PROGRAMME - Hazel Grove Musical Festival · PROGRAMME Price £3.00 Registered Charity 505911 ....

87th Season 2014

Competitive Est. 1921

Affiliated to The British and International Federation of Festivals for Music, Dance and Speech

of which Her Majesty the Queen is Patron

PROGRAMME

Price £3.00

Registered Charity 505911

FRIDAY 28th FEBRUARY 2014

SPEECH & DRAMA Page

CLASS 100 Verse Speaking, NC YR Own choice .......................... 7

CLASS 101 Verse Speaking, NC Y1 Own choice ........................... 7



CLASS 104 Verse Speaking, NC Y4 Own choice………………….11 CLASS 105 Verse Speaking, NC Y5 Own choice ........................... 11


CLASS 108 Verse Speaking, NC Y7 & Y8 Own choice ................. 13 CLASS 111 Verse Speaking, NC Y9 & Y10 Own choice .............. 9

CLASS 112 Verse Speaking, NC Y11 & above Own choice .......... ..9 CLASS 122 Verse Speaking, NC Y2 Set author…………………… 8

CLASS 123 Verse Speaking, NC Y3 Set author ............................. 8

CLASS 124 Verse Speaking, NC Y4 Set author…………………… 8 CLASS 125 Verse Speaking, NC Y5 Set author ............................. 9

CLASS 126 Verse Speaking, NC Y6 Set author ............................. 9

CLASS 128 Verse Speaking, NC Y7 & Y8, Set author…………….9 CLASS 141 Shakespeare Solo, NC Y9 & above ............................. 13

CLASS 147 Bible Reading, Open ................................................... 9

CLASS 153 Prose Reading, NC Y3 & under .................................. 10 CLASS 154 Prose Reading, NC Y4 ................................................ 10

CLASS 155 Prose Reading, NC Y5 ................................................ 8

CLASS 156 Prose Reading, NC Y6……………………………….. 8

CLASS 157 Prose Reading, NC Y7 & Y8 ....................................... 10

CLASS 158 Prose Reading, NC Y9 & Y10 ..................................... 11

CLASS 159 Prose Reading, NC Y11 & above ................................ 11 CLASS 170 Solo Drama, NC Y6 & under ...................................... 8

CLASS 171 Solo Drama, NC Y7 & Y8........................................... 11

CLASS 172 Solo Drama, NC Y9 & Y10 ......................................... 13 CLASS 173 Solo Drama, NC Y11 & above .................................... 11

CLASS 175 Solo Comedy, NC Y7 & Y8 ........................................ 12

CLASS 176 Solo Comedy, NC Y9 & Y 10 ..................................... 12 CLASS 177 Solo Comedy, NC Y11 & above ................................. 13

CLASS 180 Duologues, NC Y6 & under ........................................ 10

CLASS 181 Duologues, NC Y7 & Y8 ............................................ 14 CLASS 182 Duologues, NC Y9 & Y10 .......................................... 12

CLASS 183 Duologues, NC Y11 & above…………………………14

CLASS 185 Acted Scene, NC Y6 & under…………………………14 CLASS 186 Acted Scene, NC Y7, Y8 & Y9………………………. 12

CLASS 187 Acted Scene, NC Y10, Y11 & above………………… 14

PIANO

CLASS 200 Piano Solo, 8 yrs & under Test Piece .......................... .15 CLASS 201 Piano Solo, 10 yrs & under Test Piece ........................ .15

CLASS 202 Piano Solo, 12 yrs & under Test Piece ........................ .15

CLASS 203 Piano Solo, 14 yrs & under Test Piece ........................ .15 CLASS 205 Piano Solo, 8 yrs & under Own choice ........................ .15

CLASS 206 Piano Solo, 10 yrs & under Own choice ...................... .16

CLASS 207 Piano Solo, 12 yrs & under Own choice ...................... .17 CLASS 208 Piano Solo, 14 yrs & under Own choice ...................... .17

CLASS 209 Piano Solo, 16 yrs & under Own choice ...................... .16

CLASS 211 Piano Duet, 16 yrs & under Own choice ……...…….. 17 Piano Final .................................................................................... 17

STRING INSTRUMENTS

CLASS 240 String Instrument Solo, 9 yrs & under ......................... 22

CLASS 241 String Instrument Solo, 11 yrs & under ....................... 22 CLASS 242 String Instrument Solo, 14 yrs & under ....................... 22

CLASS 243 String Instrument Solo, 16 yrs & under ....................... 23

CLASS 244 String Instrument Solo, Open…………………………23 CLASS 245 String Instrument Duet, 11 yrs & under ....................... 23

CLASS 246 String Instrument Duet, Open ...................................... 23 CLASS 250 Classical Guitar Solo, 11 yrs & under ......................... 23

CLASS 253 String Instrument Solo, Grades I & II………………..22

CLASS 254 String Instrument Solo, Grades III & IV……………..22 CLASS 255 String Instrument Solo, Grades V & VI……………. .23

RECORDERS

CLASS 260 Solo Descant Recorder, 9 yrs & under ......................... 25

CLASS 261 Solo Descant Recorder, 11 yrs & under ....................... 25 CLASS 262 Solo Treble Recorder, 11 yrs & under ......................... 25

CLASS 268 Recorder Duet, 11 yrs & under .................................... 25

WIND INSTRUMENT

CLASS 270 Flute or Oboe Solo, 11 yrs & under ............................ 24 CLASS 271 Clarinet or Saxophone Solo, 11 yrs & under ............... 24

CLASS 272 Flute or Oboe Solo, 14 yrs & under ............................ 24

CLASS 273 Clarinet or Saxophone Solo, 14 yrs & under ............... 24

CLASS 274 Brass Instrument Solo, 14 yrs & under ....................... 24

CLASS 275 Wind Instrument Solo, 16 yrs & under ....................... 24

CLASS 276 Wind Instrument Solo, Open ....................................... 24 CLASS 277 Wind Instrument Duet, 11 yrs & under………………..25

CLASS 278 Wind Instrument Duet, Open…………………………25

ANY INSTRUMENTS CLASS 281 Ensemble, Open .......................................................... 26

VOCAL

CLASS 301 British Composers, 10 yrs & under ............................. 29 LASS 302 British Composers, 11 & 12 yrs ................................. 29

CLASS 303 British Composers, 13 &14 yrs ................................. 29

CLASS 304 British Composers, 15 & 16 yrs .................................. 30 CLASS 305 British Composers, 17 & 18 yrs .................................. 30

CLASS 307 Vocal Solo, 10 yrs & under ......................................... 31

CLASS 308 Vocal Solo, 11 & 12 yrs .............................................. 30 CLASS 309 Vocal Solo, 13 & 14 yrs .............................................. 31

CLASS 310 Vocal Solo, 15 & 16 yrs .............................................. 31

CLASS 311 Vocal Solo, 17 & 18 yrs .............................................. 31

CLASS 313 Traditional Folk Song, 18 yrs and under ..................... 27

CLASS 314 Musicals (any voice), 9 yrs and under ......................... 27

CLASS 315 Musicals (any voice), 10, 11 & 12 yrs ......................... 27 CLASS 316 Musicals (any voice), 13 & 14 yrs .............................. 28

CLASS 317 Musicals (any voice), 15 & 16 yrs .............................. 28

CLASS 318 Musicals (any voice), 17 & 18 yrs .............................. 29 CLASS 319 Vocal Duet, 18 yrs & under ........................................ 28

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SATURDAY 22nd FEBRUARY 2014

PIANO

CLASS 230 Piano Solo J.S.BACH SCARLATTI, Open ................ 19

CLASS 231 Pianoforte Solo HAYDN, MOZART, Open ............. 18

CLASS 232 Piano Solo BEETHOVEN SCHUBERT, Open .......... 20 CLASS 233 Piano Solo BRAHMS SCHUMANN, Open ............... 18

CLASS 234 Piano Solo CHOPIN LISZT, Open ............................. 21

CLASS 235 Piano Solo FRENCH COMPOSER, Open .................. 20 CLASS 236 Piano Solo RUSSIAN COMPOSER, Open................. 21

CLASS 237 Piano Solo Own Choice Composer, Open ................... 18

CLASS 238 Pianoforte Duet, Open................................................. 20 CLASS 239 Piano Concerto, Open ................................................. 19

Piano Championship ........................................................................ 18

VOCAL

CLASS 350 Vocal Recital, Open .................................................... 32

CLASS 351 Soprano Solo, Open .................................................... 34

CLASS 352 Mezzo-soprano Solo, Open ......................................... 34 CLASS 353 Contralto Solo, Open .................................................. 34

CLASS 354 Tenor Solo, Open ........................................................ 34

CLASS 355 Baritone Solo, Open .................................................... 34 CLASS 356 Bass Solo, Open .......................................................... 34

CLASS 357 Folk Song, Open ......................................................... 33

CLASS 358 Operatic Solo, Open .................................................... 33 CLASS 360 Light Opera or Modern Musical Show, Open ............. 36

CLASS 362 Vocal Duet, Open........................................................ 35

CLASS 363 British Composer Solo, Open...................................... 35 CLASS 365 Lieder (official accompanist), Open ............................ 35

CLASS 366 Vocal Solo, Age 60 yrs & over ................................... 37 CLASS 367 Oratorio Solo, Open .................................................... 37

CLASS 368 Victorian or Edwardian Ballad, Open ......................... 38

CLASS 369 Vocal Solo Novice ...................................................... 36 CLASS 370 Humour in Song, Open ............................................... 36

CLASS 371 Jazz or Swing Solo, Open ........................................... 33

Vocal Final .................................................................................... 36

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SATURDAY 1st MARCH 2014

CHORAL

CLASS 400 Junior Choirs 12 yrs and under ................................... 39

CLASS 401 Youth Choirs ............................................................... 39

CLASS 402 Vocal Ensemble .......................................................... 39 CLASS 405 Choral Recital ............................................................. 40

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HAZEL GROVE MUSICAL FESTIVAL COMMITTEE

President Simon Bottomley

Chairman John Riches

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General Secretary Kath Penney

Assistant Matthew Penney

Minutes Secretary Mary Harris

Treasurer Janet Nightingale

Competitors’ Secretaries:

Speech & Drama Corinne Lawrence

Instrumental Eileen Rigg

Assistant Mark Rigg

Vocal Margot & Barclay Jackson

Results Co-ordinator Trevor Moseley

House Manager Brian Beswick

Assistants Maurice Hargreaves, Matthew Penney

Chief Steward Margaret Whittingham

Assistant Margaret Ashling

Trophy Secretary Brenda Moseley

Accommodation Secretary Glenda Miller

Catering Muriel Gray

Subscriptions Secretary Gwyneth Robinson

Sponsorship Keith Vigurs

ADJUDICATORS AND ACCOMPANISTS

MUSIC

Timothy Barratt GRSM, LRAM, ARCM, LMusTCL, ARAM

Daniel Howard BMus(Hons), DipRAM, LRAM, LTCL, LGSM

David Oliver ARAM, ARCM, LRAM

Steven Roberts MEd, BA(Hons), Cert Ed, BBCM, CMS

Lynne Rogers MA, BA(Hons), CTABRSM

Luan Shaw MA, PGDip, BA(Hons), ABSM(P), ABSM(T), HonBC

Dr Elizabeth Stafford BA(Hons), PhD, PGDip, LTCL, PGCE

SPEECH & DRAMA

Paul Bench MEd, LGSM, ALAM, PGCE, ACP(Lings),IBFP, MIFA, CertLangEd, LJBA, MSTSD,MASC(Ph), FRSA

Maryrose Swarbrick

ACCOMPANISTS

Stewart Death BSc, PPRNCM

Catherine Hall-Smith GBSM, PGRNCM

Kathleen Hesford ARCO, GRNCM, ARNCM

Tim Kennedy MA, FRCO

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Chairman

www.hazelgrovemusicalfestival.org.uk

Welcome to the 87th Hazel Grove Musical Festival of Music, Speech and Drama.

The year 2014 sees major changes to our committee, with the retirement of both our General Secretary,

Eileen Halsall, and our Vocal Secretary, Elaine Naylor. They leave us with our best wishes and thanks

for their sterling work over many years with our Festival.

In their place we are pleased to welcome mother and son team Kathleen and Matthew Penney, who

have taken up the position of Hon. General Secretary and Assistant respectively. We are equally

pleased to welcome Margot and Barclay Jackson, who are sharing the Hon. Vocal Secretary’s work.

John Riches

Chairman

Sponsors and Friends of Hazel Grove Musical Festival We greatly appreciate the support of our sponsors and friends,

some of whom may have been too late for inclusion in the programme.

Eric & Margaret Adshead

Margaret & Ralph Ashling

Joe & Irene Agnew

Pat & Allan Baldwin ( In memory of Mrs Lily Bray)

Jean Campbell

Muriel Ferns

Muriel Gray

Eileen Halsall

Maurice Hargreaves

Marjorie Harrop

Barbara Lister

Brenda & Trevor Moseley

Elaine Naylor

Janet & Gordon Nightingale

Alf & Maureen Pownall

John & Margaret Riches

Margaret White

Margaret Whittingham

Jean Yarwood

Hazel Grove United Reformed Church

Sponsors of classes.

Laurie Alker CLASS 363 British Composer Solo (any voice), Open

Ian Chesters CLASS 267 Solo Descant or Treble Recorder, Open

Tony Fitch CLASS 237 Pianoforte Solo, Open

Fran Fletcher CLASS 402 Vocal Ensemble, Open (In memory of Gwyn Fletcher) Glazier Family CLASS 405 Choral Recital ( In memory of Laurence Glazier)

Eileen Halsall CLASS 358 Operatic Solo, Open

Pat Hunt CLASS 276 Wind Instrument Solo, Open

Ellen Jones CLASS 401 Youth Choirs

Sylvia Meads CLASS 275 Wind Instrument Solo, 16 years and under

Glenda Miller CLASS 357 Folk Song, Open

Stella Molton CLASS 367 Oratorio Solo, Open

Sheila Mycock CLASS 203 Pianoforte Solo, 14 years and under

Monica Pickles CLASS 200 Pianoforte Solo, 8 years and under

Margaret Roberts CLASS 313 Folk Song, 18 years & under

Gwyn Robinson CLASS 362 Vocal Duet, Open

John Stimpfig CLASS 239 Pianoforte Concerto

and Pianoforte Championship

David Young & Bernard Elsdon CLASS 230 Pianoforte Solo (Bach, Scarlatti), Open

Competitors may be invited to

participate in the Winners’ Concert.

Proceeds from the concert will go to the

Hazel Grove Musical Festival.

WINNERS’ CONCERT

Saturday March 8th at 7pm

Hazel Grove Methodist Church Tickets: £5 adults. £1 children including refreshments

http://www.hazelgrovemusicalfestival.org.uk/

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VIDEO/AUDIO RECORDING OR PHOTOGRAPHY IS NOT ALLOWED DURING THE FESTIVAL

COPYRIGHT and PHOTOCOPYING

1. The Music Publishers’ Association Code of Practice on Photocopying Copyright Works makes the following

concession for copying own choice pieces from volumes only for the use of the adjudicator at a festival,

provided that the entrant or participant has already purchased his/her own copy and that the copy made is

retained and destroyed by the Administrator of the festival immediately after the event.

2. The Hazel Grove Festival is pleased to announce that it has entered into an agreement with the Authors’

Licensing and Collecting Society. This means that the entrants do not have to seek copyright permission for

any poetry, prose or solo dramatic items* performed, to a time limit of 10 minutes.

Performers and teachers will be delighted to know that their participation in the festival means that authors

will be directly reimbursed as a consequence of their work being performed at this festival.

Duologues and group dramatic activity are not covered by this agreement, and copyright for these items

should be sought by performers at the time of entry.

*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.

3. No video/audio recording or photography will be allowed during competitions.

DESCRIPTORS FOR GRADING PERFORMANCES

NB. The festival uses the marks system:

90+ or OUTSTANDING An exceptional performance, both technically and artistically

87-89 or DISTINCTION An excellent performance technically and artistically

84-86 or COMMENDED A convincing performance technically and artistically

81-83 or MERIT A capable performance showing some artistic appreciation and/or technical ability

78-80 or MODERATE A performance showing development of technique and/or communication

75-77 or FAIR A performance limited in its communication

NATIONAL CURRICULUM YEAR GROUPS

Each School year runs from 1st September to 31st August

Where National Curriculum (NC) Year Groups apply then ages should be as follows:

NC Rec Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6

Age 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

achieved

during year

NC Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Year 10 Year 11 Year12 Year13

Age 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

achieved

during year

TROPHY AND MEDAL POLICY

All certificates, medals, trophies and plaques are awarded at the discretion of the adjudicator and the Festival Committee.

First, second, and third certificates will be awarded in all Music and Speech and Drama classes where sufficient merit is

shown.

In Junior classes a keepsake Medal will be awarded to winners in the younger age groups, an enhanced First Prize

Certificate will be awarded in the older age groups.

In Adult Classes an enhanced First Prize Certificate will be awarded to the winner of the class.

A Trophy/Shield may be awarded to certain Adult Championship classes featuring Pianoforte, Vocal and Choral

performances. Any such award will be for a period of up to a year and be returnable to the festival at the end of this period.

The winner will bear the cost of any engraving.

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SPEECH & DRAMA ADJUDICATORS

PAUL BENCH MEd, LGSM, ALAM, PGCE, ACP(Lings),IBFP, MIFA, CertLangEd, LJBA, MSTSD,

MASC(Ph), FRSA

Paul Bench studied at London and Birmingham Universities and has worked for the London Academy of Music and

Dramatic Art as an examiner for many years. He has been head of Drama and Theatre in several large departments as well

as Director of Studies.

Paul has written many articles and book reviews for various journals and newspapers such as The Times Educational

Supplement and The Stage. He is presently reviews editor for the journal of the Society of Teachers of Speech and Drama.

As an adjudicator member of the International and British Federation of Festivals, he has adjudicated many festivals over

the years. He has worked for the Hong Kong Schools Speech Festival on many occasions. He has also judged the finals of

the eight week festival in Sri Lanka.

He has taught voice and presentation skills at several UK university departments for MA and MSc programmes, where he

has been a visiting lecturer, and he is a member of the Society of Education Consultants.

In his capacity as an examiner with LAMDA he has worked with students throughout the United Kingdom and within

Europe, to Spain, Italy, Belgium and Holland. He has travelled internationally to Nigeria, Kenya, Uganda, and South

Africa, Australia, Japan, Sri Lanka, India, Singapore, the United States, the Middle East and China.

He has a private and corporate client base from a wide spectrum from the Law. Education, Business and the Performing

Arts. He is a member of the British Voice Association and a tutor for Voicecare Network, working with teachers and

lecturers to help with their vocal care and delivery in the classroom.

Paul is an International Bach Flower practitioner, advanced medical aromatherapist and Reiki therapist, specialising in

relaxation techniques. He regularly provides day courses in Voice Therapy, The Creative Self, Bach Flower Therapy and

Performance Psychology.

MARYROSE SWARBRICK

Currently Head of Drama at St Mary's Hall, Stonyhurst College, a prestigious boarding school, Maryrose has worked

extensively in theatre from a very young age, in everything from pantomime to Shakespeare. Musical Theatre, though,

remains her first love, and with the help of her daughters she runs her own long-established School of Performing Arts and

Theatre Company. As a director and choreographer, she loves nothing more than to encourage the young (and not so

young) in all aspects of dance and drama.

MUSIC ADJUDICATORS

TIMOTHY BARRATT GRSM, LRAM, ARCM, LMusTCL, ARAM

Timothy Barratt studied on a Scholarship at the Royal Academy of Music, winning many major awards, and completed his

studies with Vlado Perlemuter in Paris and Geoffrey Parsons. He has toured and broadcast extensively in the UK and

abroad as soloist, accompanist and chamber music player. Whilst still a student he developed a special interest in song

accompaniment through playing for Masterclasses at Aldeburgh, subsequently partnering such artists as Dame Felicity Lott

and Robert White. In addition, instrumentalists he has worked with include Jack Brymer, Bradley Creswick and Haaken

Hardenberger.

Teaching forms a major part of his musical life and he enjoys working with pupils of all ages and levels. Having worked

as a Coach and Lecturer at the RAM, TCM and Morley College for many years he is now Head of Keyboard at Dulwich

College. He frequently directs Masterclasses for performers and teachers’ workshops in the UK and Far East and is a busy

Competition and Festival adjudicator.

An ABRSM examiner since 1991, he is also a Trainer amd Consultant Moderator. Other work for the AB includes co-

writing the Board’s Teaching Notes on Piano Exam pieces, selecting the graded Piano pieces, presenting Seminars and

acting as a mentor on the CT ABRSM Course.

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DANIEL HOWARD BMus (Hons), DipRam, LRAM, LTCL, LGSM

Daniel Howard studied piano and singing at the Royal Academy of Music and graduated with a first class honours degree

and diploma of advanced studies.

As a pianist he was in much demand, playing many concertos and recitals up and down the country; however, it is as an

opera singer that he has made his career, singing many main roles throughout the UK and Europe. Most recently he

performed the role of Governor Albert Frank in Die Fledermaus at the Royal Albert Hall in a special gala performance

with Kiri te Kanawa and Jose Carreras. Other roles of note have included Papageno, Guglielmo, Tarquinius and Belcore

which he has sung for Companies such as English Touring Opera, Latvian State Opera, Hermitage Theatre, St Petersburg

and Diva Opera.

Currently he is singing the Marchese in La Traviata at the Azuriales Opera Festival in Nice. In demand as an oratorio

singer, he has sung most of the standard repertoire throughout the UK.

DAVID OLIVER ARAM, ARCM, LRAM

David Oliver has enjoyed a long career as pianist, teacher, adjudicator and ABRSM examiner. As a student, he won many

prizes at the Royal Academy of Music, including the award of the Recital Diploma. His concert performing in both solo

and ensemble has taken him to venues in the U.K., Europe and South East Asia, where he also recorded recitals for radio

and television. He has had extensive adjudicating and examining experience, both at home and abroad, including four visits

to the Hong Kong Schools’ Music Festival, most recently for a 5 week, 52 session visit in February and March 2013! He

has a flourishing private teaching practice and has had appointments to, among others, Harrow School, the Watford School

of Music and – currently – the North London Collegiate School. He was elected as an Associate of the Royal Academy of

Music in 1968.

STEVEN ROBERTS MEd, BA(Hons), Cert Ed, BBCM, CMS

Steven Roberts has combined a career in education with his work as a conductor, musical director and adjudicator, working

both in this country and in Europe and as far afield as Peru and Bahrain.

His work in education has included training musicians and actors and he has worked extensively with partner schools as

part of his past educational responsibilities.

Despite a very busy educational career Steven has conducted numerous groups, including the Liverpool Welsh Choral

Union, The Huddersfield Choral Society, Dodworth and Skelmanthorpe Male Voice Choirs and a variety of orchestras,

brass bands and wind ensembles, as well as being Chorus Master for concerts with Dame Kiri Te Kanawa and Jose

Carreras. He is currently Musical Director and Conductor with Altrincham Choral Society, Chesterfield Philharmonic

Choir and Honley Male Voice Choir. Steven has also worked as musical director for a number of theatrical productions,

and this diversity reflects his music and drama training.

Steven is also Musical Director with Sing Live UK which has seen him conduct in some of the country’s most prestigious

concert halls, including the Royal Albert Hall, London, and in the College Gardens of Westminster Abbey for The Lady

Taverners and at Mass in St Peter’s Basilica, Vatican City, St Mark’s Basilica in Venice and in Assisi and most recently in

Vienna, Salzburg, Amalfi, Milan and Paris. Steven has conducted numerous concerts throughout this country but also in

Germany, France, Italy and the Czech Republic and with a variety of choirs, ensembles and orchestras, winds bands and

brass bands. He studied piano, brass and voice and has worked in a variety of musical settings.

Steven is an adjudicator member of the British and International Federation of Festivals, as well as sitting on the Board of

Trustees. He also acts as a Music Mentor for Music for Youth and is a member of the Association of British Choral

Directors.

Steven is a member of The Lord’s Taverners, the cricketing charity that raises money to give ‘young people, particularly

with special needs, a sporting chance’.

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LYNNE ROGERS MA, BA(Hons), CTABRSM

Lynne Rogers originally studied Theology at Manchester University before travelling to Italy to study singing under

Maestro Arrigo Pola, who famously taught Pavarotti. She then studied at Birmingham Conservatoire where she gained a

Masters in Performance Studies.

Currently Lynne has a busy career as a singing teacher, choral director and freelance soprano. She is a gifted concert and

oratorio performer and is a regular member of the BBC Daily Service Singers who broadcast on Radio 4. She particularly

enjoys 20th Century English Song repertoire and has sung in France, Holland, Italy and throughout the UK.

Lynne currently teaches singing at Liverpool Hope University and St. Edward’s College, the choir school to Liverpool

Metropolitan Cathedral. She is also studying for a PhD in the vocal health of teenage girl singers.

LUAN SHAW MA, PGDip, BA(Hons), ABSM(P), ABSM(T), HonBC

Luan Shaw has worked as an adjudicator for the British and International Federation of Festivals for twelve years. She is

also a busy performer, teacher, workshop leader, examiner, lecturer - and parent!

Luan studied clarinet with Janet Hilton at Birmingham Conservatoire during the early 1990s, and later completed a Masters

Degree in ‘Psychology for Musicians’ at the University of Sheffield. She went on to build a rich and varied ‘portfolio’

career and in 2001, was awarded an honorary degree from Birmingham Conservatoire ‘in recognition of distinguished work

within the field of music’.

Currently co-principal clarinet with Orchestra of the Swan, Luan also performs regularly with the CBSO and Longborough

Festival Opera. As a chamber musician she has performed over 100 works for wind ensemble, and many more in mixed

combinations of voice, strings and piano. In addition to teaching primary class music, training two children’s choirs and

giving woodwind lessons in her local community, she runs Live Music Workshops for children with special educational

needs, Early Years Foundation Stage and Key Stages 1 & 2 throughout the West Midlands. Over the past 20 years her

teaching posts have included Co-ordinator of Woodwind and Brass at Birmingham Conservatoire Junior School and Head

of Instrumental Studies at Hallfield School, Birmingham. Many of Luan’s former clarinet students have gone on to become

professional musicians.

Luan is an ABRSM Diploma examiner and has worked as a teaching mentor for ABRSM’s Professional Development

panel and as an ‘A’ level music moderator for AQA. During 2010/2011, Luan was actively involved in the design and

implementation of the unique ‘MMus Performance and Pedagogy’ course at Birmingham Conservatoire, where she is now

Lecturer in Pedagogy and Course Director of the Advanced Postgraduate Diploma in Music (Professional Performance).

ELIZABETH STAFFORD BA(Hons), PhD, PGDip, LTCL, PGCE

Elizabeth Stafford was born and educated in Birmingham. She studied for a BA(Hons) in music at Durham University,

following this with a PhD in Performance Studies at Sheffield University, a Postgraduate Diploma in Vocal Studies at

Trinity College of Music and a PGCE in Primary Music at Birmingham City University.

As a solo soprano Elizabeth has won many competitions and awards, including First Prize and ‘Most Promising Young

Female Singer’ in the David Clover Competition and finalist representing Sheffield University in the Musica Britannica

Competition. She has appeared as an oratorio and opera soloist with numerous ensembles in venues including Symphony

Hall, Birmingham Town Hall and most of the major cathedrals in England. She has given recitals in many prestigious

locations including the CBSO Centre, the National Gallery, the Victoria and Albert Museum and the Malta Cultural Centre,

and has broadcast as a soloist on BBC Radio 4 and the BBC World Service. In 2011, Elizabeth gave a performance of

Rossini’s ‘Cat Duet’ in the presence of Princess Michael of Kent.

As a choral conductor, Elizabeth has conducted numerous youth and adult choirs in venues including Symphony Hall,

Birmingham Town Hall, Tewkesbury Abbey and St Chad’s Cathedral, Birmingham. In 2009, Elizabeth was selected for a

choral conducting Masterclass with David Hill and the BBC Singers, and in 2010 was invited to conduct a massed choir for

the Music for Youth Family Prom in Birmingham.

Elizabeth has worked for numerous Local Authority Music Services as a vocal and curriculum teacher, and as a teacher-

trainer for Trinity College London, The Open University and the ABRSM. Elizabeth now runs her own company, Music

Education Solutions, which provides workshops and training for schools and teachers throughout the UK. She is currently

providing Music Education consultancy services to Trinity College London, Target Education Alliance, and THSH

(Symphony Hall) and is Singing Strategy Manager for Staffordshire Stoke Music Education Partnership. She is an

Adjudicator Member of the British and International Federation of Festivals.

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SPEECH & DRAMA SECTION

FRIDAY MORNING 28th FEBRUARY 2014

VENUE – HAZEL GROVE PRIMARY SCHOOL

ROOM - E 1 The adjudicator for the session will be Paul Bench

9.00am CLASS 101 Verse Speaking, NC Y1 Own Choice

Time limit: 2 minutes

1 Alexandra Yates Wilmslow A Spike of Green Barbara Baker

2 Lily Window Wilmslow Whispers Myra Cohn Livingston

3 William Halfpenny Sale Space Samantha Williams

4 David Rees Stockport The Three Foxes A. A. Milne

5 William Clark Wilmslow When I Was Christened David McCord

6 Louis Dobrev Wilmslow To The Fair Brian Moses

7 Alana Goodwin Wilmslow The Princess Priscilla E.V. Rieu

8 Charlotte Hunt Wilmslow Bella Had A New Umbrella Eve Merriam

9 Jimmy Wilson Wilmslow My Puppy Aileen Fisher

9.30am CLASS 102 Verse Speaking, NC Y2 Own Choice


1 Zayd Zulqurnain Sale The Hippopotamus’s Birthday E. V. Rieu

2 Jake Butler-Smith Wilmslow Counting Sheep Wes Magee

3 Fleur Darlington Wilmslow Well, You Shouldn’t Have Sue Cowling

4 Martha Thompson Bramhall The Lost Tabby Enid Barraclough

5 Victoria Wilson Wilmslow An Alien Education Andrew Collett

6 Harold Ghorbanian Bramhall The Wrong Start Marchette Chute

9.55am CLASS 100 Verse Speaking, NC YR


1 Jack McGowan Wilmslow Tumbling Anon

2 James Potter Wilmslow Dormouse Lilian McCrea

3 Abigail Quinn Stockport When I Was Three Edwards

4 Sara Ann Stockport The Kite Anon

5 Oliver Passant Stockport Walking Fisher

6 Jim Sweeney Stockport Tantrums Roger McGough

7 Sean Sweeny Stockport My Sister Laura Spike Milligan

8 Oliver Norbury Stockport I Can Play Piano John Mole

Smith

John Agard 10.25am CLASS 103 Verse Speaking NC Y3 Own Choice


1 Francis Bennet Wilmslow It’s Not My Fault John Kitchin

2 Daniel Mejia Wilmslow The Shark Lalla Ward

3 Edward Reynolds Wilmslow Who? Wes Magee

4 Alexandra Petch Wilmslow Going Swimming Alison Chisholm

10.40am BREAK 15 minutes

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10.55am CLASS 170 Solo Drama NC Y6 & under Own Choice

No costumes allowed - small hand props only

Time limit: 3 minutes (time to include introduction)

1 Lydia Huby Skipton Orange Blossom Girl Joan McAlpine

2 Sebastian Green Wilmslow Toad Of Toad Hall A. A. Milne/Kenneth

Grahame

3 Edward Reynolds Wilmslow The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe C. S. Lewis

4 Morgan Daly-Pattison Wilmslow Detention Felicity Blackstone

5 Joe Butler-Smith Wilmslow Toad Of Toad Hall A. A. Milne/Kenneth

Grahame

6 Alfie Swift Bramhall The Railway Children E Nesbitt

7 Carys McNish Stockport The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe C. S. Lewis

8 Kiera Lamb Stockport Toad Of Toad Hall A. A. Milne/Kenneth

Grahame

9 Rebecca Duckworth Stockport I’m Cheesed Off Grendel

10 Jannah Zulqurnain Sale The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe C. S. Lewis

11 Alex Napier Bredbury Toad Of Toad Hall A. A. Milne/Kenneth

Grahame

12 Patrick Elvin Bredbury Toad Of Toad Hall A. A. Milne/Kenneth

Grahame

11.45am CLASS 156 Prose Reading NC Y6 Own choice

Time limit 2 minutes

1 Jesse Rees Stockport Moonfleet J Meade Faulkner

2 Lydia Huby Skipton Gangsta Granny David Walliams

3 Ebony Carter Bramhall Ali Baba And The Forty Thieves Traditional

12.00pm CLASS 155 Prose Reading NC Y5 Own choice


1 Callum Reid Middlewich A Bear Called Paddington Michael Bond

12.10pm CLASS 122 Verse Speaking, NC Y2

Any poem by Julia Donaldson


1 Toby Window Wilmslow Santa Claws Julia Donaldson

2 Jake Butler-Smith Wilmslow Give Us This Day Julia Donaldson

3 Fleur Darlington Wilmslow Cross Katy Julia Donaldson

4 Natasha Williams Compstall Josephine Julia Donaldson


Any poem by Walter de la Mare


1 Victoria Rees Stockport I Dream Of A Place Walter de la Mare

2 Daniel Mejia Wilmslow Bones Walter de la Mare


Any poem by Walter de la Mare


1 Marcus Cann Wilmslow Snow Walter de la Mare

2 John Rees Stockport Caw Walter de la Mare

3 Harrison Dineen Wilmslow Mr Nobody Walter de la Mare

4 Sofia Ghorbanian Wilmslow Silver Walter de la Mare

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ROOM - E 2 The adjudicator for the session will be Maryrose Swarbrick

9.00am CLASS 125 Verse Speaking, NC Y5

Any poem by Ian Serraillier


1 Molly Thompson Bramhall The Visitor Ian Serraillier

2 Callum Reid Middlewich The Visitor Ian Serraillier

9.10am CLASS 126 Verse Speaking, NC Y6

Any poem by Ian Serraillier


1 Lydia Huby Skipton The Hen And The Carp Ian Serraillier

2 Ebony Carter Bramhall Death Of The Cat Ian Serraillier

9.25am CLASS 128 Verse Speaking, NC Y7 & Y8

Any poem by Ted Hughes


1 Oliver Rushton Prestbury My Aunt Ted Hughes

2 Tarun Sripadam Southport The Thought Fox Ted Hughes

9.40am CLASS 111 Verse Speaking, NC Y9 & Y10 Own Choice


1 Da’ud Chaudhry Wilmslow They Pumped The Chest Of The Major Dave Wilson

Dying Soldier

2 Fay Waltho Bakewell The Second World War Elizabeth Jennings

3 Ailis McTaggart Bakewell The Visitor Ian Serrallier

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9.55am CLASS 112 Verse Speaking, NC Y11 and above Own Choice


1 Katherine Beale Bakewell Jane Austen’s ‘Sense and Sensibility’ Joyce Johnson


Trophy

10.05am CLASS 147 Bible Reading Authorised Version – Open

Own choice 6-8 verses

1 Jesse Rees Stockport Ecclesiastes 12: 1-8

2 Ebony Carter Bramhall Luke 7: 11-17

3 John Rees Stockport Ecclesiastes 3 : 1-8

4 Victoria Rees Stockport Revelation 21: 1-7

5 Lydia Huby Skipton Matthew 7: 24-29

6 David Rees Stockport Mark 4:36-41

10.45am BREAK 15 minutes

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11.00am CLASS 157 Prose Reading NC Y7 & Y8 Own choice


1 Tarun Sripadam Southport The Red Pyramid Rick Riodan

2 Oliver Rushton Prestbury The Ratcatcher Roald Dahl

11.15am CLASS 180 Duologues NC Y6 & under Own Choice



1 Giselle Hill Wilmslow The Sea King’s Daughter Margaret Harding

Eus Haworth

2 Joe Butler-Smith Wilmslow Sitting On Top Of The World Allan Mackay

Malachi Al-Radhi

3 Molly Thompson Bramhall Horrid Henry And The Secret Club Francesca Simon

Martha Thompson

4 Rebecca Duckworth Stockport The Owl And The Pussy-Cat Edward Lear

Katelyn Ellis

5 Kiera Lamb Stockport The Wind In The Willows Kenneth Grahame

Logan Ellis

6 Alex Martin Bredbury Toad Of Toad Hall A. A. Milne/Kenneth

Alissa Sharp Grahame

11.55am CLASS 153 Prose Reading NC Y3 and Under Own choice


1 Victoria Rees Stockport A Dog So Small Philippa Pierce

2 David Rees Stockport Mr McNally’s Hat Shirley Hughes

3 Zayd Zulqurnain Sale The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe C. S. Lewis

12.10pm CLASS 154 Prose Reading NC Y4 Own choice


1 Sofia Ghorbanian Wilmslow Horrid Henry Francesca Simon

2 Nicholas Reynolds Wilmslow Five Children And It E.Nesbitt

3 Malachi Al-Radhi Wilmslow Harry Potter And The Philosopher’s Stone J.K. Rowling

4 Marcus Cann Wilmslow George’s Marvellous Medicine Roald Dahl

5 Harrison Dineen Wilmslow The Wind In The Willows Kenneth Grahame

6 John Rees Stockport The Hobbit J.R.R. Tolkien

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FRIDAY AFTERNOON 28th FEBRUARY 2014


ROOM - E 1 The adjudicator for the session will be Paul Bench

2.00pm CLASS 104 Verse Speaking, NC Y4 Own Choice


1 Rahul Mehta Wilmslow The Whoopee Cushion Waiting On The

Teacher’s Chair Paul Cookson

2 Malachi Al-Radhi Wilmslow Round The Park Michael Rosen

3 Jannah Zulqurnain Sale My Grannies June Crebbin

4 Marcus Cann Wilmslow Monster Richard Edwards

5 Rishi Mehta Wilmslow Dentist And The Crocodile Roald Dahl

6 Aman Mulchand Wilmslow The Frogologist Brian Patten

7 Nicholas Reynolds Wilmslow Where’s Your Homework? David Jackson

8 Morgan Daly-Pattison Wilmslow Waterway Robbery Richard Edwards

Malachi Al- Radhi Magee 2.30pm CLASS 105 Verse Speaking, NC Y5 Own Choice


1 Jake Bent Wilmslow The Sea James Reeves

2 Alfie Swift Bramhall Distracted, The Mother Said To Her Boy Gregory Harrison

3 Callum Reid Middlewich The Veggie Lion Spike Milligan

2.45pm CLASS 158 Prose Reading NC Y9 & Y10 Own choice


1 Ailis McTaggart Bakewell War Horse Michael Morpurgo

2 Da’ud Chaudhry Wilmslow Young Sherlock Holmes Andrew Lane

3.00pm CLASS 159 Prose Reading NC Y11 and above Own choice


1 Katherine Beale Bakewell Unseen Academicals Terry Pratchett

3.10pm CLASS 171 Solo Drama NC Y7 & Y8 Own Choice



1 Caitlyn Morris Sale Three Faces Of Grief Samantha Williams

2 Yasmin Coppock Bramhall Reserved

3 Oliver Rushton Prestbury Television Spinechiller Heather Stephens

3.30pm BREAK 15 minutes

3.45pm CLASS 173 Solo Drama NC Y11 & above Own Choice



1 Kiera Pearson Sale Dog Face Kellie Powell

2 Amy Worthington Stockport Rutherford and Son McDonald

3 Rebecca Eckersely Sale Three Faces Of Grief Samantha Williams

4 Paula Waddacor Bredbury Shirley Valentine Willy Russell

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4.15pm CLASS 175 Solo Comedy NC Y7 & Y8 Own Choice



1 Adam Lamb Stockport Zinger Zagged Telson

2 Ella Whittington Stockport The Worst Witch Todd

3 Sara Roberts Stockport Ballet Shoes Noel Streatfield

4.30pm CLASS 176 Solo Comedy NC Y9 & 10 Own Choice



1 Siena Evans Stockport Good Night, Desdemona McDonald

4.40pm CLASS 182 Duologues NC Y9& Y10 Own Choice



1 Alexandra Waddacor Bredbury The Importance of Being Earnest Oscar Wilde

Katy Hughes

2 Madelaine Elvin Bredbury Anne Of Green Gables L.M.Montgomery

India McCabe

5.00pm CLASS 186 Acted Scene Y7, Y8, and Y9 Own choice



1 Limelight Seniors (X) Bredbury Alice In Wonderland Lewis Carroll

2 Limelight Seniors (Y) Bredbury Little Women Louisa. M. Alcott

3 AB Academy Group B Stockport Wind In The Willows Kenneth Grahame

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ROOM – E2 The adjudicator for the session will be Maryrose Swarbrick

2.00pm CLASS 141 Shakespeare Solo NC Y9 & above

Own Choice from any play


1 Victoria Shaw Bramhall Romeo and Juliet William Shakespeare

2 Fay Waltho Bakewell As You Like It William Shakespeare

3 Amy Worthington Stockport Comedy Of Errors William Shakespeare

2.30pm CLASS 106 Verse Speaking, NC Y6 Own Choice


1 Jesse Rees Stockport The Way Through The Woods Rudyard Kipling

2 Lydia Huby Skipton Please Mrs Butler Allan Ahlberg

3 Ebony Carter Bramhall Mary Finn Dick King-Smith

2.45pm CLASS 108 Verse Speaking, NC Y7 & Y8 Own Choice


1 Oliver Rushton Prestbury The Lion And Albert Marriott Edgar

2 Tarun Sripadam Southport The Computer Swallowed Grandma Valerie Waite

3 Yasmin Coppock Bramhall Dear Mum Brian Patten


Trophy

3.00pm CLASS 172 Solo Drama NC Y9 & Y10 Own Choice



1 Fay Waltho Bakewell Little Women Louisa M Alcott /

Sheila Cobett

2 Ailis McTaggart Bakewell The Story of Anne Frank Frances Goodrick

and Albert Hackett

3 Alicia Colley Stockport The Story of Anne Frank Frances Goodrick

and Albert Hackett

4 Grace Connell Stockport House And Garden Alan Ayckbourn

3.25pm BREAK 15 minutes

3.40pm CLASS 177 Solo Comedy NC Y11 and above Own Choice



1 Victoria Shaw Stockport Chocolate Heaven Sharon McCoy

2 Paula Waddacor Bredbury Free Activity Period Joyce Grenfell

3 Katherine Beale Bakewell Shirley Valentine Willy Russell

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4.00pm CLASS 181 Duologues NC Y7 & Y8 Own Choice



1 Caitlyn Morris Sale The Cellar Chad Schnackel

Eve Woods

2 Ella Whittington Stockport Invisible Friends Alan Ayckbourn

Sarah Roberts

3 Adam Lamb Stockport Gone Away To Work Rowland Key

Leah Collier

4 Olivia Gregson Bredbury Little Women Louisa. M. Alcott

India Agravat

4.30pm CLASS 183 Duologues NC Y11 and above Own Choice



1 Siena Evans Stockport Split Down The Middle David Campton

Amy Worthington

2 Alicia Colley Stockport Summer Brave Inge

Grace Connell

4.55pm CLASS 185 Acted Scene Year 6 & Under Own Choice



1 Joseph Day Wilmslow Charlie And The Chocolate Factory Roald Dahl

Grace Haworth

Zaynah Farhaan

2 AB Academy Group A Stockport Wizard Of Wobbling Rock Patricia Wood

3 Limelight Kids Juniors Bredbury The Railway Children E. M. Nesbitt

5.20pm CLASS 187 Acted Scene Y10, Y11 and above Own choice



1 AB Academy Acted Scene Little Women L.M. Alcott

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MUSIC - INSTRUMENTAL SESSION


PIANO

VENUE – HAZEL GROVE UNITED REFORMED CHURCH The adjudicator for the session will be David Oliver

9:00am CLASS 201 Pianoforte Solo, 10 years and under.

Test Piece: “Sticky Toffee” – Michael Jacques

1. James Fitzsimons Uppermill

2. Jonasz Antczak Heald Green

3. Joseph Oates Hazel Grove

4. Alicja Kojder Bury

5. Louis Le Stockport

6. Joseph Gomes Hazel Grove

7. Alec McLachlan Hazel Grove

8. Oliver Castledine Bramahall

9:35am CLASS 200 Pianoforte Solo, 8 years and under Test Piece: “Jane’s Zebra” – Jane Sebba

1. Keira Howie Marple

9:40am CLASS 202 Pianoforte Solo, 12 years and under

Test Piece: “Top Cat” – Hanna, Barbera and Curtin


2. Jonasz Antczak Heald Green

3. Alicja Kojder Bury

9:55am CLASS 203 Pianoforte Solo, 14 years and under

Test Piece: “Vendetta” – Elissa Milne

1. Christopher Hughes Wilmslow


10:10am CLASS 205 Pianoforte Solo, 8 years & under One Own Choice Piece.

Time Limit 2 minutes

1. Jonasz Antczak Heald Green Tritsch Tratsch Polka Strauss

2. Kiera Howie Marple Gallimimus Barratt

3. Victoria Rees Stockport The Cantankerous Camel Wedgwood

4. Millie Wild Heaviley The Spider Dance Schaum

5. Alicja Kojder Bury Polonaise in B flat Chopin

10:35am BREAK

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10:45am CLASS 206 Pianoforte Solo, 10 years & under One Own Choice Piece.


1. Jesse Rees Stockport La Peruanita Ruiz

2. James Fitzsimons Upermill The Sun is Setting Alwyn

3. Jessica Ellis Manchester The Little White Donkey Ibert

4. Oliver Castledine Bramhall Sonatina no.3, 1st movement Clementi

5. Louis Le Stockport Das Ballett Turk

6. Joseph Gomes Hazel Grove Allegro Attwood

7. Samuel Reeve Bramhall Dance from Four Rondos Kabalevsky

8. Joseph Oates Hazel Grove Strange Things Happen Watts

9. Alec McLachlan Hazel Grove To a Wild Rose MacDowell

10. Alicja Kojder Bury Sonatina in F, 1st movement Clementi

11. Yu Mikami Wilmslow Menuet Bach

12. Florence Shonfeld Mellor My Sheep are Lost Bartok

13. Jessica Lightowler Wilmslow German Dance in C Hughes

11:40am CLASS 209 Pianoforte Solo, 16 years & under One Own Choice Piece


1. Bethany Jackson Cheadle, Staffs Sonata in C, Allegro con brio Haydn 2. Christopher Hughes Wilmslow Waltz in D flat, Op.64 no.1 Chopin 3. Lauren Blakey Bramhall Praeambulum from Partita no.5 Bach

4. Elias Ackerley Wrexham Prelude, Op.32 no. 10 Rachmaninov

5. Rose McLachlan Hazel Grove Partita no.5 in G, 1st movement Bach

6. Olivia Miller Mellor Moonlight Sonata, 1st movement Beethoven

7. Emily Glover Stockport Notturno, Op.54 no.4 Grieg

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PIANO

VENUE – HAZEL GROVE UNITED REFORMED CHURCH

The adjudicator for the session will be David Oliver

2:00pm CLASS 211 Pianoforte Duet, 16 years and under One Own Choice Piece


1. Koshiki Chauhan Hale Barns Marche Militaire Schubert

& Zara Liu

2. Imogen Hartley Mellor Theme from 5th Symphony Shostakovich

& Emma Gledhill

2:15pm CLASS 207 Pianoforte Solo, 12 years & under One Own Choice piece.


1. Rose McLachlan Hazel Grove Sonata in C minor, Op.10, no.1, 1st movt. Beethoven

2. Elias Ackerley Wrexham Moments Musicaux Op.16, no.4 Rachmaninov

3. Ellis Thomas Llandudno Valse in E minor Chopin

4. Louis Le Stockport Minuet in G Bach

5. Daniel Gascoyne Davenport Ne Tirez Pas sur le Pianiste Emmanuel

6. Harry Craven Wilmslow Kavaleriiskaya Kabalevsky

7. Bethany Jackson Cheadle Staffs Sonata in G, Op.79, Andante Beethoven

8. Michael Korzeniewski Bury Sonata in C, K279, 1st movement Mozart

9. Megan Ringrow Mellor Little Negro Debussy

10. Tarun Sripadam Southport La Chavalaresque Bergmuller

11. Jessica Ellis Manchester Sonatina Bartok

12. Lauren Phillips Wilmslow Sicilienne Schumann

3:15pm BREAK

3:25pm CLASS 208 Pianoforte Solo, 14 years and under One Own Choice Piece.


1. Theo Pemberton Macclesfield Tres Vite Telemann

2. Ellis Thomas Llandudno Intermezzo in E flat Brahms

3. Emma Gledhill Mellor The Swallow Bergmuller

4. Tarun Sripadam Southport Allegro from Five Short Pieces Berkeley

5. Oscar Jakubiel-Smith Sale Reverie Debussy

6. Christopher Hughes Wilmslow Berceuse Bridge

7. Elias Ackerley Wrexham English Suite no.2 - Prelude Bach

8. Faith Thompson Wigan Nocturne in E minor Chopin

9. Bethany Jackson Cheadle, Staffs Solfeggio in C minor CPE Bach

10. Rose McLachlan Hazel Grove D’un Rieux Jardin Boulanger

11. Rebecca Reeve Bramhall Private Detective Lane

12. Ben Poole Chelford Meet the Flintstones Hanna, Barbera,

and Curtin

4:40pm PIANO FINAL

(Winners of classes 205, 206, 207, 208 and 209)

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MUSIC – INSTRUMENTAL SECTION

SATURDAY MORNING 22nd FEBRUARY 2014

PIANO

VENUE – HAZEL GROVE METHODIST CHURCH

ROOM – M2 The adjudicator for the session will be Daniel Howard

9:00am CLASS 237 Pianoforte Solo; Own Choice Composer, Open One Own choice Piece


1. Michael Pemberton Macclesfield Danza de la Moza Donosa Ginastera

2. Beverley Beddow Oldham Sonata in A, Op. 2, no.2, 2nd movement Beethoven

3. Tammas Slater Leeds Jazz Sonata Antheil

4. Robert Marshall Macclesfield Cancione e Danza no.7 Mompou

5. James Ellis Manchester Prelude in B minor Bach/Silotti

6. Thanat Vijitthanasarn Bangkok Toccata and Fugue in D minor Bach/Busoni

7. Lucy Warm Prestwich Moto Perpetuo Weber

8. Elisabeth Humphreys Worsley Polonaise in A flat, Op, 53 Chopin

9. Philip Andrew Sale Spanish Dance no.5 Granados

10. Elias Ackerley Wrexham Hungarian Rhapsody, no.6 Liszt

11. Robert Trickey Manchester Sonata Op.14, no.2, 4th movement Prokofiev

12. Jackie Campbell Salford Etude Op. 25, no.11 (Winter Wind) Chopin

13. Geordie Campbell Salford Polonaise in E flat minor. Op. 26 no.2 Chopin

14. Ruth Howlett Wrexham Danza Lucumi Lecuona

11:00am CLASS 233 Pianoforte Solo; Brahms, Schumann, Open One Own Choice Piece


1. Geordie Campbell Salford Faschingsschwank aus Wien no.5 Schumann

2. Jackie Campbell Salford Toccata Op.7 Schumann

3. Ian Steward Macclesfield Ballade, Op.118, no.3 Brahms

4. Michael Korzeniewski Bury Rhapsody in G minor, Op. 79, no.2 Schumann

5. Matthew McLachlan Hazel Grove Papillons, Op.2 Schumann

6. James Ellis Manchester Hungarian Dance no.1 Brahms

12:00pm CLASS 231 Pianoforte Solo; Haydn, Mozart, Open One Own Choice Piece


1. Ian Steward Salford Sonata in E flat, Hob 16, 1st movement Haydn

2. Eudald Buch Barcelona Sonata in E flat, Hob 52, 1st movement Haydn

3. Georgia Mason Holmes Chapel Sonata in C, K279, 1st movement Mozart

4. Peter Welch Holmes Chapel Sonata in A, K331, Rondo Mozart

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6.15pm PIANOFORTE CHAMPIONSHIP. The First Prizewinners of Classes 230, 231, 232, 233, 234, 235, 236, 237

will compete for the Championship Trophy and JOHN STIMPFIG AWARD £100

The adjudicators will be David Oliver and Timothy Barratt

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PIANO

VENUE – ST.PETER’S ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH The adjudicator for the session will be David Oliver

9.00am CLASS 230 Pianoforte Solo; J.S. Bach, Scarlatti, Open

Own choice piece by one of the stated composers


1. Philip Andrew Sale Keyboard Concerto, Transcription no.3 Bach

2. Lucy Warm Prestwich Prelude and Fugue in B flat Bach

3. Christopher Hughes Wilmslow Prelude and Fugue in G major Bach

4. Luca Grianti Milan Prelude and Fugue in C minor Bach

5. Eudald Buch Barcelona Prelude and Fugue in B major Bach

6. Jackie Campbell Salford Prelude and Fugue in B flat minor Bach

7. Geordie Campbell Salford Prelude and Fugue in B flat major Bach

8. Michael Korzeniewski Bury Sinfonia no. 8 in F major Bach

9. Matthew McLachlan Hazel Grove Prelude and Fugue in G sharp minor Bach

10. Robert Marshall Macclesfield Sonatas in C, Kp 308, 309 Scarlatti

11. Callum McLachlan Hazel Grove Prelude and Fugue in F sharp minor Bach

12. Beverley Beddow Oldham Prelude and Fugue in D major Bach

13. Elisabeth Humphreys Worsley Sonata in G major, K 105 Scarlatti

14. Tammas Slater Leeds Prelude and Fugue in E, Book 2 Bach

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SATURDAY AFTERNOON 22nd FEBRUARY 2014

PIANO

VENUE – ST. PETER’S ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH

The adjudicator for the session will be David Oliver

2:00pm CLASS 239 Piano Concerto First prize £50 – JOHN STIMPFIG AWARD

One movement from any piano concerto or work for piano and orchestra


All competitors must provide their own accompanist

1. Geordie Campbell Salford Concerto in G minor Op. 25 Mendelssohn

2. Robert Trickey Manchester Concerto, no.5, 2nd and 3rd movements Beethoven

3. Jackie Campbell Salford Concerto in A minor, 1st movement Grieg

4. Eudald Buch Barceona Concerto no.3, 1st movement Beethoven

5. Thanat Vijitthanasarn Bangkok Concerto no.1, 1st movement Tchaikovsky

6. James Ellis Manchester Concerto in G Ravel

7. Matthew McLachlan Hazel Grove Concerto no. 1 in G, 1st movement Mendelssohn

8. Tammas Slater Leeds Concerto no.2, 1st movement Shostakovich

9. Luca Grianti Milan Concerto in D minor, 1st movement Bach

10. Lucy Warm Prestwich Concerto in D, 1st movement Haydn

11. Callum McLachlan Hazel Grove Concerto no.2 Shostakovich

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SATURDAY MORNING 22nd FEBBRUARY 2014

PIANO

VENUE – UNITED REFORMED CHURCH

The adjudicator for the session will be Timothy Barratt

9:00am CLASS 232 Pianoforte Solo, Beethoven, Schubert, Open One Own Choice Piece


1. Elisabeth Humphreys Worsley Sonata Op.81a, 1st movement Beethoven

2. Geordie Campbell Salford Sonata in B flat, Op 22, 1st movement Beethoven

3. Jackie Campbell Salford Sonata in D, Op.10 no.3, 4th movement Beethoven

4. Elias Ackerley Wrexham Sonata Op. 32 no.2, 1st movement Beethoven

5. Callum McLachlan Hazel Grove Sonata in C minor, Op.13, 1st movement Beethoven

6. Matthew McLachlan Hazel Grove Sonata in F, Op.10 no.2, 1st movement Beethoven

7. Ruth Howlett Wrexham Sonata in C minor, Op.13, 3rd movement Beethoven

8. Beverley Beddow Oldham Impromptu in E flat, Op. 90 no.2 Schubert

9. Tammas Slater Leeds Sonata in C minor Op.10 no.1 Beethoven

10. Richard Lawrence Wrexham Impromptu in F minor, D935, no.1 Schubert

11. James Ellis Manchester Sonata in E flat, Op. 81a 2nd & 3rd movts Beethoven

12. Adrian Lord Chapel-en-le-Frith Rondo in C, Op. 51 no.1 Beethoven

13. Christopher Hughes Wilmslow Impromptu in E flat, Op. 90 no.2 Schubert

14. Luca Grianti Milan Sonata in G, Op. 14 no.2 1st movement Beethoven

15. Philip Andrew Sale Sonata no. 15, 1st movement Beethoven

16. Lucy Warm Prestwich Sonata in F minor, 1st movement Beethoven

11:15am CLASS 235 Pianoforte Solo; French Composer, Open One Own Choice Piece


1. Luca Grianti Milan Serenade for the Doll Debussy

2. Peter Welch Holmes Chapel Suite Bergamasque, Prelude Debussy

3. Thanat Vijitthanasarn Bangkok Prelude Ravel

4. Alex Hunter Macclesfield Le Tombeau de Couperin Debussy

5. Robert Marshall Macclesfield La Cathedrale Engloutie Debussy

6. Ruth Howlett Wrexham Golliwog’s Cakewalk Debussy

7. Elias Ackerley Wrexham Pagodes (Estampes) Debussy

12:15pm CLASS 238 Piano Duet; any 1 movement, Open One Own Choice Duet


1. Ruth Howlett Wrexham Dancing into the Shadows G. Smales

Geoffrey Smales

2. Jackie Campbell Salford Slavonic Dance in G minor Dvorak

Geordie Campbell

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PIANO

VENUE – UNITED REFORMED CHURCH

The adjudicator for the session will be Timothy Barratt

2:00pm CLASS 234 Pianoforte Solo; Chopin, Liszt, Open One Own Choice Piece


1. James Ellis Manchester Gnomenreigen Liszt

2. Luca Grianti Milan Etude in C minor, Op. 10 no.12 Chopin

3. Tammas Slater Leeds Etude, Op.10 no.5 Chopin

4. Lucy Warm Prestwich Fantasie Impromptu Chopin

5. Callum Mc Lachlan Hazel Grove Paraphrase on Rigoletto Liszt

6. Beverley Beddow Oldham Etude in A flat, Op. 25 no.1 Chopin

7. Elias Ackerley Wrexham Scherzo, Op. 20 no.1 Chopin

8. Elisabeth Humphreys Worsley Etude no. 3, Un Sospiro Liszt

9. Ollie Gibson Macclesfield Nocturne in C sharp minor Chopin

10. Emily Glover Stockport Nocturne, Op. 72 no.1 Chopin

11. Ian Steward Macclesfield Liebestraum no. 2 Liszt

12. Robert Trickey Manchester Scherzo no. 2, Op. 31 Chopin

13. Jackie Campbell Salford Ballade no. 1 Op. 23 Chopin

14. Geordie Campbell Salford Gnomenreigen Liszt

4:00pm CLASS 236 Pianoforte Solo; Russian Composer, Open One Own Choice Piece


1. Jackie Campbell Salford Sonata, Op. 30 no.4 Scriabin

2. Robert Trickey Manchester Prelude and Fugue in E minor Schostakovich

3. Robert Marshall Macclesfield Prelude and Fugue in D, Op. 87 no.5 Schostakovich

4. Christopher Hughes Wilmslow Allegretto, Op 5 no.1 Schostakovich

5. Beverley Beddow Oldham Nocturne in E flat major Glinka

6. Adrian Lord Chapel-en-le-Frith Prelude in D, Op. 23 no.4 Rachmaninov

7. Elisabeth Humphreys Worsley Prelude, Op. 23 no.3 Rachmaninov

8. Eudald Buch Barcelona Prelude and Fugue Shostakovich

9. Philip Andrew Sale Barcarolle (June) Tchaikovsky

10. Elias Ackerley Wrexham Etude Tableaux, Op. 39 no.6 Rachmaninov

11. Thanat Vijitthanasarn Bangkok Toccata Prokofiev

12 Alex Hunter Macclesfield Prelude in D, Op. 23 no.5 Rachmaninov

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INSTRUMENTAL SECTION

STRING INSTRUMENTS – to include Violin/Viola/ Cello and Double Bass

WIND INSTRUMENTS – any Woodwind or Brass Instrument (excluding Recorders)

RECORDERS


VENUE – HAZEL GROVE METHODIST CHURCH

ROOM: - M2 The adjudicator for the session will be Luan Shaw

The accompanist for the session will be Stewart Death

9:00am CLASS 240 String Instrument Solo, 9 years and under One Own Choice Piece.

(Excluding Classical Guitar)


1. Isla Rose Forbes Hazel Grove Concerto no.5 in D, 1st movement Seitz

2. James Allen Woodsmoor Walking in the Air Blake

3. Magnus Lachlan Forbes Hazel Grove Minuet no.2 Bach

4. Naomi Verdicchio Matlock Bei Männern, welche Liebe Fühlen Mozart

9:20am CLASS 241 String Instrument Solo, 11 years and under One own Choice Piece.



1. Georgina Bloomfield Buxton Melodie Gluck

2. Robert White Hazel Grove Bourees I & II Bach




1. Sophie Castledine Bramhall Concertino Küchler

2. Amy Hall-Murphy Hazel Grove Bourrée Bach

3. Olivia Greene Warrington Sicilienne Fauré

4. Alex Pollard Mile End Cossack Dance Kraemer

5. Hannah Leighton-Jones Lymm Praeludium und Allegro Kreisler

6. Ruth Hardy Hazel Grove Souvenir de Sarasati Potstock

7. Georgina Bloomfield Buxton Concerto in A minor, 1st movement Bach

8. Tarun Sripadam Southport Melodie de Beriot

10:15am CLASS 253 String Instrument Solo, Grades I and II One Own Choice Piece



1. James Allen Woodsmoor Theme from William Tell Rossini

2. Mele Gadzama Hazel Grove Mango Walk Trad.

10:25am CLASS 254 String Instrument Solo, Grades III and IV One Own Choice Piece,



1. Tarun Sripadam Southport Estample Royal Anon. French

2. Sophie Castledine Bramhall Musette Leclair

3. Isla Rose Forbes Hazel Grove Adagio from Sonata no.5 McGibbon

10:45am BREAK

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1. Joshua Temperley Bramhall Allegro Vivaldi

11:10am CLASS 244 String Instrument Solo, Open One Own Choice Piece.

(Excluding Classical Gutar)


1. Eilidh Pollard Mile End Romanze Svendse

11:20am CLASS 245 String Instrument Duet, 11 years and under One Own Choice Piece.



1. James Allen Woodsmoor Noel Daquin

Matilda Fenton Offerton

1. Robert White Hazel Grove Allegro Risoluto Mazas

Daniel Gascoyne Davenport

11:30am CLASS 246 String Instrument Duet, Open One Own Choice Piece.



1. Eilidh Pollard Mile End Allegro Leclair

Joshua Temperley Bramhall

2. Daniel Gascoyne Davenport Table Music Mozart

Amy Hall-Murphy Hazel Grove

3. Sophie Castledine Bramhall Allegro Moderato Mazas

Rachel Carroll Cheadle Hulme

4. Ruth Hardy Hazel Grove Concertante Mazas

Alex Pollard Mile End

11:55am CLASS 255 String Instrument Solo, Grades V and VI One Own Choice Piece

(Excluding Classical Guitars)


1. Amy Hall-Murphy Hazel Grove Israeli Concertino Perlman

2. Max Verdicchio Matlock Petit Air Varié Dancla

3. Olivia Greene Warrington Pastorale Rieding

4. Alex Pollard Mile End Allegro Moderato Seiber

5. Robert White Hazel Grove Petit Air Varié Dancla

12:25pm CLASS 250 Classical Guitar Solo, 11 years and under One Own Choice Piece


1. James Fitzsimons Uppermill Three Dances from Orché Sographie Arbeau

2. Jesse Rees Stockport Ländler Hertz

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VENUE - HAZEL GROVE METHODIST CHURCH

ROOM: - M2 The adjudicator for the session will be Luan Shaw


2:00pm CLASS 270 Flute or Oboe Solo, 11 years and under One Own Choice Piece.


1. Jamie Dwan Hazel Grove Edelweiss Rodgers

2. Niveda Francis Hazel Grove Rakes o’ Mallow Trad. Irish

3. Beth McKenzie Davenport Seashore Norton

4. Caitlin Yuille Hazel Grove Walking in the Air Blake

5. Eve McNulty Hazel Grove Rakes o’ Mallow Trad. Irish

6. Jessica Ellis Manchester Couvre Feu Barthe

2:30pm CLASS 271 Clarinet or Saxophone Solo, 11 years and under One Own Choice Piece


1. Samuel Reeve Bramhall Andantino from Sonatina Op.29 Arnold

2:30pm CLASS 272 Flute or Oboe Solo, 14 years and under One Own Choice Piece.


1. Olivia Gold Hazel Grove Allegro Vivaldi

2. Maryama Gadzama Hazel Grove Prelude Rutter

3. Rebecca Reeve Bramhall Concerto in G, 1st movement Pergolesi

3:05pm CLASS 273 Clarinet or Saxophone Solo, 14 years and under One Own Choice Piece


1. Siena Evans Stockport Scarborough Fair arr. Johnson

2. Samuel Reeve Bramhall Andante quasi Allegretto Delibes

3:20pm CLASS 274 Brass Instrumental Solo, 14 years and under One Own Choice Piece


1. Matthew Clayton Hazel Grove 633 Squadron Goodwin

3:30pm BREAK

3:40pm CLASS 275 Wind Instrument Solo, 16 years and under One Own Choice Piece.

(Woodwind or Brass)


1. Siena Evans Stockport Elegie Fauré

3:50pm CLASS 276 Wind Instrument Solo, Open One Own Choice Piece.

(Woodwind or Brass)


1. Hannah Jefferies Manchester Concertino Chaminade

2. Hannah Clayton Hazel Grove Hypnosis Clarke

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4:10pm CLASS 277 Wind Instrument Duet, 11 years and under One Own Choice Piece.

(Woodwind or Brass)

Any combination


1. Niveda Francis Hazel Grove Are you Sleeping? French Air

Caitlin Yuille Hazel Grove

4:15pm CLASS 278 Wind Instrument Duet, Open One Own Choice Piece

(Woodwind or Brass) Time Limit 6 minutes

1. Maryama Gadzama Hazel Grove Sicilienne Fauré

Olivia Gold Hazel Grove

4:25pm CLASS 260 Solo Descant Recorder, 9 years and under One Own Choice Piece.


1. Niamh Gallagher Hazel Grove The Merry Peasant Schumann

2. Matthew Clayton Hazel Grove Merry-go-Round Bonsor

3. Joshua Leibrick Hazel Grove Marcho di Rei Trad.

4. Mary McKay Hazel Grove The Riddle Trad.

5. Hannah Lynch Hazel Grove Cat Walk Wedgwood

6. Niveda Francis Hazel Grove Evening Prayer Humperdinck

7. Jamie Dwan Hazel Grove Merry-go-Round Bonsor

4:45pm CLASS 261 Solo Descant Recorder, 11 years and under One Own Choice Piece.


1. Ruth Gallogly Hazel Grove Pastorale Haydn

2. Eleanor Pickup Hazel Grove At Sunset Conte

3. Joshua Leibrick Hazel Grove The Pink Panther Mancini

5:00pm CLASS 262 Solo Treble Recorder, 11 years and under One Own Choice Piece.


1. Beth McKenzie Davenport Muskrat Ramble Kid Ory

5:05pm CLASS 268 Recorder Duet (any two recorders) 11 years and under One Own Choice Piece


1. Hannah Lynch Hazel Grove Bob the Builder Joyce

Niveda Francis Hazel Grove

2. Matthew Clayton Hazel Grove Play a Simple Melody Berlin

Joshua Leibrick Hazel Grove

3. Niamh Gallagher Hazel Grove The Lonely Goatherd Rodgers

Jamie Dwan Hazel Grove

4. Ruth Gallogly Hazel Grove I have a Dream Anderson and Ulvaeus

Eleanor Pickup Hazel Grove

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5:30pm CLASS 281 Instrumental Ensemble (3-12 players) Open

(Any combination of instruments excluding electronic keyboard) A programme of one or more pieces


1. Lymm High School Lymm (a) Chanson de Matin Elgar

String Quartet (b) Do-re-mi Rodgers

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(b)Eriskay Love Lilt Trad.

(c) The Lambeth Walk Gay

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ROOM - M 1 The adjudicator for the session will be Lynne Rogers

The accompanist for the session will be Catherine Hall-Smith

9.15am CLASS 313 Traditional Folk Song (any voice), 18 years and under

Own Choice Piece

Must be sung unaccompanied


Sponsored by Margaret Roberts

1 Emily Yarwood Flixton Poor Wayfaring Stranger Traditional

2 Anjalina Mitra Bangor Sadher Lau Indian folk song

3 Sarah Barron Bramhall Liverpool Lullaby Kelly-Bootle

4 Charlotte Jefferies Poynton Early One Morning Traditional

5 George Herbert Styal The Foggy, Foggy Dew Traditional

9.45am CLASS 314 Musicals (any voice), 9 years and under

Own Choice Piece

Solo from any Musical Show


1 Keira Lambe Stockport It's a Hard Knock Life Strouse

2 Callum Reid Middlewich Where is Love? Bart

3 Rose Allington Stockport Castle on a Cloud Schönberg and Boublil

4 Amy Lomax Urmston Part of this World Ashman and Menken

5 Jahnavi Chaparala Didsbury Castle on a Cloud Schönberg and Boublil

6 Tuhina Rao Didsbury Sandy (Dumb dog) Charnin and Strouse

7 Joe Butler-Smith Adlington I'm Late Fain

8 Sarah Rhodes Hazel Grove The Perfect Nanny Sherman Bros

9 Amy Worsley Wilmslow Do..re..mi Rodgers and Hammerstein

10 Finlay Abdullah Wilmslow The Bare Necessities Gilkyson

11 Maggie Thompson Wilmslow Spoonful of Sugar Sherman

12 Marcus Cann Wilmslow Where is Love? Bart

13 Georgina Bloomfield Buxton The Sound of Music Rodgers and Hammerstein

14 James Fitzsimons Uppermill Where is Love? Bart

15 Oscar Fairclough Sale A Dream is a Wish your Heart Makes Hoffman, Mack and Livingston

16 Shenona Mitra Bangor I Whistle a Happy Tune Rodgers and Hammerstein

11.10am BREAK

11.20am CLASS 315 Musicals (any voice), 10, 11 & 12 years

Own Choice Piece

Solo from any Light Opera, Musical Show or Gilbert and Sullivan


1 Indy Snyd Wilmslow Still Hurting Brown

2 Leonie Jones Cheadle Hulme The Sound of Music Rodgers and Hammerstein

3 Sophie Lawlor Wilmslow One Hand, one Heart Bernstein

4 Vincente Belli Buxton Chim Chim Cher-ee Sherman

5 Eve Butler-Smith Adlington Moon River Mancini

6 Caitlyn Morris Sale Castle on a Cloud Schonberg and Boublil

7 Eve Woods Sale Tomorrow Charnin and Strouse

8 Alice Perkins Westhoughton My Favourite Things Rodgers and Hammerstein

9 Sarah Roberts Stockport The Girl I Need to Be Simon

10 Adam Lambe Stockport Real Live Girl Coleman

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12.10pm CLASS 319 Vocal Duet, 18 years and under

Own Choice Piece


Shields will be awarded to the winners of this class

1 Charlotte Jefferies Poynton The Goslings Sir Frederick Bridge

George Herbert Styal

2 Tuhina Rao Didsbury Any Dream will Do A. Lloyd Webber

Jahnari Chaparala Didsbury

3 Sophie Lawlor Wilmslow I Would that My Love Mendelssohn

Indy Snyd Wilmslow

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ROOM - M 4 The adjudicator for the session will be Steven Roberts

The accompanist for the session will be Tim Kennedy

9.15am CLASS 316 Musicals (any voice), 13 & 14 years Own Choice Piece



1 Charlotte Jefferies Poynton Memory A. Lloyd Webber

2 George Herbert Styal Frederic's Song Sullivan

3 Abigail Harris Westhoughton Somewhere over the Rainbow Arlen

4 Alicia Colley Stockport The Boy Next Door Gershwin

5 Anna Morrison Wilmslow Someone to Watch over Me Gershwin

6 Emily Flanagan Flixton Can You Feel the Love Tonight? John and Rice

7 Ethan Austin Sale Lullaby of Broadway Dubin and Warren

8 Laura Findley Westhoughton On my Own Schönberg and Boublil

9 Morgan Wild Wilmslow There Are Worse Things I Could Do Casey and Jacobs

10 Niamh Donnelly Wilmslow I'm Not That Girl Schwartz

11 Rebecca Leach Westhoughton Don't Cry for Me, Argentina A. Lloyd Webber

12 Sam Hewat Westhoughton Close Every Door A. Lloyd Webber

13 Savannah Twambley Middlewich Wouldn't it Be Loverly? Lowe

14 Serena Elliot Wilmslow Fabulous Lawrence and Greenberg

15 Siena Evans Stockport Fine White Horse Simon

10.35am BREAK




1 Miles Mountney Wilmslow If I Were a Rich Man Harnick and Bock

2 Leah Ward Westhoughton Wishing you were somehow here again A. Lloyd Webber

3 Rhiannon Chambers Westhoughton Something Wonderful Rodgers and Hammerstein

4 Heather Watts Sale There's a Fine, Fine, Line Lopez and Marx

5 Jessica Murphy Sale Once upon a Dream Bricusse and Wildhorn

6 Kiera Pearson Sale Loose Ends Dempsey and Rowe

7 Sarah Barron Bramhall Broadway Baby Sondheim

8 Jessica Whalley Wilmslow I Enjoy Being a Girl Rodgers and Hammerstein

9 Melissa Atkinson Wilmslow Summer in Ohio Brown

10 Anjalina Mitra Bangor The Wizard and I Schwartz

11 Emily Yarwood Flixton It's a Dangerous Game Bricusse and Wildhorn

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1 Amy Worthington Stockport Think of Me A. Lloyd Webber

2 Jessica Battle Sale Somewhere Sondheim and Bernstein

3 Louise Nolan Sale I Dreamed a Dream Schönberg and Kretzmer

4 Astrid Harris Wilmslow Think of Me A. Lloyd Webber

5 Katie Chadwick Cheadle Hulme Losing my Mind Sondheim

6 Tom Sneyd Wilmslow Stars Schönberg

7 Hannah Gregory Stockport Once upon a Dream Wildhorn

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2.00pm CLASS 301 British Composers, 10 years and under

Any solo song by a British Composer (excluding Musicals)


1 Amy Worsley Wilmslow The Crocodile Jenkyns

2 Carys McNish Stockport Up the Rickety Staircase Rowley

3 Jake Butler-Smith Adlington Roller Skating Southam

4 Sarah Rhodes Hazel Grove Earth, Sea and Sky Marsh

5 Callum Reid Middlewich The Crocodile Jenkyns

6 James Fitzsimons Uppermill The Little Spanish Town Jenkyns

7 Oscar Fairclough Sale Walking in the Air Blake

8 Rose Allington Stockport The Path to the Moon Thiman

9 Shenona Mitra Bangor The Owls Jenkyns

Jenkyns

2.50pm CLASS 302 British Composers, 11 & 12 years



1 Alice Perkins Westhoughton Little Spanish Town Jenkyns

2 Eve Butler-Smith Adlington Dusk Armstrong Gibbs

3.05pm CLASS 303 British Composers, 13 &14 years



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1 Emily Flanagan Flixton You Spotted Snakes Armstrong Gibbs

2 Laura Findley Westhoughton Dusk Armstrong Gibbs

3 Anna Morrison Wilmslow London Pride Coward

4 Charlotte Jefferies Poynton The Bird’s Lament Bennett

5 George Herbert Styal Silent Noon Vaughan Williams

6 Flora Deakin Altrincham A Blackbird Singing Head

7 Ryan Thompson Westhoughton Linden Lea Vaughan Williams

8 Savannah Twambley Middlewich The Last Rose of Summer Moore arr.Stevenson

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3.45pm BREAK




1 Anjalina Mitra Bangor The Owl Bennett

2 Leah Ward Westhoughton You Spotted Snakes Armstrong Gibbs

3 Miles Mountney Wilmslow Fear no More the Heat of the Sun Finzi

4 Sarah Barron Bramhall Sweet Suffolk Owl Poston




1 Chloë Rutter Marple Bridge Silent Noon Vaughan Williams

2 Hannah Gregory Stockport Sky above the Roof Vaughan Williams

4.40pm CLASS 308 Vocal Solo, 11 & 12 years

Own Choice Piece (excluding Light Opera, Musicals, Gilbert and Sullivan)


1 Eve Butler-Smith Adlington The Second Minuet Besley

2 Indy Snyd Wilmslow Chanson d'Amour Fauré

3 Leonie Jones Cheadle Hulme Bessie, the Black Cat Jenkyns

4 Sophie Lawlor Wilmslow La Vie en Rose Louiguy

5 Vincente Belli Buxton Sento nel core Scarlatti

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2.00pm CLASS 307 Vocal Solo, 10 years and under

Own Choice Piece (excluding Light Opera, Musicals, Gilbert & Sullivan)


1 Callum Reid Middlewich Walking in the Air Blake

2 James Fitzsimons Uppermill Silver Moon Marsh

3 Oscar Fairclough Sale Where is Love? Bart

4 Rose Allington Stockport Abdul, the Magician Crawley

5 Shenona Mitra Bangor My House Bernstein

6 Finlay Abdullah Wilmslow The Smuggler's Song Lewis

7 Jesse Rees Stockport The Oak and the Ash Arr. Chambers

8 Joe Butler-Smith Adlington Silver Moon Marsh

9 John Rees Stockport Silver Fleet Viotta, arr. Cockshott

10 Maggie Thompson Wilmslow Cockles and Mussels Trad. Irish

11 Marcus Cann Wilmslow Home on the Range Bullard

12 Victoria Rees Stockport William and Greta Arr. Cockshott




1 Anna Morrison Wilmslow Over the Mountains Quilter

2 Charlotte Jefferies Poynton From a Railway Carriage Rowley

3 George Herbert Styal Santa Barbara Russell

4 Flora Deakin Altrincham Still the Lark Finds Repose Linley

5 Ryan Thompson Westhoughton Sebben, Crudele Caldare

6 Savannah Twambley Middlewich How Could I Ever Know? Simon

7 Sam Hewat Westhoughton Swing Low, Sweet Chariot Traditional

8 Morgan Wild Wilmslow Dream a Little Dream of Me Khan

9 Serena Elliot Wilmslow Se Florindo è Fedele Scarlatti

10 Niamh Donnelly Wilmslow El Tra La La y el Punteado Granados

11 Alicia Colley Stockport Se Tu m’Ami Pergolesi

4.00pm BREAK




1 Anjalina Mitra Bangor Voi, che Sapete Mozart

2 Emily Yarwood Flixton Heaven Adams and Vallance

3 Miles Mountney Wilmslow Wie Melodien zieht es mir Brahms

4 Sarah Barron Bramhall Ridente la calma Mozart

5 Jessica Whalley Wilmslow Lover Man Davis, Ramirez and Sherman

6 Melissa Atkinson Wilmslow Dido's Lament Purcell




1 Hannah Gregory Stockport Agnus Dei Mozart

2 Katie Chadwick Cheadle Hulme Songbird McVie

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ROOM - M 1 The adjudicator for the session will be Elizabeth Stafford


9.15am CLASS 350 VOCAL RECITAL

The Margaret Lane Award, £50 and a special certificate This Award is presented in memory of a lifetime’s support for singers, notably in the North West of England, by Miss Margaret Lane, Singer, Teacher and Adjudicator for The British Federation of Festivals

Competitors must have entered at least one other class in the festival.

A programme of three pieces showing contrasting styles


The Eleanor Marsden Trophy will be awarded in this class

1 Astrid Harris Wilmslow Deh vieni, non tardar Mozart

Après un Rêve Fauré

The Girl in 14G Scanlan and Tesor

2 Chloë Rutter Marple Bridge Quella fiamma Conti

Sure on this Shining Night Barber

Green Finch and Linnet Bird Sondheim

3 Glynn Morris Sale Vittoria, mio core Carissimi

Gruppe aus dem Tartarus Schubert

She Walks in Beauty L'Estrange

4 Rita Belli Buxton Baubles, Bangles and Beads Borodin

Mi chiamano Mimi Puccini

Johnny Britten

5 Sara Caldwell Prestbury Fairest Isle Purcell

Now Sleeps the Crimson Petal Quilter

Song of the Nightclub Proprietress Dring

6 Treflyn Jones Porthmadog The Vagabond

Arr.Vaughan Williams

Sure on this Shining Night Barber and Agee

Blow, Blow, thou Winter Wind Arr. Quilter

7 Glyn Roberts Lymm Venetianisches Gondellied Mendelssohn

London Vaughan Williams

Early in the Morning Rorem

8 Glad Capewell Stockport Foy porter Machaut

Intorno all'idol mio Cesti

Widmung Schumann

9 Hannah Gregory Stockport Se tu m'ami se sospiri Pergolesi

Jeune Fillette Arr. Weckerlin

Before I Gaze at You Again Loewe

A 15 minute break has been allowed in this class.

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MUSIC – VOCAL SECTION SATURDAY MORNING 22nd FEBRUARY 2014



The accompanist for the session will be Kathleen Hesford

9.15am CLASS 357 Folk Song (any voice) Open

Must be sung unaccompanied

Time Limit 5 minutes.

Sponsored by Glenda Miller

1 Stephen Convill Colwyn Bay The Bonny Lass of Fyvie Traditional

2 Judit Abou Samra Old Colwyn Erdö, Erdö, de magos a teteje Arr. Bartok

Kossuth Lajos táboraban Arr. Kodaly

3 Glad Capewell Stockport My Lagan Love Traditional

4 Glyn Roberts Lymm Through Bushes and through Briars Anon

5 Delora Harding Llandudno I'll Bid my Heart be Still Traditional

10.00am CLASS 358 Operatic Solo (any voice) Open

Aria from any standard opera

May be sung in the original language


Sponsored by Eileen Halsall

1 Barry Kiehn Colwyn Bay Ah! per sempre io ti perdei Bellini

2 Brenda Jones Colwyn Bay All that Gold Menotti

3 Carlton Hogg Holywell Dalla sua pace Mozart

4 David Edwards Deganwy Di Provenza il mar Verdi

5 Delora Harding Llandudno Ach! Ich Fühl's Mozart

6 Doreen Smith Keighley The Black Swan Menotti

7 Hannah Gregory Stockport Lascia ch'io pianga (with recit.) Handel

8 Judit Abou-Samra Old Colwyn Una donna a quindici anni Mozart

9 Michael Redfearn Cheadle Che mai vegg'io! Verdi

10 Rhys Roberts Pwllheli Elle ne croyait pas Thomas

11 Stephen Convill Colwyn Bay Vainement, ma bien-aimee Lalo

12 Treflyn Jones Porthmadog Pieta, rispetto, amore Verdi

13 Trefor Williams Bodffordd Wie stark ist nicht dein Zauberton Mozart

A 15 minute break has been allowed in this class.

12.00 CLASS 371 Jazz or Swing Solo Open Any song in a Jazz or Swing style

Own Choice Piece - see Regulations 5 and 6


1 Carole Gilby Chesterfield Someone to Watch over Me Gershwin

2 David Torrington Litton Mack the Knife Weill and Blitzstein

3 Kevin Gill Eyam Ain't Misbehavin Waller and Brooks

4 Margaret Spanswick Ormskirk Moonlight Serenade Miller

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ROOM – M4 The adjudicator for the session will be Lynne Rogers


9.15am CLASS 351 SOPRANO SOLO Open

Any solo song composed by:

Henry Purcell, Roger Quilter, Ralph Vaughan Williams

1 Glad Capewell Stockport Sweeter than Roses Purcell

2 Hannah Gregory Stockport Ah! Belinda Purcell

3 Carole Gilby Chesterfield When Icicles Hang by the Wall

Vaughan Williams

9.40am CLASS 352 MEZZO SOPRANO SOLO Open Any solo song composed by:



1 Doreen Smith Keighley By a Fountainside Quilter

2 Cathy Croxton Llandudno Bonvica's Song Purcell

3 Carole Gilby Chesterfield I Got Me Flowers Vaughan Williams

4 Margaret Spanswick Ormskirk The Bird's Song Vaughan Williams

5 Glad Capewell Stockport The Fatal Hour Purcell

10.20am CLASS 353 CONTRALTO SOLO Open



1 Margaret Spanswick Ormskirk Silent Noon Vaughan Williams

2 Carole Gilby Chesterfield Fear no More the Heat o' the Sun Quilter

10.40am BREAK

10.50 CLASS 354 TENOR SOLO Open



1 Carlton Hogg Holywell Secrecy's Song Purcell

2 Francis Cotton Winkhill Go, Lovely Rose Quilter

3 Rhys Roberts Pwllheli Music for a While Purcell

4 Stephen Convill Colwyn Bay If Music be the Food of Love Purcell

5 Trefor Williams Bodffordd Come Away, Death Quilter

11.30am CLASS 355 BARITONE SOLO Open



1 Barry Kiehn Colwyn Bay Wither Must I Wander? Vaughan Williams

2 Brian Spanswick Ormskirk How Can the Tree but Wither Vaughan Williams

3 David Edwards Deganwy Youth and Love Vaughan Williams

4 Terry Oddy Sale O Mistress Mine Quilter

5 Treflyn Jones Porthmadog Go, Lovely Rose Quilter

12.10am CLASS 356 BASS SOLO Open



1 Glynn Morris Sale The Water Mill Vaughan Williams

2 Michael Redfearn Cheadle Linden Lea Vaughan Williams

The first prizewinners of CLASSES 351, 352, 353, 354, 355, 356 will compete in the Vocal Final in M2 at 5.00pm

CLASS 352 MEZZO

SOPRANO

SOLO Open

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ROOM - M 1 The adjudicator for the session will be Elizabeth Stafford

The accompanist for this class will be Catherine Hall-Smith

2.00pm CLASS 363 British Composer Solo (any voice) Open

Any song by a British Composer (excluding Musicals)


Sponsored by Laurie Alker

1 Trefor Williams Bodffordd Paradwys Y Bardd Bradwen Jones

2 Glynn Morris Sale Love is a Bable Parry

3 Brian Spanswick Ormskirk Song of Enchantment Britten

4 Francis Cotton Winkhill In Summertime on Bredon Somervell

5 Hannah Gregory Stockport Music for a While Purcell

6 Terry Oddy Sale The Lost Chord Sullivan

7 Doreen Smith Keighley Queen Mary's Song Elgar

8 Sonja Gregory Stockport When Daisies Died Arne

9 Rhys Roberts Pwllheli Paradwys Y Bardd Jones

10 Kate Shaw Poynton I Wandered Lonely Thiman

3.20pm BREAK

3.30pm CLASS 365 Lieder (with official accompanist) Open

Own choice from the works of Schubert, Schumann, Brahms,

Mahler, Mendelssohn, Wolf or Strauss


1 Glyn Roberts Lymm Der Musikant Wolf

2 Barry Kiehn Colwyn Bay Erlkönig Schubert

3 Claire Loftus Sale Widmung Schumann

4 David Edwards Deganwy Die zwei blauen Augen Mahler

5 Doreen Smith Keighley Sommerabend Brahms

6 Glynn Morris Sale Wehmut Schubert

7 Joanna Brown Rochdale Die Forelle Schubert

8 Patricia Jones Kidsgrove Wiegenlied Brahms

9 Trefor Williams Bodffordd Mondnacht Brahms

4.45 BREAK

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2.00pm CLASS 362 Vocal Duet (any two voices) Open

Own Choice Piece May be sung in the original text


Sponsored by Gwyn Robinson

Shields will be awarded to the winners of this class

1 Francis Cotton Winkhill Watchman! What of the Night? Sargent

Michael Redfearn Cheadle

2 Treflyn Jones Porthmadog Au fond du temple saint Bizet

Rhys Roberts Pwllheli

3 Rita Belli Buxton Two Daughters of this Aged Stream Purcell

Sara Caldwell Prestbury

4 Morfudd Davies Colwyn Bay It Was a Lover and his Lass Quilter

Brenda Jones Colwyn Bay

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2.40pm CLASS 369 Vocal Solo Novice Own Choice Piece

Any competitor over 21 years who has never won a class in any festival


1 Charlie Futcher Buxton Born Free Barry and Black

2 Cathy Croxton Llandudno Non so se sia la speme Handel

3 Bill Hesp Buxton The Impossible Dream Darion and Leigh

4 David Torrington Litton Master of the House Schonberg, Boublil and Natel

5 Joanna Brown Rochdale I Got Rhythm George and Ira Gershwin

6 Kevin Gill Eyam Sunrise, Sunset Brock

7 Patricia Jones Kidsgrove The Silver Swan Gibbons

8 Serena Bradshaw Matlock Sometimes I feel like a motherless child Negro spiritual

9 Sonja Gregory Stockport Bali Ha'i Rodgers and Hammerstein

3.45pm BREAK

4.00pm CLASS 370 Humour in Song Open Own Choice Piece Any humorous song or aria


1 Kate Shaw Poynton Adelaide's Lament Loesser

2 Glyn Roberts Lymm Solitary Hotel Barber

3 Brian Spanswick Ormskirk K--k-kiss Me Again Stanley and Allen

4 Terry Oddy Sale The Hunting Song Lehrer

5 Morfudd Davies Colwyn Bay O, No John Arr. Sharp

6 Margaret Spanswick Ormskirk Place Settings Nicholas

4.45pm BREAK

5.00pm VOCAL FINAL Adjudicator Lynne Rogers, Accompanist Tim Kennedy

The first prizewinners of CLASSES 351, 352, 353, 354, 355, 356 will compete for the J Worsley Harrop Trophy

6.15pm PIANOFORTE CHAMPIONSHIP (See Page 18)

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The accompanist for this class will be Kathleen Hesford

2.00pm CLASS 360 Light Opera or Modern Musical Show (any voice) Open

Aria from any Light Opera or Modern Musical Show

excluding Gilbert & Sullivan May be sung in the original text


1 Hannah Gregory Stockport In His Eyes Bricusse and Wildhorn

2 Terry Oddy Sale When the Children are Asleep Rodgers and Hammerstein

3 Kate Shaw Poynton I Still Believe Schönberg and Boublil

4 Bill Hesp Buxton If I Were a Rich Man Bock and Harnick

5 David Torrington Litton Reviewing the Situation Bart

6 Kevin Gill Eyam One Day I'll Fly Away Jennings and Sample

7 Patricia Jones Kidsgrove Vilja Song Lehar

2.55pm BREAK

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3.05pm CLASS 366 Vocal Solo (any voice) Age 60 years & over Own Choice Piece


Sponsored by Ellen Jones

1 Charlie Futcher Buxton On the Street where You Live Loewe & Lerner

2 Brenda Jones Colwyn Bay Il Vecchietto Rossini

3 Brian Spanswick Ormskirk When Lights Go Rolling round the Sky Ireland

4 Michael Redfearn Cheadle When the Night Wind Howls Gilbert and Sullivan

5 Margaret Spanswick Ormskirk Zigeuner Coward

6 David Torrington Litton The Impossible Dream Leigh and Darion

7 Delora Harding Llandudno To Alceste Handel

8 Francis Cotton Winkhill Do not Go, my Love Hageman

9 Patricia Jones Kidsgrove As if We Never Said Goodbye A. Lloyd Webber and Black

10 Kevin Gill Eyam Wade in the Water Kirshbaum

11 Bill Hesp Buxton Empty Chairs at Empty Tables Schönberg,Kretzmer & Boublil

12 Cathy Croxton Llandudno Komm bald Brahms

13 Morfudd Davies Colwyn Bay Y Gwanwyn Du Roberts

14 Glad Capewell Marple The K'e Dougherty

15 Richard Lawson Hayfield A Policeman's Lot Gilbert and Sullivan

16 Terry Oddy Sale Sweet Little Jesus Boy Mac Gimsey

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ROOM – M4 The adjudicator for the session will be Daniel Howard


2.00pm CLASS 367 Oratorio Solo (any voice) Open

Own choice Piece

Time Limit-6 minutes

Sponsored by Stella Molton

1 Barry Kiehn Colwyn Bay Why do the Nations so Furiously Handel

Rage Together?

2 Carlton Hogg Holywell Recit: And God Created Man, Haydn

Aria: In Native Worth

3 David Edwards Deganwy That God is Great Handel

4 Delora Harding Llandudno Pie Jesu, Fauré

5 Glad Capewell Stockport Jesu, komm in meine Seele Telemann

6 Rhys Roberts Pwllheli Thanks to My Brethren Handel

How Vain is Man

7 Michael Redfearn Cheadle Lord God of Abraham Mendelssohn

8 Glynn Morris Sale Recit& Aria: Now Heaven in Haydn

Fullest Glory Shone

9 Trefor Williams Bodffordd Recit & Aria: With Honour Let Handel

Desert be Crowned

10 Francis Cotton Winkhill If with All Your Hearts Mendelssohn

11 Hannah Gregory Stockport How Beautiful Are the Feet Handel

3.30pm BREAK

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3.35pm CLASS 368 Victorian or Edwardian Ballad (any voice) Open

Own Choice Piece


1 Morfudd Davies Colwyn Bay Watching the Wheat Arr. Williams

2 Treflyn Jones Porthmadog The Holy City Adams

3 Brian Spanswick Ormskirk Kashmiri Song Woodforde-Finden

4 Margaret Spanswick Ormskirk The Devout Lover White

5 Terry Oddy Sale Eleanore Coleridge-Taylor

6 Michael Redfearn Cheadle The Lost Chord Sullivan

7 Thomas Eccles Tideswell Nirvana Adams

8 Brenda Jones Colwyn Bay The Volunteer Organist Lamb

9 Glyn Roberts Lymm Sweetly She Sleeps, my Alice Fair Foster

10 Glynn Morris Sale The Lute Player Allitsen

11 Trefor Williams Bodffordd The Sunshine of Your Smile Ray

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MUSIC - CHORAL SECTION

SATURDAY MORNING 1st MARCH 2014


ROOM - M 2 The adjudicator for this session will be Steven Roberts

9.30am CLASS 400 Junior Choirs 12 years and under A minimum of 12 voices

To perform two pieces of their own choice to show a contrast of styles


The Joe Agnew Trophy will be awarded to the winners of this class

1 Laurel Lane Singers Heaton Mersey Nkosi Sikelele Sontonga

Conductor: Alex Whinnom Basin Street Blues Williams Williams

2 Meadway Junior Sale That Promised Land Arr. Schram

Singers The Cuckoo Clock Duet Beck

Conductor: Joe Agnew

3 St Peter's R.C. Hazel Grove The Wizard Jenkyns

Primary School Choir Silver Trumpet Arr. Gregory

Conductor: Eileen Rigg

10.40am BREAK

11.00am CLASS 401 Youth Choirs Minimum of 12 voices



Sponsored by Ellen Jones

The William Byrd Trophy will be awarded in this class

1 St Peter's R.C. Hazel Grove Make a Joyful Noise Albrecht

Church Junior Choir Hushabye Mountain Sherman arr. Beck

Conductor: Eileen Rigg

2 James Goodwin Sale This song is for the Children Donnelly and Strid

Musical Theatre Beauty and the Beast Ashman and Menken

Conductor: James Goodwin

12.00 CLASS 402 Vocal Ensemble Open ( Excluding Barbershop) 5-15 voices only



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The Gwyneth Fletcher Memorial Trophy will be awarded in this class

1 James Goodwin Sale Jar of Hearts Yeretsian and Perri

Musical Theatre Bridge over Troubled Water Simon and Shaw

Conductor: James Goodwin

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SATURDAY AFTERNOON 1st MARCH 2014


ROOM - M 2 The adjudicator for this session will be Steven Roberts

2.00pm CLASS 405 CHORAL RECITAL First Prize: £100 Second Prize: £50

16 - 45 voices

Open to Ladies’ Choirs, Male Voice Choirs and Mixed Voice Choirs

(including Church and Chapel Choirs)

Choirs to perform a programme of three contrasting pieces


Sponsored by the Glazier Family (In memory of Laurence Glazier) The J H Carter Rosebowl will be awarded in this class

1 Meadway Youth Choir Sale Adiemus Jenkyns

Conductor: Joe Agnew Over my Head Arr. Grundhal

The Impossible Dream Arr. Ringwald

2 St Peter's R.C. Hazel Grove Deep River Arr. Spevacek

Church Choir A Clare Benediction Rutter

Conductor: Eileen Rigg Gloria Stephens

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