CARILLON CONTEMPORARY PIANO FESTIVAL...ENTRY DEADLINE: Dec. 6, 2014 at Carillon Music or post marked...

CARILLON CONTEMPORARY PIANO FESTIVAL

FEBRUARY 14 TH – MARCH 1ST, 2015

• Contemporary Piano (Pop, Jazz / Blues, Ragtime) • Small Mixed Ensembles • Improvisation • Composition

ENTRY DEADLINE: Dec. 6, 2014 at Carillon Music

or post marked by Dec. 1, 2014

CARILLON MUSIC FESTIVAL

April 18 th – May 3rd, 2015

• Classical Piano (Baroque, Classical, Romantic, Post-Romantic, 20th & 21st Century)

• Voice (all styles) • Guitar (all styles) • Strings (all styles) • Organ (all styles) • Composition • Duets, Trios, Ensembles

ENTRY DEADLINE: Jan. 31, 2015 at Carillon Music

or post marked by Jan. 26, 20 15

We're excited to welcome all Lower Mainland piano, voice, guitar, strings and organ students to participate in the 22nd Annual Carillon Music Festival! We would like to take this opportunity to congratulate the 2014 trophy and scholarship winners! Just a reminder to the winners of the Annual Trophies – the Contemporary Piano Achievement Trophy is to be returned to Carillon Music by Feb. 15, 2015 and all other Annual Trophies are to be returned by April 15th, 2015. The Carillon Music Festival was launched in 1994 to provide the young artists of our community with the opportunity to pursue their craft at a broader level. The festival provides participants with an extraordinary venue for performing, learning, and sharing their musical experience with an unrivalled panel of adjudicators. This Festival is made possible through the time and effort of many teachers, parents, and donors who understand the importance of quality music instruction. We thank everyone for supporting this special opportunity for hundreds of Lower Mainland music students.

Brian Taylor, Education Manager Carillon Music Academy

Festival Committee: Colleen Myles – Chairperson

Brian Taylor – Scheduling Helen Chien – Scheduling & Personnel Geoffrey Wilson – Guitar Consultant Grant Wutzke – Voice Consultant Fabian Saul – Strings Consultant

Composer: Daniel Mahlberg Technical Consultant: Don McKay

Download Festival Syllabus, Entry Forms & Programs: www.carillonmusic.com Contact Carillon Music Festival (attn. Colleen Myles): [email protected]

Congratulations to all the winners of 2014! Primary Piano Trophy & Scholarship Classical Pian o Trophy & Scholarship Abigail Dandoy Amy Xiao Junior Piano Trophy & Scholarship Contemporary Pi ano Trophy & Scholarship Michael Kamaszewski Beno Huang Intermediate Piano Trophy & Scholarship Voice Achi evement Trophy & Scholarship Amy Xiao Rachelle Sakulsinghdusit Senior Piano Trophy & Scholarship Junior Musician ship Trophy & Scholarship Beno Huang Amy Xiao Advanced Piano Trophy & Scholarship Senior Musicia nship Trophy & Scholarship Victor Le Beno Huang

Festival Rules

1. All competitors must be of "amateur" status – except for class 809. The term "amateur" applies to a person whose principal income is not derived from musical services. This does not apply, however, to music students who teach for the purpose of earning money for the furtherance of their musical education.

2. Only official Carillon Music Festival entry forms (or photocopies) will be accepted. They must be fully completed (i.e. - pieces may not be marked "TBA"). Incomplete entries will be returned to the teacher.

3. Entry deadline for the Contemporary Piano Festival is December 6, 2014. All contemporary entries must be delivered to either the Surrey or Burnaby Carillon Music locations by this date, or post marked by Dec. 1, 2014. Entry deadline for the Classical Festival is Jan. 31, 2015. All classical entries must be delivered to either the Surrey or Burnaby Carillon Music locations by this date, or post marked by Jan. 26, 2015. Late entries will be accepted up to one week following the deadline date. There will be an additional charge of $15.00 per entrant.

4. Entry fees do not include G.S.T. This will be added when fees are paid at either location of Carillon Music. If entries are mailed to Carillon Music, the payee must add the G.S.T. to the entry fee.

5. Original copies of music must be provided for the adjudicator. Photocopies will not be permitted . Participants who ignore this rule will not receive a certificate. However, legally downloaded music is acceptable. A student may not share music with someone in the same class. Three marks will be deducted if music is not presented.

6. Voice entry accompanists must have an original copy of the music. CD accompaniment is not permitted .

7. Music must be memorized to avoid a 3-mark deduction. However, two-piano duet and ensemble teams may use music without incurring a deduction. (Note: if the student plays with the music, a second original copy of the music should be provided for the adjudicator, but is not required.)

8. Festival entrants may play at their current grade level and are allowed one competitive solo piece one grade higher.

9. Participants may not enter more than one selection in the SAME CLASS in contemporary piano classes 201 – 404, classical piano classes 101-604, voice classes V104, V105B, V105C, V204, V205B, V205C, V304, V305B, V305C, V404, V405B, V405C, guitar classes G401, or specialty classes QS 1 – 4, VQS 1 – 2, VC 1 – 2, and IMP1 – 4 inclusive. In the duet / trio / ensemble classes, a student may NOT participate in multiple teams. One-piano trios must be performed on only one piano.

10. Participants may not enter the same piece in more than one class.

11. Participants may not enter the same piece or composition in following years.

12. If a piece contains several movements, only one movement may be entered in classical piano classes 101-604. The movement must be clearly marked on the entry form.

13. Participants must perform the piece (or movement) specified on the entry form. If a different piece (or movement) is played, a mark will not be awarded. Selections may not be changed after the entry deadline.

14. The Festival Committee reserves the right to re-classify entries at their discretion.

15. Class times cannot be changed once the schedule has been issued.

16. Scheduling requests must be made in writing on the Carillon Festival entry form. Carillon Music and the Festival Committee can not guarantee that requests will be met. If your request is not met there will be no refund of entry fees. All requests must include at least two different days as an option. Participants should check the Carillon Music website at www.carillonmusic.com for approximate festival schedules prior to the entry deadlines.

17. Participants will not be permitted to perform in any classes other than those to which they are assigned in the program.

18. Participants should arrive 15 minutes prior to their class time. Late entrants will be called again at the end of the class.

19. Participants may not play the Festival pianos betwe en classes and/or during breaks.

20. Repeats are optional. However, D.C. and D.S. markings should be played in order to maintain the integrity of the piece.

21. Measure numbers should be marked at the beginning of each line of the music.

22. Accompanying policy for voice entrants: If needed – accompanists are available for a fee of $20 / song. This includes a 15 minute rehearsal prior to the festival and any performances for the duration of the festival (including awards concert). This fee must be paid at the time of registration.

23. For all camera and camcorder users, flashes or external lighting is forbidden during performances. There must be no movement by the operator during the performances. All recording equipment must be SILENT. No photography, videotaping or recording in any fashio n is allowed of competitors or adjudicators without their express permission. These rules are designed to protect the concentration of the performer and the adjudicator. They apply to any other type of behaviour, which might also damage this concentration, such as entering or leaving the festival room during a performance or adjudication.

24. No competitor may approach the adjudicator. This may result in disqualification. No teacher or member of the public may speak to the adjudicator. Necessary questions from a competitor must be directed to the adjudicator’s assistant. Complaints or protests will not be considered unless made in writing or via email to the Festival Chairperson, Colleen Myles ([email protected]) . Under no circumstances are such protests to be made to the adjudicator. All matters not dealt within these rules shall be referred to the Festival Committee , whose decisions on such matters shall be final and binding upon all concerned.

25. Certificates and adjudication comment sheets will accompany the return of all participants’ music at the end of each festival class.

26. Scholarships and trophies will be determined by the Festival Committee, based upon the participant’s festival results. All decisions made regarding awards are final. See awards list for details regarding eligibility criteria. Award recipients will be contacted after the close of the Festival.

Carillon Music Academy Welcomes Our Adjudicators CATHERINE BUNDT Catherine Anne Bundt is a graduate of the UBC Piano Performance program where she studied with Jane Coop and participated in master classes with Fanny Waterman, Menahem Pressler, Elly Ameling and Rudolf Jansen. She was also 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 Kum Sing Lee, again at UBC. Catherine is an active performer, teacher and adjudicator who strongly believes in the value of music in children’s lives and sees teaching music as giving young students ‘a gift for life’. Catherine has been a BC Registered Music Teacher for the past 28 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 30 “house concerts” in her home over the last 12 years featuring performing artists from universities and music schools. Catherine is a member of the Canadian Music Festival Adjudicators’ Association and has given classes and workshops throughout the province. She presently maintains a full private studio in Surrey, BC. DENNIS ENNS Dennis has been playing piano since age 5 and completed his Teachers ARCT in piano in 1981. He furthered his educational studies at Douglas Collage and UBC where he was taught by Edward Parker, Ellen Silverman, Jane Coop and Robert Rogers. He has been teaching all levels and styles of piano at his private music studio over the past 33 years in addition to adjudicating at Festivals and performing at many functions including Weddings, Restaurants, Birthdays, and Anniversaries. He has played for Bill VanderZalm, David Suzuki, Dal Richards, and with Jimmy Pattison on his yacht the Nova Spirit on numerous occasions. He has also recorded three CDs. He has pursued extensive jazz training and has established his own jazz trio. The Dennis Enns Trio plays at many corporate and private functions and is enjoying growing popularity. Dennis is also an Adjunct Professor of Music at Christ For The Nations Bible College in Langley. He lives in Surrey with his wife Kathleen and two sons, Nate and Josh. He enjoys competitive water skiing year-round and all the outdoor beauty that this Province has to offer. STEPHEN FISK A veteran of the Canadian music scene, guitarist / bassist / vocalist Stephan Fisk has built a respected reputation for his creativity and musical openness. He has performed and / or recorded with innumerable national and international artists including Ingrid Jensen, Aaron Alexander, Bill Coon, Janelle Nadeau, Francois Houle, Buff Allen, Chris Tarry, Ian Fromen, George Lewis and George Russell. Fisk has apprenticed over the years with acclaimed jazz artists Jim Hall, Paul Bley, Danilo Perez, George Russell and Gary Peacock, studying all facets of improvisation, composition and musical philosophies. Holding degrees in Arts, Composition and a Masters in Jazz Performance from the New England Conservatory in Boston, Stephan has been the recipient of numerous awards for his studies and touring. In addition to his long time work at Sarah McLachlan School of Music, Stephan also teaches in the Contemporary & Jazz Guitar faculty at Vancouver Community College mentoring up and coming professionals. He is active as a performer, composer, songwriter, recording engineer and producer as well as leading his own projects. Fisk has recorded numerous CD’s on the Plunge Records label.

CINDY LIEBERMANN Ms. Cindy Liebermann began lessons at the age of 16, which, by many standards, would be considered a very late start. However, Cindy used this to her advantage and excelled very quickly and successfully under the tutelage of Anne Brayshaw in Victoria. Her musical studies continued with renowned teacher and performer Winifred Scott Wood at the Victoria Conservatory of Music where she graduated and received an A.V.C.M. Later Ms. Liebermann furthered her musical education at the Langley Community Music School under Leslie Janos. She is an experienced adjudicator and a successful teacher with both group and private lessons. Cindy has been a member of the B.C. Registered Music Teachers Association for many years and continues to teach at her own Lower Mainland studio. BRIAN TAYLOR Mr. Brian Taylor is the Education Manager and head teacher of the Carillon Music Academy. He has over 30 years of teaching experience and has worked with all ages of students as well as genres of music, from classical repertoire to contemporary styles. Mr. Taylor obtained a Bachelor of Music Degree from the University Of Saskatchewan in Piano Performance. Brian also holds diplomas in Jazz Studies and Popular Arranging Techniques. He has studied and worked with notable educators Robin and Marilyn Harrison as well as Merv Mauthe. In Saskatchewan, where Brian’s teaching career began, he was the head teacher of a large music school in Saskatoon. He taught piano and organ as well as managed a staff of over twenty teachers. Before settling in the lower mainland, Brian was the Director of Education at a Toronto area music academy where he also was a prominent community performer and accompanist. Brian has adjudicated extensively across Western Canada and Ontario since 1987. He enjoys conducting workshops for students and teachers, with topics ranging from pedagogy to improvisation. In 1995 he joined the Carillon Music Academy and currently manages 25 teachers. He is also a full time piano instructor with students ranging from the primary levels through ARCT. KARYN WAY Karyn Way is a busy teacher, performer and adjudicator in Vancouver and throughout Canada. She currently teaches voice, piano and theory at her home studio in the East Village (Hastings-Sunrise) area of Vancouver. She was also head of singing Stagecraft Theatre School for six years. Her past musical theatre roles include Mm. Giry in ‘The Phantom of the Opera’, eva Peron in ‘Evita’, Hansel in ‘Hansel and Gretel’ and the First lady in ‘The Magic Flute’. She sings frequently at the Silk Purse Gallery in West Vancouver, the Canadian Memorial Church and other recital venues in Vancouver. Karyn is also lead singer in the Swing Shift Orchestra and the Forward Motion Jazz Orchestra. Karyn adjudicates at music festivals across Canada in the categories of musical theatre, voice and choir. Karyn’s students have earned honours and distinction on Royal Conservatory of Music Exams in both voice and piano. They have also received gold and silver awards at the Kiwanis Music Festivals and have hone on to earn university music and theatre degrees at the University of Alberta, the University of British Columbia, the Canadian College of Performing Arts and the National Theatre School. Many of Karyn’s students have performed locally at the Vancouver Playhouse, Footlight Theatre and Gotta Sing, Gotta Dance. Karyn earned her Master of Music Degree in Opera Performance and her Bachelor of Music Degree in Vocal Performance from the University of British Columbia. She also has diplomas in musical theatre from The Banff School of Fine Arts and Grant MacEwan College. Karyn is an experienced and dedicated music educator who brings both professionalism and joy to every musical endeavour.

Carillon

Contemporary

Piano Festival

February 14 – March 1, 2015

Entry Deadline:

Saturday December 6, 2014

• Contemporary Piano Classes: Pop, Jazz–Blues, Ragtim e

• Improvisation, Composition, and Small Mixed Ensembl es

Contemporary Piano Festival Classes

TEACHERS – PLEASE NOTE:

* students may enter up to two selections in the pop classes (101-104). Selections should be contrasting in style.

* Entry fees do not include G.S.T. This will be added when fees are paid at either location of Carillon Music. If entries are mailed to Carillon Music, the payee must add the G.S.T. to the entry fee.

PIANO SOLO CLASSES

JUNIOR SOLO CLASSES GRADES 1 - 3 $16.00/entry

Class # 101 Pop 201 Jazz / Blues

301 Ragtime 401 Composition

INTERMEDIATE SOLO CLASSES GRADES 4 - 6 $19.00/ entry

Class # 102 Pop 202 Jazz / Blues 302 Ragtime 402 Composition

SENIOR SOLO CLASSES GRADES 7 - 9 $22.00/entry


ADVANCED SOLO CLASSES GRADES 10 - ARCT $24.00/e ntry


IMPROVISATION CLASSES

Class # IMP 1 Junior Improv. (grades 1 - 3) 2-minute limit $16.00/entry IMP 2 Intermediate Improv. (grades 4 - 6) 3-minute limit $18.00/entry IMP 3 Senior Improv. (grades 7 - 9) 4-minute limit $20.00/entry IMP 4 Advanced Improv. (grades 10 - ARCT) 5-minute limit $22.00/entry

* Students are given an 8-bar motif - they must create an original composition of 16 bars or more based on the skeleton melody. An appropriate L.H. accompaniment must be included in the composition. The skeleton melody is to be picked up at Carillon Music approximately two days prior to the class. If an email address or fax number is available, the motif can be sent directly to the entrant. A written copy of the student's work is not required for the adjudicator.

TEACHERS - PLEASE NOTE:

* G.S.T. is NOT included in the entry fee prices. * Students may not enter more than one selection in the same class in classes 201 – 904 and

IMP 1 – 4 inclusive. In the ensemble classes, a student may not participate in multiple teams. * Students who wish to be considered for certain trophies or scholarships should consult the scholarship requirements list. * Requests must be made in writing on the Carillon Festival entry form. Carillon Music and the Festival committee CAN NOT guarantee that requests will be met. If your request is not met there will be No Refund of entry fees. All requests must include at least two different days as an option.

Please submit one cheque for your students' entry forms by the entry deadline. Make the cheque payable to Carillon Music. Mailing address: 7050 King George B lvd., Surrey, BC, V3W 4Z9, ATTENTION: Colleen Myles .

SMALL MIXED ENSEMBLE CLASSES

SMALL ENSEMBLE CLASSES (featuring two or more instr uments) * all styles welcome

Class # 901 Junior (grades 1 - 3) $10.00 per participant 902 Intermediate (grades 4 - 6) $12.00 per participant 903 Senior (grades 7 - 9) $14.00 per participant 904 Advanced (grades 10 - ARCT) $16.00 per participant

COMPOSITION ENSEMBLE CLASSES (featuring two or mor e instruments)

Class # 810 All Grades $12.00 per participant

Carillon

Music

Festival April 18 – May 3, 2015

Entry Deadline:

Saturday, January 31, 2015

• Piano : Classical Repertoire, Duets, Ensembles, Composit ion and Quick Studies

• Voice : Classical, Contemporary, Musical Theatre, Duets,

Ensembles, Composition and Quick Studies

• Guitar : All Styles, Composition, Duets and Ensembles • Strings : Violin, Viola, Cello: All Styles Duets, Ensembles

• Organ : All Styles

Classical Piano Festival Classes


* Entry fees do not include G.S.T. This will be added when fees are paid at either location of Carillon Music.

If entries are mailed to Carillon Music, the payee must add the G.S.T. to the entry fee.

PIANO SOLO CLASSES

PRIMARY SOLO CLASSES PRE-GRADE 1 $14.00/entry

Class # 001 Introductory Repertoire A * Students who have been studying for less than one year. 002 Introductory Repertoire B * Students who have been studying for one to two years.

003 Introductory Repertoire C * Students who have been studying for more than two years, but are not ready for a graded system.

JUNIOR SOLO CLASSES GRADES 1 - 3 $16.00/entry

Class # 101 Baroque Repertoire 201 Classical Repertoire 301 Romantic/Post-Romantic Repertoire 501 20th / 21st Century Repertoire 601 Composition

INTERMEDIATE SOLO CLASSES GRADES 4 - 6 $19.00/ entry

Class # 102 Baroque Repertoire 202 Classical Repertoire 302 Romantic/Post-Romantic Repertoire 502 20th / 21st Century Repertoire 602 Composition

SENIOR SOLO CLASSES GRADES 7 - 9 $22.00/entry

Class # 103 Baroque Repertoire 203 Classical Repertoire 303 Romantic Repertoire 403 Post-Romantic/Impressionist Repertoire 503 20th / 21st Century Repertoire 603 Composition

ADVANCED SOLO CLASSES GRADES 10 - ARCT $24.00/e ntry

Class # 104 Baroque Repertoire 204 Classical Repertoire 304 Romantic Repertoire 404 Post-Romantic/Impressionist Repertoire 504 20th / 21st Century Repertoire 604 Composition

ADVANCED SONATA CLASS GRADES 10 – ARCT $21.00 p er movement

Class # 904 Classical Repertoire (2 or more movements)

CONCERT GROUP CLASSES Students perform three solos of contrasting styles & moods. One piece may be one grade higher than the other two.

Class # C101 Junior Repertoire (grades 1 - 3) $38.00/entry C101 -Teen Teenager – Junior Repertoire (grades 1 - 3) $38.00/entry C102 Intermediate Repertoire (grades 4 - 6) $45.00/entry C102 -Teen Teenager – Intermediate Repertoire (grades 4 - 6) $45.00/entry C103 Senior Repertoire (grades 7 - 9) $55.00/entry C104 Advanced Repertoire (grades 10 - ARCT) $62.00/entry


* G.S.T. is NOT included in the entry fee prices. * Students may not enter more than one selection in the same class in classes 101 – 808 & QS1 – 4 inclusive. In the duet / trio / ensemble classes, a student may not participate in multiple teams.

* Students who wish to be considered for certain trophies or scholarships should consult the scholarship requirements list. * Requests must be made in writing on the Carillon Festival entry form. Carillon Music and the Festival Committee CAN NOT guarantee that requests will be met. If your request is not met there will be No Refund of entry fees. All requests must include at least two different days as an option.


PIANO ENSEMBLE CLASSES

DUET/TRIO CLASSES * all styles welcome.

Class # 801 Junior (grades 1 - 3) $10.00 per participant 802 Intermediate (grades 4 - 6) $12.00 per participant 803 Senior (grades 7 - 9) $14.00 per participant 804 Advanced (grades 10 - ARCT) $16.00 per participant 809 Teacher / student duet classes (intro – grade 3) combined total $18.00 (grades 4 – 6) combined total $20.00

2-PIANO ENSEMBLE CLASSES * all styles welcome.

Class # 805 Junior 2-Piano, 4 Hands (grades 1 - 6) $12.00 per participant 806 Senior 2-Piano, 4 Hands (grades 7 - ARCT) $14.00 per participant 807 Junior 2-Piano, 8 Hands (grades 1 - 6) $12.00 per participant 808 Senior 2-Piano, 8 Hands (grades 7 - ARCT) $14.00 per participant

QUICK STUDY CLASSES

Class # QS 1 Junior Quick Study (grades 1 - 3) $16.00/entry QS 2 Intermediate Quick Study (grades 4 - 6) $18.00/entry QS 3 Senior Quick Study (grades 7 - 9) $20.00/entry QS 4 Advanced Quick Study (grades 10 - ARCT) $22.00/entry

* Students are given a short piece of music to learn without any embellishment. The piece may be emailed to the entrant (two days prior) or may be picked up at Carillon Music two days prior to the class.

MASTER CLASS (non-competitive) * all styles welcome

Class # W101 Junior Teen (grades 1 - 6) $16.00/entry W102 Senior Teen (grades 7 - ARCT) $20.00/entry

W103 Junior Adult (grades 1 - 6) $16.00/entry W104 Senior Adult (grades 7 - ARCT) $20.00/entry

VOICE CLASS DESCRIPTIONS

Classical Solo Classes English Art Song English Art Song, English translation of a foreign language art song (original language is required in the senior division), Folk Song and Spirituals in English Foreign Language Art Song Art Song, Lieder, or Folk Song in languages other than English Sacred Music from oratorios, cantatas, and classical style sacred works Opera Arias Arias from operas; please include recitative if applicable. Popular Music Solo Classes Contemporary Pop music, Jazz, Disney, or songs from Movies Musical Theatre Songs from Broadway musicals, revues, light opera and Disney. Performers are encouraged to use appropriate costumes, props and/or staging in these classes. Ensemble Classes Small Ensemble Classical or Popular repertoire for two, three or four vocalists with piano accompaniment. Large Ensemble Classical or Popular repertoire for five or more vocalists with piano accompaniment. Specialty Classes Composition An original composition for one or more voices. May be presented a cappella or with live piano or guitar accompaniment. Please provide a copy of the text and vocal line(s) for the adjudicator. Participants may receive assistance in creating the accompaniment and sheet music. Quick Study Performers are given a short piece to learn without any embellishment. The piece may be emailed to the entrant (two days prior) or may be picked up at Carillon Music two days prior to the class. Sheet music and an accompaniment CD or mp3 will be provided to assist in note learning. Adjudication will be based on vocal production, presentation, and accuracy in following the musical instructions provided in the score. If required, an accompanist will be provided for the adjudication. Younger students may receive assistance in learning the printed text.

Non Competitive Master Class

Participants may enter up to 2 pieces of contrasting style to perform in a Master Class setting. No adjudication for marks will take place. The clinician will work with each participant for approximately 10-15 minutes for each song performed.

Voice Festival Classes


* Entry fees do not include G.S.T. This will be added when fees are paid at either location of Carillon Music. If entries are mailed to Carillon Music, the payee must add the G.S.T. to the entry fee.

VOICE SOLO CLASSES

PRIMARY SOLO CLASSES AGE 9 & UNDER $14.00/entr y

Class # V001 English Art Song V002 Musical Theatre

JUNIOR CLASSICAL SOLO CLASSES AGES 10-12 $16.00 /entry

Class # V101 English Art Song V102 Foreign Language Art Song

JUNIOR POPULAR MUSIC SOLO CLASSES AGES 10-12 $1 6.00/entry

V104 Contemporary V105B Musical Theatre Ballad V105C Musical Theatre Comedy / Up-Tempo

INTERMEDIATE CLASSICAL SOLO CLASSES AGES 13-15 $ 19.00/entry

Class # V201 English Art Song V202 Foreign Language Art Song V203 Sacred

INTERMEDIATE POPULAR MUSIC SOLO CLASSES AGES 13-15 $19.00/entry


SENIOR CLASSICAL SOLO CLASSES AGE 16-18 $22.00/ entry

Class # V301 English Art Song V302 Foreign Language Art Song V303 Sacred & Opera Arias

SENIOR POPULAR MUSIC SOLO CLASSES AGE 16-18 $22 .00/entry


ADULT CLASSICAL SOLO CLASSES AGE 19 & UP $22.0 0/entry

Class # V401 English Art Song, Folk Song, Spirituals V402 Foreign Language Art Song V403 Sacred & Opera Arias

ADULT POPULAR MUSIC SOLO CLASSES AGE 19 & UP $2 2.00/entry


TEACHERS - PLEASE NOTE: * G.S.T. is NOT included in the entry fee prices. This will be added when fees are paid at either location of Carillon Music. If entries are mailed to Carillon Music, the payee must add the G.S.T. to the entry fee

VOICE ENSEMBLE CLASSES * all styles welcome

Class # V801 Small Voice Ensembles (2-4 participants) (all ages) $12.00 per participant V802 Large Voice Ensembles (5+ participants) (all ages) $12.00 per participant

PIANO WITH VOCALS CLASSES

Class # PV1 Junior Piano with Vocals (ages 15 and under) $16.00/entry PV2 Senior Piano with Vocals (ages 16 and up) $20.00/entry

VOICE COMPOSITION CLASSES

Class # VC1 Junior Composition (ages 15 and under) $16.00/entry VC2 Senior Composition (ages 16 and up) $20.00/entry

VOICE QUICK STUDY CLASSES

Class # QSV1 Junior Quick Study (ages 15 and under) $16.00/entry QSV2 Senior Quick Study (ages 16 and up) $20.00/entry

NON COMPETITIVE MASTER CLASS *all ages and styles welcome Class # VMC Master Class Workshop $16.00/entry

TEACHERS - PLEASE NOTE: * Students may not enter more than one selection in any class unless stated otherwise in the footnotes below. * Primary Voice Classes: Students may enter up to 2 pieces in either class V001 or V002, providing the entries are of contrasting genre (V001 – art song, folk, spiritual), or of contrasting tempo (V002 – ballad, comedy / up-tempo). * Junior & Intermediate Voice Classes: Students may enter up to 2 pieces in either of the Classical classes (V101, V102, V201, V202), providing the second piece is on contrasting genre (V101 & V201 – art song, folk, spiritual) or language (V102 & V202). * Senior & Adult Voice Classes: Students may enter up to 2 pieces in any of the Classical classes (V301, V302, V303, V401, V402, V403), providing the second piece is on contrasting genre (V301 & V401 – art song, folk, spiritual), language (V302 & V402) or genre (V303 & V403). * Ensemble classes: Students may not participate in multiple teams (classes V801 & V802). * Master Class: Participants may enter up to 2 pieces of contrasting genre. * All voice entries must have live piano accompaniment. * In the Piano with Vocals classes, students accompany themselves and the adjudication will be based on both the piano and vocal performance combined. * Students who wish to be considered for certain trophies or scholarships should consult the scholarship

requirements list. * Requests must be made in writing on the Carillon Festival entry form. Carillon Music and the Festival

Committee CAN NOT guarantee that requests will be met. If your request is not met there will be No Refund of entry fees. All requests must include at least two different days as an option.

* Accompanying policy for voice entrants: If needed – accompanists are available for a fee of $20 / song. This includes the accompanists preparation time, a 15 minute rehearsal prior to the festival and any performances for the duration of the festival (including awards concert). The accompanist’s fee must be paid at the time of registration by cash or cheque separate from the entry fees. * Voice Composition students may have an accompanist.


Guitar Festival Classes


* In the Guitar Solo with Vocals class – the adjudication will be based on both the guitar and the vocal performance combined

* G.S.T. is NOT included in the entry fee prices. * Students may enter up to three (contrasting) selections in classes G101 – G302, GV1 and G501. * Students may not enter more than one selection in class G401. In the duet / trio / ensemble classes, a student may not participate in multiple teams. * Students who wish to be considered for certain trophies or scholarships should consult the scholarship

requirements list. * Requests must be made in writing on the Carillon Festival entry form. Carillon Music and the Festival committee CAN NOT guarantee that requests will be met. If your request is not met there will be No Refund of entry fees. All requests must include at least two different days as an option.


GUITAR SOLO CLASSES JUNIOR SOLO CLASSES GRADES 1 - 3 $16.00/entry

Class # G101 Acoustic G102 Electric INTERMEDIATE SOLO CLASSES GRADES 4 – 6 $19.00/e ntry Class # G201 Acoustic G202 Electric SENIOR SOLO CLASSES GRADES 7 – ARCT $22.00/entr y Class # G301 Acoustic

G302 Electric

COMPOSITION CLASS ALL GRADES $19.00/entry Class # G401 Guitar Composition ENSEMBLE CLASSES (all styles) Class # G501 Guitar Duet or Trio (all grades) $12.00 per participant G601 Guitar Duet or Trio with Vocals (all grades) $12.00 per participant G701 Guitar Ensemble (4 or more participants) $12.00 per participant G701 Teacher / student duet classes (intro – grade 3) combined total $18.00 (grades 4 – 6) combined total $20.00 GUITAR WITH VOCALS (all styles & grades) Class # GV1 Guitar with Vocals $16.00 per participant NON COMPETITIVE MASTER CLASS (all styles & grades) Class # GMC Master Class $16.00 per participant

String Festival Classes


* G.S.T. is NOT included in the entry fee prices.

* Students may enter multiple (contrasting) selections in classes S101 – S303. * Students may not enter more than one selection in classes S401-S403. In the duet and ensemble classes, a student may not participate in multiple teams. * Students who wish to be considered for certain trophies or scholarships should consult the scholarship



PRIMARY SOLO CLASSES PRE-GRADE 1 (all styles) $14.00/entry

Class # S001 Violin S002 Viola S003 Cello

JUNIOR SOLO CLASSES GRADES 1 - 3 (all styles) $ 16.00/entry

Class # S101 Violin S201 Viola S301 Cello S401 Composition

INTERMEDIATE SOLO CLASSES GRADES 4 - 6 (all styles ) $19.00/entry

Class # S102 Violin S202 Viola S302 Cello S402 Composition

SENIOR SOLO CLASSES GRADES 7 and up (all styles) $22.00/entry

Class # S103 Violin S203 Viola S303 Cello S403 Composition ENSEMBLE CLASSES (all styles) Class # S501 Violin & Piano Duet (all grades) $12.00 per participant S601 Viola & Piano Duet (all grades) $12.00 per participant S701 Cello & Piano Duet (all grades) $12.00 per participant S801 Teacher / student duet classes (intro – grade 3) combined total $18.00 (grades 4 – 6) combined total $20.00 S901 Ensembles (3 or more instruments) $12.00 per participant NON COMPETITIVE MASTER CLASS (all styles & grades) Class # SMC Master Class $16.00 per participant

Organ Festival Classes


* G.S.T. is NOT included in the entry fee prices.

* Students may enter up to three (contrasting) selections in classes 1001 – 1008. * Students who wish to be considered for certain trophies or scholarships should consult the scholarship



PRIMARY ORGAN CLASSES PRE-GRADE 1 $14.00/entry

Class # 1001 Introductory Repertoire * students who are not yet ready for a graded system.

OPEN ORGAN CLASSES ALL GRADES $17.00/entry

Class # 1006 Junior Organ Repertoire (grades 1 - 3) 1007 Intermediate Organ Repertoire (grades 4 - 6) 1008 Senior Organ Repertoire (grades 7 - ARCT)

Carillon Music Festival Awards

ANNUAL PIANO TROPHIES & SCHOLARSHIPS:

The winner in each of the following categories will receive the designated scholarship in addition to keeping the Annual Trophy until April 15th, 2015.

Primary

Junior

Intermediate

Senior

Advanced

$50.00 Cash Scholarship





Eligibility: 1. Primary: any three competitive primary solo entries. Students must receive at least one gold certificate.

2. Junior, Intermediate, Senior and Advanced - must include the following:

a) Quick study, improvisation or composition piano entry

b) Any two solo piano entries from the Contemporary Festival

c) Any two solo piano entries from the Classical Festival

OVERALL ACHIEVEMENT TROPHIES & SCHOLARSHIPS:

The winner in each of the following categories will receive the designated scholarship and Annual Trophy (to be returned to Carillon Music at the requested time).

Voice Achievement

Guitar Achievement

Contemporary Piano

Achievement

Classical Piano Achievement





Eligibility:

1. Voice – must include the following:

a) Voice Quick Study or Voice Composition entry

b) English Classical Song entry (including Folk Song, Spirituals, Sacred, Opera Aria)

c) Foreign Language Song entry (including Sacred, Opera Aria)

d) Musical Theatre entry (Ballad or Up-Tempo)

2. Guitar – three contrasting solo guitar entries.

3. Contemporary Piano – must include the following:

a) Improvisation or Composition piano entry

b) Pop entry

c) Jazz / Blues entry

d) Ragtime entry

4. Classical Piano – must include the following:

a) Quick study, Improvisation or Composition piano entry

b) Baroque piano entry

c) Classical piano entry (or Advanced Sonata Class entry)

d) Romantic, Post-romantic or 20th / 21st Century entry

5. Overall Strings Trophy - students must enter three contrasting solo string entries. The student with the highest overall average mark will receive the trophy.

* Please note: only pieces listed as Repertoire in the RCM syllabus (or equivalent) will be eligible as Classical Piano entries for overall trophy and scholarship consideration.

ANNUAL MUSICIANSHIP TROPHIES & SCHOLARSHIPS:

The winner in each of the following categories will receive the designated scholarship in addition to keeping the Annual Trophy until April 15th, 2014.

Junior Musicianship

(grades 1 – 6)

Senior Musicianship

(grades 7 – ARCT)



Eligibility: Junior and Senior – must include the following:

a) Quick study, improvisation or composition entry

b) Baroque or classical piano entry (or Advanced Sonata Class entry), or any solo classical voice entry, or any solo guitar entry c) Romantic or post-romantic or 20th / 21st century piano entry, or contemporary voice or musical theatre voice entry

d) Pop, jazz / blues or ragtime piano entry, or any Classical Festival solo piano entry

e) Any duet or trio or ensemble, or ragtime piano, or any Classical Festival solo piano entry

* In the event that the minimum requirement of entries is not met in any of the above award and scholarship categories, the Festival Committee reserves the right to cancel the presentation of a scholarship or alter the denomination.

* Please note: only pieces listed as Repertoire in the RCM syllabus (or equivalent) will be eligible as Classical Piano entries for overall trophy and scholarship consideration.

CONTEMPORARY PIANO SOLO TROPHIES:

Eligibility: students must participate in a minimum of two competitive solo Contemporary Festival classes. The student with the highest mark in each category will receive the trophy.

Grades 1 - 3: Junior Contemporary Trophy Junior Jazz / Blues Trophy Junior Ragtime Trophy

Grades 4 - 6: Intermediate Contemporary Trophy Intermediate Jazz / Blues Trophy Intermediate Ragtime Trophy

Grades 7 - 9: Senior Contemporary Trophy Senior Jazz / Blues Trophy Senior Ragtime Trophy

Grades 10 - ARCT: Advanced Contemporary Trophy Advanced Jazz / Blues Trophy Advanced Ragtime Trophy

PIANO DUET / TRIO / ENSEMBLE TROPHIES:

Eligibility: teams with the highest mark in each category will receive the trophy

Junior Duet / Trio Trophies (grades 1 - 3) Intermediate Duet / Trio Trophies (grades 4 - 6) Senior Duet / Trio Trophies (grades 7 - 9) Advanced Duet / Trio Trophies (grades 10 - ARCT) Teacher/Student Trophies (all grades) Two-Piano Duet Trophies (all grades) Two-Piano Quartet Trophies (all grades) Small Ensemble (Multi-Instrument) Trophies (all Small Ensemble classes)

VOICE ENSEMBLE TROPHIES:

Eligibility: teams with the highest mark in each category will receive the trophy

Small Voice Ensemble Trophies (2-4 performers) (all ages) Large Voice Ensemble Trophies (5+ performers) (all ages)

CLASSICAL PIANO SOLO TROPHIES:

Eligibility: students must participate in a minimum of two competitive solo Classical Piano Festival classes (one of which may be the Advanced Sonata Class). The student with the highest mark in each category will receive the trophy.

Grades 1 - 3: Junior Baroque Trophy Junior Classical Trophy Junior Romantic Trophy Junior 20th / 21st Century Trophy

Grades 4 - 6: Intermediate Baroque Trophy Intermediate Classical Trophy Intermediate Romantic Trophy Intermediate 20th / 21st Century Trophy

Grades 7- 9: Senior Baroque Trophy Senior Classical Trophy Senior Romantic Trophy Senior Post-Romantic Trophy Senior 20th / 21st Century Trophy

Grades 10 - ARCT: Advanced Baroque Trophy Advanced Classical Trophy Advanced Romantic Trophy Advanced Post-Romantic Trophy Advanced 20th / 21st Century Trophy

PIANO CONCERT GROUP TROPHIES:

Eligibility: The student with the highest mark in each category will receive the trophy

Junior Concert Group Trophy (grades 1 - 3) Intermediate Concert Group Trophy (grades 4 - 6) Senior Concert Group Trophy (grades 7 - 9) Advanced Concert Group Trophy (grades 10 - ARCT)

GUITAR SOLO TROPHIES:

Eligibility: students must participate in a minimum of two competitive solo guitar festival classes. The student with the highest mark in each discipline will receive the trophy.

VOICE SOLO TROPHIES:

Eligibility: students must participate in a minimum of two solo competitive voice festival classes. The student with the highest mark in each discipline will receive the trophy. PRIMARY VOICE TROPHY:

Eligibility: students must participate in 2 English Art Songs and 1 Musical Theatre solo primary voice festival classes. The student with the highest overall average mark will receive the trophy. STRINGS SOLO TROPHIES:

Eligibility: students must participate in a minimum of two solo strings festival classes. The student with the highest mark in each discipline will receive the trophy. ORGAN SOLO TROPHIES:

Eligibility: students must participate in a minimum of two solo organ festival classes. The student with the highest mark in each discipline will receive the trophy. SPECIALTY CLASS AWARDS:

Eligibility: the student with the highest mark in each category will receive the trophy.

Jr. Piano Improvisation Trophy (grades 1 - 6) Sr. Piano Improvisation Trophy (grades 7 - ARCT) Jr. Piano Quick Study Trophy (grades 1 - 3) Inter. Piano Quick Study Trophy (grades 4 - 6) Sr. Piano Quick Study Trophy (grades 7 - ARCT) Jr. Piano Composition Trophy (grades 1 - 6) Sr. Piano Composition Trophy (grades 7 - ARCT) Jr. Voice Quick Study Trophy (ages 10-15) Sr. Voice Quick Study Trophy (ages 16-adult) Voice Composition Trophy (all ages) Guitar Composition Trophy (all grades) Ensemble Composition Trophies (all grades)

Advanced Sonata Trophy (grades 10-ARCT)

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