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Yorkton Music Festival 2018 Band & Strings- March 7-9

Yorkton Regional High School-Anne Portnuff Theatre & Choir Room

Choir - March 12 St. Andrew’s United Church

Vocal & Musical Theatre- March 13-15 Heritage Baptist Church

Piano – March 19-23 St. Andrew’s United Church

Competition Hi-Lights Concert – Sunday, March 25 at 2:00 pm St. Andrew’s United Church

Adult/Student $5 Children under 6 free

ADMISSION Adults - $2 per session Students - $1 per session Children 6 and under – Free

PROGRAMS $10

Table of Contents

President’s Messages 2-3

Festival Committee & Volunteers 4

Patrons 5

Adjudicators 6-7

Festival Information 8-12

Copyright Information 12-13

Marking, Scholarships & Awards 14-16

Band 17-26

Choral 27-28

Vocal/ Musical Theatre 29-38

Piano 39-56

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President’s Message

Welcome to all competitors and thank you for your preparation. The Yorkton Music Festival 2018 is a

wonderful opportunity to gather new skills and increase your confidence. Congratulations to you all!

A special welcome to all our adjudicators, Sharon (Guina) Gerspacher, Greg McLean and Terri-Lynn

Mitchell. Your generosity in sharing your experience with our participants is important for their musical

education.

We are fortunate in our community to have dedicated music teachers who not only prepare their students

to perform, but also contribute many volunteer hours to the Yorkton Music Festival. We are grateful to

all our accompanists for taking the time to rehearse with students for their various performances. Thank

you teachers, for your gifts of time, talent and organization.

We appreciate all those parents who not only encourage their children to practice their instruments, enter

them in festival competition but also help organize the festival. Thank you for enriching your children’s

lives with music.

Thank you to all Patrons and Scholarship Donors whose generosity is essential to the success of the

Yorkton Music Festival and the extensive awards program. Your donations ensure that the festival

tradition will enrich the lives of performers and audiences today and in the future. We appreciate your

continuing support.

Thanks to the Yorkton Music Festival committee, a committed group of volunteers dedicated to putting

on a successful festival.

Please join us in celebration of some the most memorable performances at the Hi-lights Concert and

Awards Ceremony on Sunday, March 25, at 2 pm at St. Andrew’s United Church.

Tonia Vermette

Yorkton Music Festival, President

The Yorkton Music Festival gratefully acknowledges

Fuzztone Music for selling our programs.

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Yorkton Music Festival 2018 Committee President Tonia Vermette

Vice President Yemi Otukoya

Past President Terri Mitchell

Treasurer Karen Young

Corresponding Secretary Karen Muir

Recording Secretary Mellisa Fleury

Adjudicators’ Secretaries Mae Ann Chilman, Jeanette Dawes

Entries Secretary & Program Tonia Vermette

Publicity Jeanette Wheeler

Patrons Colette Karapita

Awards & Scholarships Susan Malinowski, Shani Apland

Vocal/Musical Theatre Housing Jeanne Fetsch, Esther Morgan

Piano Housing Lenore Denbrok, Lynn Richards, Karen Young,

Choir Housing Calla Effa

Band Housing Carla Laycock

Program Scheduling Sheri Weinmaster, Laurel Teichroeb, Karen Muir Shani Apland , Kerry Linsley, Colette Karapita

Hi-Lights Host Barbara Waldbauer

Thank you to all 2017 Yorkton Music Festival Volunteers

Eshter Morgan

Katie Morgan

Karen Muir

Dorothy Ostopowich

Chantal Ottenbreit

Lena Panchuk

Verena Popowich

Kendra Potzus

Mitchelle Quinto

Lynn Richards

Garry Richards

Tricia Reed

Melanie Riffel

Judy Sawchuck

Judy Schwab

Merle Sherwin

Wanda Spilchak

Jennifer Stackhouse

Veronica Stickwood

Wayne Stickwood

Leslie Gulka

Jeff Hannotte

Alex Hoeber

Dianne Holfeld

Joyce Inglis

Pam Ivey

Lori James

Cheryl Janzen

Carmen Kirby

Colette Karapita

Marquelle Katzell

Leanne Keys

Kelsey Kuz

Mrs. Kobylko

Barb Lake

Dave Langely

Kerry Linsley

Susan Malinowski

Tracie Mykytyshyn

Terri Mitchell

Shani Apland

Sandra Baron

Judy Berg

Lynn Brand

Darren Bolme

Mae Ann Chilman

Karen Cottenie

Jeanette Dawes

Lenore Denbrok

Joan Dobson

Michelle Easton

Calla Effa

Elsie Elasser

Alexandria Flaman

Zoe Flaman

Melissa Fleury

Adam Fetsch

Jeanne Fetsch

Marion Fletcher

Lisa Folk

Lorilee Stusek

Amy Svienbjornson

Laurel Teichroeb

Tara Thorsteinson

Annie Toma

Annalisa Ubongen

Tonia Vermette

Dion Walker

Tyler Walker

Michelle Walker

Jeanette Wheeler

Alina Yang

Lisa Yeadon

Jackie Washenfelder

Sheri Weinmaster

Leanne Woodhouse

Daren Young

Karen Young

Marshall Young

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2018 Patrons

Bailey’s Funeral Home

Brian & Barbara Lake

Collins Barrow LLP

Cornerstone Credit Union

Cottenie Bowtell Dental

Daren & Karen Young

Dr. Bode, Dr. Fuchs & Dr. Yaworsky

Dr. Sheasby, Dr. Popick, Dr. Caines

Dr. Bree Rogoza

Farrell Agencies Ltd.

Garry & Marion Fletcher

James & Pattee Flett

K.W. Mens Wear (1991) Ltd.

Karen Muir

Leland Campbell Kondratoff Persick LLP

Lena Panchuk

Lenore Denbrok

Mabel Betty Stout

Prairie Dome Potatoes & U-Pick

Thelma Gillis

Value Tire

Yorkton Co-op

Yorkton Sewing Centre

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Adjudicator Bio: Greg McLean Greg McLean is a freelance musician and conductor. He most recently served

an interim term as Director of Bands at the University of Regina following 35

years as a high school instrumental music director, the last 21 years of which

were spent at the Swift Current Comprehensive High School in Swift Current,

SK. Under Mr. McLean's direction, the Senior Wind Orchestra and Senior Jazz

Ensemble received many awards, including Gold medals at MusicFest Canada

in 1993, 1995 and 1998. The Wind Orchestra performed guest showcase

concerts at the Banff Rocky Mountain Festival in 1996, 1997, 2007 and 2009

and at the Moose Jaw International Festival in 1999 and 2003. The senior jazz

ensemble, Thursday Night Jazz, was also featured in a showcase concert in

2008 for the Rocky Mountain Festival.

He is a full-time faculty member of the Prairieland Summer Jazz Camp in Regina and has been guest

conductor and brass coach at Saskatchewan summer band camps for over twenty-five years. Mr. McLean

is frequently invited to adjudicate at festivals across Canada, to conduct workshops and reading sessions,

and to direct honour groups. He has presented sessions at the SK Music Conference, the Brandon

University Da Capo Conference and the Brandon Jazz Festival. He directed the SMC Jazz Band for 2011 &

2012.

Mr. McLean has performed in the trumpet section of the Sawatzky Big Band, the Bob Moyer Big Band and

the Prairieland Jazz Camp Faculty Band. Most recently he has formed the Swift Current Jazz Orchestra and

is the Artistic Director and lead trumpet for the ensemble.

He is also the co-artistic director and orchestra conductor for the Swift Current Oratorio Choir, conducting

members of the Regina Symphony Orchestra and vocal soloists each spring. Past performances have

included Handel’s “Messiah”, Haydn’s “Creation”, Rutter’s “Requiem”, the “Mass for Peace“ and

”Requiem” by Karl Jenkins, and Mozart’s ”Requiem”. In 2014 the oratorio choir performed at Carnegie Hall

in NYC in a performance of Jenkins’ “Stabat Mater”. Two newer choral works were performed in 2015:

“Missa Pax” by Timothy Corlis and “Requiem for the Living” by Dan Forrest.

Mr. McLean received his Bachelor of Music degree from Brandon University. His graduate work included

a Graduate Diploma in conducting and wind repertoire from the University of Calgary, and a Master of

Music degree in conducting from the University of Manitoba. His mentors have included Dr. Dale Lonis of

the University of Manitoba and Earl Stafford of the Royal Winnipeg Ballet. His trumpet teachers have

included brass specialist, Dr. D. S. Reinhardt of Philadelphia and Vincent Cichowicz of the Chicago

Symphony. In 2001 he received the “Paul Harris Fellowship” from the Swift Current Rotary Club for

outstanding leadership and community work with young people. He was also the recipient of the

“Outstanding Achievement Award” presented by the Saskatchewan MusicEducator’s Association in 2006.

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Adjudicator Bio: Sharon (Guina) Gerspacher

Sharon began studying piano with Rosalie Calver in Yorkton, Saskatchewan, and then took her ARCT in piano performance in 1987 under the direction of Jean Laube from Springside. She went on to study with Robin Harrison in Saskatoon at the University of Sask and received her LTCL under his direction. She won many scholarships and awards at the Yorkton Music Festival, and won the Haydn/Mozart scholarship at Provincials in 1988. The focus of her career has been as a piano teacher and she has taught in Yorkton, Battleford, Regina and Humboldt over the years. Many of her students have competed at Provincials and even won the National composition competition, and several have gone on to pursue a career in music. She has been a very active accompanist in Humboldt and area for many community events, and has played piano for many concerts in the Marysburg concert series. In addition to playing for the choirs and also doing some solo piano work, she has played for Sharon Carter and Maxine Moore (voice),Terry Sturge (cello), and has been the co-director/accompanist for children’s choir camps. She is also an active voice teacher, and has been a member of St. Peter’s choir for many years. She has 3 very musical children, the youngest of whom is in a music program in university.

Adjudicator Bio: Terri-Lynn Mitchell Soprano Terri-Lynn Mitchell is a graduate from the University of Ottawa with a Masters of Music (MMus) in Voice Performance with Canadian soprano Christiane Riel. As a performer, Terri-Lynn has studied in Italy, Germany, Austria, Switzerland and the United States. She is currently Soprano Soloist and Section Lead at St. Andrews Presbyterian Church with RCCO Music Director, Thomas Annand. Past operatic roles include The Queen of the Night in Die Zauberflöte (UOttawa Opera), the Novice in Suor Angelica (South Ottawa Performing Arts Collaborative), Ida in Die Fledermaus (UOttawa Opera) and the title role in Gisela in Her Bathtub (UWOpera) by Neil Weisensel. Terri-Lynn is a member of ORMTA and teaches from her private studio in the Ottawa Region, offering lessons in voice, piano, trombone, music theory and history. She also collaborates with the Nunavut Sivuniksavut College, bringing music lessons youth from the remote north of Canada. When not devoting her time to musical pursuits, Terri-Lynn enjoys studying languages and holds a Minor in Italian Studies from Western University. She has studied immersive Italian at Universita di Stranieri di Siena and German language in Munich, Bavaria. As a painter, Terri-Lynn explores the relationship between music and paint, creating original projects such as “Spanish Soundscapes” (August 2016) and “Voice Canvas: Exploring Song Through Paint” (April 2015). A freelance painter, Terri-Lynn offers commissions of her original works. Visitterri-lynnmitchell.com for more details.

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ENTRY REQUIREMENTS 1. The Saskatchewan Music Festival is open to any *non-professional musician who: i. lives or studies in the province of Saskatchewan, with the inclusion of Lloydminster, Alberta, OR ii. studies outside of the province and has competed in a Saskatchewan Music Festival within the preceding 5 years OR iii. lives within 100 km of any Saskatchewan border (District Festival entry only, not eligible for Provincial or National competitions) Eligible competitors may enter any District Festival. District Scholarship restrictions may apply. Note: A competitor may represent only one province at the National Music Festival.

2. A competitor may enter any class provided their age does not exceed the maximum age stated. The age of a competitor shall be considered as at December 31 of the year preceding the current festival year. In order to proceed to Provincial Finals, the age of competitor shall not exceed 28 years. The exception to this rule is choir classes with no age limitations. NOTE: For competitors under the age of 14 entering a National class, consult the FCMF Syllabus at www.fcmf.org for special requirements.

3. Any person (regardless of age) wanting to take part in a festival, but not in a competitive way, may do so. The entry forms should be marked “for adjudication only” so that they will receive the adjudicator’s remarks only: no mark, rating, or scholarship.

4. Competing bands and choirs are allowed to use only bona fide members of at least two months consecutive standing up to the time of performing at any one festival, with the exception of Band Class 8091.

5. Those wishing to enter percussion, piano concerto, duo-piano, pipe organ, electronic organ, and band classes should make their request to the District Festival at least one month prior to the closing date of entries and preferably by December 31. Each District Festival reserves the right to disallow such categories due to local conditions, facilities, etc. 6. Competitors are responsible for their own expenses.

ENTRY FEES

1. Entry fees, as listed on page 5, are maximum fees that may be charged per class. Please refer to the District Festival page on the website for entry requirements and local rates.

2. Entry forms and fees must be submitted by the closing date. Late entries may be subject to a late fee or rejected entirely. Refunds will not be considered after the closing date.

3. Once an entry has been accepted, no changes will be permitted after the entry close date without authorization of the District Festival committee. Changes are to be announced before the commencement of the class involved.

4. Selections marked “TBA (to be announced)” will be rejected. *A non-professional musician is defined as a person whose principal means of livelihood is not obtained by the performance of music in the particular category in which he or she is competing.

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RSYLLABUS INFORMATION Since adopting the three-year format, it has become clear that teachers and students need to be aware of all pertinent information (e.g. rules and regulations, syllabus changes and updates). The following information can be found on the SMFA website at www.smfa.ca:

General Competition and Scholarship Regulations

Provincial Scholarship Listing

Concerto & Wallis Competition Information

Syllabus Revisions/Updates

District Festival Information including: locations, contacts, festival dates, entry closing

dates, entry forms, entry fees, scholarship restrictions, and regulations Glossary of Terms

1. The Syllabus is the official guide for competition in Saskatchewan Music Festivals as set out by the Provincial Board of Directors of SMFA and is to be used in conjunction with the SMFA Regulations, updated annually on the website www.smfa.ca. 2. Following is the division of disciplines as used by SMFA: Choral Percussion Vocal Ensembles/Band Piano Musical Theatre String Speech Arts Guitar Organ Woodwind School Music/ Special Education Brass 3. The Association has officially adopted the following system and terminology for solo competitors: Senior Division Open; Grade A; Grade B; 18 years & under Intermediate Division 17/16/15 years & under Junior Division 14/13 years & under Elementary Division 12/11 years & under Primary Division 10/9/8/7/6 years & under 4. Provincial classes are identified with the letter (P). Provincial Classes provide the opportunity for recommendation by the adjudicator to Provincial Final Competitions, should a mark of 87 or higher be achieved. Before entering, be sure to read the “Provincial Scholarship Regulations”. 5. District Festivals may add additional classes and will assign these classes a competition number. In such cases, the addendum will be published at least 30 days in advance of the entry close date. District Festival addenda must be submitted to Provincial Office. 6. Written requests for additional classes may be sent to the District Festival. Such requests will be given consideration and the competitor informed of the decision made by the District Festival committee.

http://www.smfa.ca/

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7. When an entry does not conform to the Syllabus or District Festival addenda, the suffix ‘A’ will be added to the class number to distinguish it from a regular class entry. All unauthorized substitutions, including the unintentional ones such as wrong movements, shall also be suffixed by the letter ‘A’. Classes suffixed by the letter ‘A’ shall be ‘for adjudication only’ and no mark or scholarship will be awarded. 8. Syllabus suggestions for the upcoming year must be sent in writing to the SMFA Board of Directors, c/o Provincial Office, before May 31. REGULATIONS

SELECTIONS AND PERFORMANCE 1. Competitors may not perform the same selection(s) for any festival performance/competition two years in a row, with the exception of the Piano and Violin Senior Performance Classes 2110 & 3045. The same selection may not be used in more than one class, with the exception of National Class entries. 2. Current syllabus test selections are eligible for competition in own choice classes. An own choice selection cannot be substituted for a test selection. 3. Unless otherwise stated in the Syllabus, the term “own choice” implies a work or portion of work(s) not exceeding the specified time limit. Where time limits are not indicated, one movement shall be played. It is suggested that all long repeats (over sixteen measures) be omitted. The repetition of very short sections may be observed to preserve the structure of the composition. All da capos and dal segnos should be observed. 4. Test selections listed in the syllabus include suggested editions, generally chosen for their availability. Competitors may use alternate editions of the same work. In vocal test selections, change of key may not be more than one full tone up or down with the exception of Classes 1060 - 1065, and Sacred Music Classes 1080-1085. Senior and Intermediate vocal test selections must be sung in the original language. In own choice vocal classes, competitors may perform the selection in any suitable key. Copyright regulations apply: publisher’s written permission to transpose is required. 5. Solo competitors are not eligible to enter more than one class bearing the same title in any one District Festival, with the exception of lieder classes, where competitors may enter once as a pianist and once as vocalist. For example, a competitor entering “Class 2001 - Piano Solo, (Senior) 18 years and under” cannot enter “Class 2000 - Piano Solo, (Senior) Open”. 6. Memory work is encouraged in District Festivals and is mandatory at the provincial level with the exception of:

the pianist; in Lieder class 1170

multi-instrument works in the National Senior Percussion Solo Class 7

the National Senior Chamber Group Class 8

7. The piano is the instrument to be used for accompaniment except where other options are stated. Recorded accompaniments are not allowed, with the exception of School Music Classes, where professionally recorded accompaniment tracks may be used. Recorded digital audio, for

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percussion, is acceptable when published in the score. Use of a digital piano for accompanying is acceptable using the piano setting and transpose feature, if required. Copyright regulations apply. 8. No amplification equipment is to be used, except for digital audio in percussion classes. 9. An original or authorized copy of competitor’s music must be provided to the festival committee prior to the beginning of the class. Please number the first bar of each line. For band/ensembles, full scores are preferred; cued conductor or miniature scores are acceptable. Please number each fifth line in Speech Arts selections. 10. Anyone using unauthorized altered or photocopied copyright music will be disqualified; no adjudication, mark, or scholarship will be considered for the competitor. Music downloaded from the internet must show authorization from the publisher or proof of purchase. See “Copyright Information”. 11. Visual or verbal prompting of competitors is not allowed. 12. Only SMFA-sanctioned audio/video recording or photography is allowed. SMFA strictly prohibits audio/video recording or photography, during competitive performance, in order to prevent distractions and breach of privacy and copyright.

REGULATIONS

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COPYRIGHT© INFORMATION

Copyright is literally the right to copy. The composer usually owns the copyright for a specific piece and

they in turn assign the right to a publisher to help engrave, promote and distribute the piece.

The publisher pays the composer a royalty on each copy sold. So who has the right to photocopy or alter

a composer's work? Only the composer!

Copying music by any means for the purpose of performance is expressly prohibited except under the

fair use guidelines: "Emergency copying to replace purchased copies which for any reason are not

available for an imminent performance is allowed, provided purchased replacement copies shall be

substituted in due course.”

What does the statement above mean? Let's give some examples:

1) One of your sopranos is participating in a District Festival next week but the required music

hasn't arrived yet. You make photocopies from your personal library. It is fair use – provided you don't

cancel your order. The festival committee may request a sales slip from a music store to prove that the

music has been ordered and paid for.

2) Your eighth grade clarinet player has misplaced the solo he was to perform. You make a photocopy

from another student's music and order a new copy for the first student. Again, this is fair use but you

must order the copy and provide proof of purchase.

There is no excuse for not having a second or third copy for the adjudicator or accompanist. Most major

publishers will grant permission to make up to three copies (provided you have an original) for a small

fee or no fee at all. BUT, you have to email them and ask for permission. They will then instruct you on

how many copies you may make and what needs to be written on the bottom of each copy. This email

permission must be provided to the festival.

Copying for a page turn is not allowed and is an infringement of the law. Photocopies for page turning

purposes will only be allowed when written permission is supplied by the holder of the copyright

material. The Frederick Harris Music Co. Limited allows festival participants to photocopy one page per

selection from their publications in order to facilitate a page turn.

If you wish to transpose any existing publication or modify it in any way, you must seek permission. It is

illegal to duplicate or alter music that has been copyrighted.

Music in the Public Domain should be researched by your local music store to ensure it is in the Public

Domain before any selection is used for Festival purposes. Publications that are out of print or in the

Public Domain may not be photocopied until you have cleared it with the rightful owner.

Your local music store should be able to assist you with any of these procedures.

Although many websites claim to offer Free Public Domain music, competitors need to be aware that, in

most cases, the music is not free and has been illegally scanned or copied from a publishing company.

For instance, all of J.S. Bach's works are in the public domain; however, a publisher has gone to

considerable expense to digitize or in some cases, engrave their particular edition of the work. This

involves hours of deciphering and deciding what the original manuscript noted, and making decisions

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based on experience. The publisher's edition is copyrighted and protected under the copyright law. It is

therefore illegal to download a scanned or copied version that someone has posted on the internet.

Avoid using these "free" websites for festival choices, unless you have actually paid a fee or have written

permission from the author/composer for the piece and can provide proof of purchase to your District

Festival.Submitted by: Darren Schwartz, Saskatoon

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MARKING 1. The following table indicates the Association’s method of evaluation: Rating Mark Performance Standard A+ or 88 & above signifies superior performance A or 85 to 87 signifies distinction A- or 80 to 84 signifies definite merit B or 75 to 79 signifies fair standard C or 74 & under signifies less than adequate 2. The winner and runner-up of each class will receive numeric marks which may be announced. While marks may be used for administrative purposes, other performers will be given a letter rating on the adjudication sheets and public postings. 3. Competitors in the National classes will not receive an oral or written adjudication. First and second place marks are to be announced. 4. Two types of certificates will be issued. An ‘Honour’ certificate will be awarded to all winners

receiving a mark of 80 or more. A ‘Merit’ certificate will be awarded to all winners obtaining a mark from 75 to 79 and to the runner-up of each class, providing a mark of 75 or more has been attained. In the case of a tie, a certificate will be presented to the two entries. 5. While no specific number of marks can be allotted for memory work, due consideration will be given to memorized performances.

GENERAL 1. The District Festival committee may require competitors to certify that the regulations as set out above have been met. The decision of the committee is final. 2. The District Festival President and one other committee member along with the President of the Provincial Association constitute a protest committee to act at any festival, should the need arise. Unresolved protests may be submitted in writing to the Provincial Office c/o the Provincial President. In no case is the adjudicator to be approached. 3. Any breach of regulations, by the competitor, may result in disqualification.

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YORKTON MUSIC FESTIVAL SCHOLARSHIP & AWARDS REGULATIONS

Yorkton Music Festival Scholarships are open only to those:

• Who are 28 years old or under

• And who reside in the Sunrise Health Region or whose teacher resides in the Sunrise Health Region

• Or are former YMF participants furthering their education elsewhere, but still supported by parents in the Sunrise Health Region.

• Who are entered in two piano classes

• One Band instrument solo class

• Two voice classes (may be Vocal and/or Musical Theatre) The following guidelines are those in use by the Yorkton Music Festival Association: A. Scholarship monies are divided percentage wise according to the number of Solo entries in each festival category (Band, Choir, Musical Theatre/ Vocal). There are more scholarships in the piano area because there are more entries is that area. B. Recipients of scholarships are chosen by the adjudicators. C. The adjudicators also recommend those students they feel should participate in the Hi‐Lites Concert.

SCHOLARSHIPS & AWARDS 2017 Yorkton Music Festival Ensemble Medals

• Primary Piano Ensemble – Angela & Jonathan Fetsch

• Elementary/Junior Piano Ensemble – Faith & Ivan Fidek

• Senior Piano Ensemble - Tamantha Kirsch & Alex Cottenie

• Elementary/Junior Mixed Ensemble – Band – Chloey Forester & Condeleeza Erhaze

• Intermediate/Senior Mixed Ensemble – Band – Alex Cottenie, Kyra Fogg, Shaylene Froese, Hannah Gristwood, Caitlin Lyons, Cassidy Mansuy & Sarah Walker

• Intermediate/Senior Percussion Ensemble – Kaeden Hanishewsky, Hannah Shivak & Luke Shivak

• Intermediate/Senior Brass Ensemble – Emma Holowatiuk, Grace Malinowski, Jantz Sawatsky, Ethan Allen, Louis Shin, George Shukin, Madie Stacheruk

• Elementary - Woodwind Ensemble – Band – Charlotte Loewen & Skye Devins

• Junior – Woodwind Ensemble- Band- Skylar Yurkiw & Jaidyn Katzell

• Senior – Woodwind Ensemble – Hanna Gristwood, Cassidy Mansuy, Alexis Popowich, Ashley Smith

• Intermediate/Senior Vocal/Musical Theatre Ensemble – Chelte & Christine Young

• Elemetary/Junior Vocal/Musical Theatre Ensemble – Parkland Performing Arts Academy (Macy Washenfelder, Sara Switzer, Keisha Quinto, Alaina Hoeber, Angela Fetsch, Aimee Bell, Braydie Upshall, Elia Bolme, Zoe Bolme)

Yorkton Registered Music Teachers - $100 – Jenna Laycock & Faith Fidek George Skinner Memorial Award - $200 – Jakob Surjik & Julianna Ubongen

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Beverly Shore Memorial Award – Plaque & Trophy

• Band – Liam Baron

• Vocal/Musical Theatre – Kirstie Schlechter Yorkton Music Festival Plaque – Ensemble – The Reed Family: Tricia, Belen & Susanna Vic & Eve Surjik - $100 divided – Rogue Durdin, Jonathan Fetsch Bev Tillman Memorial Award - $100 – Alera Svienbjornson CORE Real Estate - $500 divided – Carmen Stusek & Ashley Smith Thelma Gillis - $100 divided- Marlie Bishop & Jaya Code Cindy Burham – Beginner band Student -$40 – Chloey Forster Beta Sigma Phi - $200 divided – Alaina Hoeber & Keisha Camille Quinto Lena Panchuk - $100 divided – Trystan Thorsteinson & Jaidyn Katzell Seaborn Memorial Scholarship - $400 divided – Susanna Reed, Olivia Flaman, Alyssa Popowich, Breanna Janzen, Caroline Richards & Mallory Stackhouse Shani Apland -Piano – -$100 – Jonathan Fetsch Ed & Iris Skehar – Piano Duet- Rebekah & Evan Richards Order of the Eastern Star - $50- Zoe Flaman Marie Dean Memorial Award – Senior Piano -$250 – Kennedy Kosheluk Band Boosters - $500 divided – Jayne Hearn, Morgan Fleury, Liam Baron, Mitchell Karapita, Julianna Ubongen, Jemimah Adefolarin, Jaida Smith Gavin McLearen Memorial Award – Parker Hollinger, Ivan Fidek, Tamantha Kirsch, Mackenzie Gulka Elsie Phillips Memorial Award - $400 divided – Chelte Young, Alex Cottenie Canadian Federation of University Women - $200 divided- Katie Morgan & Sabrina Moshenko Kinsmen Club - $200 – Evan Richards, Triggvi Thorsteinson Division 3 Choral Plaque – Elementary Good Spirit School Division Choir Division 4 Choral Plaque – Yorkton Regional High School Concert Choir Yorkton Music Festival Plaque – Choir – Yorkton Community Concert Choir Yorkton Lions Club- $500 – divided – Chelte Young, Macy Washenfelder, Jordanna Watrych, Taryn Beck, Evia McDowell, Jordan Pattison, Tyler Walker, Rebekah Richards United Commercial Travellers -$400 divided – Zoe Flaman, Beatrice Molo, Angela Fetsch, Signy Thorsteinson Knights of Columbus - $250 divided – Breanna Janzen, Sam Willems, Ini Lawale, Hannah Surjik, Janelle Gotengo Carlene Variyan – Piano Student -$100 – Emily Hansen Heather Laxdal Memorial Award - $500 divided – Rebecca Spilchak, Andgela Fetsch, Erika Riffel Band Boosters Plaques – YRHS Jazz Band, Yorkton Community Concert Band Kinsmen Trophy – Yorkton Community Concert Band

Students Recommended to Provincial Competition 2017: Kennedy Kosheluk (piano), Chelte Young (piano), Ashley Smith (vocal), Rebecca Spilchak (vocal) & Yorkton Community Concert Choir (choral).

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Wednesday, March 7, 2018 YRHS - Choir Room

Band Adjudicator: Greg McLean

9:00am _____________________________________________________________________________

CLASS 5012 Flute Solo, (Intermediate) 16 years & under

____ 1. Megan Kirby

- Sunstreams Ian Clarke

CLASS 5152 Flute Solo, Recital Piece, (Elementary) 12 years & under

____ 1. Tyan Dierker

- Cascade V. Sherman

____ 2. Keisha Camille Quinto

- Ancient Ayre J.Barrett

____ 3. Matthew Korney

- Pierrot P. Harris

CLASS 5151 Flute Solo, Recital Piece, (Junior) 14 years & under

____ 1. Katelyn Anderson

- The Reapers Song R. Schuman

CLASS 5153 Flute Solo, Recital Piece, (Primary) 10 years & under

____ 1. Selma Toeller

- Dance Song Sperontes

____ 2. Reichen Schoeman

- Wooden Shoe Dance Victor Herbert

CLASS 5150 Flute Solo, Recital Piece, (Intermediate) 16 years & under

____ 1. Megan Kirby

- Sicilienne Opus 78 Faure

CLASS 5172 Clarinet Solo, Recital Piece, (Elementary) 12 years & under

____ 1. Juliana Ubongen

- The Sleigh Ride Mozart

CLASS 5173 Clarinet Solo, Recital Piece, (Primary) 10 years & under

____ 1. Mary Watling

- Ode to Joy Beethoven

____ 2. Kendra Walker

- Ode to Joy Beethoven

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CLASS 5172Y Clarinet Solo, 2nd Recital Piece, (Elementary) 12 years & under


- To A Wild Rose E. MacDowell

CLASS 5170 Clarinet Solo, Recital Piece, (Intermediate) 16 years & under

____ 1. Trystin Sulatyski

- Five Bagatelles: Carol G. Finzi

CLASS 5192 Bassoon Solo, Recital Piece, (Elementary) 12 years & under

____ 1. Liam Baron

- In the Hall of the Mountain King Grieg

CLASS 5202Y Eb Alto Saxophone Solo, 2nd Recital Piece, (Elementary) 12 years & under

____ 1. Chloey Forster

- Country Gardens Trad. English Folk

CLASS 5063 Eb Alto Saxophone Solo, (Junior) 14 years & under

____ 1. Hannah Kidder

- Nicole's Gigue G. Gillis

CLASS 5204 Eb Alto Saxophone Solo, Recital Piece, First Year of Instruction, 11 years & under

____ 1. Mila Kicenko


CLASS 5202 Eb Alto Saxophone Solo, Recital Piece, (Elementary) 12years & under

____ 1. Chloey Forster

- Wooden Shoe Dance V. Herbert

CLASS 5192Y Bassoon Solo, 2nd Recital Piece, (Elementary) 12 years & under

____ 1. Liam Baron

- Poem Roff arr. Erickson

CLASS 5211 Bb Tenor Saxophone Solo, Recital Piece, (Junior) 14 years & under

____ 1. Hannah Kidder

- Jar of Hearts C. Perri

CLASS 5224 Eb Baritone Saxophone Solo, Recital Piece, First Year of Instruction, 11 years & under

____ 1. Hao Chen

- Little March J. P. Schulz arr. S. Rasche

CLASS 5083 Eb Baritone Saxophone Solo, (Junior) 14 years & under

____ 1. Isabella Stewart

- Andantino Coggins

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Wednesday, March 7, 2018 YRHS - Choir Room


1:00pm _____________________________________________________________________________

CLASS 5276 Woodwind Duet, Grade 6

____ 1. Liam Gervais & Payton Andrew

- Castleton Garland Dance Traditional English Folk

CLASS 8146 Mixed Ensemble, 3 - 6 players, Grade 6

____ 1. Mariia Salyk, Dasha Smaglii & Condoleezza Erhaze

- Spring from "The Four Seasons " A. Vivaldi

CLASS 5277-A Woodwind Duet, Grade 5 and/or Grade 6 Beginner

____ 1. Evan Kohlert & Jaxon Bjola

- Folk Lullaby arr. O'Reilly/Williams

____ 2. Georgie Doering & Mischa Chernoff


____ 3. Sara Switzer & Clara Moreira

- Best Friends Wagstaff

____ 4. Marie Klassen & Hilary Erhaze

- Minuet Bach

____ 5. Cole Stainer & Casey Loewen

- Shining Stars arr. Wagstaff

CLASS 5277-B Woodwind Duet, Grade 5 and/or Grade 6 Beginner

____ 1. Marlie Bishop & Hunter Morrison

- Hot Cross Buns arr. Wagstaff

____ 2. Paloma Babiuk & Jazzlynn Schneider


____ 3. Jenna Laycock & Nikki Devins

- Shining Stars arr. Wagstaff

____ 4. Amaya Tieszen & Kiara Tieszen

- Lament J. O'Reilly / J. Kinyo

____ 5. Summer Stoyand & Saharra Minchuk

- Hot Cross Buns arr. Wagstaff

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CLASS 5287 Woodwind Ensemble, Grade 5 and/or Grade 6 Beginner

____ 1. Olivia Keys, MacKenzie Dixon-Appleton & Manshika Arora

- Tisket A Tasket arr. O'Reilly/Kinyon

CLASS 8129 Mixed Duet, Grade 5 and/or Grade 6 Beginner

____ 1. Kaylin Delorme & Bailey Tilford

- Best Friends Wagstaff

CLASS 8147 Mixed Ensemble, 3 - 6 players, Grade 5 and/or Grade 6 Beginner

____ 1. Georgia Nelson, Billee Shipowick & James McClary

- Star Chase arr. O'Reilly/Kinyon

____ 2. Evan Ward, Cole Stainer & Casey Loewen

- Six-Note Blues arr. O'Reilly/Williams

CLASS 8127 Mixed Duet, Grade 7

____ 1. Emma Hodgkinson & Alyssa Neufeld

- Polly Wolly Doodle arr. O'Reilly/Kinyon

CLASS 5275 Woodwind Duet, Grade 7

____ 1. Charlotte Loewen & Skye Devins

- Duetto Pleyel

CLASS 8145 Mixed Ensemble, 3 - 6 players, Grade 7

____ 1. Dorothy Keys, Jarren Reaney, Liam Larson & Liam Yeadon

- Twinkling Fours arr. O'Reilly/Kinyon

____ 2. Isabelle Easton, Teagan Bolton-Zerebeski, Micah Sully & Ayden Bergen

- Old Joe Clark arr. O'Reilly/Williams

____ 3. Josh-lynn Kohut, Jenna Korol & Marissa Budz

- Old Joe Clark arr. O'Reilly/Williams


Bailey’s Funeral Home

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Wednesday, March 7, 2018 YRHS - Anne Portnuff Theatre


7:00pm __________________________________________________________________________

CLASS 8044Y School Band, Grades 7 - 12

____ 1. Parkland Band

a. Nimrod A. Reed

b. Amen! F. Ticheli

CLASS 8061 Concert Band, Recital Pieces, Grade B

____ 1. Yorkton Regional High School Grade 9/10 Band

a. Seal Lullaby E. Whitacre

b. Steppes of Russia E. Del Borgo

CLASS 8060 Concert Band, Recital Pieces, Grade A

____ 1. Yorkton Regional High School Grade 11/12 Band

a. Nathan Hale Trilogy R. Curnow

b. Yorkshire Ballad J. Barnes

CLASS 8090 Community Band, Adult

____ 1. Yorkton Community Concert Band

a. English Folk Song Suite R. Williams

b. Loch Lomond F. Tichlei

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Thursday, March 8, 2018 YRHS - Choir Room


9:00am

________________________________________________________ CLASS 3244 Violin Solo, Recital Piece, (Elementary) 12 years & under

____ 1. Susanna Reed

- Russian Fantasia No. 2 L. Portnoff

CLASS 3245 Violin Solo, Recital Piece, (Primary) 10 years & under

____ 1. Zoe Stachura

- Marching Notes S. Givens

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CLASS 3320 String Solo, RCM/CC, Preparatory, any age

____ 1. Zoe Stachura

- Aren't You Glad S. Givens

CLASS 4023 Classical Guitar Solo, Recital Piece, (Junior) 14 years & under

____ 1. Belén Reed

- Bell's of St Mary's D. Furber/A. E. Adams

CLASS 6124 Trumpet or Cornet Solo, Recital Piece, (Elementary) 12 years & under

____ 1. Matthew Anderson

- Last Post Traditional

____ 2. Beatrice Molo

- The Technician R.M. Endresen

____ 3. Signy Thorsteinson

- Dedication W. Pelz

____ 4. Isaiah Maier

- Air for Cornet M. Vincent

CLASS 6124Y Trumpet or Cornet Solo, 2nd Recital Piece, (Elementary) 12 years & under


- Mexican Sundae T. Petersen

CLASS 6125 Trumpet or Cornet Solo, Recital Piece, (Primary) 10 years & under

____ 1. Ethan Larsen

- Cavatina Mozart

CLASS 6143 Baritone or Euphonium Solo, Recital Piece, (Primary) 10years & under

____ 1. Anji Otukoya

- Bagatelle B. Pearson/M. Elledge

CLASS 7074 Mallet Solo, Recital Piece, (Elementary) 12 years & under

____ 1. Mariana Stickwood

- Swiss Chocolate M. Barret/W. Barnett

CLASS 7075 Mallet Solo, Recital Piece, (Primary) 10 years & under

____ 1. Macey Stackhouse


CLASS 7074Y Mallet Solo, 2nd Recital Piece, (Elementary) 12 years & under

____ 1. Mariana Stickwood

- La Spagnola V. Di Chiara


Dr. Sheasby, Dr. Popick, Dr. Caines

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CLASS 7187 Percussion Duet, Grade 5 and/or Grade 6 Beginner

____ 1. Amie Allen & Zoe Stachura

- Star Chase arr. O'Reilly/Kinyon

CLASS 8130-B Family Music, Instrumental, Open

____ 1. Emma Koberinski & Carmyn Koberinski

- Minuet V. Sherman

CLASS 8143 Mixed Ensemble, 3 - 6 players, (Elementary) 12 years & under

____ 1. Ashlyn Ivey, Danika Kluk, Tyan Dierker

- Calypso Morning Bruce Pearson

CLASS 8128 Mixed Duet, Grade 6

____ 1. Hannah Surjik & Tailynn Glasman-Bradford

- Frere Jacques arr.Wagstaff

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Thursday, March 8, 2018 YRHS - Anne Portnuff Theatre


1:00pm __________________________________________________________________________

CLASS 8071 Jazz Ensemble, Grade B

____ 1. Yorkton Regional High School Jazz Band

a. Blue Skies J.H. Jennings

b. Another Dream McGrath

c. Sambita J. Chattaway

CLASS 8077 Jazz Band, (Elementary) Grades 6 - 8

____ 1. Tuesday Morning Jazz Adjudication Only

a. 429 A. Bourgeois

b. Freddie Freeloader Davis arr. Holmes

____ 2. Thursday Morning Jazz Adjudication Only

a. Blues In Hoss' Flat arr. Stitzel

b. If I Could Metheny arr. Curnow

c. The Jazz Police Goodwin arr. Lewis

CLASS 8134-B Family Music, Duet, Siblings, Any age

____ 1. Grace Malinowski & Hannah Malinowski

- Hunter’s Chorus from ‘Der Freischutz’ C. M. von Weber

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CLASS 5270 Woodwind Duet, (Senior) Open

____ 1. Shaylene Froese & Hanna Gristwood

- Minuet and Trio K.1 Mozart

CLASS 8120 Small Ensemble

____ 1. Sacred Heart Low Brass: Klay Sawatsky, Dave Tarongoy, Grace Malinowski, George Shukin,

Emma Holowatuik, Jantz Sawatsky

- House of the Rising Sun Traditional arr. Christia

____ 2. Sacred Heart Clarinets: Caitlyn Hasper, Cameron Van Der Loo, Kyra Fogg, Caitlin Lyons,

Shaylene Froese, Nikolas Litke

- The Entertainer S. Joplin

____ 3. Sacred Heart Percussion: Marissa Hart, Hayley Jade Polachek, Luke Shivak,

- Rumba da Bumba C. Cockarell

____ 4. Graham Sacred Heart High Brass: Madison Stacheruk, Michael Wesa, Ethan Allan, Loius Shin

- O Danny Boy Traditional

____ 5. Sacred Heart Saxophones: John Shukin, Tyrone Redwood, Sarah Walker, Hanna Gristwood

- Slavonic Dance A. Dvorak arr. CM

____ 6. Sacred Heart Flutes: Andrea Stickwood, Alexis Popowich, Thunder Redwood, Hannah Sevilla

- Village Maid J. P. Rameau arr. R. Hervig

____ 7. Oliver Russell, Lincoln Russell, Oliver Russell, Hank Ukrainetz, Laureen Kells

a. Go Tell Aunt Rody Folk Song

b. Lightly Row Anonymous

CLASS 8130 Family Music, Instrumental, Open

____ 1. Oliver Russell & Lincoln Russell

- Knickerbocker Glory K. Colledge


K.W. Mens Wear (1991) Ltd.

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Friday, March 9, 2018 YRHS - Anne Portnuff Theatre


9:00am _____________________________________________________________________________

CLASS 8049Y School Band, Beginner (J)

____ 1. Yorkton Catholic Gr. 5 Band

a. Renaissance Fair R. Sheldon

b. Arena of the Gladiators J. Compello

CLASS 8048Y-A School Band, Grade 6 (F, G, I)

____ 1. Columbia Grade 6 Band Adjudication Only

- Monuments O'Loughlan

CLASS 8048Y-B School Band, Grade 6 (F, G, I)

____ 1. Yorkton Catholic Gr. 6 Band

a. The Water is Wide J. Griffin

b. Postwood March J. O'Reilly

CLASS 8048Y-C School Band, Grade 6 (F, G, I)

____ 1. Yorkdale/Springside Grade 6 Band Adjudication Only

- Colossus Clark

CLASS 8046 School Band, Recital Pieces, Grade G

____ 1. GSSD Intermediate/Sophomore Band

a. At Twilight T. S. Grant

b. In the Court of the King R. Standridge


Dr. Bode, Dr. Fuchs & Dr. Yaworsky

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Friday, March 9, 2018 YRHS - Anne Portnuff Theatre


1:00pm ____________________________________________________________________________________

CLASS 8046Y School Band, Grades 7 & 8

____ 1. Yorkton Catholic Gr. 7/8 Band

a. Ancient Voices M. Sweeney

b. Whitewater Journey B. Preuninger

CLASS 8045Y School Band, Grade 8

____ 1. GSSD Yorkton and Area Grade 8 Band Adjudication Only

a. Psalm 42 arr. Hazo

b. Our Kingsland Spring Hazo

CLASS 8031 School Band, Grade B

____ 1. Sacred Heart Band

a. Sensei's Ride on the Cherry Blossom Express R. W. Smith

b. Be Still, My Soul J. Sibelius Arr. James


LeLand Campbell Kondratoff Persick LLP

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Monday, March 12, 2018 St. Andrew's United Church

Choral Adjudicator: Terri-Lynn Mitchell

1:00pm __________________________________________________________________________

CLASS 146 Youth Chorus, SAB or SATB, 19 years & under, Any number of voices (P)

____ 1. Yorkton Regional High School Concert Choir

a. Gate Gate B. Tate

b. Lead Me Home E. Barnum

____ 2. Sacred Choir

a. Fix You P. Lawson

b. Peze Kafé S. Källman

CLASS 10192 Choral Speech, Mixed Group, Any Number of Voices, Any age

____ 1. St. Theodore School

a. One Two S.Silverstein

b. The Bratty Brother D. Lee

CLASS 183 Fireside Vocal Ensemble, Conducted or Unconducted

____ 1. GSSD Elementary Choir

a. Cats K. Shaw

b. Hats H. Beebe

c. Books H. Beebe

CLASS 170 Folk Song, Adult/Youth Chorus, Any voicing, Any number of voices (P)

____ 1. Yorkton Regional High School Concert Choir

a. Watching the Apples Grow R. Smail

b. Woodsmoke and Oranges I. Tamblyn arr. R. Campbell

CLASS 120 Sacred Music Choir, Any voicing (P)

____ 1. Sacred Choir

a. How Can I Keep from Singing G. Gilpin

b. Lift Me Up! A. Beck

CLASS 184Y High School Vocal Jazz

____ 1. Yorkton Regional High School Vocal Jazz

a. Autumn Leaves arr. P. Rutherford

b. Route 66 arr. D. Averre


Karen Muir

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Choral Adjudicator: Terri-Lynn Mitchell

7:00pm __________________________________________________________________________

CLASS 121 Sacred Music Choir, Unaccompanied, Any voicing (P)

____ 1. Yorkton Community Choir

a. It’s Alright to Have a Good Time Nickels

b. Unclouded Day Kirchner

CLASS 141 Adult Mixed Chorus, Unaccompanied, Any number of voices (P)


a. Emerald Stream Houston

b. Shenandoah Erb

CLASS 172 Choral Set/Cycle, Adult/Youth Chorus, Any voicing, Any number of voices (P)


- Five Hebrew Love Songs Whitacre

CLASS 140 Adult Mixed Chorus, Any number of voices (P)


a. Buffalo Gals Alexander

b. We Rise Again Smith


Mabel Betty Stout

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Tuesday, March 13, 2018 Heritage Baptist Church

Vocal/Musical Theatre Adjudicator: Terri-Lynn Mitchell

9:00am __________________________________________________________________________

CLASS 1201 Vocal Solo, Recital Piece, Any voice, (Primary) 8 years & under

____ 1. Gwendolynn Oliva

- I Need a Home for My Dinosaur D. Rhodenizer

____ 2. Aimee Bell

- Snowflake C. Hampshire

____ 3. Kristie Schlechter

- All Things Bright and Beautiful Kinney

CLASS 1230 Vocal Solo, Canadian, Any voice, (Primary) 9 years & under

____ 1. Rogue Durdin

- Colours H. Brook

CLASS 1154 Vocal Solo, Art Song, Any voice, (Elementary) 12 years & under

____ 1. Macy Washenfelder

- The Path to the Moon E. Thiman

____ 2. Erika Riffel

- L'ete Henderson/Tolton

CLASS 1258 Vocal Solo, Any voice, Contemporary, Grade 2, Any age

____ 1. Irena Yannoulis

- Happiness Gesner


____ 1. Alaina Hoeber

- Swinging on a Star (Going My Way) J. Van Heusen

____ 2. Rachel Bartel

- Colours of the Wind Menken


____ 1. Aimee Bell

- Rabbits W. Herbert Belyea

CLASS 1244 Vocal Solo, RCM/CC, Grade 1, Any age


- I Wonder Rhodenizer

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CLASS 1245 Vocal Solo, RCM/CC, Preparatory, Any age

____ 1. Sara Switzer

- L'inverno l'e passato Arr. Chatman

CLASS 1215 Folk Song or Folk Ballad, Any voice, (Elementary) 12 years & under


- Cara Mamma A. Donkin

CLASS 1053 Female Solo, (Elementary) 11 years & under


- Fruhlingslied Schubert/Holty


- Spring is Singing in the Garden W. H. Anderson

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1:30pm ____________________________________________________________________________

CLASS 1217 Folk Song or Folk Ballad, Any voice, (Primary) 8 years & under


- Red River Valley Arr. Donkin


- Land of the Silver Birch Traditional Arr. Telfer



- Second-Hand Rose J. Hanley

____ 2. Alyssa Popowich

- Love Me Tender Presley


- Second Hand Rose Hanley

____ 4. Jonathan Fetsch

- What a Wonderful World Armstrong

CLASS 1224 Vocal Solo, Canadian, Any voice, (Intermediate) 15 years & under

____ 1. Zoe Flaman

- Singing the Blues Rhodenizer

CLASS 1082 Vocal Solo, Sacred, Any voice, (Intermediate) 16 years & under

____ 1. Madison Varga

- Pie Jesu Pyrtle/Althouse

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CLASS 1151 Vocal Solo, Art Song, Any voice, (Intermediate) 17 years & under

____ 1. Sabrina Moshenko

- Le papillon et la fleur Op. 1 no. 1 G. Fauré

CLASS 1196 Vocal Solo, Recital Piece, Any voice, (Junior) 13 years & under

____ 1. Rachel Bartel

- Dreams That Children Dream Schram/Staggers

CLASS 1194 Vocal Solo, Recital Piece, Any voice, (Intermediate) 15 years & under

____ 1. Zoe Flaman

- The Sky is Crying on the Sea Schram

CLASS 1213 Folk Song or Folk Ballad, Any voice, (Intermediate) 15 years & under

____ 1. Madison Varga

- Poor Wayfaring Stranger arr. Althouse


____ 1. Rebecca Spilchak

- Das Verlassne Wolf

CLASS 1163 Vocal Solo, Italian Art Song, Any voice, (Intermediate) 16 years & under


- Tu lo sai G. Torelli

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7:00pm __________________________________________________________________________

CLASS 9211 Musical Theatre Ensemble, more than 6 voices, Any age

____ 1. Parkland Performing Arts Academy: Angela Fetsch, Sara Switzer, Macy Washenfelder,

Keisha Quinto, Gwen Oliva, Aimee Bell, Erika Riffel

- There is a Santa Claus Elf: The Broadway Musical

CLASS 9202 Musical Theatre Duet, (Intermediate) 16 years & under

____ 1. Zoe Flaman & Katie Morgan

- What Is This Feeling? Wicked (Elphaba & Galinda)

CLASS 9123 Musical Theatre Solo, Up-tempo, The Golden Age, Female, (Junior) 14 years


- You Can't Get A Man With A Gun Annie Get Your Gun (Annie)

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CLASS 9061 Musical Theatre Solo, Ballad, Female, (Primary) 10 years & under


- When I Grow Up Matilda (Matilda)


- Alone in the Universe Seussical (Jojo)

CLASS 9160 Musical Theatre Solo, Up-tempo, Female, (Elementary) 12 years & under


- Popular Wicked(Galinda)

____ 2. Trinity Davenport

- I Just Can't Wait to Be King The Lion King(Simba)


- Cruella Da Vil 101 Dalmations (Roger)


- Ten Minutes Ago Cinderella(Cinderella)

CLASS 9263 Musical Theatre Solo, Other, Female, (Junior) 14 years & under

____ 1. Katie Morgan

- Joey Is a Punk Rocker The Black Suits

CLASS 9022 Musical Theatre Solo, Ballad, The Golden Age, Female, (Intermediate) 16 years & under


- Far From the Home I Love Fiddler on the Roof (Hodel)

CLASS 9121 Musical Theatre Solo, Up-tempo, The Golden Age, Female, (Intermediate)

. 17 years & under (P)


- Matchmaker Fiddler on the Roof(Tzeitel)


Cottenie Bowtell Dental

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Wednesday, March 14, 2018 Heritage Baptist Church


1:30pm ____________________________________________________________________________

CLASS 1199 Vocal Solo, Recital Piece, Any voice, (Primary) 10 years & under


- My Dog Spot C. Curwin

____ 2. Jessica Madsen

- Coconut Man Beswick


____ 1. Kennady Sveinbjornson

- My Dog Spot C. Curwin

CLASS 1214 Folk Song or Folk Ballad, Any voice, (Junior) 14 years & under

____ 1. Olivia Flaman

- Climbin' Up the Mountain Patsy Ford Simms

____ 2. Cassandra Danyluk

- Climbin' Up the Mountain arr. Simms


- Johnny's Gone arr. Hayes

____ 4. Carmyn Koberinski

- Poor Wayfaring Stranger arr. Althouse


- Homeward Bound Keen arr. Althouse

CLASS 1152 Vocal Solo, Art Song, Any voice, (Intermediate) 15 years & under

____ 1. Zoe Flaman

- Five Eyes Gibbs

CLASS 1212 Folk Song or Folk Ballad, Any voice, (Intermediate) 17 years & under


- The Fanaid Grove arr. Hughes



- Think of Me Weber

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- Over the Rainbow Arlen



- Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child arr. Frey

CLASS 1094 Vocal Solo, Sacred Repertoire, Any voice, (Junior) 14 years & under


- Thy Will Scott

CLASS 1226 Vocal Solo, Canadian, Any voice, (Junior) 13 years & under

____ 1. Carmyn Koberinski

- Forty Little Birdies Rhodenizer

CLASS 1092 Vocal Solo, Sacred Repertoire, Any voice, (Intermediate) 17 years & under


- The Holy City Adams/ Weatherly



- Come and Trip It G. Handel

Wednesday, March 14, 2018 Heritage Baptist Church


7:00pm _____________________________________________________________________________

CLASS 9153 Musical Theatre Solo, Up-tempo, Contemporary, Male ,(Junior) 14 years & under


- Seize the Day Newsies (David)

CLASS 9171 Musical Theatre Solo, Up-tempo, Male, (Primary) 10 years & under


- Do-Re-Mi The Sound of Music(Kurt)

CLASS 9266 Musical Theatre Solo, Other, Female, (Primary) 8 years & under

____ 1. Sophia Stav

- Let's Go Fly a Kite Mary Poppins (Jane)

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CLASS 9180 Musical Movie Solo, Up-tempo, Female, (Elementary) 12 years & under


- Les Poisson Little Mermaid (Chef Louis)

CLASS 9101 Musical Theatre Solo, Up-tempo, Tin Pan Alley Era Female,

.(Intermediate) 17 years & under (P)


- Anything Goes Anything Goes(Reno Sweeney)

CLASS 9264 Musical Theatre Solo, Other, Female, (Elementary) 12 years & under


- I Know Things Now Into the Woods (Little Red Riding Hood)

CLASS 9080 Musical Movie Solo, Ballad, Female, (Elementary) 12 years & under

____ 1. Angela Fetsch

- God Help the Outcasts The Hunchback of Notre Dame(Esmerelda)


- Colours of the Wind Pocahontas(Pocahontas)


- Reflection Mulan (Mulan)

CLASS 9043 Musical Theatre Solo, Ballad, Contemporary, Female, (Junior) 14 years & under

____ 1. Taylor Wegner

- The Girl I Mean to Be The Secret Garden (Mary)

CLASS 9143 Musical Theatre Solo, Up-tempo, Contemporary, Female, (Junior) 14 years & under


- Good Morning Baltimore Penny Pingleton(Hairspray)


- Just One Step Songs for a New World

CLASS 9142 Musical Theatre Solo, Up-tempo, Contemporary, Female, (Intermediate) 16yrs & under

____ 1. Zoe Flaman

- I Speak Six Languages The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee (Marcy)

CLASS 9203 Musical Theatre Duet, (Junior) 14 years & under

____ 1. Cassandra Danyluk & Hannah Kidder

- Anything You Can Do Annie Get Your Gun (Annie)

CLASS 9141 Musical Theatre Solo, Up-tempo, Contemporary, Female, (Intermediate)

.17 years & under (P)


- Pulled The Adams Family (Wednesday)

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Thursday, March 15, 2018 Heritage Baptist Church


9:00am

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CLASS 10025 Solo Poetry, 20th & 21st Century, (Primary) 10 years & under

____ 1. Trystan Thorsteinson

- My Teacher Took My iPod K. Nesbitt

CLASS 10073 Solo Poetry, Own Composition, (Elementary) 12 years & under


- Fun in the Sun S. Thorsteinson

CLASS 10074 Solo Poetry, Own Composition, (Primary) 10 years & under


- I Had a Rough Day T. Thorsteinson

CLASS 10084 Prose, (Elementary) 12 years & under


- A Mad Tea Party - Alice's Adventures in Wonderland Ch.7 L. Carroll

CLASS 1095 Vocal Solo, Sacred Repertoire, Any voice, (Elementary) 12 years & under


- The Gospel Train Arr. Kinney


- Gloria Deo D. Ouchterlony


- Hymn of Promise Sleeth

CLASS 1216 Folk Song or Folk Ballad, Any voice, (Primary) 10 years & under


- Desperado Arr. Mrozinski


- Mairi's Wedding arr. Roberton

____ 3. Madalyn Shabatura

- Ma Bella Bimba Donkin

CLASS 1054 Female Solo, (Primary) 10 years & under


- Computer Cat Rhodenizer

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____ 1. Taylor Wegner

- Come by the Hills Arr. Donkin



- The Rainbow Connection Williams /Ascher


- Dites-Moi R. Rodgers

____ 3. Madalyn Shabatura

- I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles Donkin




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Thursday, March 15, 2018 Heritage Baptist Church


1:30pm __________________________________________________________________________

CLASS 9162 Musical Theatre Solo, Up-tempo, Female, (Primary) 8 years & under


- Let’s Go Fly a Kite Mary Poppins(Jane)

____ 2. Sophia Stav

- Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious Mary Poppins (Mary)

CLASS 9182 Musical Movie Solo, Up-tempo, Female, (Primary) 8 years & under

____ 1. Aimee Bell

- Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo (Cinderella) Fairy Godmother

CLASS 9191 Musical Movie Solo, Up-tempo, Male, (Primary) 10 years & under


- I've Got No Strings Pinocchio(Pinocchio)

CLASS 9181 Musical Movie Solo, Up-tempo, Female, (Primary) 10 years & under


- Everybody Wants To Be a Cat Aristocrats (Scat Cat)


- How Far I'll Go Moana(Moana)

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CLASS 9161 Musical Theatre Solo, Up-tempo, Female, (Primary) 10 years & under


- I Whistle a Happy Tune The King and I (Anna)

CLASS 9082 Musical Movie Solo, Ballad, Female, (Primary) 8 years & under


- Part of Your World The Little Mermaid (Ariel)

CLASS 1198 Vocal Solo, Recital Piece, Any voice, (Elementary) 11 years & under




- Water-Melon Seller A. Beswick


- The Path to the Moon Thiman /Thomas

CLASS 1228 Vocal Solo, Canadian, Any voice (Elementary) 11 years & under


- I'm Wishing D. Rhodenizer

CLASS 1227 Vocal Solo, Canadian, Any voice (Elementary) 12 years & under


- The Best One for the Job D. Rhodenizer

CLASS 1153 Vocal Solo, Art Song, Any voice, (Junior) 14 years & under


- Where Go the Boats Govedas



- The Owls Jenkyns


Yorkton Co-op

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Piano Adjudicator: Sharon (Guina) Gerspacher

9:00am __________________________________________________________________________

CLASS 2192Y Piano Solo, CC/RCM Study, Grade 8, Any age


- Etude in D Minor, op 45, no.15 Heller

CLASS 2052 Piano Solo, Baroque, (Intermediate) 16 years & under

____ 1. Zoe Flaman

- Sonata, K531 Scarlatti

____ 2. Lincoln Russell

- Little Prelude in C Major BWV 939 J.S. Bach

CLASS 2041 Piano Solo, J.S. Bach, (Intermediate) 17 years & under (P)

____ 1. Chelte Young

- Prelude & Fugue in C#+, BWV 848 J.S. Bach


____ 1. Ivan Fidek

- Etudes pour piano, op.29, no.7 H. Bertini

CLASS 2192 Piano Solo, RCM/CC, Grade 8, Any age


- Sonata in C Minor, no. 6, III Pescetti

____ 2. Rebekah Richards

- The Horseman, op.68, no.23 R. Schumann

____ 3. Emily Hansen

- Solfeggietto in C Minor C.P.E. Bach

____ 4. Tryggvi Thorsteinson

- Andante sostenuto, op.72, no.2 F. Mendelssohn

____ 5. Faith Fidek

- Solfeggietto C.P.E. Bach


____ 1. Ivan Fidek

- Sonata in G+, Hob. XVI/GI (III:Finale) Haydn

____ 2. Evan Richards

- Ottawa Valley Song C. Stone

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CLASS 2142 Piano Solo, Recital Piece, (Intermediate) 17 years & under (P)

____ 1. Sarah Walker

- Monarchs M. Hill Duncan

____ 2. Ben Young

- Ephrem's Song J. Brown

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Piano

Adjudicator: Sharon (Guina) Gerspacher

1:30pm __________________________________________________________________________

CLASS 2073 Piano Solo, Sonata/Sonatina Repertoire, (Intermediate) 16 years & under


- Sonate, op. 13 (2nd movt) Beethoven

____ 2. Mackenzie Gulka

- Six Variations on a Swiss Folk Song, WoO64 Beethoven


- Sonatina op. 36, no.5 (1st movt) M. Clementi

CLASS 2074 Piano Solo, Sonata/Sonatina Repertoire, (Intermediate) 15 years & under

____ 1. Zoe Flaman

- Sonate, KV 330 (1st movt) Mozart

____ 2. Faith Fidek

- Sonata in A Major, op.59, no.1 (1st movt) Kuhlau

CLASS 2061 Piano Sonata, Beethoven, (Intermediate) 17 years & under (P)


- Sonate, op.13 (3rd movt) Beethoven

CLASS 2064 Piano Sonata, Haydn/Mozart, (Intermediate) 17 years & under (P)

____ 1. Lincoln Russell

- Sonata in A Major K. 331 (3rd movt) Mozart

CLASS 2086 Piano Solo, Romantic Music, (Intermediate) 17 years & under

____ 1. Tamantha Kirsch

- Prelude in D-flat Major, op.28, no.15 F. Chopin


Lenore Denbrok

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CLASS 2091 Piano Solo, Chopin, (Intermediate) 17 years & under (P)


- Fantaisie-Impromptu F. Chopin

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7:00pm __________________________________________________________________________

CLASS 2242Y Duo-Piano, 2 pianos, 2 performers, 2nd Recital Piece, (Junior) 14 years

____ 1. Mallory Stackhouse & Macey Stackhouse

- Minuet in G J.S. Bach

CLASS 2242 Duo-Piano, 2 pianos, 2 performers, (Junior) 14 years & under

____ 1. Rebekah Richards & Caroline Richards

- Concerto Romantique, II. Romance C. Rollins

CLASS 2241 Duo-Piano, 2 pianos, 2 performers, (Intermediate) 17 years & under

____ 1. Zoe Flaman & Sarah Walker

- The Entertainer S. Joplin arr. P. Gunther

CLASS 8134-A Family Music, Duet, Siblings, Any age

____ 1. Angela Fetsch & Jonathan Fetsch

- Capriccio Chromatico Noona

____ 2. Ariana Kapitoler & Aeowyn Kapitoler

- Rhythm & Boogie J. Smisor Bastien

____ 3. Jenna Milbrandt & Nicole Milbrandt

- Beethoven's Boogie M.K. Sallee

____ 4. Ethan Larsen & Sadie Larsen

- Daffodils Dance T. Gillis

____ 5. Faith Fidek

- The Washington Post J.P. Sousa

CLASS 2262 Piano Duet, Recital Piece, (Junior) 14 years & under

____ 1. Signy Thorsteinson & Tryggvi Thorsteinson

- Hungarian Dance No. 5 J. Brahms

____ 2. Mallory Stackhouse & Macey Stackhouse

- The Entertainer Joplin

CLASS 2260 Piano Duet, Recital Piece, (Senior) Open

____ 1. Tamantha Kirsch & Julia Breitkreuz

- Canon in D arr. R. Schultz

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Tuesday, March 20, 2018 St. Andrew's United Church


9:00am _________________________________________________________________________

CLASS 2291 Piano Solo, Sacred Music, (Intermediate) 17 years & under

____ 1. Tamantha Kirsch

- Children's Medley arr. M. Hamm

____ 2. Sarah Walker

- Be Still My Soul arr. M. Hamm

CLASS 2173 Piano Solo, Canadian Repertoire, (Intermediate) 16 years & under

____ 1. Mackenzie Gulka

- The Girl with The Mixolydian Hair J. Gieck

CLASS 2174 Piano Solo, Canadian Repertoire, (Intermediate) 15 year & under

____ 1. Zoe Flaman

- Better Days D. MacIntyre

____ 2. Ivan Fidek

- So Many Paths in the Woods that Cross R. Benedict

____ 3. Faith Fidek

- The War Memorial M.H. Duncan

CLASS 2143 Piano Solo, Recital Piece, (Intermediate) 16 years & under


- Pirates of the Caribbean J. Radnich


- Far Away Friend M. Springer

CLASS 2144 Piano Solo, Recital Piece, (Intermediate) 15 years & under

____ 1. Zoe Flaman

- Sacro-Monte Turina

____ 2. Faith Fidek

- Intermezzo M.M. Ponce

CLASS 2172 Piano Solo, Canadian Repertoire, (Intermediate) 17 years & under (P)

____ 1. Ben Young

- Buenos Dias! Welcome to Spain S. Konecsni


Thelma Gillis

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Tuesday, March 20, 2018 St. Andrew's United Church


7:00pm ___________________________________________________________________________

CLASS 2221 Piano Solo, National Anthem, Canadian, (Junior) 14 years & under

____ 1. Tyler Walker

- O Canada arr. R.S. Eaton

CLASS 2215 Piano Solo, Contemporary Idioms/Popular Music, Grade 4, Any age

____ 1. Hannah Surjik

- Rodeo F. Pustilnik

____ 2. Caroline Richards

- Swingin' Ain't Easy T.Seidenberg


____ 1. Jakob Surjik

- The Bassment J. Gieck



- Dar Una Fiesta A. Harbridge

CLASS 2270 Piano Duet, Parent and Son/Daughter, student 10 years & under

____ 1. Jenna Laycock & Nikki Devins

- Rondo A. Diabelli

____ 2. Doire Snooks & Shauna Snooks

- Sleeping Beauty Waltz arr. Faber/Faber

____ 3. Trystan Thorsteinson & Gary Thorsteinson

- The Washington Post J. Sousa

CLASS 2264 Piano Duet, Recital Piece, (Primary) 10 years & under

____ 1. Marlie Bishop & Parker Hollinger

- Rhythm & Boogie J. Smisor Bastien

CLASS 2263 Piano Duet, Recital Piece, (Elementary) 12 years & under

____ 1. Juliana Ubongen & Angela Fetsch

- The All- American Hometown Band Noona

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CLASS 8130-A Family Music, Instrumental, Open

____ 1. Signy Thorsteinson, Trystan, Tryggvi & Gary

- Carpenters Medley Various

CLASS 2268 Piano Duet, Parent and Son/Daughter, 14 years & under

____ 1. Tryggvi Thorsteinson & Gary Thorsteinson

- Two Guitars Russian Folk Melody

CLASS 2269 Piano Duet, Parent and Son/Daughter, student 12 years & under

____ 1. Hannah Surjik & Tara Haugen

- Irish Jig C. Rollin

____ 2. Michael Malinowski & Sherrie Malinowski

- The Orchestra W/C Noona

____ 3. Signy Thorsteinson & Gary Thorsteinson

- The All- American Hometown Band W/C Noona

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Wednesday, March 21, 2018 St. Andrew's United Church


9:00am __________________________________________________________________________

CLASS 2293 Piano Solo, Sacred Music, (Elementary) 12 years & under

____ 1. Tabatha Buhler

- Oh Worship the King J. M. Haydn, arr. E. Pankow


____ 1. Mercedes Thompson

- L’Avalanche, op.45, no. 2 S. Heller


____ 1. Jaya Code

- Romance, op.28, no.25 S. Maykapar


- Etude in D Major, op.100, no.3 H. Bertini


Daren & Karen Young

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CLASS 2054 Piano Solo, Baroque, (Elementary) 12 years & under


- Verso D. Zipoli

____ 2. Jaya Code

- Sarabande Handel arr. H. E. Darke

____ 3. Breanna Janzen

- Gavotte in G Major, HWV 491 Handel


- Les carillons J. Kirnberger

CLASS 2053 Piano Solo, Baroque, (Junior) 14 years & under


- Rigadoon in A Minor W. Babell


- Gigue in D Major J. Brebs


- Prelude No 2, BWV 934 J.S. Bach



- Tarantelle C. Poole


- In the Spirit C. Norton



- Aria in D Minor, L423, K32 D. Scarlatti


- German Dance Beethoven

____ 3. Chett Ostapowich

- Bread and Butter attr. W. A. Mozart



- Sunset in Rio M. Springer


- Intrada C. Graupner

CLASS 2133 Piano Solo, Concert Group, (Junior) 14 years & under


a. Dance of the Marionettes M. Tarenghi

b. The Storm, op.109, no.13 J. Burgmuller

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CLASS 2145 Piano Solo, Recital Piece, (Junior) 14 years & under


- Positively Swinging Norton


- To the Rising Sun, op.4, no.1 Torjussen


- Song of the Cavalry op. 27, no. 29 D. Kabalevsky


- Reflections D. Alexander


____ 1. Jaya Code

- Etude in C Major, op.37, no.11 H. Lemoine


- Etude in C Major, op.37, no.11 H. Lemoine

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1:30pm _____________________________________________________________________________

CLASS 2077 Piano Solo, Sonata/Sonatina Repertoire, (Elementary) 12 years & under

____ 1. Jaya Code

- Sonatina in F Major op. 168, no.1 (3rd movt) A. Diabelli


- Sonatina in C Major, op.36, no.3 (3rd movt) M. Clementi

CLASS 2078 Piano Solo, Sonata/Sonatina Repertoire, (Elementary) 11 years & under


- Sonatina in G Major, op.36, no.5 (Rondo) M. Clementi


- Sonatina in F Major, op.168, no.1 (Rondo) A. Diabelli


- Sonatina in C Major, op.36, no.3 (3rd movt) M. Clementi

CLASS 2076 Piano Solo, Sonata/Sonatina Repertoire (Junior) 13 years & under

____ 1. Mallory Stackhouse

- Sonatina in F major Beethoven


- Sonatina in G, op.36, no.5 (1st movt) Clementi


- Sonatina in G Major, op.55, no.2 (3rd movt) Kuhlau

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____ 4. Ethan Kirby

- Sonatina in C Major, op.36, no.1 (1st movt) Clementi


- Sonatina in B Flat Major, op.12, no.5 (1st movt) J. Hook

CLASS 2075 Piano Solo, Sonata/Sonatina Repertoire, (Junior) 14 years & under


- Sonatina in G Major, op. 20,no. 1 (1st movt) Dussek

CLASS 2303 Piano Solo, Own Composition, (Elementary) 12 years & under

____ 1. Tabatha Buhler

- Winter's End T. Buhler

____ 2. Lucas Latham

- Metronome L. Latham

CLASS 2148 Piano Solo, Recital Piece, (Elementary) 11 years & under


- Gentle Breeze J. Bender

____ 2. Skyler Mutrie

- Waltz Kabalevsky


- Jig V. Archer


- Towers of Tibet S. Konecsni

CLASS 2014 Piano Solo, Canadian (Junior) 13 years & under

____ 1. Mallory Stackhouse

- Long Weekend J. Gieck

CLASS 2146 Piano Solo, Recital Piece (Junior) 13 years & under

____ 1. Carter Potzus

- The Pulse W. Froese

____ 2. Chett Ostapowich

- Reflections D. Alexander


- Etude Allegro Y. Nakada


- Hot Breakfast Norton


- Valse in A minor, op.posth. Chopin

CLASS 2147 Piano Solo, Recital Piece, (Elementary) 12 years & under

____ 1. Jaya Code

- Prelude in C Minor op. 8, no. 1 Pachulski

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CLASS 2088 Piano Solo, Romantic Music, (Elementary) 12 years & under


- Waltz, op 18, D. 145 Schubert

CLASS 2087 Piano Solo, Romantic Music, (Junior) 14 years & under


- Prelude in B Minor, op.28, no. 6 Chopin

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7:00pm __________________________________________________________________________

CLASS 2178-A Piano Solo, Canadian Repertoire, (Elementary) 11 years & under


- Cascades T. Gillis


- Hello J. Brown

____ 3. Skyler Mutrie

- Detectives C. Donkin


- Iron Hog J. Brown

____ 5. Ini Lawale

- Dance of the Drum T. Seidenberg

CLASS 2178-B Piano Solo, Canadian Repertoire, (Elementary) 11 years & under


- Precious Moments T. Gillis

____ 2. Taylor Datema

- March of the Goblins B. Berlin

____ 3. Hannah Surjik

- Kindred Spirits L. Frederick


- Crystal Lake T. Gillis

____ 5. TJ Lawale

- Robots A. Crosby Gaudet


Value Tire

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CLASS 2176 Piano Solo, Canadian Repertoire (Junior) 13 years & under


- Church Scene V. Archer

____ 2. Evan Richards

- Won't You Be My Baby A. Harbridge


- Morning Bird J. Brown


- Tantrum Tarantelle A. Street

____ 5. Ethan Kirby

- Crystal Lake T. Gillis

____ 6. Saige Penner

- Nova Scotia Song J. Sandy

____ 7. Carter Potzus

- Iron Hog J. Brown

CLASS 2177 Piano Solo, Canadian Repertoire, (Elementary) 12 years & under


- The Miseducation of the First Nation J. Brown

____ 2. Benjamin Buhler

- Iron Hog J. Brown

____ 3. Michael Malinowski

- Boogie, Wooden, Oogie T. Seidenberg


- Sixty-Four Beats J. Gieck

CLASS 2175 Piano Solo, Canadian Repertoire, (Junior) 14 years & under


- Stone Cathedral J. Noble

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Thursday, March 22, 2018 St. Andrew's United Church


1:30pm __________________________________________________________________________


____ 1. Hannah Malinowski

- Skipping Rope op.89, no.17 D. Kabalevsky

____2. Keisha Quinto

- Hopscotch B. Berlin

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____ 1. Michael Malinowski

- Etude in F Major Kohler


- Crazy Comics Donkin


- Feeling Good Norton



- Arabesque, op.100, no.2 J. Burgmuller

____ 2. Melody Lin

b. Étude in C C. Czerny

CLASS 2055 Piano Solo, Baroque, (Primary) 10 years & under

____ 1. Athena Penner

- Ecossaise H. Hassler

____ 2. Parker Hollinger

- Minuet in G+,BWV anh.116 J.S. Bach


- Hornpipe in B flat Major H. Purcell

CLASS 2022 Piano Solo, Sonata/Sonatina, (Primary) 10 years & under


- Sonatina in G Major (1st movt) T. Attwood

CLASS 2029 Piano Solo, Canadian, (Primary) 8 years & under

____ 1. Bailey Stein

- Beautiful Swan L. Sawatsky

____ 2. Katrina James

- Dance of the Gremlins T. Gillis

CLASS 2150 Piano Solo, Recital Piece, (Primary) 9 years & under

____ 1. Mia Rennie

- Card Houses J. Gieck

____ 2. Alex Goltz

- Shadow March Chee-Hwa Tan

____ 3. Taryn Beck

- Sherlock Holmes M. Schoenmehl


- Computer Chatter C. Donkin

____ 5. Anika Breitkreuz

- Angelfish A. Gaudet

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____ 6. Jordan Pattison

- Red Satin Jazz M. Mier

____ 7. Carys Anderson

- 16th Century March Palmer/Lethco


____ 1. Grace Pendleton

- Clog Dance E. Pearce

____ 2. Marlie Bishop

- Snowin’ S. Konecsni


- Toccata Vivo D. Alexander


- Kindred Spirits L. Frederick

____ 5. Jenna Laycock

- March of the Goblins B. Berlin

____ 6. Melody Lin

- Funny Puppy A. Crosby

CLASS 2165 Piano Solo, 20th or 21st Century Music, (Primary) 10 years & under


- Rowboat at the Dock M Hill Duncan

____ 2. Jenna Laycock

- Inter-City Stomp C. Norton

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Thursday, March 22, 2018 St. Andrew's United Church


6:30pm ____________________________________________________________________________

CLASS 2183 Piano Solo, Canadian Repertoire, (Primary) 6 years & under

____ 1. Maycee Jucaban

- Starlight the Pony B. Berlin

____ 2. Carter Pattison

- Beat the Drums T. Reichert

____ 3. Yianni McDowell

- Queen of Siam D. Wanless


____ 1. Isaac Code

- Bouncing on My Bed A. Crosby

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____ 2. Lily Ward


____ 3. Bailey Stein

- Alpha Beta L. Sawatsky

CLASS 2180-A Piano Solo, Canadian Repertoire, (Primary) 9 years & under

____ 1. Evia McDowell

- Outback Bouncer L. Sawatsky

____ 2. Ava Breitkreuz

- Little Elves and Pixies A. Crosby

____ 3. C.J. Wlock

- Buffalo Boogie D. Wanless


- Shark Tango L. Sawatsky

____ 5. Taryn Beck

- Huron Carol Arr. Porter



- Boots and Cats L. Frederick

____ 2. Marlie Bishop

- Skating Circles T.Gillis


- Runaway Pony T. Gillis


- Jazzberry Jump S. Chatman

____ 5. Grace Pendleton

- Chimes in the Mist B. Porter

____ 6. Ariana Kapitoler



____ 1. Evia McDowell

- Extremity No.1 S.Brown


- Little Red Wagon T. Richert

____ 3. Benjamin Buhler

- King William's March J. Clarke


Farrell Agencies Ltd.

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Friday, March 23, 2018 St. Andrew's United Church


9:00am __________________________________________________________________________

CLASS 2304 Piano Solo, Own Composition, (Primary) 10 years & under

____ 1. Nicole Milbrandt

- Grasshopper Dance N. Milbrandt

CLASS 2166 Piano Solo, 20th or 21st Century Music, (Primary) 8 years & under

____ 1. Aeowyn Kapitoler

- The Jack Hammer K. Rowell

CLASS 2181 Piano Solo, Canadian Repertoire, (Primary) 8 years


- Cuddly Kitten L. Sawatsky

____ 2. Isabella Molo

- Lonely Swing T. Seidenberg


- Alpha Beta L. Sawatsky

____ 4. Austin Code

- Frere Jacques Stands on his Head/Invention No. 4 C. Poole

____ 5. Thor Steiner

- The Back Alley T. Seidenberg

____ 6. Katrina James

- Skyhawk D. Wanless

____ 7. Janelle Gotengco

- Riverside W. Froese

____ 8. Sophia Stav

- Snowflakes L. Niamath

CLASS 2180-B Piano Solo, Canadian Repertoire, (Primary) 9 years & under


- Gypsy Dance S. Fiess


- Dance of the Drum T. Seidenberg

____ 3. Carys Anderson

- Tiny Tiger Rag L. Fletcher

____ 4. Mia Rennie

- Dorian Disco A. Harbridge

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CLASS 2200 Piano Solo, RCM/CC, Preparatory, Any age

____ 1. Kennady Sveinbjornson

- Playful Puppies L. Niamath

____ 2. Ruby Rowe

- Curious Cat T. Richert

____ 3. Sophia Stav

- A Skating Waltz B. Berlin


- Calico Cat H. Marlais


____ 1. TJ Lawale

- Burlesque in G Major Anonymous

____ 2. Ava Breitkreuz

- Celebration A. Crosby


- Angelfish A. Crosby

____ 4. Taryn Beck

- Mist C. Poole

____ 5. Hannah Malinowski

- Red Satin Jazz M. Mier


- March of the Terrible Trolls L. Niamath

____ 7. Jordan Pattison

- Drifting Clouds Gillock

____ 8. Ini Lawale

- Allegro in B flat Major Mozart

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Friday, March 23, 2018 St. Andrew's United Church


1:30pm _____________________________________________________________________________


____ 1. Isaac Code

- Playful Puppy L. Niamath



- Dance of The Drum T. Seidenberg

____ 2. Isabella Molo

- Raindrops and Daydreams J. Dick

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____ 3. Austin Code

- Toy Soldier's MarcH D. Goolkasian Rahbee


- The Curious Kitten C. Miller

CLASS 2154 Piano Solo, Recital Piece, Novice, Any age

____ 1. Maycee Jucaban

- New Dolly Dances Coulthard

____ 2. Alexander Ubongen

- Tap The Hat Vogt/Kelsey

CLASS 2310 Piano Solo, 1st Year of Keyboard Instruction, 9 years & over

____ 1. Luke Te

-Squinchy-pinchy shoes Faber

CLASS 2311 Piano Solo, 1st Year of Keyboard Instruction, 8 years & under

____ 1. Lily Ward

- Starfish at Night A. Crosby

____ 2. Sadie Larsen

- Super-Spinner J. Pinckney

____ 3. Hazy Sharpe

- Clip Clop L. Sawatsky

____ 4. Louisse Te

- Pony Express N. Faber

____ 5. Aimee Bell

- Sleigh Bells C. Donkin

CLASS 2312 Piano Solo, 2nd Year of Keyboard Instruction, 9 years & over


- Ferocious Lions Chee-Hwa Tan

____ 2. Toni Oduntan

- Dragonfly, Dragonfly C. Matz

____ 3. C.J. Wlock

- Super-Spinner J. Pinckney

____ 4. Ariana Kapitoler

- Chimes in the Mist B. Porter


- Aardvark Strut D. Nasmyth

CLASS 2313 Piano Solo, 2nd Year of Keyboard Instruction, 8 years & under

____ 1. Prince Oduntan




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- March of the Terrible Trolls L. Niamath

____ 4. Kruze Boyko

- Bats T. Seidenberg

____ 5. Thor Steiner

- Paddling the Assiniboia L. Fletcher

____ 6. Addison Tribe

- Big Black Bear C. Matz


- Kites Faber/Faber

____ 8. Olivia Pohl

- Cuddly Kitten L. Sawatsky


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