Performing Arts Festival

Wednesday 14th – Sunday 18th July 2021
The Royal Wanganui Opera House
69 Saint Hill Street
This Programme Belongs To:
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I would like to take this opportunity to explain some of procedures for handling Covid-19.
1. Festivals will only operate if the region is in level 1. 2. If you are in a region that is higher than level 1, you will not be allowed to attend.
3. Once entries open, you may enter; however, please be aware that all admin fees are not refundable. This is due to the Society still having operational costs that we cannot wave.
Should you choose to enter any WCS Festivals in 2021, you do so with the risk of
cancellation at short notice and that administration costs are not refundable. 4. All parents, teachers (and competitors who are able to do so) are required to use the
COVID-19 QR code tracing app, that is available at all festivals. No Scan, No Entry. 5. If you are sick, unwell, or have been in a region higher than level 1, within 14 days of a
festival’s start date, please stay home.
If you have any questions or concerns regarding COVID-19 and our festivals, please contact me
via email.
In the meantime, stay safe and well through this COVID-19 lockdown.
Kind Regards,
Hayley Sellars,
WCS President.
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HEALTH & SAFETY Competitors and competition attendees must abide by the Health & Safety rules of the
competition and the competition venue. If competitors are found to be breaching these rules, the Committee reserves the right to ask competitors to remove themselves from the competition
venue.
PRIVATE VIDEOS & PHOTOS
You are only allowed to video/photograph your own child, and only video/photograph other competitors with permission, given in writing, from the parent/caregiver.
The Wanganui Competition Society takes photos for the use of Facebook and Website advertising. Any competitor who does not want to be photographed or videoed by WCS for the Society’s
purposes, needs to let a committee member know, ideally, prior to the festival beginning.
Wanganui Competitions Society Inc does not accept any responsibility whatsoever for any misuse
regarding the filming of other teachers/parents or competitors’ performances or costumes etc.
COMPETITION INFORMATION & RULES
• Please observe time limits in the syllabus as these will be enforced.
• Sheet Music, Poems etc, must be handed into side stage at the beginning of the session.
• Backing Track Music is preferred on a USB or clean CD and must be handed into side stage at the beginning of the session.
• Admission will be charged unless festival passes are shown, or competitors listed are
checked.
• Please remember to collect Adjudicator’s Reports before leaving the Venue.
• Guidelines for COVID-19 Levels are available on our website throughout the festival.
• If you need to read the rules or any information on rules, please refer to our
website: www.wanganuicompetitions.weebly.com
ADMISSION
• Door sale tickets will receive an Opera House ticket, which will look different from pre-
purchased ones
• If you have pre-purchased a Day or Session pass, you will be able to collect it from the front desk of the Opera House
• Competitors entered only into group numbers under a dance school will be checked off
against a list provided by the Society as given from the dance teacher.
PHOTOGRAPHER
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE Welcome to the Wanganui Competitions SocietyInc’sfirst Dance Festival in 2021. Welcome to
Adjudicators Alexandra Wiltshire & Colleen Bassett, competitors, parents, family, friends & teachers. I would like to especially thank those who are returning to the WCS. The continued
support shown to the Society isgreatly appreciated and we look forward to a fantastic festival
jam packed with outstanding performances.For those of you who are new to performing with us,
I can assure you that you are in for a real treat. The WCS strives to offer one of the very best
Competition Festivals in the country. Our aim is to consistently hold well balanced, fair and high quality (everything from the venue, operating systems and most importantly adjudicators)
festivals for tomorrow’s performers.
To the performers, I know that you will have a fantastic time with us here, performing at the Royal Wanganui Opera House. Before you go home, remember to thank your teachers for their classes
and the countless extra hours they put into their lessons. Thank your parents for their continued
support in getting you to lessons once COVID-19 restrictions lifted. Finally, give yourself a big
pat on the back for continuing to practice.With that being said, please ensure you sign in with
the COVID QR Code at the entrance, limit your time backstage with 1 parent/caregiver per family backstage and use the provided hand sanitizer. Masks may be required during this festival so
please bring one! I would like to take the time to also acknowledge all the hard work undertaken by our committee
and volunteers to host our festivals in 2021. It has been a long, bumpy road with more than
oneU-turnto get to this point. Your countless hours of dedication and commitment to the
competitors and society is truly appreciated. Asyouprepare for this festival, I would like to leave
you with one of my favourite quotes. “Our greatest weakness lies in giving up. The most certain way to succeed is always to try just
one more time.” — Thomas A. Edison
Kind Regards,
Hayley Sellars
WCS President.
WCS COMMITTEE & STAFF 2021Photographer
President Hayley Sellars RWOH – Events Stephanie Thomas 1st Vice President Lauren Ashton RWOH - Stage Crew Fergus Reid 2nd Vice President Stacey Hayes RWOH - Stage Crew Reid Tucker Treasurer Megan Hartley RWOH - Stage Crew Ron Heaps Secretary Roxanne Phillips RWOH - Stage Crew David Griffiths Committee Member Kirsten Kjoss RWOH - Stage Crew Jim Ennis Committee Member Peter Fraser RWOH - Friends Shirna Matthews Committee Member Katte Johnston Photographer Graham Bailey Committee Member Lisa Swinbanks Administration Bree Ross WCS Patron Jim Ennis Cup Convenor Alyssa Hartley Life Member Pat Williams Life Member Eileen Bennett
In her early years, Alex played various instruments, including violin, ‘cello, piano
accordion and pianoforte, performing in Wellington Eisteddfods, music theatre
societies and local orchestral groups, her first Musical Director role being, at
the age of 14 years, for Wellington Operatic Society. Alex also studied ballet for
several years, both in her early years, and late teens. In addition, Alex learned
classical singing with several teachers, including NZ Opera Company soprano,
Angela Shaw, in Wellington, and, later, Sister Mary Leo in Auckland, whose
students she accompanied in exchange for vocal tuition. For both ABRSM
classical vocal examinations, Grade 7(14yrs) and Grade 8 (16yrs), Alex had
the dubious ‘honor’ of being assessed by the well-known English composer,
Michael Head, whose Arts Songs are often featured in Eisteddford repertoire.
Alex achieved her L.R.S.M. (Pianoforte) a few weeks after her Grade 8 Singing
Exam – again, Michael Head examiner! Alex also studied conducting for several
years (early 20s), with the late Juan Matteucci at NZSM, Upper Symonds St,
Auckland, which ultimately afforded her the opportunity to share conducting
duties with Sir William Southgate, for several National Ballet seasons, including the Nutcracker Suite & Giselle,
and, subsequently, alongside James Robertson, for the National Opera’s production of Marriage of Figaro, making
her one of the first women professional conductors in NZ.
Around the same time, Alex also travelled, with the NZ National Ballet, to Brisbane as Conductor for several
short ballets featured in the Warana Festival – La Ventana, Witch Boy, Ragtime (Chris Jannides –
Choreographer – Limbs). Alex relished the opportunity to conduct the Brisbane Symphony Orchestra, kindly ‘on
loan’ from conductor, Georg Tintner, just for the occasion. In her early 20s, Alex worked for TVNZ2,
Vocal, Piano & Instrumental LRSM (Pianoforte) (ABRSM); Grade 8 Singing (ABRSM) - B.Sc. (Psych.) Victoria University Wgtn NZ.
Grad. Dip. Applied Psych. Swinburne University; Melbourne Australia. - M.N.Z.A.C
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Hargreaves St, Auckland, as a session musician for shows such as Radio Times, Stars on Sunday and 12 Bar
Rhythm & Shoes, and was a quiz ‘music’ researcher, writing questions for Mastermind and University Challenge,
under the ‘guidance’ of the iconic author/singer, Max Cryer, for several years.
Working at television introduced Alex to the likes of Billy T James, Tina Cross, Annie Crummer (Tracy ’80 TV
Program), Hudson & Halls, and, in particular, the late Ray Columbus, for whom she acted as Musical Director,
spanning a period of 4 years, both internationally, and in NZ. Shifting into the musical theatre genre, Alex was
Musical Director for Auckland’s Mercury Theatre productions of Godspell, Gershwin, The Boyfriend, and You’re a
Good Man, Charlie Brown, as well as Musical Directing touring shows such as Playing Our Song & Evita, in New
Zealand and Australia, and Big River (Sydney/Melbourne – Australia).During her 16 years of living in Australia,
Alex worked for the Cameron Mackintosh Production Company, Victoria State Opera, and The Really Useful
Company, on such commercial musical productions as CATS, Les Miserables, Aspects of Love, The Pirates of
Penzance & Phantom of the Opera, in a variety of roles including conductor/MD, repetiteur, keyboardist and
vocal coach.
Since 2002, Alex has participated in several productions for the Hamilton Operatic Society, including Grease,
The Full Monty, the Phantom of the Opera, as Repetiteur and Keyboardist, and as Musical Director/Conductor
for Mamma Mia (2015), The Rocky Horror Show (2016) and Les Miserables (July 2017). Alex spent six
years (2007-2012) as an accompanist for the touring company, Operatunity, both in NZ and overseas. Then
in 2016, she was invited to join the NZ Male Choir as Accompanist (Nth Island) and now really enjoys
supporting the choir in the diverse repertoire sourced by Joe Christensen, Musical Director/Conductor. The NZ
Male Choir toured to Australia in June 2018 and performed in combined NZ-Australian choir concerts in
Sydney, Adelaide, and Wagga Wagga. Alex is currently employed part-time as an itinerant NCEA vocal coach at
Taupo Nui A Tia College, and has also been Musical Director, at the college, for a range of Musical Productions,
including Footloose, Hairspray, and Rock of Ages. Alex also has several private vocal students who compete
both locally and nationally in Eisteddfords, as well as performing in local musical theatre productions and
concerts.
The Wanganui Competitions Society Inc is proud to be working with
Colleen Bassestt in 2021. As many of you will remember, Colleen was
to be out 2020 adjudicator, however due to COVID-19 lockdown
restrictions we were required to cancel our festivals. Colleen will be
joining the team to adjudicate this year’s Speech & Drama competition.
For the last forty years, Colleen has thrown her energy and passion into
teaching both Speech & Drama, and Public Speaking. For the fun of it,
she is also an actor and entertainer. Colleen will be joining the WCS team
from Cambridge.
As an Accredited Examiner of SpeechNZ and an Accredited Adjudicator with SCA(NZ), Colleen loves to celebrate
the achievement of performers and presenters. Using her love of language, she writes poetry and Play scripts to
meet the needs of different drama groups. Good luck to all of those who are competing in this Performing Arts
Festival, Colleen keenly anticipates viewing all candidates creative work at the WCS 2021 Speech & Drama
Competitions.
Wednesday 14th July 2021
9.30am Start – Good Morning – Session 1 RWOH backstage & dressing rooms open 8.15am
Please ensure sheet music is handed in to the Stage Manager at the start of each session.
CLASS 79: INSTRUMENTAL RESTRICTED – Under 10 Years
No previous 1st place in any Instrumental competition.
1. Henry Nyssen
2. Breanna Walsi-en
CLASS 80 A: INTRUMENTAL RESTRICTED - 10 & under 12 yrs
Class has been split due to the high competitor numbers.
1. Charlotte Taylor 2. Jazmine Mazlin
3. Sophia Su'a 4. Kayla Arthur
1st 2nd 3rd VHC HC C
CLASS 80 B: INTRUMETNAL RESTRICTED - 12 & under 14 yrs
Class has been split due to the high competitor numbers.
1. Amber Lim
3. Benedict Nyssen
4. Elise Hoskin
5. Brontie Arthur
6. Ivy Lilley
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CLASS 129: BRASS OWN SELECTION - SLOW MELODY - Under 10 yrs
1. Moata Davin Leiva Benegas What a Wonderful World
CLASS 132: BRASS OWN SELECTION - SLOW MELODY - 10 & under 12 yrs
1. Segundo Arne Leiva Benegas What a Wonderful World
CLASS 160: STRINGS OWN SELECTION - 14 & under 16 yrs
1. Jasmine Jones
1. Eruera Delamere-Heap
CLASS 166: STRINGS OWN SELECTION - 18 yrs & over
1. Shontae Arthur 2. Xavier Gregory
Adjudicator’s Comments, Results & Awards Morning Tea Break – 30mins
Wanganui Competitions
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1. Sean Gao
2. Breanna Walsi-en
1. Thaddeus Gregory 2. Dempsey Schicker
CLASS 111: WOODWIND OWN SELECTION - Under 10 yrs
1. Norah Gao TBC
CLASS 117: WOODWIND OWN SELECTION - 12 & under 14 yrs
1. Nicholas Morton Hungarian Tale- Christopher Gunning
2. Ivy Lilley Blinks waltz
CLASS 130: BRASS OWN SELECTION - NOT A SLOW MELODY - Under 10 yrs
1. Moata Davin Leiva Benegas Star Wars (Main Theme)
CLASS 133: BRASS OWN SELECTION - NOT A SLOW MELODY - 10 & under 12 yrs
1. Segundo Arne Leiva Benegas Maple Leaf Rag
CLASS 141: BRASS AIRE VARIE - 14 & under 16 yrs
A Melody with Variations.
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1. Jacinta Piper 2. Evelin Hodos
3. Elise Hoskin 4. Brontie Arthur
CLASS 208: INSTRUMENTAL JAZZ - Under 10 yrs
Any Instrument - NOT Piano
1. Darnica Moore Darnica
CLASS 112: WOODWIND POPULAR / MODERN - Under 10 yrs
1. Norah Gao
CLASS 118: WOODWIND POPULAR / MODERN - 12 & under 14 yrs
1. Devika Madhu
2. Nicholas Morton
CLASS 156: STRINGS POPULAR / MODERN - 10 & under 12 yrs
1. Thaddeus Gregory
CLASS 159: STRINGS POPULAR / MODERN - 12 & under 14 yrs
1. Jacinta Piper
CLASS 130: BRASS POPULAR / MODERN - Under 10 yrs
1. Moata Davin Leiva Benegas Raiders March
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1. Segundo Arne Leiva Benegas Cantina Band
Adjudicator’s Comments, Results & Awards Lunch Break – 30mins – Session 2
CLASS 214: INSTRUMETNAL FOLK OR TRADITIONAL - Under 10 yrs
Any Instrument
CLASS 215: INSTRUMENTAL FOLK OR TRADITIONAL - 10 & under 14 yrs
1. Evelin Hodos 2. Charlotte Jones
CLASS 228: DUET - TEACHER & STUDENT - Open
Any Instrument. A duet performed by both the teacher or adult & a student.
1. Olivia Taylor & Mrs. R. Taylor Mary Had a Little Lamb
2. Theo O'Leary & Kirsten Kjoss
3. Natalya Gregory & Rita Burgstaller
4. Ellahdee Lambert & Shontae Arthur
5. Peyton Louwrens & Mrs S Wylie Jazz Waltz - Dennis Alexander
6. Kayla Arthur & Shontae Arthur
CLASS 152: STRINGS BAROQUE / CLASSICAL / ROMANTIC - Under 10 yrs
1. Breanna Walsi-en
CLASS 155: STRINGS BAROQUE / CLASSICAL / ROMANTIC - 10 & under 12 yrs
1. Thaddeus Gregory
3. Charlotte Taylor
4. Jazmine Mazlin
5. Sophia Su'a
6. Kayla Arthur
CLASS 158: STRINGS BAROQUE / CLASSICAL / ROMANTIC - 12 & under 14 yrs
1. Jacinta Piper 2. Evelin Hodos
Adjudicator’s Comments, Results & Awards Afternoon Tea Break – 30mins
CLASS 113: WOODWIND BAROQUE / CLASSICAL / ROMANTIC - Under 10 yrs
1. Norah Gao
CLASS 119: WOODWIND BAROQUE / CLASSICAL / ROMANTIC - 12 & under 14 yrs
1. Nicholas Morton Landler by Reinecke
CLASS 122: WOODWIND BAROQUE / CLASSICAL / ROMANTIC - 14 & under 16 yrs
1. Jemma Rasmusen Air and Hornpipe by Purcell
2. Kimiora Delamere-Heap Pan by Donjon (3 mins)
CLASS 128: WOODWIND BAROQUE / CLASSICAL / ROMANTIC - 18 yrs & over
1. Gerard Burgstaller Tambourin
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Any Instrument
CLASS 220: INSTRUMENTAL SONATA / SONATINA - 1MVT - 14 yrs & over
Any Instrument
2. Eros Li Spring Sonata 1st movement - Ludwig van Beethoven
3. Olivia Bedwell Sonata in C minor
CLASS 221: ORCHESTRAL INSTRUMENT - Open
Any piece using an Orchestral Instrument.
1. Gerard Burgstaller Telemann
3. Amber Lim
Class 139: BRASS Own Selection - Slow Melody - 14 & UNDER 16 YRS
1. Francis Gregory
CLASS 120: WOODWIND OWN SELECTION - 14 & under 16 yrs
1. Jemma Rasmusen Dance a Cachucha by Sullivan
2. Kimiora Delamere-Heap Suite Modale movement 1 by Bloch (2.5 mins)
CLASS 126: WOODWIND OWN SELECTION - 18 yrs & over
1. Gerard Burgstaller Ritchie
2. Chantelle Piper Pan et les Oiseaux (Pan and the Birds)
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1. Jemma Rasmusen
2. Kimiora Delamere-Heap
CLASS 127: WOODWIND POPULAR / MODERN - 18 yrs & over
1. Gerard Burgstaller Annie’s Song
Adjudicator’s Comments, Results & Awards Dinner Break – 1 Hour – Session 3
Class 229: Chamber Group - OPEN
Any Instrument & Vocal Combination.
7. Olivia Bedwell, Alyssa Hartley & Jessie O’Connor
Adjudicator’s Comments, Results & Awards Good Night & Drive Safe
Please ensure you collect all reports at the end of each day from the administration desk.
Please ensure you collect all music from the Stage Manager before going home.
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Thursday 15th July 2021
9am Start – Good Morning – Session 1 RWOH backstage & dressing rooms open 8.15am
CLASS 77 A: PIANO RESTRICTED - Under 8 yrs
This class has been split due to the high number of competitors.
1. Olivia Taylor Rain on the Roof
2. Sophia Huang Sounds from the Gumdrop Factory
3. Natalya Gregory
4. Cataleya Walsi-en
CLASS 77 B: PIANO RESTRICTED - 8 & under 10 yrs
This class has been split due to the high number of competitors.
1. Jemima George Red Sails
2. Theo O'Leary
3. Isaac Gregory
4. Deepika Madhu
5. Ellahdee Lambert
6. Eshton Huang
7. Harper Lilley
CLASS 78 A: PIANO RESTRICTED - 10 & under 12 yrs
Class has been split due to the high number of competitors,
1. Connor Emerson
2. Jessica Kuehne
4. Amber de Malmanche
6. Anna Nyssen
7. Sophia Su'a
8. Kayla Arthur
CLASS 78 B: PIANO RESTRICTED - 12 & under 14 yrs
Class has been split due to the high number of competitors.
1. Peyton Louwrens The Singing Mouse
2. Gabriella Taylor Tarantella
4. Evelin Hodos
5. Devika Madhu
6. Charlotte Jones
CLASS 83: PIANO OWN SELECTION - Under 8 yrs
1. Olivia Taylor The Postman
2. Sophia Huang The swinging sioux
3. Natalya Gregory
CLASS 87: PIANO OWN SELECTION - 8 & under 10 yrs
1. Callum Morgan
3. Isaac Gregory
4. Deepika Madhu
5. Ellahdee Lambert
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1. Charlotte Taylor In a Goldfish Bowl
2. Lucy Morgan
3. Lulu Dufty
5. Jacob Huang Progression 1
6. Connor Emerson
7. Sophia Su'a
8. Kayla Arthur
1. Zoe Crosse
2. Tazia Parker
3. Rosabella Gregory
5. Evelin Hodos
6. Charlotte Jones
7. Brontie Arthur
CLASS 86: PIANO BAROQUE / CLASSICAL / ROMANTIC - Under 8 yrs
1. Sophia Huang Procession
CLASS 90: PIANO BAROQUE / CLASSICAL / ROMANTIC - 8 & under 10 yrs
1. Callum Morgan
3. Eshton Huang Tower hill
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1. Lucy Morgan
1. Rebecca Boden-Cave La Chevaleresque
2. Evelin Hodos
4. Elise Hoskin
5. Brontie Arthur
CLASS 84: PIANO POPULAR / MODERN - Under 8 yrs
CLASS 88: PIANO POPULAR / MODERN - 8 & under 10 yrs
1. Callum Morgan
3. Theo O'Leary
4. Isaac Gregory
5. Ellahdee Lambert
1. Charlotte Taylor Pumpkin Boogie
2. Lucy Morgan
3. Lulu Dufty
5. Connor Emerson
1. Tazia Parker Fukashigi no carte
3. Brontie Arthur
Adjudicator’s Comments, Results & Awards Lunch Break – 30mins - Session 2
CLASS 101: PIANO JAZZ - 14 & under 16 yrs
1. Aydan Neilson-Bourke Jackson Street Blues - Martha Mier
2. Eli Kuehne
MINS CLASS 105: PIANO JAZZ - 16 & under 18 yrs
1. Jack Johnson To be confirmed
1. Callum Morgan 2. Theo O'Leary
1. Lucy Morgan
3. Addison Smyth Slippin Around
4. Connor Emerson
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1. Zoe Crosse
3. Tazia Parker Oscar's Boogaloo
6. Charlotte Jones
7. Brontie Arthur
1. Jacob Hill Scarlet Slippers - Hazel Martin
2. Aydan Neilson-Bourke Moa and her Chick - Craig Utting
3. Roseanna Burgstaller Won’t You Please Come Home
1. Tobias Perkins
3. Melody Crosse
CLASS 107: PIANO OWN SELECTION - 18 yrs & over
1. Shontae Arthur
1. Jacob Hill Sonatina - Clementi Op 36 No 1, 2nd mov
2. Aydan Neilson-Bourke Novelette - Kabalevsky
3. Eli Kuehne
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1. Jack Johnson Study number 18 - Moritz Moszkowski
2. Melody Crosse
3. Lucia Mckenna Schumann - Kinderzenen op. 15. no.1 - Of foreign lands and people
CLASS 102: BAROQUE / CLASSICAL / ROMANTIC - 14 & under 16 yrs
1. Emma Akkerman Capriccio in G minor, by Handel
2. Akira Mongkornhong Menuet in E major by Kirnberger
3. Roseanna Burgstaller Rondo from Sonatina Op.20 No.1 by Kuhla
4. Amelia McKenna Sonata in D K284 movt 1 Mozart
1. Sami Harrison Air by Helen Hopekirk
2. Jack Johnson Nocturne - John Field
CLASS 110: BAROQUE / CLASSICAL / ROMANTIC - 18 yrs & over
1. Shontae Arthur
1. Jasmine Jones
1. Bethany Crosse
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1. Eros Li 2. Shontae Arthur
Adjudicator’s Comments, Results & Awards Dinner Break – 1 Hour - Session 3
CLASS 207: NEW ZEALAND COMPOSER - 14 yrs & over
Any Instrument
2. Kimiora Delamere-Heap The Snow Goose - John Ritchie (5 mins)
3. Chantelle Piper Four Pooh Stories. no 1 - Maria Grenfell
CLASS 210: JAZZ - 14 yrs & over
Any Instrument - NOT Piano
1. Marcus Nyssen Violin
CLASS 213: 20TH OR 21ST CENTURY - 14 yrs & over
Any Instrument
CLASS 216: FOLK OR TRADITIONAL - 14 yrs & over
Any Instrument
4. Antonia Gregory Niel Gow's Lament for his Second Wife
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The Friends of the Opera House are proud to support this Dance Festival.
The Friends assist with both front-of-house and backstage helpers.
Please contact the theatre on 06 349 0511 or email
[email protected] if you would like some information on how to
join, either as a financial or active member.
CLASS 222: CHOPIN - Open
3. Shontae Arthur
5. Amelia McKenna Nocturne in C# minor
Wanganui Competitions Society Inc.
Friday 16th July 2021
9am Start – Good Morning - Session 1 RWOH backstage & dressing rooms open 8.15am
Class 225: Duet - 10 & UNDER 14 YRS
Any Instrument
2. Thaddeus Gregory & Abraham Beer Rory O'Moore
3. Segundo Arne Leiva Benegas & Moata Davin Leiva Benegas
The Entertainer
5. Jessica Kuehne & Lulu Dufty
6. Abigail Watt & Amber de Malmanche The "Merry Boys" Polka
7. Evelin Hodos & Jazmine Mazlin
8. Devika Madhu & Ivy Lilley
9. Jazmine Mazlin & Evelin Hodos
10. Elise Hoskin & Brontie Arthur
11. Brontie Arthur & Elise Hoskin
12. Sophia Su'a & Kayla Arthur
13. Kayla Arthur & Sophia Su'a
CLASS 226: DUET - 14 & under 18 yrs
Any Instrument
2. Victoria Taylor & Gabriella Taylor Sunday Morning - Gretchaninoff
3. Eruera Delamere-Heap & Kimiora Delamere-Heap
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Any Instrument
3. Gerard Burgstaller JS Bach
4. Jack Johnson Praeludium 5 BWV 850/1, Fuga 5. â 4. BWV 850/2, Bach
5. Roseanna Burgstaller Invention 8
6. Evelin Hodos
Adjudicator’s Comments, Results & Awards Morning Tea Break – 30mins Session 2
A 30 min interval will take place at the adjudicator’s discretion throughout the Concert Class
and the Open Duet Class. No Results will be given.
CLASS 218: CONCERT CLASS - 18 yrs & under
1. Bethany Crosse
2. Sami Harrison Air by Helen Hopekirk - Cancion de Cuna by Oscar Espla
3. Francis Gregory
4. Akira Mongkornhong Allegretto (Rondo), K.15hh - Terminal 2 by Nathalie Bera-Tagrine
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5. Gerard Burgstaller JS Bach - Faure
6. Kimiora Delamere-Heap Quantz Concerto in G movt 1 and The Snow Goose - John Ritchie
7. Eros Li Mendelssohn Violin Concerto No.1 2nd movement - Felix Mendelssohn - Spring Sonata 1st movement - Ludwig van Beethoven
8. Jack Johnson Nocturne, Sonatina Op. 20, No. 3 - John Field, Friedrich Kuhlau
9. Olivia Bedwell I giorni - Ludovico Eniaudi
10. Jacinta Field Nocturne - J. Field
11. Melody Crosse
12. Amelia McKenna Chopin Nocturne in Eb Op 2 no 9 - Debussy Arabesque no 1
CLASS 227: DUET – Open
2. Aydan Neilson-Bourke & Jacob Hill Venetian Boat Song
3. Tobias Perkins & Aydan Neilson-Bourke Boogie for Two
4. Julie Nyssen & Marcus Nyssen Harp and violin
5. Roseanna Burgstaller & Rita Burgstaller Osborne
6. Antonia Gregory & Xavier Gregory
CLASS 217: OWN COMPOSITION - INSTRUMENTAL - Open
Any Instrument - Sheet Music or a Chord Sheet music be supplied to the Adjudicator.
1. Gerard Burgstaller The Raging Rag, composed by Gerard Burgstaller.
2. Rita Burgstaller In Quest of Melody
CLASS 230: INSTRUMENTAL GROUP - Open
Any Combination of Instruments - Not Chamber Groups
1. Thaddeus Gregory, Benedict Nyssen & Marcus Nyssen
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2. Segundo Arne Leiva Benegas, Moata David Leiva Benegas & Moata David Leiva Benegas
El Choclo
CLASS NA 2: PACANZ NOMINATION - PIANO - 14 & under 21 yrs
Please see society rules for entry into PACANZ National Nomination Classes.
1. Olivia Bedwell
CLASS NA 3: PACANZ NOMINATION - INSTRUMENTAL - 14 & under 21 yrs
Please see society rules for entry into PACANZ National Nomination Classes.
1. Gerard Burgstaller
2. Hideki Yutoku Mozart Concerto no 3 in G movt 1, Prokofiev Andante from Five Melodies, Saint Saens - Introduction and Rondo Capriccioso
Performing Arts Workshop with Adjudicator Alexandra Wiltshire
Performance Anxiety
Free for all competitors & teachers to attend.
All other spectators will require a WCS Pass (Festival, Day Pass, Session Pass)
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Saturday 17th July 2021
9am Start – Good Morning Session 1 RWOH backstage & dressing rooms open 8.15am
Class 1: VOCAL Restricted - UNDER 10 YRS
No previous 1st place in any Vocal competition.
1. Sarah-Jane Chaplin
2. Kahurangi Potae-Tamatea
CLASS 2: VOCAL RESTRICTED - 10 & under 14 yrs
No previous 1st place in any Vocal competition.
1. Christian McCrea Northern lights
CLASS 3: VOCAL SOLO – OWN SELECTION - Under 8 yrs
1. Sarah-Jane Chaplin 2. Natalya Gregory
CLASS 10: VOCAL SOLO – OWN SELECTION - 8 & under 10 yrs
3. Ethan Hall Silver Wings (Merle Haggard)
4. Angus O'Sullivan Not yet confirmed
5. Stevie Toyne
1. Christian McCrea Windy Nights
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1. Niamh O'Sullivan Where're you walk
2. Lexus Hirst My heart will go on - Celine dion
3. Sophie Toyne
CLASS 15: VOCAL NEW ZEALAND COMPOSER - 8 & under 10 yrs
1. Lydia Chen Cakes - David Hamiltom
1. Niamh O'Sullivan The Perfect Milkshake - David Hamilton
2. Sophie Toyne
1. Christian McCrea The Perfect Milk Shake
1. Jessamy Cottis
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1. Graeme Foster Windy Nights - Helen Caskie
CLASS 12: VOCAL FOLK OR TRADITIONAL - 8 & under 10 yrs
1. Lydia Chen Sweet Nightingale
2. Ethan Hall She'll Be Comin' Round the Mountain (Traditional)
3. Angus O'Sullivan Mallow Fling
1. Thaddeus Gregory
1. Christian McCrea Afton Water
1. Jessamy Cottis
CLASS 49: FOLK OR TRADITIONAL - 18 yrs & over
1. Hannah Boessenkool
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1. Graeme Foster Lai Tsi's Prayer
CLASS 14: VOCAL HYMN OR SACRED SOLO - 8 & under 10 yrs
1. Lydia Chen Sandy Land
2. Ethan Hall Jesus Loves Me (Traditional)
3. Angus O'Sullivan I've never seen an elephant
4. Stevie Toyne
1. Niamh O'Sullivan Say a little prayer
2. Lexus Hirst A living prayer - Allison krauss
3. Sophie Toyne
1. Christian McCrea Someone’s Friend
CLASS 46: VOCAL ORATORIO OR HYMN - 16 & under 18 yrs
1. Jessamy Cottis
CLASS 50: 20TH OR 21ST CENTURY ART SONG - 18 yrs & over
CLASS 13: MORI SONG - 8 & under 10 yrs
At least 1 verse in Maori
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1. Lexus Hirst How great thou art / whaakaria Mai
CLASS 62: VOCALGILBERT & SULLIVAN - Open
1. Graeme Foster O Better Far to Live and Die
CLASS 57: VOCAL MUSICAL THEATRE - 12 yrs & under
1. Lexus Hirst I see the light (movie tangled)
CLASS 58: VOCAL MUSICAL THEATRE - 12 yrs & over
1. Christian McCrea Who Will Buy
2. Autumn Lilley
3. Shamika Hoeta Part of Your World (The Little Mermaid) Jodie Benson
CLASS 307 A: PURE ENTERTAINMENT - SOLO - Open
Any age, any number of performers, any type of item – judged entirely on entertainment value. Class is a mixture of groups and soloists.
CLASS 48: VOCAL CHARACTER IN COSTUME - 18 yrs & over
1. Graeme Foster The Impossible Dream
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CLASS 11: VOCAL CHARACTER IN COSTUME - 8 & under 10 yrs
1. Niamh O'Sullivan Naughty
1. Christian McCrea Consider Yourself
CLASS 55: SONG & DANCE - Under 12 yrs
Performance must contain equal parts song and dance.
1. Sarah-Jane Chaplin I want it all
CLASS 60: VOCAL JAZZ - 16 yrs & over
1. Graeme Foster Blue Moon
CLASS 16: VOCAL POPULAR / MODERN - 8 & under 10 yrs
1. Lydia Chen Over the Rainbow
2. Ethan Hall Try A Little Kindness (Glen Campbell)
3. Stevie Toyne
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3. Sophie Toyne
1. Christian McCrea The Bare Necessities
1. Jessamy Cottis Metaphorically
CLASS 53: VOCAL POPULAR / MODERN - 18 yrs & over
CLASS 64 A: VOCAL COUNTRY - Under 16 yrs
Class has been split due to large age range.
1. Lexus Hirst What's forever for - Billy Gillman
2. Stevie Toyne
3. Sophie Toyne
CLASS 64 B: VOCAL COUNTRY - 16 yrs & over
Class split due to large age range.
1. Shamika Hoeta I Hope You're Happy Now - Carly Pearce
2. Graeme Foster I Love You Because
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CLASS 67: OWN COMPOSITION - VOCAL - Open
Sheet music or a chord chart must be supplied to the adjudicator.
1. Sophie Toyne
CLASS 59: OPERATIC SOLO OR ARIA - 16 yrs & over
CLASS 76: VOCAL GILBERT & SULLIVAN OR MUSICAL THEATRE GROUP - Open
1. Rita Burgstaller H.M.S Pinafore
CLASS 71: VOCAL DUET - 14 & under 18 yrs
1. Caleb Ioakimi & Rosabella Gregory Fields of Athenry
2. Autumn Lilley & Ela robins
CLASS 72: VOCAL DUET - Open
1. Rosabella Gregory & Xavier Gregory
2. Ellarose Vakadranu & Lourdez Vakadranu Ellarose Vakadranu
CLASS 74: VOCAL TRIO OR QUARTET - Open
1. Talia Ioakimi, Jacinta Ioakimi & Jacinta Piper Wild Mountain Thyme
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CLASS 307 B: PURE ENTERTAINMENT - GROUP - Open
Any age, any number of performers, any type of item – judged entirely on entertainment value. Class is a mixture of groups and soloists.
1. Rita Burgstaller Angle
Performing Arts Workshop with Adjudicator Alexandra Wiltshire
The Voice
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Sunday 18th July 2021
9am Start – Good Morning - Session 1 RWOH backstage & dressing rooms open 8.15am
CLASS 288: HIDDEN RECITATION - Under 12 yrs
Competitor Unseen
CLASS 289: HIDDEN RECITATION - 12 yrs & over
Competitor Unseen
CLASS 292: TEST POEM - 10 & under 14 yrs
1. Kezia Brooker-Wright
CLASS 293: TEST POEM - 14 yrs & over
1. Toni Adams 2. Kezia Pickering
CLASS 232: RESTRICTED - Under 10 yrs
No previous 1st place in any Speech & Drama competition.
1. Sarah-Jane Chaplin 2. Eshton Huang
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No previous 1st place in any Speech & Drama competition.
1. Jacob Huang
CLASS 268: PSALM READING - 16 & under 18 yrs
1. Maddi McKenzie
CLASS 247: PSALM READING - 10 & under 12 yrs
Class 234: Own Selection - Poem - UNDER 8 YRS
CLASS 243: OWN SELECTION - POEM - 10 & under 12 yrs
CLASS 261: OWN SELECTION - POEM - 16 & under 18 yrs
1. Toni Adams
2. Maddi McKenzie
CLASS 244: PREPARED READING - 10 & under 12 yrs
1. Kezia Brooker-Wright 2. Dempsey Schicker
CLASS 262: PREPARED READING - 16 & under 18 yrs
1. Maddi McKenzie
CLASS 280: NEW ZEALAND POEM - 10 & under 14 yrs
CLASS 281: NEW ZEALAND POEM - 14 yrs & over
1. Toni Adams
2. Maddi McKenzie
CLASS 267: SHAKESPEAREAN READING - 16 & under 18 yrs
1. Toni Adams
CLASS 295: LIGHT VERSE - 10 & under 14 yrs
CLASS 264: SITE READING - 16 & under 18 yrs
1. Toni Adams 2. Maddi McKenzie
3. Kezia Pickering
Class 244: Site Reading - 10 & UNDER 12 YRS
1. Kezia Brooker-Wright 2. Dempsey Schicker
Please ensure sheet music is handed in to the Stage Manager at the start of each session
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CLASS 263: CHARACTER IN COSTUME - 16 & under 18 yrs
1. Toni Adams
2. Maddi McKenzie
CLASS 277: ORIGINAL POEM BY SPEAKER - Open
Copy must be supplied to the adjudicator.
1. Kezia Brooker-Wright 2. Kezia Pickering
CLASS NA 4: PACANZ NOMINATION - SPEECH & DRAMA - 14 & under 21 yrs
Performers will be 15 and under 21 years as at 1st of October 2021.
1. Toni Adams 2. Maddi McKenzie
3. Kezia Pickering
Please ensure sheet music is handed in to the Stage Manager at the start of each session
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Speech & Drama
WCS PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SCHOLARSHIP 2021
Scholarship Opens 9am - Sunday 1st August 2021
Scholarship Closes 5pm - Tuesday 31st August 2021
Applications made outside of these dates and times will NOT be accepted or taken into consideration. This includes early submissions. Please only apply during the timeframe listed above. Application Forms can be
downloaded via our website.
Subject: Scholarship
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Olivia Bedwell – Olivia will be 16 years old at the time of nominations for the
WCS Pianoforte. Olivia is currently attending Whanganui High School. Olivia has
competed with WHS at WCS Dance Festival. Under the guidance of her Music
Teacher, Marie Brooks, Olivia is excited to perform for you all at the upcoming WCS Performing Arts Festival.
Gerard Burgstaller – 18-year-old Gerard has performed as a soloist and with
his family for many years with the WCS. Gerard will be returning to the WCS Performing Arts Festival this July to compete in a wide range of classes across
the Piano & Instrumental sections. Working with his teacher, Lisa Boessenkool,
Gerard is excited to perform at the Royal Whanganui Opera House.
Hideki Yutoku – Originally from Japan, 17-year-old Hideki is a year 12 student
at Whanganui Collegiate School. In 2019 he was winner of the IRMT Sonja
Wilson Scholarship competition. Hideki has performed frequently in the community and for the school. Working with his teacher, Ingrid Culliford, this is
his first time playing in the WCS Performing Arts Festival.
Maddi McKenzie – 16-year-old Maddi is excited to have the opportunity to
perform for you all at the Royal Whanganui Opera House. Working with her
teacher, Roz Armstrong, Maddi has prepared a range of pieces that are sure to
delight everyone.
Toni Adams – Toni, aged 17, will be taking the stage prepared with several
items that she is proud of. Attending Whanganui High School, Toni is also being
taught by Roz Armstrong. Being able to compete and perform with her friends is a highlight of this festival.
Kezia Pickering – Kezia is a 16-year-old attending Whanganui High School,
where she is taught Drama by Roz Armstrong. She has been taking drama
classes at Amdram since she was 10 years old and has performed in many shows. This is her third year competing with the Whanganui Competitions
Society and she will be performing a selection of pieces in hopes of a PACANZ
nomination.
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treatment for June & July 2021
Code: WCS2021

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