ 4 Mathew Traynor - Penticton Sonatina in C Major - Kuhlau
______ 5 Anna Mitchell - Penticton Sonatina in C Major, op 88, no. 1, 1st Mvt. - Kuhlau
______ 6 Cody Thompson - Kaleden Sonatina in CMajor, op.55, no.3, 1st Movement - Kuhlau
______ 7 Sean Peters - Penticton Sonatina in C Major - Kuhlau
Sonatina or Sonata - Grade 8
______ 1 Kelan Harty - Oliver Sonatina in E Flat Major, op. 19/20, no.1 - Dussek
Sonatina or Sonata - Grade 9
______ 1 Joycey Cheng - Penticton Sonata in B flat, K 570 - Mozart
LUNCH BREAK 12:00PM – 1:30PM
Canadian Composers - Grade 5 1:30 PM
______ 1 Taver Grant - Penticton When Rivers Flowed on Mars - Telfer
______ 2 Owen Moseley - Summerland When Rivers Flowed on Mars - TelferSenior Piano
Saturday, March 9, 2019
St.Saviour's Hall, 150 Orchard Avenue
Canadian Composers - Grade 7
______ 1 Matea Barbara Schmidt - Summerland Halley's Comet - Telfer
______ 2 David Cai - Penticton Halley's Comet - Telfer
______ 3 Cody Thompson - Kaleden Peace Country Hoedown - Donkin
Canadian Composers - Grade 8
______ 1 Nicola Thompson - Kaleden Mysterious Summer's Night - Kuzmenko
______ 2 Kelan Harty - Oliver Jazz Exercise No.2 - Peterson
Canadian Composers - Grade 9
______ 1 Hannah Würf - Penticton Laurentide Waltz No. 2 - Peterson
Additional Repertoire - Grade 5 2:30 PM
______ 1 Rylan Estin - Cawston Sunset In Rio - Springer
Additional Repertoire - Grade 7
______ 1 David Cai - Penticton Nocturne - Poole
Additional Repertoire - Grade 9
______ 1 Kieran Noseworthy - Summerland Improvisation, op. 84, no. 5 - Faure
Twentieth & Twenty-First Century - Grade 7 2:55 PM
______ 1 Anna Mitchell - Penticton Moonlight Mood - Gillock
______ 2 Sean Peters - Penticton Fantasy Bossa - Norton
______ 3 Christian David Manz - Penticton Rock Zone - Vandall
Twentieth & Twenty-First Century - Grade 8
______ 1 Matthew Lowery - Summerland Jazz Suite No. 2 - Austin
______ 2 Jake Garwah - Penticton Milonga del Angel - Piazzolla
______ 3 Eli Grant - Penticton Seven of Hearts - Olsen
BREAK
Non-Conservatory Repertoire - non scholarship entry - Grade 7 3:55 PM
______ 1 Mathew Traynor - Penticton Boogie - Norton
Popular - Grade 7
______ 1 Andreas Nordlund - Penticton Don't get around much anymore - Ellington
Untitled Study / Etude - Grade 7
______ 1 Mathew Traynor - Penticton Etude in C Minor - Bertini
Impressionistic - Grade 8
______ 1 Zachary MacIntyre - Penticton Page D'album (Album Leaf) - DebussySenior Piano
Saturday, March 9, 2019
St.Saviour's Hall, 150 Orchard Avenue
Sight Reading - Grade 7 4:25 PM
______ 1 Mathew Traynor - Penticton
______ 2 Christian David Manz - Penticton
______ 3 Andreas Nordlund - Penticton
______ 4 Sean Peters - Penticton
Sight Reading - Grade 8
______ 1 Zachary MacIntyre - Penticton
______ 2 Matthew Lowery - Summerland
______ 3 Kelan Harty - Oliver
DINNER BREAK 5:00 PM- 7:00 PM
Romantic - Grade 9 7:00 PM
______ 1 Joycey Cheng - Penticton To the Lute, op.37, no.1 - Hofmann
______ 2 Kieran Noseworthy - Summerland Notturno, op. 54, no. 4 - Grieg
______ 3 Hannah Würf - Penticton Nocturne, op. 72, no. 1 - Chopin
Romantic - Open
______ 1 Evelyn Krieger - West Kelowna Scherzo No. 3 in C Sharp Minor, op. 39 - Chopin
Impressionistic - Grade 10 7:50 PM
______ 1 Mckenna Clarke - Okanagan Falls Doctor Gradus ad Parnassum - Debussy
Impressionistic - Open
______ 1 Evelyn Krieger - West Kelowna Pour le Piano, Prélude - Debussy
Twentieth & Twenty-First Century - Grade 9 8:15 PM
______ 1 Kieran Noseworthy - Summerland El viaje - Piazzola
Twentieth & Twenty-First Century - Grade 10
______ 1 Mckenna Clarke - Okanagan Falls Cancion y danza VI - Mompou
Sight Reading - Grade 9 8:30 PM
______ 1 Joycey Cheng - Penticton
Sight Reading - Open
______ 1 Evelyn Krieger - West Kelowna
THANK YOU TO ALL THE VOLUNTEERS THAT ASSIST THE
FESTIVAL IN SO MANY WAYS!Senior Piano
Sunday, March 10, 2019
St.Saviour's Hall, 150 Orchard Avenue
Early Keyboard - Grade 6 1:00 PM
______ 1 Hannah Scuka - Kelowna Les carillons - Kirnberger
______ 2 Kaelyn Burton - Osoyoos Sarabande - Handel
Early Keyboard - Grade 7
______ 1 David Cai - Penticton Passipied in D Major - Kirnberger
______ 2 Christian David Manz - Penticton Bourree in F Major - Teleman
______ 3 Sean Peters - Penticton Bourree in F Major - Telemann
______ 4 Andreas Nordlund - Penticton Aria from Suite No.8 in G - Handel
______ 5 Matea Barbara Schmidt - Summerland Passepied in D Major - Kirnberger
Early Keyboard - Grade 8
______ 1 Matthew Lowery - Summerland Sonata in D Major - Galuppi
Early Keyboard - Grade 9
______ 1 Joycey Cheng - Penticton Allemande in E Minor - Handel
______ 2 Kieran Noseworthy - Summerland Suite No. 4 in E Minor, HWV 429 Allemande - Handel
Multi-Movement Sonatina or Sonata Class - Grade 5 2:20 PM
______ 1 Rylan Estin - Cawston Sonatina in A Minor, op. 214, no.4, Mvt. 2 and 3 - Gurlitt
Sonatina or Sonata - Grade 5
______ 1 Owen Moseley - Summerland Sonatina in A- op. 214 no. 4 Mvt. I - Gurlitt
______ 2 Kate Pinsonneault - Penticton Sonatina in G Major - Latour
Sonatina or Sonata - Grade 6
______ 1 Robert McBain - Kamloops Sonatina in C Major, op. 36, no. 3, 1st Mvt. - Clementi
______ 2 Hannah Scuka - Kelowna Sonatina G Major, op.55, no.2 - Kuhlau
______ 3 Maxwell MacIntyre - Penticton Sonatina in A Minor - Benda
BREAK
Romantic - Grade 5 3:30 PM
______ 1 Charlotte Foster - Oliver Sweet Sorrow - Burgmüller
______ 2 Kate Pinsonneault - Penticton Siciliano - Schumann
______ 3 Alexandra Petrasek - Penticton In the Church - Tchaikovsky
Romantic - Grade 6
______ 1 Hannah Scuka - Kelowna On the Lake, op.77, no.12 - Hofmann
______ 2 David Archibald - Penticton Valse in A Minor - Chopin
Romantic - Grade 8
______ 1 Elizabeth Haddow - Summerland Chanson Triste - Kalinnikov
______ 2 Jake Garwah - Penticton Prelude in B Minor - Chopin
______ 3 Kelan Harty - Oliver The Storm - BurgmüllerSenior Piano
Sunday, March 10, 2019
St.Saviour's Hall, 150 Orchard Avenue
DINNER BREAK 5:00PM – 6:30PM
Non-Conservatory Repertoire - non scholarship entry - Grade 5 6:30 PM
______ 1 Gracianah Gallicano - Penticton Persistant Rhythm - Mier
Popular - Grade 5
______ 1 Owen Moseley - Summerland Take the "A" Train - Strayhorn arr. Faber
______ 2 Spencer McRann - Penticton Dancing Queen - Andersson, Ulvaeus, Anderson
______ 3 Rylan Estin - Cawston Mission: Impossible Theme - Schifrin
Popular - Grade 6
______ 1 Kaelyn Burton - Osoyoos Hallelujah - Cohen
Twentieth & Twenty-First Century - Grade 5 7:10 PM
______ 1 Gracianah Gallicano - Penticton No Worries - Milne
______ 2 Spencer McRann - Penticton Sunset In Rio - Springer
______ 3 Taver Grant - Penticton Country Calm - Norton
______ 4 Rylan Estin - Cawston Chicken Talk - Schoenmehl
______ 5 James Schroeder - Penticton Sunset in Rio - Springer
______ 6 Alexandra Petrasek - Penticton Prelude in D flat Major - Rollin
______ 7 Charlotte Foster - Oliver Sunset in Rio - Springer
Twentieth & Twenty-First Century - Grade 6
______ 1 Robert McBain - Kamloops Peasant's Flute For Children, Vol. 2 No. 26 - Bartok
______ 2 Hannah Scuka - Kelowna Happy Time Jazz - Mier
______ 3 Maxwell MacIntyre - Penticton Song of the Cavalry, op. 27, no. 29 - Kabalevsky
______ 4 David Archibald - Penticton River City Blues - Mier
Sight Reading - Grade 5 8:40 PM
______ 1 Kate Pinsonneault - Penticton
______ 2 Rylan Estin - Cawston
Sight Reading - Grade 6
______ 1 Hannah Scuka - Kelowna
______ 2 Kaelyn Burton - Osoyoos
______ 3 Maxwell MacIntyre – PentictonMUSICAL THEATRE AWARDS Production Number, All ages $50.00
Sponsored by Lakeside Resort and Conference Centre
Scholarship, Senior $200.00
Sponsored by Lakeside Resort and Conference Centre Additional Repertoire, All ages $50.00
Sponsored by Kiwanis Club of Penticton
Scholarship, Intermediate $150.00
Sponsored by Kiwanis Club of Oliver Musical Theatre Group Award $50.00
Sponsored by Kiwanis Club of Penticton
Scholarship, Junior $100.00
Encouragement Award, Junior $25.00
Sponsored by Zias Stonehouse Restaurant
Sponsored by PKMF
Adjudicator’s Choice
MUSICAL THEATRE AWARDS Encouragement Award, Intermediate/Senior $25.00
Sponsored by PKMF
Comedy, Junior $50.00 Adjudicator’s Choice
Available for Sponsorship
MUSICAL THEATRE TROPHIES
Ballad, Junior $50.00 Trophies will be awarded to the participant with the highest mark in
Sponsored by Kiwanis Club of Penticton
the stated categories, provided that the mark is 80% or greater. A
Comedy, Intermediate/Senior $50.00 competitor must enter at least three solo classes to be eligible for a
Available for Sponsorship solo trophy.
Ballad, Intermediate/Senior $50.00 Soundstage Trophy Musical Theatre Solo
Sponsored by Kiwanis Club of Penticton PKMF Musical Theatre Trophy Duet or Group
Dolores Scott is a gifted musician whose mastery of the
art of singing continues to bring her before audiences both
nationally and internationally.
She has performed in an extraordinarily diverse variety of
styles and settings: as opera lead in the soprano roles of
Rosina in “The Barber of Seville” (Burnaby Lyric Opera),
Musetta in “La Boheme” and Josephine in “HMS Pinafore” (Tri
Cities Opera, Binghamton, NY), and Pamina in “The Magic
Flute” (Western Washington University); in music theatre, she
was critically acclaimed for her portrayal of Tuptim in “The
King and I” (Richmond Gateway Theatre); and as soloist with
symphony orchestras, including the Oneonta Symphony, the
Vancouver Symphony, Burnaby Symphony and Symphonia of
the North Shore.
She has toured throughout Hungary and Germany as a soloist
for several early music ensembles and choirs. Dolores is
currently a member of the Vancouver Chamber Choir, with
whom she performs and tours extensively, and with whom she
has had the honour of performing for Emperor Akihito and
Empress Michiko of Japan, as well as singing “Baby It’s Cold
Outside” with Canadian opera superstar Ben Heppner and
working with Eric Whitacre.
Dolores’ first vocal studies at the post-secondary level were in
jazz; she ultimately graduated with a master’s degree in
music/opera from State University of New York at Binghamton
where she also taught voice, and where she was a resident
artist with Tri Cities Opera.
As a teacher who is also a very active performer, Dolores is
able to give students a professionally insightful view of the
music world. She gives voice and piano lessons in her home
studio, works as a soprano soloist, and is Artistic Director of
the Young People's Opera Society of BC. Dolores Scott is a
member of the National Association of Teachers of Singing (NATS), the British Columbia Music Teacher's Association
(BCRMTA) and the Union of BC Performers (UBCP).Musical Theatre
Friday, April 5, 2019
Penticton United Church Sanctuary, 696 Main Street
Ballad Class - Junior A - ages 8 & under 9:00 AM
______ 1 Isabella Cucnik - Penticton Baby Mine (Dumbo) - Wallace
Ballad Class - Junior A - ages 10 & under
______ 1 Justice Gin - Penticton Remember Me (Coco) - Lopez
______ 2 Owen Kincade - Penticton Where is Love? (Oliver) - Bart
______ 3 Keegan Radomski - Summerland In My Own Little Corner (Cinderella) – Rodgers
Ballad Class - Junior B - ages 12 & under
______ 1 Selena Orlik - Penticton Home (Wonderland) - Wildhorn
______ 2 Maya Lefebvre - Penticton That's What angels Do (Little Princess) - Curtis
Ballad Class - Junior B - ages 14 & under
______ 1 Scarlett Bloom - Summerland Wishing You Were Some How Here Again
(Phantom of the Opera) - Webber
______ 2 Andreas Nordlund - Penticton Different (Honk) - Stiles
______ 3 Sean Singleton - Penticton Tell My Father (The Civil War) - Wildhorn
______ 4 Gabriella Goodsell - Summerland There Must Be More (Grace Online) - McConaghie
______ 5 Kennedy Smith - Penticton Once Upon A December - Flaherty
Adjudication:
*Medallion: Jr Ballad Solo 14 and under
BREAK
Additional Repertoire - Junior A - ages 8 & under 11:30 AM
______ 1 Isabella Cucnik - Penticton The Ugly Duckling (Hans Christian Andersen) - Loesser
Additional Repertoire - Junior A - ages 10 & under
______ 1 Owen Kincade - Penticton Happiness (You're a Good Man Charlie Brown) - Gesner
Additional Repertoire - Junior B - ages 12 & under
______ 1 Selena Orlik - Penticton In My Own Little Corner (Cinderella) - Rodgers
______ 2 Sonya Petrasek - Penticton I Got the Sun in the Morning (Annie Get Your Gun) - Berlin
______ 3 Alanna Main - Penticton Snoopy (You're a Good Man Charlie Brown) - Gesner
______ 4 Maya Lefebvre - Penticton I Know Things Now (Into the Woods) - Sondheim
Additional Repertoire - Junior B - ages 14 & under
______ 1 Annika Friedt - Kaleden The Lamest Place in the World (13) - Brown
______ 2 Scarlett Bloom - Summerland Reflection - Mulan - Wilder
______ 3 Andreas Nordlund - Penticton A Place called Neverland (Peter Pan) - Jewell
______ 4 Sean Singleton - Penticton I, Huckleberry, Me (Big River) - MillerMusical Theatre
Friday, April 5, 2019
Penticton United Church Sanctuary, 696 Main Street
Adjudication:
*Medallion: Additional Repertoire Junior 14 and under
LUNCH
Ballad Class - Intermediate - ages 16 & under 2:30 PM
______ 1 Erik Christison - Bridesville Where I want to be (Chess) - Andersson and Ulvaeus
______ 2 Hanna Harpur - Bridesville Moonfall (The Mystery of Edwin Drood) - Holmes
______ 3 Matthias Bergendahl - Bridesville Soliloquy (Carousel) - Rodgers
______ 4 Antonia Bergendahl - Bridesville Once upon a dream (Jekyll and Hyde) - Wildhorn
______ 5 Kiara Louw - Penticton Breathe (In the Heights) - Miranda
Ballad Class - Intermediate - ages 18 & under
______ 1 Calissa Stewart - Penticton Being Alive (Company) - Sondheim
______ 2 Tiana Ferlizza - Summerland No One Else (Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812) - Malloy
______ 3 Makenna Jensen - Kelowna Pretty Funny (Dog Fight) - Pasek & Paul
Ballad Class - Senior - ages 19 & over
______ 1 Jaxon Jensen - Kelowna Funny (City of Angels) – Coleman
Adjudication:
*Medallion Ballad Class Intermediate/ Senior
DINNER
Cabaret Class - Junior A - ages 10 & under 5:45 PM
______ 1 Justice Gin - Penticton The Gnu - Flanders & Swann
Cabaret Class - Junior B - ages 12 & under
______ 2 Maya Lefebvre - Penticton Parable 1 Henryson and the Wolf: First Things First - Oliver
Cabaret Class - Junior B - ages 14 & under
______ 3 Andreas Nordlund - Penticton Don't Turn 13 - Fornarola
______ 4 Kennedy Smith - Penticton Blue Hair - Iconis
Cabaret Class - Intermediate - ages 18 & under
______ 1 Tiana Ferlizza - Summerland Not a Love Story
(Tales from the Bad Years) - Kerrigan/Lowdermilk
Adjudication:
*Medallion: Cabaret Class Junior 14 and under
*Medallion Cabaret Class Intermediate/ Senior
Production Class - Junior B - ages 12 & under
______ 1 Alanna Main - Penticton Kids / A Mother Doesn't Matter Anymore (Bye Bye Birdie) - StrouseYou can also read
