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Northampton Festival of the Performing Arts

Northampton Festival

of the Performing Arts

Affiliated to the

British and International Federation of Festivals for Music, Drama & Speech

of which Her Majesty the Queen is Patron

Registered as a Charity No 292172

www.northamptonfestival.org.uk

PROGRAMME £2

Saturday 20th May to

Thursday 25th May 2017

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THE 40TH NORTHAMPTON FESTIVAL

OF THE PERFORMING ARTS

PROGRAMME CONTENTS

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1. Timetable 5

2. Celebration Concert date and AGM 6

3. Annual General Meeting date & Who to contact 7

4. Rules of Entry 8

5. Adjudicators and Accompanists 10

6. Venues 14

7. Supporters, friends and Sponsors 15

8. Child protection 16

9. PROGRAMME FOR SPEECH & DRAMA CLASSES 18 – 33

10. PROGRAMME FOR MUSIC CLASSES

Rock Bands 35

Non-competitive (any instrument) and Concerto 36

Brass 37

Orchestral Ensemble 38

Vocal 39

Community Choirs 41

Strings 42

Woodwind 46

Piano 50

Recorder 59

Percussion 60

Guitars and Ukulele 61

School Choirs 58 & 62

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TIMETABLE

Sat 20th May NMPAT Edmund Rubbra Hall Rock Bands 5.30pm

NMPAT Richard Coles Hall Non-competitive,

Composition & Concerto 6pm - 7.40pm

Sun 21st May Northampton High School Brass & orchestral 10am – lunch

Vocal 2pm

Vocal mini workshop 4.10pm

Adult choirs 5.30pm – 7pm

NMPAT Studio Speech & Drama 3.30pm – 7pm

NMPAT Richard Coles Hall Strings 9.30am – 4.45pm

NMPAT Theatre Woodwind 9.30am – lunch

NMPAT Edmund Rubbra Hall Woodwind 2pm – tea

Mon 22nd May NMPAT Richard Coles Hall Piano 9.30am – tea

NMPAT Room 14 Piano 6pm – 9pm

Abington Avenue URC Speech & Drama 9am - 8pm

Tues 23rd May NMPAT Richard Coles Hall Piano 9.30am – tea

Christchurch Church School Choirs 10am – 11am

Recorders 11.10am – lunch

NMPAT Edmund Rubbra Hall Percussion 10am – 11.30am

Guitar & Ukulele 11.30am – lunch

Abington Avenue URC Speech & Drama 9am - 8pm

Wed 26th May Abington Avenue URC Speech & Drama Concert 6pm – 7pm

Thurs 25th May Christchurch Church School Choirs 10am – lunch

Abington Avenue URC Festival Finale

Celebration Concert 7pm

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40th Anniversary

Festival Finale

CELEBRATION

CONCERT

Abington Avenue United Reformed Church

Northampton NN1 4QA

7.00 pm Thursday, 25th May 2017

A selection of outstanding performances from the Festival.

Also performances by specially invited guests.

THE EXCELSIOR CUP, CASH PRIZE & ST GILES MUSIC SPONSORED VOUCHER WILL BE AWARDED TO THE

ADJUDGED BEST PERFORMANCES ON THE EVENING

TICKETS AVAILABLE FREE OF CHARGE - TO SAVE DISAPPOINTMENT PLEASE

REQUEST YOUR TICKET IN ADVANCE EITHER AT A FESTIVAL OFFICE, EVENT OR

FROM A COMMITTEE MEMBER

Entrance from 6.15pm Light refreshments will be available at the Interval

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ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

Northampton Festival of the Performing Arts will be held

Room 26 NMPAT Kettering Road Northampton at 7:00pm on Wednesday 28th June 2017

Who to contact

DURING THE FESTIVAL PLEASE CONTACT THE FESTIVAL OFFICE 07732 192 336 This number is only available during the Festival period

For general queries and queries about Speech and Drama contact:

Hon General Secretary/ Speech and Drama co-ordinators Ms Jenaya Marie Smith Elms Studio 6 Adams Avenue Northampton NN1 4LQ [email protected] 07956 207555 (please text ONLY during Festival period)

For queries about Music contact:

Music Co-ordinator

Mrs Janet Marshall 1 The Old Dairy Farm Church Lane East Haddon NN6 8DB [email protected] 01604 771378

Mrs Simone Reid [email protected] 01604 647782

ONLINE-ENTRY PROCESSING QUERIES and FEEDBACK [email protected]

mailto:[email protected]





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FESTIVAL RULES OF ENTRY

Full information can be found by visiting our website

www.northamptonfestival.org.uk

ENTRIES

1. All entries must be made on the official entry forms, preferably online, or failing that submitted as a paper entry and must reach

the Entries Secretary on or before the closing date as given in the syllabus.

LATE ENTRIES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.

2. No entry will be accepted UNLESS accompanied by the Entry Fee .Entry fees will only be returned as a decision of the

committee. The committee reserves the right to refuse any entry.

3. Each entrant must be in the appropriate school year group for each class. Group entries must belong to the specified year

groupings.

4. Performers in all ensemble classes must be bona fide members of the group concerned.

5. Entrants may perform only once in each class except in duet, trio or ensemble classes where an entrant may perform more than

once provided a different part is played.

GENERAL

6. The Festival is for amateurs, which is defined as one who does not receive more than out-of-pocket expenses for services

rendered in those branches of the arts with which the Festival is concerned. This rule does not apply to a conductor.

7. The committee reserves the right to limit, cancel or subdivide any class.

8. The committee reserves the right to substitute any Adjudicator without notice.

9. NO photographs or recordings may be taken DURING ANY PERFORMANCE but may be taken after the performance WITH

RELEVANT PERMISSION.

10. The Festival committee cannot accept responsibility for property left at the venues during the Festival

11. Confirmation of venue, date, and time of classes will be available on the festival website (www.northamptonfestival.org.uk) or in

the printed Programme when available.

OWN CHOICE PIECES 12. A copy of Own Choice pieces (including choices from examination grades) must be provided for the Adjudicator’s use on the

day and be marked with name and class number, otherwise the performance will be judged non-competitively.

13. Where music has an accompaniment, this should be used. Official Accompanists will be available if requested at the time of

entry and must be provided with an original copy from which to play for the performance. A copy of the Own Choice piece must

reach the Music Co-ordinator at least two weeks prior to the Festival or direct to the Official Accompanist as listed in the

Programme. Failure to comply with this rule will mean that the entrant should supply their own accompanist. A CD accompaniment

will be acceptable.

14. Time Limits apply to actual performance time, which does not include tuning time, setting of the stage or introduction. Time

Limits will be strictly adhered to and if exceeded the performance may not be placed.

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ASSESSMENT & AWARDS

15. The Festival is not an examination and all involved come for enjoyment and to learn. The committee prefers to use the

Adjudicator’s time to talk and explain how to achieve an even better performance.

16. A Category system as recommended by Federation of Festivals is used as a method of assessment:

O Outstanding performance in terms of technique and artistic interpretation

VG Very Good performance in terms of technical preparation and with artistic merit

G Good performance, well prepared and showing artistic merit

M Moderate performance, showing a fair standard of general preparation

I Insecure performance at present

The Adjudicator’s decision will be regarded as final.

17. No entrant, teacher or interested party may discuss any aspect of the Festival with an Adjudicator before, during or after

classes, except at the invitation of the Adjudicator.

18. Every entrant will receive a Performance Certificate and the Adjudicator’s comments. After Adjudication, Certificates and

Awards will be presented. Awards may be withheld if, in the opinion of the Adjudicator, sufficient merit is not shown.

19. Trophies remain the property of the Northampton Festival and should be returned to the Trophies Secretary one month prior to

the next Festival

COPYRIGHT 20. It is the entrant’s responsibility to ensure that the provisions of the 1956 and 1988 Copyright Acts are observed. The Music

Publishers’ Association has revised its Code of Practice insofar as Own Choice Works selected from volumes is concerned: When

selecting from a publication containing several different works and where the required work is not published separately, one copy

may be made for the Adjudicator. The copy will be retained by the Festival and destroyed after the event. This permission does not

apply to set works nor to making copies for Accompanists who must always be given an original copy from which to play. Single

copies of items may not be photocopied without the prior permission of the Copyright holder.

For further information please visit the British & International Federation of Festival website: Federation

copyright details

21. Our Speech and Drama section is pleased to announce that it has entered into an agreement with the Authors’ Licensing and

Collecting Society. This means that performers do not have to seek Copyright permission for any poetry, prose or solo dramatic

items performed to a limit of 10 minutes. Performers and teachers will be delighted to know that their participation in this Festival

means that authors will be directly reimbursed as a consequence of their works being performed at this Festival.

22. Solo dramatic items must be announced with title and author at the time of performance to qualify for copyright indemnity, and

the performer must not change the words or gender of the character.

23. Duologues and group dramatic activity are not covered by this agreement and copyright for these items should be sought by

performers at time of entry.

24. Performers in Own Choice verse classes will be required to submit a copy to the Adjudicator’s Steward stating TITLE – AUTHOR - PUBLISHER.

http://www.federationoffestivals.org.uk/copyright/

http://www.federationoffestivals.org.uk/copyright/

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Adjudicators

The Festival appoints Adjudicators for each class. These are generally nationally

renowned and appointed via the British and International Federation of Festivals for

Music, Drama & Speech. We ask our adjudicators to give praise, encouragement and

constructive criticism in appropriate balance. We hope that all performers will be

encouraged and motivated by the adjudicators' comments to further develop and advance

their skills.

Speech & Drama Section Eleanor McLeod

Eleanor comes from Swansea in Wales, where she first gained a love of the spoken word

through taking LAMDA examinations, later gaining her LAMDA teaching diploma. She is also a

qualified teacher with a Masters Degree in Education. Eleanor has been a professional actress

for most of her life, appearing on stage, television, radio and taking

Shakespeare to schools all over the world for the British Council. A member

of the LAMDA examinations board, she is also a published author of two

books of poetry for children. Eleanor adjudicates for The British and

International Federation of Festivals.

Music Section

Fiona Brice – Rock Bands

Fiona Brice was born in Northampton and ex- County

Youth Orchestra and after graduating from King's College

London and the Royal Academy of Music, London, she started

playing violin onstage. She is a classically trained orchestral composer, arranger and

violinist and best known as a sidewoman with the alternative rock band Placebo. She also

specialises in adapting songs and scores for concert performances.

As a violinist she has performed and recorded with many high profile artists

including Kanye West, Jay-Z, Beyonce, Katie Melua, Gorillaz, Westlife, Robbie

Williams.

Fiona also collaborates as a songwriter, writes music for theatre, plays piano,

keyboards, and sings.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King%27s_College_London

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King%27s_College_London

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_Academy_of_Music

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sidewoman

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alternative_rock

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Placebo_(band)

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Barry Clark – School Choirs, Recorders

Barry studied piano and trumpet at the Royal Academy of Music. For thirty years he was Head of Music in schools in Harrow, Market Harborough and Kettering, during which time his bands, orchestras and choirs won numerous awards at

national and international events. More recently his choir ‘Masquerade’ have been Children’s Choir of the Year and winners at Llangollen three times. In 1997 he took early retirement in order to concentrate on his examining work and adjudicating for the British and International Federation of Festivals, and since then he has travelled extensively. He is married with two sons, one of whom is principal pianist for the Royal Ballet.

Caroline Clemmow – Piano and Strings

Caroline has a rich and varied musical background. As a violinist she led the Kent Youth

Orchestra and was subsequently awarded a piano scholarship to the Royal Academy of Music

where she won many prizes. While performing concertos and solo recitals, Caroline derives

particular pleasure from the field of chamber music, covering an extremely wide repertoire. She

has participated in many London concerts, given numerous broadcasts and played in major

festivals. Caroline is also an adjudicator for The British and International Federation of Festivals.

Charlotte Hill – Woodwind, Concerto and Composition Charlotte Hill is a music educationalist, composer and bassoonist. As a child she studied

composition, bassoon and piano at the GSMD and continued her studies with Edwin Roxburgh

and Edwin Fischer at the RCM, before gaining an MMus in composition at the University of

London. Charlotte lectures at the Faculty of Education, University of Cambridge and receives

regular commissions as a composer, predominantly for choral music.

Charlotte enjoys a lively schedule of examining for ABRSM, and is much in demand as an

adjudicator.

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Sarah Jeffries - Vocal, Community Choirs

Sarah is a vocal graduate of the Royal Academy of Music, where she studied with Josephine Veasey and Patricia Clarke. Whilst at the Academy, Sarah was the recipient of many prizes including Early Music, Lieder and English Song. She was an active member of the opera course, singing roles by Britten, Strauss and Mozart. Upon leaving the Academy, Sarah studied with Margreet Honig at the Sweelinck Conservatorium in Amsterdam. She has sung recitals and oratorios all over the country and was a member of the Opera De Lyon. Sarah is a visiting teacher of voice at Marlborough College in Wiltshire and an adjudicator for the British and International Federation of Festivals.

James Larter – Percussion & Guitars

Born in Northampton in 1994, James has since performed as a soloist and chamber musician in the UK’s most prestigious venues and halls.. James also plays as an orchestral musician having performed side by side with the London Sinfonietta, the BBC Symphony Orchestra, he is an extra with the Philharmonia Orchestra and recently played at the London Coliseum with the St Petersburg Ballet Theatre as Guest Principal Timpanist.

Winning the Peter Morrison Concerto prize and the Percussion Prize, James studied at the Royal College Junior Department with Claire Hasted, Stowe School and, finally, the Purcell School with Kevin Hathway, where he also won the Concerto Prize and reached the category finals of the BBC Young Musician competition. Recent prizes include a Yamaha European Scholarship, the Royal Oversea’s League Sussex Award and the Norman Butler English Speaking Union scholarship. He was recently awarded a scholarship to study in New York from the generous Countess of Munster Foundation.

In the Summer of 2013 he performed Richard Rodney- Bennett’s Marimba Concerto on BBC Radio 3 with the BBC Philharmonic under the baton of John Wilson and performed at the Royal Festival Hall, as the soloist in ‘The Bloodless Giant’; helping to compose and arrange the music. As well as a solo performer, James loves playing as a chamber and orchestral musician, playing in various jazz ensembles, such as the National Youth Jazz Orchestra, and newly formed groups guitarist Ollie Clark; with whom he has a passion for writing music with; they are currently working on an EP. He has also recorded percussion with well known artists Sampha, Stuart Zender and soul singer Omar.

He recently graduated with a First Class Honours from the Royal Academy of Music in London studying with Andy Barclay, Bill Lockhart, Eric Sammut and Colin Currie and is now studying at the Manhattan School of Music in New York City with Chris Lamb, Kyle Zerna, She-e Wu and Duncan Patton.

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James Stretton FTCL GTCL LTCL PGCE - Brass, Orchestral Ensembles James Stretton (b.1967) was born in Warwickshire and flourished in that county’s music

system before studying at Trinity College, London. A successful musical chameleon he

has held senior positions at Harrogate Ladies’ College and Worksop College, combined

with performing as a trumpeter with CBSO, RLPO, London Concert Orchestra and the

Royal Shakespeare Company; most recently with the RSC’s tour of China, Hong Kong

and New York. In addition to Trumpet work, James leads workshops, composes and is a

Trinity College examiner.

Accompanists

Rosemary Robinson tel: 01788 567613

Rosemary read music at Newnham College, Cambridge. Now based in Rugby, she is much in demand as a freelance accompanist and teacher. She has performed throughout the UK as well as in Germany and Norway both on piano and harpsichord. In her spare time she enjoys writing music for recorder ensemble: her suite Ambion Hill was commissioned for the 2009 Society of Recorder Players Festival. She was recently soloist in the premiere of John Hawkes’ Concertino for harpsichord and recorder orchestra. She has also been the official accompanist at the Northern Recorder Course.

Lee Dunleavy [email protected] Lee is a dynamic choral conductor, recitalist and composer, based in Northamptonshire. A former Organ Scholar of Hertford College in the University of Oxford and York Minster, he holds both the Choral Directing Diploma and the Fellowship of the Royal College of Organists and is a prize-winning holder of the Archbishops’ Certificate in Church Music. He is Musical Director of the Northampton Bach Choir, and Director of Music at churches in Olney and Wellingborough

Fiona Gates [email protected]

Richard Holloway tel: 01604 810196

Richard studied at the Royal Manchester College of Music. He then taught piano there and was staff accompanist for several years. In 1975 he moved to Northamptonshire to join the Northamptonshire Music and Performing Arts Service as accompanist and teacher and was for many years head of Trinity Music and Performing Arts Centre.



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VENUES

NORTHAMPTON MUSIC AND PERFORMING ARTS TRUST

125 Kettering Road, Northampton NN1 4AZ

ABINGTON AVENUE UNITED REFORMED CHURCH

Abington Avenue, Northampton NN1 4QA

Tel: 01604 604623/608140

CHRISTCHURCH CHURCH

3 Christchurch Road, Abington, Northampton, NN1 5LL

NORTHAMPTON HIGH SCHOOL, HARDINGSTONE

Newport Pagnell Road, Hardingstone, Northampton NN4 6UU

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Friends

Mrs Pam Bason Lady Lowther

Mrs Judith M Bird Mrs P A Mann

Mrs Jane Clark Mrs I Mcquillan

Mrs Diane Coe Mrs June Nurser

Mrs M M Garner Mrs Jill Pinnock

Miss A R Lock

Sponsors

Abington Avenue United Reform Church Helen Armstrong

CED Accountancy Services Mr and Mrs N J Cobb

Mrs Ruth Cross Steve Droy Pianos

Dr Arabella Dean Mr Peter Dunkley

Mrs Rosalind Gibson Mr Richard J Holloway

Mrs Pat Jackson (in memory of Bob Jackson) Sonia Kelly

Mrs Janet Marshall

Mrs Judith Murray (in memory of Kathleen Madden) Mr and Mrs M S Naylor

Northampton Carnival Arts Consortium Northampton Music Appreciation Society

Northampton Recorder Group Perfect Notes Music School

Mr S Parrott (in memory of Sarah Parker) Mrs Pamela Rawlinson

Rev David Saint Marilyn Rooke

Mr and Mrs J Sexton Mrs R D Shaw

Mr Dean Shears Mrs Christine Smith

Ms Jenaya Smith (Elms Studios) Mr Norman Smith

Mrs Anne Strudwicke Mrs Claire Strudwicke

Mr and Mrs WK Walden Mrs M A Walker OBE

Mr and Mrs J G Weaver

Mr Paul Whybrow Mrs T Young ino Miss Alexandra Young

The Festival acknowledges particular generous support from

THE BENHAM CHARITABLE TRUST --- ---ALBION PROPERTIES--------ST GILES MUSIC

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Northampton Festival of the Performing Arts - Child Protection Policy

The British and International Federation of Festivals for Music, Dance and Speech work for amateur festivals everywhere to help create thousands of educational performance opportunities for children and young people each year.

The Federation, and our member Festivals, are committed to ensuring safe environments for children and young people and believe that it is always unacceptable for a child or young person to experience abuse of any kind. We recognise our responsibility to safeguard the welfare of all children and young people, by a commitment to recommend best practice which protects them.

This policy applies to our Board of Trustees, paid staff, Adjudicator members, volunteers, students or anyone working on behalf of the Federation and our member Festivals.

We recognise that:

• the welfare of the child/young person is paramount • all children, regardless of age, disability, gender, racial heritage, religious belief, sexual orientation or identity, have the right to equal

protection from all types of harm or abuse • working in partnership with children, young people, their parents, carers and other agencies is essential in promoting young people’s

welfare.

The purpose of the policy:

• to provide protection for the children and young people who participate in our festivals, including the children of festival members • to provide staff and volunteers with guidance on procedures they should adopt in the event that they suspect a child or young person

may be experiencing, or be at risk of, harm

We will seek to safeguard children and young people by:

• valuing them, listening to and respecting them • adopting child protection guidelines through procedures and safe working practice for staff and volunteers • recruiting staff and volunteers safely, ensuring all necessary checks are made • sharing information about child protection and safe working practice with children, parents, staff and volunteers • sharing information about concerns with agencies who need to know, and involving parents and children appropriately • providing effective management for staff and volunteers through supervision, support and training.

The Federation will review this policy each year in November in line with Safe Network guidance or sooner in light of any changes in legislation or guidance. All changes will be communicated to our member Festivals in time for the start of the new Festival year.

Creating Safer Festivals for Everyone

The Federation and its member Festivals use the following policies and procedures to create Safer Festivals for everyone:

1. A single, definitive Child Protection Policy adopted by all Federation Festivals.

2. One or more designated Festival Safeguarding Officers (FSO) appointed for each Federation Festival. Name: Jenaya Smith 07956 207555

3. Best practice advice in the form of Safe Working Practice and Festival Child Protection leaflets, with support and training for all Festival staff and volunteers. Including clear reporting procedures for anyone with a concern about a child.

4. Appropriate recruitment and induction procedures for all new Festival staff and volunteers responsible for providing safe environments for everyone attending / performing at a Federation Festival.

5. All Festival personnel wear an official badge. All teachers/parents/guardians /carers are asked to report all incidents of any nature to anyone wearing a badge. All reported incidents will be handled in accordance with the Safe Working Practice and Festival Child Protection best practice advice. In addition we will ensure the availability of a quiet area / room where concerns can be expressed in private.

6. For the duration of a Festival all teachers/parents/guardians/carers are responsible for the continuous care and supervision of their own children/pupils. If they are unable to attend personally, they must delegate their responsibilities to an identified adult and ensure that their children/pupils are aware of the identity and name of the person responsible for their care. This includes supervision throughout all Festival venues, practice and changing areas that may be provided. The Festival cannot take responsibility for any property left unattended.

7. No unauthorised photography, audio or video recording of children and young people is allowed at our Festivals. Where parents/guardians/carers do not wish photos to be taken at all, then the responsible adult attending should ensure that their child is not included in official photos.

8. Some children and vulnerable adults may have specific needs in order to take part. If this is the case we ask the responsible teachers/parents/guardians/carers to contact the Festival Secretary prior to arrival. The Festival actively seeks wherever possible to meet these needs, but must know beforehand in order to prepare support – or to advise that help cannot be provided on this occasion.

9. The Festival’s Child Protection Policy and approach to Creating Safer Festivals for Everyone is published explicitly in our Syllabus, Programme and Website. By completing and signing the entry form all parents / guardians / carers and teachers of entrants under 18 (or vulnerable adults of any age) confirm that they give (or have obtained) the necessary consents for the entrants to take part in the Festival. Without consent the entry to the Festival cannot be accepted.

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NMPAT

Studio

Adjudicator: Eleanor McLeod

Sunday 21st May 2017

3:30 – 4:15 343 SOLO ACTING Year 4 and under

Award Class sponsored by Paul Whybrow

1. Joseph Duffy

2. Amelie Sanger

3. Ethan Botterill

4. Lily Johnson

5. Natasha Hindhaugh-Fjord

6. Alara Kucukcalik

7. Sophie Steward

8. Mia Birch

9. Isabella Moxon

Award – The Sally Tollitt Shield Best Performance in 344A/344B

4:15-5:15 344A SOLO ACTING Years 5 and 6

1. India Hodges

2. Thomas Johnson

3. Haiden Battison

4. Eliza Ali

5. Nikki Lily Atife

6. Lucie Coombes

7. Tegan Stokes

8. Kyla Watson

9. William Hunter

10. Maddie Myers

11. Tom Burglass

5:15-5:35 Tea

Speech & Drama

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5:35-6:15 339 DUOLOGUES Years 3 - 6

Class Sponsored by Norman Smith in memory of Bobby Smith

1. Jane Sigbodhla & Alessandra Jahina

2. Samiha Choudhary & Arianna Hay

3. Anabel Lloyd & Connie Harvey

4. Megan Ransford & Felicity Hamilton

5. Nikki Lily Atife & Lucie Coombes

6. Amelie Sanger & Maddie Myers

7. Tom Burglass & William Hunter

8. Aimee Tibbs & Isobel Hill

9. Tegan Stokes & Kyla Watson

6:15-7:00 344B SOLO ACTING Years 5 and 6

1. Charlotte Urban

2. Eloise Lay

3. Katie Maybin

4. Charlotte Brown

5. Adele Steward

6. Ben Meachem

7. Josie-Mae White

8. Evie Dark

9. Beatriz Kingsmill-Smith

10. Faith Atkinson

11. Ciara Jones

END OF SESSION

All entrants should keep Wednesday 24th May

from 6pm – 7pm free, in case they are

selected to perform in our Concert at Abington Avenue

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Abington Avenue

United Reformed Church


Monday 22nd May 2017

Overall best performance in Classes 302 and 313

Award Sponsored by CED Accountancy

09:00 – 9:30 302 VERSE SPEAKING Year 1

1. Isabelle Waggott

2. Summer Coutts

3. Charlie Leech

4. Chloe Inman

5. Jessica Summers

6. Maisie Beckett

7. Molly Redshaw

8. Megan Inman

9. Daisy Humpherston

9:30 – 10:10 313 SET VERSE SPEAKING Year 1

Toes by Judith Nicholls or Sounds Good by Judith Nicholls

1. Phoebe Anderson

2. Cali Robinson

3. Jemima Frisby

4. Emma Dye

5. Libby Anderson

6. Nathan Doherty

7. Brooke Robinson

8. Harry Kiziak

9. Logan Buckseall

10. Amelie Heron

11. Freddie Garrod

Speech & Drama

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Award Sponsored by Dean Shears

10:10-10:50 303 VERSE SPEAKING OWN CHOICE Year 2

1. Emily O'Toole

2. Harriot Reid

3. Brooke Pycroft

4. Ernest Prescott

5. Lily Brooks

6. Jackson McCrory

7. Ella Young

8. Emily Gates

9. Amber Jenkins

10. Lana Webb

11. Ethan Botterill

10:50 – 11:05 Break

11:05 – 11:45 314 SET VERSE SPEAKING Year 2

Wiggly Giggles by Stacy Jo Crossen or London’s Sky by Andrew Collett

1. Grace Humphrey

2. Connor Martin

3. Maisie Stawarz

4. Jade Mourier

5. Ariane Price

6. Lewis Rayment-Greaves

7. Molly Ferrier

8. Alisha Paterson

9. Rosie Gallimore

10. Ethan Botterill

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Award Sponsor by Elms Studio in memory of Kathleen Leah Elms


1. Charlotte Tyrer

2. Emilia Anderson

3. Emily Savage

4. Elloise Tildesley

5. Lucy Nickerson

6. Elizabeth Coe

7. Callum Caple

8. Joshua Summers

9. Tinzy Roberts

10. Olivia Beckett

11. Millie Little

12. Grace Gardener

13. Lexi Coggin

14. Isabella Moxon


The Busy Head by Charles Thomson or Three Little Pigs by Marian Swinger

1. Emma Beckett

2. Erin Hall

3. Catherine Phocas

4. Eve Parsons

5. William Coulton

6. Jacob Palmer

7. Brandon Martin

8. Georgia Stawarz

9. Thomas Donaldson

10. Isabella Moxon

1:10 - 2:10 LUNCH

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Overall best performance in Classes 304 and 315 Award Sponsor by Judith Murray in memory of Kathleen Madden


1. Joseph Duffy

2. Bethany Rogers

3. Gracie-Mae Steele

4. James Bell

5. Louis Druker

6. Jamie Young

7. Gracie Green

8. James Eldred

9. Bella Godley

10. Dylan Adams

11. Lucy Stiles

12. Sean Collier

13. Pheobe Usher

14. Jemima Haxby

15. William Donaldson

16. AJ McCrory

17. Sapphire Hodges

18. Poppy Jones

19. Bodie Hamilton

20. Mia Preston

21. Sophie Steward



selected to perform in our Concert

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3:00-3:30 315 VERSE SPEAKING SET PIECE Year 3

Breakdown by Jean Kenward or Skeleton House by Lawrence Smith

1. Phoebe Wilkinson

2. Freya Asker

3. Oliver Behagg

4. Lucas Heron

5. Jaimee Garrod

6. Summer Mabbutt

7. Katie Battams

8. Megan Murphy

9. Summer Lloyd-Williams

10. Jacob Hall

11. Ellie Evans

12. Abigail Nycz

13. Sophie Steward

Classes 308/319/332 All Arrive for 3:30pm

Overall best performance Sponsored by Abington Avenue URC

3:30 - 4:15

308 VERSE SPEAKING OWN CHOICE Years 7 & 8

1. Charley Knight

2. Tom Moxon

3. Isabelle Botterill

4. Lia Voyce

319 VERSE SPEAKING SET PIECE Years 7 & 8

1. Abhisri Chadalavada

2. Anabelle Warriner

3. Anisha Chadalavada

332 READING FOR PERFORMANCE - Open

1. Anisha Chadalavada

2. Abhisri Chadalavada

4:15 – 5:00 Tea

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Overall best performance in 345/340/347/342

Award Sponsored by Christine Smith in memory of Mary Ayling

5:00-6:15 345 Solo Acting Years 7-8

1. Jasmine Burglass

2. Jess Picot

3. Poppy Morris-Cook

4. Charley Knight

5. Tom Moxon

6. Elliott Smyth

7. Anabelle Warriner

8. Georgia Meachem

9. Isabelle Botterill

10. Jacob Schultes Hall

11. Jessica Wright

12. Liberty Abbott

13. Lucy Owen

14. Samanta Semjonova

15. Mia Watson

16. Kayla Sibanda

17. Zophia Panek

6:15-6:25 Break

6:25-7:25 340 Duologues Years 7-8

1. Jasmine Buglass & Katie Maybin

2. Mattaeus Wardley & Finley Bird

3. Joseph Ward and William Coull

4. Neal Chauhan and Louis Castagna

5. Abdul Benyahoun and Max Meagher

6. Lewis Howes and Tom Vaughan

7. Aiden Hickling and James Kendrick

8. Mason Fisher and James Lawman

9. Fred Walters and Charlie Packman

10. Cian Johnstone and Alfie Bundy

11. Jessica Wright and Sara Fuchs

12. Mia Watson and Sophia Symeou

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7:25 347 Solo Acting Year 11 and over

1. Tya Raikundalia

2. Lizzie Mitchell

3. Gabriella Teriaca




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Abington Avenue

United Reformed Church


Tuesday 23rd May 2017

Award The Parkside Trophy This trophy will be awarded for best overall performance of classes 306A, 306B & 317

09:30-10:15 306A VERSE SPEAKING OWN CHOICE Year 5

1. Bethany Young

2. Catriona Rose

3. Stella Brooks

4. Orla Hand

5. Eliza Corre

6. Taylor Robson

7. Kayla Finnis

8. Olivia Carter

9. Olivia Little

10. Jessica Butcher

11. Freya Devereux

12. Isobelle Young

13. Joshua Berwick

14. Rachel Bell




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10:15 -11:00 306B VERSE SPEAKING OWN CHOICE Year 5

1. Zak Anderson

2. Gracie Wooding

3. Charlie O'Neill

4. Harry O'Toole

5. Alex Young

6. Tom Buglass

7. Archie Robinson

8. Myles Rowley

9. Lucie Coombes

10. Nikki Lily Atife

11. Ques-Li de Bruin

12. Adele Steward

13. Charlotte Brown

14. Charlotte Urban

11:00-11:15 Break


The Troll by Jack Prelutsky or Remember by Elizabeth Jennings

1. Freya Fergusson

2. Shani Voyce

3. Stevie Collier

4. Annie Harris

5. Benjamin Bailey

6. Lucie Coombes

7. Nikki Lily Atife

8. Adele Steward

9. Charlotte Urban

10. Charlotte Brown

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Award Charmandean Cup for best overall in classes 307 & 318


1. Josephine Lawton

2. Lucy Carter

3. Chloe McLaughlan

4. Maddison Earl

5. Poppy Ringer

6. Georgina Nelson

7. Felicity Lentle-Jones

8. Rosie Lockwood

9. Jack Wootliff

10. Isabella Dunham

11. Felicity Hamilton

12. Chloe Golden

13. Caitlin Coggin

14. Poppy Bagshaw



The Insult by Paul Gallico or The Literacy Hour by Claire Bevan

1. Isobel MacIntyre

2. Josh Gillett

3. Ellis Cleary

4. William Button


6. Eloise Lay

12:50-1:50 Lunch

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Groups to arrive at 1:30 and remain until 3:00 when all

performance will be adjudicated

Award Eastfield Shield Best Performance from 324/330/328

324 GROUP ACTING - SHAKESPEARE

1. Duston Eldean

330 GROUP SPEAKING Year 6 and under

1. Woodland View Primary School

328 SCHOOLS - MIXED ARTS OPEN

1. The Standens Barn Band

2. Irthlingborough Nursery & Infant School

3. Duston Eldean

Tea 3:00-3:30




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Sponsored by Abington Avenue United Reformed Church

Award for best overall in classes 322/323/333/334

3:30-4:15 322/323/333/334/336 – All arrive together

322 ORIGINAL POETRY OR PROSE - Open

1. Isabella Moxon

2. Kayla Finnis

323 WRITE YOUR OWN POEM

1. Manvi Dhaliwal

333 MEMORISED PROSE Year 6 & under

1. Chloe Golden


3. Isabella Moxon

4. Nikki Lily Atife

5. Charlotte Urban

334 MEMORISED PROSE Year 7 & over

1. Charley Knight

2. Tom Moxon

3. Sophie Coombes

4. Elizabeth Moxon

336 PREPARED BIBLE READING Year 6 & under

1. Isabella Moxon

4:15-4:30 309 VERSE SPEAKING OWN CHOICE Years 9 & 10

Award Patrickson Memorial Cup

1. Ben Mineards

2. Sophie Coombes

3. Ava Cundale-Ward

4. Charlotte O'Looney

5. Mya Wheatley

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Award for Best Overall Performance 346A and 346B

Class Sponsored by Marilyn Rooke

4:30-5:15 346A SOLO ACTING Years 9 & 10

1. Naia Elliott-Spence

2. Lia Halpin

3. Lewis Simpson

4. Joseph McGoff

5. Joe Lovell

6. Harry Rowland

7. Jacob Benhayoun

8. Ben Mineards

TEA 5.15pm – 5.30pm

5:30-6:15 341 DUOLOGUES Yrs 9 & 10

Award Class Sponsored by Mrs R D Shaw

1. Rebecca Lytollis and Rachel Gough

2. Hanina Rizan & Shreya Srinivason

3. Hannah Jarvis & Emily Moss

4. Joe Lovell & Joseph McGoff

5. Jacob Benhayoun & Seb Marks

6. Sophie Coombes & Ben Mineards

7. Ella May Clarke and Nell Lopez

8. Jade Lemon and Jessica Fosbury




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Award for Best Overall Performance 346A and 346B

Class Sponsored by Marilyn Rooke

6:15-7:15 346B SOLO ACTING Years 9 & 10

1. Arya Raikundalia

2. Ava Cundale-Ward

3. Charlotte O'Looney

4. India Abbott

5. Jasmine Preston

6. Mya Wheatley

7. Roxy Kent

8. Rebecca Lytollis

9. Poppy Baker

Awards:

JUNE NURSER PLATE for Most Promising Junior Actor/Actress Yr 6 & under

ANITA WRIGHT PLATE for Most Promising Senior Actor/Actress Yr 7 & over

ROY WALKER TROPHY for Most Promising Senior Competitor Yr 7 & over

FESTIVAL PLATE for Most Promising Junior Competitor Yr 6 & under

MARY GODMAN SHIELD for Most Memorable Poetry Performance

The recipients of these Awards will be contacted after our festival and invited to attend

The Prize Winners' Concert for their presentation

The Speech and Drama section is grateful for the support given in memory of

Carolyn Allitt, Mr & Mrs Burdett, Dennis Panter, Kate Trueman and Anita Wright

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NMPAT Door 2 Edmund Rubbra Hall

Adjudicator: Fiona Brice

Saturday May 20th 2017

Award for Best Overall Performance 72 and 73

Class Sponsored by Northampton Carnival Arts Consortium

5:30 pm

72 ROCK BAND – Yr 9 & under Not to exceed 8 minutes

1. Green Line

2. Pangea

73 ROCK BAND - Open Not to exceed 8 minutes

1. Check The Suggestions

2. 10AM

3. TYPE 22

Your Festival

Each year the Festival embraces a wide variety of activities

A CHANCE TO PERFORM

A CHANCE FOR APPRAISAL

A CHANCE TO HEAR OTHERS PERFORM

We are a self-financing charitable organisation run by a team of dedicated volunteers. If you would

like to help you can do so by volunteering as a Steward, becoming a Friend or a Sponsor

Rock Bands

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NMPAT Door 1 Richard Coles Hall

Adjudicator: Charlotte Hill

Accompanist: Lee Dunleavy

Saturday May 20th 2017

6.00pm NON-COMPETITIVE – ANY INSTRUMENT

1. Afag Wilson 2. Charmaine Tearle

3. Jonathan Robin, Timothy Robin & Nesia Robin

4. Rubertine Carmen Allen 5. Sophie King

6.20pm COMPOSITION CLASS An original composition for 1 or more instruments and up to 12 performers.

The composer may take part as performer or director. Not to exceed 5 minutes.

1. Tabitha Brown

2. Andrew Young

6.40pm CONCERTO CLASS Entries are invited for any instrument including piano, percussion or voice;

to perform a movement or song(s) from a concerted work which would normally be

accompanied by an orchestra or instrumental ensemble.

Cadenzas may be included. Accompaniment interludes may be shortened.

Award The Parsons Trophy

1. Isaac Prince 2. William Gold 3. Rowan Dymott 4. Rebecca Thomas

Concerto and Composer

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Northampton High School Hardingstone

Adjudicator: Jim Stretton Accompanist: Lee Dunleavy

Sunday May 21st 2017


Class Sponsored by Pat Jackson in memory of Bob Jackson

10:00am

12 BRASS INSTRUMENT SOLO Year 6 & under Not to exceed 3 minutes

1. Amelia Butler 2. Kaitlyn Smyth 3. Polly Rumble

10:15am

13 BRASS INSTRUMENT SOLO Year 9 & under Not to exceed 4 minutes 1. Henry Bailey 2. Kim Sheriff 3. Euan Willis 4. James Ward

10:35am

14 BRASS INSTRUMENT Year 11 & under Not to exceed 7 minutes

1. Amelia Deering 2. Elliott Barnes-Ward 3. Bradley Wilson

10:35am

15 BRASS INSTRUMENT SOLO Open Not to exceed 7 minutes

1. Anna Langton

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11:10am

17 BRASS INSTRUMENT DUET OR TRIO Year 6 & under

Not to exceed 4 minutes

1. Amaya Diaz and Lily Lazarus

18 BRASS INSTRUMENT DUET OR TRIO Year 9 & under


1. Polly Rumble & James Ward

11:30am

Northampton Festival token awards for both classes 21 & 24

21 BRASS ENSEMBLE Year 6 & under Not to exceed 4 minutes 1. Ecton Brook Primary School Brass

24 BRASS ENSEMBLE Open Not to exceed 10 minutes 1. Liberty Drum Corps

11:50am

Award Dingley Cup for Best Performance from 67 and 68

67 ORCHESTRAL ENSEMBLE Year 6 & under Not to exceed 10 minutes

Class Sponsored by C E D Accountancy Services

1. Moulton Primary Wind Band

12:10pm

68 ORCHESTRAL ENSEMBLE Open Not to exceed 10 minutes

1. Liberty Drum Corps 2. Long Buckby Ukulele Group

3. Nene Valley Community Band withdrawn

END OF MORNING SESSION

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Adjudicator: Sarah Jefferies

Accompanist: Fiona Gates


Award for Best Overall Performance 162,167,168

Class Sponsored by Northampton Music Appreciation Society

2:00pm

167 MUSIC THEATRE SOLO Year 6 & under Not to exceed 4 minutes

1. Matthew Kirkwood 2. Cydnee Sherman 3. Daisy Mountford

4. Matilda Ballinger 5. Alice Burn 6. Lily-Rose Welsh

7. Tegan Stokes 8. Eleanor Thatcher 9. Faith Atkinson

2:50pm

168 MUSIC THEATRE SOLO Year 9 & under Not to exceed 4 minutes

1. Leah Bartoli 2. Alexandra Vartan 3. Mia Watson

171 FOLK SONG Year 6 & under Not to exceed 4 minutes

1. Matthew Kirkwood

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3:15pm

Overall best performance of 175,176 & 177

Sponsored by Mrs T Young in name of Alexandra Young

175 CONTEMPORARY “POP” SONG SOLO Year 6 & under


1. Amy Stewart 2. Amelia Purcell 3. Alice Burn


Not to exceed 4 minutes 1. Leah Bartoli 2. Ellie Harmer


Not to exceed 4 minutes 1. Matthew Thomson

4:10pm

Mini workshop for music theatre or pop song participants, who

have sung in earlier classes.

This is an informal class for those who are interested in taking the

opportunity to have additional input to the session.

4:30pm TEA

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Adjudicator: Sarah Jeffries

Accompanist: Richard Holloway


5.30pm

39 CHOIRS – Open Own choice of contrasting songs Not to exceed 15 minutes

Award The Challenge Cup

1. The Lost Chord Singers withdrawn

2.. NMPAT Community Choir

3. Northampton Male Voice Choiir

41 COMMUNITY CHOIR – NON-COMPETITIVE Own choice of contrasting songs Not to exceed 15 minutes

1. Whilton Warblers

2. The Chase Choir

7:00pm E N D O F S E S S I O N

Community Choirs

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Adjudicator: Caroline Clemmow Accompanist: Lee Dunleavy


The Lady Annaly Cup will be awarded to the best performance of

classes 158, 160 and 161

9:30am

STRING ENSEMBLE A group of 4 or more players. Optional piano accompaniment may be played by an adult.

158 Year 6 and under Not to exceed 4 minutes

1. Barry String Ensemble 2. Holloway Centre Junior String Ensemble

9:45am

STRING ENSEMBLE A group of 4 or more players. Optional piano accompaniment may be played by an adult.

160 Year 11 and under Not to exceed 6 minutes 1. Sponne String Ensemble 2. Holloway Centre Senior Strings

3. 4 Tunes String Quartet

10:10am

STRING CHAMBER MUSIC ENSEMBLE A group of 4 or more players - unconducted

161 Year 6 and under Not to exceed 10 minutes

1. Charlotte Limb, Jade Seglar, Emma Bird, Rebecca Thomas

2. The Archer Quartet from NSG 3. The Funiculous String Quartet from NSG

4. NSG Cello Group

BREAK

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11:00am

154 STRING DUET Year 6 & under any instrument Not to exceed 4 minutes 1.Tilly Chappell, May Spence, Kyla Wade

2. Lily Machin Bradbury & Chloe Alcazar 3. Sara Calcioiu & Tbita Calcioiu

4. Emily Gates & Eva Ginnelly 5, George Lack & Matthew Kirkwood

155 STRING DUET Year 9 & under any instrument Not to exceed 4 minutes

1. Madeline Thayanithy and Abigail Thayanithy

2. Fenella Downes and Lottie Thomas

157 STRING DUET Open any instrument Not to exceed 4 minutes

1. Rebecca Thomas and Helena Thomas

12:00noon

148 CELLO OR DOUBLE BASS SOLO Year 6 & under Not to exceed 3 mins.

Sarah Parker Memorial Token awarded by Stephen Parrott

1. Matthew Kirkwood 2. Amy Stewart 3. Krishna Lakkappa

4. Freya Chapman 5. Ellie Mead 6. Jasper Kent

E N D O F M O R N I N G S E S S I O N

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Adjudicator: Caroline Clemmow Accompanist: Lee Dunleavy AFTERNOON SESSION

Best of Classes 142, 143, 145 Sponsor token by Ms Sonia Kelly

2:00pm

142 VIOLIN OR VIOLA SOLO Year 4 and under Not to exceed 3 minutes 1. Natsumi Ao 2. Chloe Alcazar 3. Alexander Hu

2:15pm 143 VIOLIN OR VIOLA SOLO Year 6 and under Not to exceed 3 minutes

1. Katherine Savage 2. George Lack 3. Ethan Round

4. Lily Machin Bradbury 5. Oliver Mazur

2:40pm

145 VIOLIN OR VIOLA SOLO Year 11 and under Not to exceed 4 minutes

1. Darya Sutton

2:50pm

146 VIOLIN OR VIOLA SOLO – Open Not to exceed 6 minutes

1. Rowan Dymott

151 CELLO OR DOUBLE BASS SOLO Open Not to exceed 6 minutes

1. Rosie Langley

Strings

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3:10pm


1. Emily Gates


Class Sponsored by Janet Marshall

3:45pm


1. Emilia Hammond 2. Fenella Downes 3. Lucy Underwood

4. Abigail Thayanithy 5. Lottie Thomas


1. Georgia Richardson 2. Amelia Deering

E N D O F S E S S I O N

40th Anniversary Festival Finale CELEBRATION CONCERT

Abington Avenue United Reformed Church Northampton NN1 4QA


Selection of outstanding performances from the Festival

with performances by specially invited guests.


ADJUDGED BEST PERFORMANCES ON THE EVENING TICKETS AVAILABLE FREE OF CHARGE - TO SAVE DISAPPOINTMENT PLEASE




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NMPAT Door 7

Theatre

Adjudicator: Charlotte Hill Accompanist: Rosemary Robinson


Award for Best Overall Performance 184, 185 & 186

Class Sponsored by Mr & Mrs M S Naylor

9:30 am

184 FLUTE SOLO Year 6 & under Not to exceed 3 minutes 1. Holly Godley 2. Emily Richardson 3. Ruby Fear

4. Maisie Horton 5. Jessica Hewitt

185 FLUTE SOLO Year 9 & under Not to exceed 4 minutes 1. Lara Ali 2. Joseph Ward

186 FLUTE SOLO Year 11 & under Not to exceed 4 minutes 1. Paige Johnson


Class Sponsored by Mr & Mrs N J Cobb

10:20am

192 CLARINET SOLO Year 6 & under Not to exceed 3 minutes 1. Nicholas Hoppe 2. Le Shawn Henry

193 CLARINET SOLO Year 9 & under Not to exceed 4 minutes 1.Joseph Hirst

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194 CLARINET SOLO Year 11 & under Not to exceed 4 minutes

1. Harry Jones

10:40am – 10:50am BREAK


Class Sponsored by Mrs Claire Strudwicke

10:50am

198 BASOON SOLO Year 11 & under Not to exceed 4 minutes

1. Harry Jones

201 SAXOPHONE SOLO Year 9 & under Not to exceed 4 minutes

1. Rowan Dymott

206 ANY WOODWIND INSTRUMENT SOLO Year 9 & under


1. Joseph Ward

Award for Best Overall Performance 210 & 211

Class Sponsored by Mrs Anne Strudwicke

11:20pm

210 WOODWIND DUET OR TRIO Year 6 & under Not to exceed 4 minutes

1. Holly Godley, Emily Richardson & Nicholas Hoppe

2. Maisie Horton & Jessica Hewitt 3. Hannah Springall and Maddie Sitton

4. Isabel Egan and Aamna Akhtar 5. Sophie Mumford and Kirsten Birch

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12:05pm

211 WOODWIND DUET OR TRIO Year 9 & under Not to exceed 4 minutes

1. Lara Ali, Riana Ao 2. Triploons Bassoon Trio

E N D O F M O R N I N G S E S S I O N

AFTERNOON SESSION OF WOODWIND TO BE HELD IN EDMUND RUBBRA HALL

NMPAT Door 2 Edmund Rubbra Hall

Adjudicator: Charlotte Hill Accompanist: Rosemary Robinson


AFTERNOON SESSION

Award for Best Overall Performance 187,199,195,208, 209,213

Class Sponsored by Peter Dunkley

2:00pm

187 FLUTE SOLO Open Not to exceed 6 minutes

1. David Amor-Segan

199 BASOON SOLO Open Not to exceed 6 minutes

1. William Gold

195 CLARINET SOLO Open Not to exceed 6 minutes

1. Ella Penn 2. Samuel Austin 3. William Gold

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2:45pm

208 ANY WOODWIND INSTRUMENT Open Not to exceed 6 minutes

1. Mika Lopez Woodward 2. David Amor-Segan

209 WOODWIND RECITAL Open Not to exceed 15 minutes

1. Isaac Prince

213 WOODWIND DUET Open Not to exceed 8 minutes

1. Ella Penn and Samuel Austin

BREAK

The Barlow Shield will be awarded to the best performance of

classes 215 and 217

3:50pm

215 WOODWIND ENSEMBLE Year 9 & under Not to exceed 6 minutes

1. Quinton Woodwind Ensemble

217 WOODWIND ENSEMBLE Open Own choice May include French Horn, String Bass or Piano Not to exceed 12 minutes

1. NSB Octet 2. NSG Sax Group 3. NSG Clarinet Choir

END OF SESSION

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NMPAT Richard Coles Hall

Adjudicator: Caroline Clemmow

Monday May 22nd 2017 MORNING SESSION

9:30am

88 YEAR 2 & UNDER Rowing or Pussy-Cat from Me and My Piano AND Own Choice piece not to exceed 2 minutes

1. Josiah Mount 2. Lily-Anna Babik 3. Natthaniel Ngan

4. Oscar Goody 5. Vanessa Kunes

9:50am

89 YEAR 2/3 & UNDER The Haunted Mouse or Classic Dance AND an Own Choice piece not to exceed 2 minutes

Class Sponsored by Mrs P M Rawlinson

1. Abbas Hazra 2. Abel Calcioiu 3. Bodie Hamilton

4. Charlie Jackson 5. Francesca Gibson 6. Iris Plummer

7. Leonard Padde 8. Lois Calcioiu 9. Lucas Hu

10. Rithika Shanmugam 11. Rose Butcher 12. Skyla Rea-Richardson

13. Vanessa Kunes 14. Xin Yi Yu

10:40am BREAK

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10:55am

90 YEAR 3/4 & UNDER Almost like a Dream or Captain Hook’s Rockin’ Party AND an Own Choice piece not to

exceed 2 minutes

Class Sponsored by Dr Arabella Dean 1. Alice Kelly 2. Annika Varney 3. Benoit Tye

4. Chloe Deacon 5. Daniel Swierzewski 6. Emilie Mitchell

7. George Woodhead 8. Hannah Davis 9. Izzy Hillman

10. Jessica Hedgecock 11. Olivia Fidan 12. Rachel Davis

13. Sreeharan Sowriharan 14. Sriram Kodavali

15. William Egonu 16. Zuzanna Kukuczka

11:45am

91 YEAR 4 & UNDER Pumpkin Boogie or Jumpin ’Jazz Cat AND Own Choice piece not to exceed 3 mins.

1. Annika Varney 2. Blake Ransford 3. Brannon Bird

4. Hannah Davis 5. Laura Michaelska 6. Rachel Davis

7. Vincent Rose 8. William Mooney











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2:00pm

92 YEAR 5 & UNDER Never Vex a Tyrannosaurus Rex! AND an Own Choice piece not to exceed 3 minutes

1. Annika Varney 2.Bethan Mount 3. Charlie Phillips

4. Hugo Pape 3. Manav Mistry 4. Okello Rangarira 5. Victoria Kunes

2:30pm

93 YEAR 6 & UNDER Own choice Not to exceed 5 minutes

Class Sponsored by Steve Droy Pianos 1. Amelia Wong 2. Ananya Rastogi 3. Ariana Baninoe

4. Cecil Egonu 5. Celia Egonu 6. Clara Woodhead

7. DeSharai Henry 8. Jude Plummer 9. Megan Ransford

10. Miriam Calcioiu 11. Nicholas Mooney 12. Nikki Atifa

13. Noah Scull 14. Sara Tiron 15. Victoria Kunes

3:35pm


1. Justin Fung

3:55pm


1. Daniel Balliston 2. Maria Healey 3. Sadie Bee-Cotton

4:20pm


1. Peter Smith 2. Priya Lakkappa


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NMPAT

Room 14

Adjudicator: Caroline Clemmow Monday May 22nd 2017 EVENING SESSION

6:00pm

105 PIANO SOLO – SONATA Open One movement from a sonata

1. Alan Burbidge 2. Naomi Laurance 3. Russell Pilkington

6:30pm

106 PIANO SOLO – CHOPIN Open Any work by Chopin

1. Joseph Hirst

6:40pm

108 PIANO SOLO – BACH FAMILY Open Any work by the Bach Family

1. Russel Pilkington

6:55pm

110 PIANO SOLO – ROMANTIC Open Any Romantic piece written in 19th century or early 20th century

Class Sponsored by Northampton Music Appreciation Society

1. Mika Lopez Woodward 2. Naomi Laurance

3. Russell Pilkington 4. Sophie King

111 PIANO SOLO – 20TH/21ST CENTURY Open Any 20th/21st century piece including jazz, blues, swing etc.

1. Andrew King 2. Nicole Topping

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7:40pm

112 PIANO SOLO – RECITAL Open Own choice of contrasting pieces not to exceed 15 minutes in total. Suitability of

programme, a brief introduction and deportment will be adjudicated

Class Sponsored by Richard Holloway

1. Alan Burbidge 2. Andrew King 3. Andrew Young

4. Nicole Topping 5. Freya Chapman


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Tuesday May 23rd 2017

9:30am

104 FOR STUDENTS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS – NON-COMPETITIVE 1. Scarlett Humphrey 2. Eliza Humphrey

9:45am

117 ELECTRIC KEYBOARD YEAR 6 & UNDER Own choice of contrasting pieces Not to exceed 5 minutes

Class Sponsored by Mrs Morcea Walker 1. Andreea Mereacre 2. Evie O'Neal 3. Gracie Atkins 4. Isabel Egan

5. Molly Donoghue 6. Olivia Spencer 7. Roisin Reynolds

10:25am

113 PIANO DUET YEAR 6 & UNDER Not to exceed 5 minutes

1. Annika Varney and Victoria Kunes 2. Rachel Davis and Hannah Davis

B R E A K

Piano Solo

Keyboard

Piano Duet

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10:55am

99 PIANO SOLO GRADE 1 – 2 Any 1 piece from the current Associated Board, Trinity College London or

Rockschool Syllabuses Grades 1-2

Class Sponsored by Perfect Notes Music School

1. Amira Bilali withdrawn 2. Beatrix Ngan 3. Charlotte Hillman

4. David Natan Szalony 5. Lena Spence 6. Maksymilian Darocha

7. Megan Ransford 8. Nicholas Mooney 9. Oliver Campion

10. Robert Gorrod 11. Sagana Ketheeswaran 12. Sophia Zhou

13. Tennyson Egonu 14. Tharini Thabotharan 15. William Coventry

16. William Mooney 17. Xin Yi Yu 18. Zak Anderson

19. Katrina Komarova

L U N C H

2:00pm



1. Grace Ellis 2. Mutsa Rangarira 3. Veronica Anderson

2:20pm



Class Sponsored by Mr & Mrs J G Weaver

1. Alexandra Smith 2. Ella Gardner 3. Justin Fung

4. Peter Smith 5. Priya Lakkappa

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2:50pm

97 PIANO SOLO YEAR 11 & UNDER Not to exceed 8 minutes

Northampton Festival token award

1. Alexandra Smith 2. Dawn Zhou 3. Ella Gardner

4. Fergus Howell 5. Sreeya Kodavali


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Christchurch Church

Adjudicator: Barry Clarke Accompanist: Richard Holloway


Award: Best overall Young School Choir of the morning

NatWest Trophy

10:00am

26 SCHOOL CHOIR Year 2 & under Not to exceed 6 minutes

1. Wootton Primary School KS1 Choir

2. Caroline Chisholm School Songbirds

3. Simon de Senlis KS1 Choir

10:30am


1. Parklands Primary Yr 3 & 4 Choir

2. Little Quinton Singers

3. Caroline Chisholm School Junior Choir

11:00am – 11:10am BREAK

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11.10am

137 RECORDER ENSEMBLE Year 6 & under Not to exceed 6 minutes

Class Sponsored by Northampton Recorder Group

1. Woodland View Primary School 2. Ecton Brook Recorders 3. Brixworth CEVC Primary School Recorder Ensemble

11:40am

133 DUET OR TRIO Year 6 & under Not to exceed 4 minutes

1. Ruby Fear and Jen Juckes-Paton

127 TREBLE RECORDER SOLO Year 6 & under Not to exceed 4 minutes

1. Kiran Thakrar

12 noon

123 DESCANT SOLO Year 6 & under Not to exceed 4 minutes

Class Sponsored by Ruth Cross

1. Ruby Fear 2. Kiran Thakrar 3. Stella Brooks

4. Catriona Rose 5. Georgina Nelson

12:25pm

122 DESCANT SOLO Year 4 & under Not to exceed 4 minutes

Class Sponsored by Mr & Mrs K Walden

1. Lisa Owen 2. William Coventry 3. Bella Godley

LUNCH 12.45pm

Recorders

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Edmund Rubbra Hall

Adjudicator: James Larter



Class Sponsored by Mr & Mrs J Sexton

10:00am

76 DRUM KIT SOLO PRE-GRADE 1 Year 6 & under

Own choice of any two pieces with backing track Not to exceed 5 minutes

1. Kate Horsley

DRUM KIT SOLOS: Own choice of any 2 pieces of the same grade from the current

Trinity College London/Rock & Pop or Rockschool syllabuses.

One Trinity piece should be from group A (CD backing) and one from B (unaccompanied)

For the Rockschool option, pieces must be contrasting and accompanied by CD backing

77 DRUM KIT SOLO GRADES 1-3 Year 6 & under

1. Freddie Maruzza

2. Ethan Round

Timothy Robin

79 DRUM KIT SOLO GRADES 4-6 Year 11 & under

1. Ini Alao

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ORCHESTRAL PERCUSSION SOLOS: Own choice of 1 piece on each instrument –

Snare, Tuned percussion and Timpani from the current Trinity College London

Syllabus Grades. Both pieces of the same grade.

PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE:

Any number of players. Some form of score MUST be provided for the Adjudicator

10:45am

Award for overall best performance in classes 84,86,87

The Pearson Trophy Shield

84 PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE Year 6 & under Not to exceed 5 minutes

1. Woodland View Primary School

86 PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE Year 11 & under Not to exceed 5 minutes

1. Liberty Drum Corps

87 PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE Open Not to exceed 8 minutes

1. Liberty Drum Corps

BREAK

Award for overall best performance in classes 42,43,58

The Edward Chapman Trophy

11:30am

42 CLASSICAL GUITAR SOLO Year 6 & under Not to exceed 3 minutes 1. Annika Varney

43 CLASSICAL GUITAR SOLO Year 9 & under Not to exceed 4 minutes 1. Ileri Alao

58 UKULELE ENSEMBLE Year 6 & under Not to exceed 6 minutes

1. Duston Eldean Ukulele Ensemble 2. Quinton Year 4 Ukulele Ensemble


Guitars & Ukulele

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Christchurch Church

Adjudicator: Barry Clark

Accompanist: Richard Holloway

Thursday May 25th 2017

10:00am

29 SCHOOL CHOIR HYMN Year 6 & under Not to exceed 6 minutes

Class Sponsored by David Saint

1. Simon de Senlis KS2 Choir 2. St.Greg's Singers

Award: Best overall School Choir of classes 28a & 28b

Yorkshire Bank Shield

10.30am

28a SCHOOL CHOIR Year 6 & under Not to exceed 6 minutes

Class Sponsored by Helen Armstrong

1. Barry Primary Choir 2. Wootton Primary School KS2 Choir

3. Simon de Senlis KS2 Choir 4. Standens Barn Singing Stars

5. Kingsthorpe Village Primary School Choir

11:20am – 11:40am BREAK

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11:40am

33 NON-COMPETITIVE SCHOOL CHOIR Open Not to exceed 4 minutes

1. Billing Brook Signing Choir


Award: Borrett Vase

1. Quinton Quintet 2. Caroline Chisholm School Transition Choir

28b SCHOOL CHOIR Year 6 & under Not to exceed 6 minutes

Class Sponsored by Rosalind M Gibson

1. Simon de Senlis Boys' Choir 2. Parklands Primary Year 5 & 6 Choir

3. Clipston EVC Primary School Choir 4. Higham Ferrers Junior School Choir

5. Caroline Chisholm Primary Choir 6. Ecton Brook Primary School


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