2016 music and drama programme

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Milton Keynes Festival of the Arts
for Dance, Music and Drama
An annual performance festival for amateurs of all ages
and levels of experience held in February and March
Festival Programme 2016
Music and Speech and Drama
www.miltonkeynesfestival.org
www.miltonkeynesyoungmusicianoftheyear.co.uk
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MILTON KEYNES FESTIVAL
OF THE ARTS
for Dance, Music and Drama
Registered charity number 293601
Affiliated to the British and International Federation of Festivals for
Dance, Music and Drama of which Her Majesty the Queen is Patron
Foreword from your Festival Committee
Dear Friends
Welcome to the 48th Milton Keynes Dance, Music & Drama Festival.
Our 2015 festival was our biggest ever, with more performers taking part and a lot of very positive
feedback from entrants, teachers and visitors alike. Our adjudicators were highly complimentary of
the performances they saw and without exception very much enjoyed their time in Milton Keynes.
Six of our festival performers were invited to take part in the inaugural Milton Keynes Young Musician
of the Year competition and we were delighted that our festival President Mr Hilary Davan Wetton
agreed to be one of the judges, alongside popular adjudicator Liz Childs. After much deliberation
they awarded the title to cellist Emily Noithip, with each performer taking home an amount of prize
money, a certificate and commemorative shield. This event will now be an annual fixture in our
festival calendar and in 2016 will take place at 3pm on Saturday 5 March at The Venue Theatre so
do come along if you are able and support these young musicians.
Many 2016 entrants used the newly installed online entry system for drama and music and this
seemed to work well, as did the newly-introduced PayPal facility.
We are privileged to have the continued sponsorship by Kawai Pianos who donate several of their
beautiful concert grand and upright pianos to our music festival for our performers’ use and we are
grateful to Neil and his team for their generous support and for also agreeing to extend their
patronage to the Milton Keynes Young Musician of the Year competition. Thanks must also go to
the companies who advertise in our syllabus and programme as we are a self-financing charity and
their support really makes a difference.
Our festival would not take place without the voluntary help given by our friendly festival stewards
who cheerfully undertake a range of jobs from receptionists and certificate clerks to announcers and
adjudicators assistants, and we are so grateful for the time they willingly donate to the festival.
We have our new festival fixture on 5 March dedicated to ensembles and orchestras to allow this
growing section to expand and to enable soloists to be part of ensembles without clashes or having
to rush from one to the other.
In dance, please do not forget that we are delighted to accept entries for our dance festival from
performers at all levels. We have a non-competitive section for local schools which might prefer to
give their pupils a chance to perform on the lovely stage at Walton High without the pressure of
competition! A write up from a professional adjudicator can be a very useful addition to their
examination dance portfolio. Any type of dance is allowed in the festival, including ballroom and
musical theatre.
We hope that our performers enjoy their festival experience this year and if you are an audience
member, thank you for your support and we hope you will enjoy being entertained by our wonderfully
talented festival entrants. Good luck everyone and enjoy it!
Very best wishes from the Milton Keynes Festival Committee
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2016 Festival Dates
Festival
Adjudicators
Drama
Saturday 20 and Sunday 21 February
at The Venue, Walton High
Marcia Carr and
Jonathan Owen
Music
Piano: James Kirby
and Deborah Brittain
Voice: Sam Dunkley
Instrumental: Gill Johnston
NEW DATE! Ensembles and Orchestras
Saturday 5 March
Milton Keynes Young Musician of the Year 2016
Saturday 5 March at 3pm – all welcome
Gill Johnston
Judged by
Gill Johnston and
Hilary Davan Wetton
Choirs and Barbershop
Friday 11 March
at The Ridgeway Centre, Wolverton MK12 5TH
Sam Dunkley
Dance
Monday 15 to Saturday 20 February
Saturday 12 and Sunday 13 March
Yasmin Taylor-Hazzard
2017 Festival Dates
Drama
Music
Saturday 4 and Sunday 5 March
All at The Venue
Walton High
Ensembles and Orchestras
Saturday 11 March
There is lots more information on our websites:
The 2017 music and drama festival syllabus will be available
in July 2016 and downloadable from the website
Our 2018 festival will mark our 50th anniversary,
so join our Facebook and Twitter pages
to keep updated with our special plans or
check our website
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SPEECH AND DRAMA SECTION
Speech and Drama adjudicators:
Marcia Carr
Marcia is currently studying for her PhD. She trained in music,
dance and drama and currently facilitates workshops and directs
shows for Universities, drama schools and theatre departments
internationally.
Marcia has toured internationally, winning Best Performer,
Manchester Evening News and Buxton Festival and a Time Out
Critics Choice.
She is Co-Artistic Director of Impetuous Kinship and Co-Director
of the Creative Blast Company, delivering educational packages,
training young people and producing touring shows.
Marcia is also an Associate Artist with the National Youth Theatre of Great Britain and an
Examiner for the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art, for which she has designed
and delivered workshops.
Jonathan Owen
Jonathan trained as a Drama & Music teacher at St. Peter’s College,
Birmingham University’s Faculty of Education. He has taught in
secondary schools, colleges and examined for Trinity-Guildhall
extensively in the UK and overseas. As a performer he has worked
in Theatre, TV and Radio for over 30 years.
Most notably he played Terry Barford for 10 years in ‘The Archers’,
and has appeared in numerous other productions for BBC Radio 4.
Television work includes the comedy-characters ‘The Great Orlando’
& ‘The Rev. Ashbourne’ in Coronation St, Emmerdale, Doctors, All
Creatures Great & Small, London’s Burning and Heartbeat
etc. Theatre work includes West-End productions of Singin’ in the rain, Jesus Christ
Superstar, Having a Ball, Call Me Madam and Ziegfeld, as well as numerous national tours
and provincial repertory.
His specialities are musical-theatre and pantomime, and as well as being one of the UK’s
leading ‘Dames’ he has written and directed numerous professional pantomimes in the UK,
and five engagements as resident writer/director in Bermuda! He is also an adjudicator
member of The British and International Federation of Festivals. He is the author of the
comedy-drama ‘Teapots & Superglue’ which has received much critical acclaim. For more
information see his website www.jonathanowen-actor.co.uk
Our 2016 Drama Festival is dedicated to the memory
of Janet Brown, popular speech and drama teacher,
friend to all her pupils and colleagues, and much
respected by all.
Janet supported our festival for many years
and will be greatly missed.
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Speech and Drama Section Sixth Form Block
Saturday 20 February 2016
Adjudicator: Marcia Carr
9:00 am
9:30 am
10:00 am
1A
1B
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Solo Verse 7 years and under
1 Nikil Kumaresan
2 Divyaish Amarnath
3 Rushita Bhatta
4 Mahdiyah Meghi
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Iraa Kulkarni
Sophia Shaikh
Georgie Knight
Isla-Rose Roberts
Solo Verse 7 years and under
1
Vibha Rajesh
2
Ella Webster
3
Jessica Claridge
4
Matilda Ashmore
5
6
7
8
Katie Clark
Amelie Rose Faithfull
Scarlett Chambers
Oliver Miles
Write and Recite Your Own Poem 7 years and under
1
Mahdiyah Meghi
Write and Recite Your Own Poem 8 - 10 years
1
Chloe Cave
7
Martii Maze-Brown
2
Carolina Diniz
8
Aadya Rana
Fernandez-Lomana
3
Maya Shah
9
Rohit Rajaraman
4
Olivia Sobera
10 Holly Pennington
5
Emily Ying-Clifton
11 Emily Garwood
6
Luluwah Alsallal
10:40 am – 10:55 am
10:55 am
11:25 am
11:50 am
12:20 pm
1C
Break
Solo verse 7 years and under
1
Ashviga Suyenthiraraj
2
Sanjay Raja
3
Phillippa Coe
4
Molly Cowlin
5
6
7
8
Dramatic Duologue 9 and under
1
Nikki Lily Atife and Lucie Coombes
35 Solo Drama 9 and under
1
Beatriz Kingsmill-Smith
3
2
Lucie Coombes
4
Emily Brennan
Amelie Brodie
Hasini Paduchuri
Aditya Singh
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14A
8
Isabella Moxon
Maggie Shaw
Prepared Reading 7 - 9 years
1
Iraa Kulkarni
2
Rhea Appikatla
3
Daniel Jemeljanenko
4
Mariam Elakama
5
6
7
8
Jana Alsallal
Carolina Diniz Fernandez-Lomana
Rohit Rajaraman
Gitali Kulkarni
Spoken Prose 7 - 9 years
1
Lucie Coombes
2
3
4
Rohit Rajaraman
Nikki Lily Atife
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Speech & Drama Section - Sixth Form Block
Saturday 20 February 2016 Adjudicator: Marcia Carr
12:40 pm – 1:40 pm
1:40 pm
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2:30 pm
3:00 pm
14B
2A
Lunch
Dramatic Scene from a Published Play 11 years and under
1
Tolu Odunayo, Theo Richardson and Srithan Vemuru
2
Peploe-Williams Academy 1
Solo Drama 10 and 11 years
1
Charley Knight
4
Oliver Knaggs
2
Caitlin Garbutt
5
Charlotte Morgan
3
Fabian Sgoluppi
6
Amalie Lines
Prepared Reading 7 - 9 years
1
Maia Vethencourt
2
Tallulah Kesterton-Bennett
3
Luke Jones
4
Emily Ying-Clifton
Solo verse 8 and 9 years
1
Martii Maze-Brown
2
Rohit Rajaraman
3
4
Jana Alsallal
5
Anaiya Thakrar
5
6
7
8
Matthew Brodie
Kai Ando Parke-Davis
Martii Maze-Brown
Anaiya Thakrar
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7
8
9
Holly Pennington
Gitali Kulkarni
Isabella Moxon
Elijah Martey
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7
8
9
10
Tegan Stokes
Niah Boyce
Kyla Watson
Kai Ando Parke-Davis
Lucie Coombes
3:30 pm – 3:45 pm Break
3:45 pm
4:15 pm
4:45 pm
2B
2C
15A
Solo Verse 8 and 9 years
1
Tallulah Kesterton-Bennett
2
Isabelle Lee-Akpoh
3
Jasmine Sakyiama
4
Luke Jones
5
Matthew Brodie
1
Rhea Appikatla
2
Daniel Jemeljanenko
3
Nikki Lily Atife
4
Carolina Diniz Fernandez-Lomana
5
Linya Zhang
6
7
8
9
Prepared Reading 10 and 11 years
1
Sara Atab
2
Charley Knight
3
Kaushal Kumar
4
Tanisha Sharma
5
Oliver Knaggs
6
Luluwah Alsallal
Ashwati Nair
Antonia Knight
Atharva Patalay
Ram Aryan Verma
Zak Mounter
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11
Emily Ying-Clifton
Serena Atwal
Neel Aiyer
Riley Aldred
Saturday 20 February 2016 Adjudicator: Marcia Carr
5:15 pm
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Dramatic Duologue 10 and 11 years
1
Rishita Paul and Tilly Macmichael
2
Mia Rockley and Sheliz Ismail
3
Oliver Knaggs and Fabian Sgoluppi
4
Eadie Rose Clarke and Maggie Shaw
5
Amalie Lines and Molly Ryan
6
Matthew Doherty and Teo Wharton
Speech and Drama Section Sixth Form Block
Sunday 21 February 2016
Adjudicator: Jonathan Owen
9:00 am
9:35 am
10:00 am
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Humorous verse 11 years and under
1
Adi Rajesh
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2
Daniel Jemeljanenko
7
3
Chloe Cave
8
4
Sara Atab
9
5
Shiv Das
10
Anaiya Thakrar
Sophia Ducasse
Dana Alsallal
Caitlin Garbutt
Mohnish Manivannan
Talk 12 and under
1
Rishi Meethalaprath
2
Kaushal Kumar
Shreya Mokkapati
Mehak Gupta
1
Mehak Gupta
2
Harshini Amarnath
World War One Poetry 11 - 14 years
1
Harry Noon
2
Sai Chetan Paduchuri
3
Rashi Taunk
10:30 am – 10:45 am
10:45 am
52B
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Break
1
Maya Shah
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2
Dean Quinton
8
3
Prannav Mahesh
9
4
Tom Moxon
10
5
Trisha Aiyer
11
6
Olivia Sobera
8
Rohit Rajaraman
Neshitha Pathmanathan
Serena Atwal
Rithanya Kumaresan
Elijah Martey
Sunday 21 February 2016 Adjudicator: Jonathan Owen
11:15 am
12:00 pm
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Anchal Garg
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2
Ronit Vali
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3
Ben Mineards
10
4
Arushi Jain
11
5
Sophie Coombes
12
6
Ananya Rastogi
13
7
Mehak Gupta
Sight Reading 7 - 9 years
1
Emily Ying-Clifton
2
Rohit Rajaraman
Sight Reading 10 and 11 years
1
Oliver Knaggs
Sight Reading 12 and 13 years
1
Sophie Coombes
Prepared Reading - Charles Dickens 7 - 9 years
1
Rohit Rajaraman
Prepared Reading - Charles Dickens 12 and 13 years
1
Arushi Jain
12:35 pm – 1:35 pm
1:35 pm
2:05 pm
2:40 pm
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52C
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3A
Sreshta Venkatesh
Chakrika Musale
Anika Singla
Arushi Mailapaui
Christian Dennis
Harry Noon
Lunch
Talk 13 - 17 years
1
Darsh Meethalaprath
2
Ronit Vali
3
Sreshta Venkatesh
4
5
6
1
Riley Aldred
7
2
Nell Maze-Brown
8
3
Emily Garwood
9
4
Rahul Thakrar
10
5
Reva Batra
11
6
Evie Dark
Spoken Prose 10 and 11 years
1
Tom Moxon
1
Caitlin Garbutt
2
Georgia Millburn
3
Dean Quinton
4
Sara Atab
5
Samuel Hurdley
6
Tom Moxon
9
7
8
9
10
11
Vignesh Sridar
Christian Dennis
Madhav Kholker
Oliver Knaggs
Mariam Elakama
Advik Mishra
Nikil Kumaresan
Ram Aryan Verma
Rithanya Kumaresan
Khush Shah
Elizabeth Gross
Swetha Pathmanathan
Ram Aryan Verma
Sunday 21 February 2016 Adjudicator: Jonathan Owen
3:25 pm
3B
1
Sophie Symeou
2
Tanisha Sharma
3
Mia Watson
4
Rahul Thakrar
5
Amelia Vine
6
Charley Knight
7
8
9
10
11
Tarushi Santhakumar
Ashwati Nair
Danielle Trzeciak-Hicks
Antonia Knight
Nell Maze-Brown
1
Sreshta Venkatesh
2
Mehak Gupta
3
Ananya Rastogi
4
Arushi Jain
5
6
7
8
Hemali Shah
Shreya Mokkapati
Harry Noon
Simran Atwal
Humorous verse 12 - 15 years
1
Ben Mineards
2
Isha Singh
3
Simran Atwal
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5
6
Christian Dennis
Oviya Raja
Ankita Gopalakrishnan
4:00 pm – 4:15 pm
4:15 pm
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4:40 pm
5:10 pm
5:35 pm
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Break
Spoken Prose 14 and 15 years
1
Khushi Verma
1
Gayatri Kulkarni
2
Tanaya Patil
3
Preeti Andukuri
4
Rashi Taunk
1
Khushi Verma
4
Ellie Thomson
2
Lucy Askew
5
Siena Rista
3
Sienna Sgoluppi
6
Tanaya Patil
1
Tanaya Patil
2
Lucy Askew
World War One Poetry 15 - 17 years
1
Manvi Laddha
2
Gayatri Kulkarni
3
Will Smith
END OF DRAMA FESTIVAL
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Speech and Drama Section The Venue Theatre
Adjudicator: Marcia Carr
9:00 am
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1
Ben Mineards
2
Sophie Coombes
3
Isabelle Lines
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5
Hannah Parnell
Georgie Leather
9:25 am
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1
Henry Hamer and James Chrisp
2
David Bygraves and Joly Black
3
Molly Entwistle and Summer Harte-Felce
4
Hannah Parnell and Dominic Selvey
5
Ben Mineards and Sophie Coombes
10:00 am
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1
Rheanne Firman
2
Miriam Templeman
3
Lucy Askew
10:50 am – 11:05 am
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5
6
Georgina Cooper
Olivia Gartside
Olivia Charles
Break
11:05 am
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1
Pavithra Neelagiri and Georgia Bygraves
2
Lileth Chinn and Charlie Barnett
3
Stephanie Radcliffe and Aimee Decker
4
Eve Tanner and Georgia Barnwell
5
Stella Batty and Grace Lawton
6
Lilys Templeman and Holly Sullivan
11:55 am
38B
1
Ellie Thomson
2
Ellie Coyte
3
Khushi Verma
12:40 pm – 1:40 pm
1:40 pm
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Anna Johnson
Siena Rista
Lunch
Dramatic Scene from a Published Play
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Third-Age Players
Dramatic Scene from a Published Play
1
2
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Open
12 - 14 years
Speech & Drama Section - The Venue Theatre
Sunday 21 February 2016 Adjudicator: Marcia Carr
2:40 pm
44B
1
Francesca Greenlees and Jodie Tyler
2
Alasdair McGlashan and Karthik Baiju
3
Chantelle Trzeciak-Hicks and Charlotte Gross
4
Siena Rista and Ashleigh Page
5
Georgie Leather and Lauren Burchell
6
Sienna Sgoluppi and Ellie Thomson
7
Josh Totton and Conal Bradbury
3:20 pm
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Shakespeare Monologue 17 years and under
1
Victoria Basterfield
3
Fabian Sgoluppi
2
Dylan Patsanza
4
Caleb Gray
Shakespeare Monologue Adult
1
John Greenall
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4:00 pm
45
1
Clementine McIntosh-Heart and Heather Gore
2
Callum Macintyre and Will Tillett
3
Bertie Ensor-Clinch and Henry Bridge
4
Isobel Box and Tom Mullan
5
Alice Inskip and Tom Woods
4:45 pm
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1
Joshua Spaticchia
2
Amelia Hamer
3
Gregor Copeland
4
Phoebe Bakker
5:45 pm
39B
1
Georgia Moore
2
Elizabeth Moxon
3
Laurence Tye
4
Holly Chandler
5
6
7
Ben Perry
Will Smith
Jessica Tagg
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6
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8
Kate Rice
Luke Mott
Elliott Harris
Frankie Baccarella
END OF DRAMA FESTIVAL
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MUSIC SECTION
Marking System
 Every performance will receive a certificate and written feedback and medals are
awarded for first, second and third place, with cups or prizes awarded where
designated.
 The categories awarded will be in accordance with the standards laid down by the British
and International Federation of Festivals as follows:
Fair
A performance limited in its communication
Moderate
A performance showing development of technique and/or communication
Merit
A capable performance showing some artistic appreciation / technical ability
Commended A convincing performance technically and artistically
Distinction
An excellent performance technically and artistically
Outstanding An exceptional performance both technically and artistically
 Awards may be withheld if, in the opinion of the adjudicator, sufficient merit is not
shown.
Non-competitive classes
 These are for those solo performers who do not wish to compete, but would enjoy
performing to an audience, receiving feedback from the adjudicator and a certificate.
The only difference is that the performers will not compete with one another and will
not be eligible for a cup/prize.
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Your 2016 Music Festival Adjudicators
Piano:
James Kirby
James gives recitals throughout the UK including Wigmore Hall, Edinburgh
and Aldeburgh festivals and extensively in Europe. He studied at the
Moscow Conservatoire and returns to perform concertos and recitals and
lead chamber music courses in the former Soviet Union every year. He
has given concerto performances with the English and Scottish Chamber
Orchestras and Moscow Symphony Orchestra in venues including the
Royal Albert Hall, Royal Opera House, Covent Garden and the Great Hall
of the Moscow Conservatoire. He is a member of the Barbican Piano Trio
which has recently celebrated its twenty fifth anniversary and performs regularly throughout
Europe and the USA. James teaches at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama, Royal
Holloway, University of London and the University of Hull and is an Honorary Professor of the
Rachmaninov Institute in Tambov, Russia, and serves on the juries of many International
competitions, most recently in Russia, Latvia, Romania and Slovenia. He has been an ABRSM
examiner since 1998 and has worked in Hong Kong, Singapore, China and many European
countries and recorded the demonstration CD for the Piano Exams syllabus for many years.
Voice, Choirs and Barbershop:
Sam Dunkley
Sam studied at the University of Huddersfield. He has gone on to sing for
Opera North, in their commission ‘Songs at the Years End’, and was singer
and MD for the production ‘Mulgrave’. As a conductor, Sam has directed
massed choirs of children at Symphony Hall and the Royal Albert Hall and
the Beverley Early Music Festival Schools Chorus, for whom he directed a
production of Noye’s Fludde. He runs school choirs, a county choir, a
community choir and a singing and signing choir. He is a workshop leader
and music consultant and established ‘Performing Arts etc’ to provide
workshops in schools and theatres. Sam is the Chair of Sound Sense, the UK professional
association promoting community music and supporting community musicians as well as an
Adjudicator with the British & International Federation of Festivals. www.performingartsetc.co.uk
Instrumental:
Gill Johnston
Gill studied the bassoon with Archie Camden at the Guildhall School of
Music and Drama and, after a period of freelance playing, concentrated
on a teaching career, before moving to Harpenden where she established
her own Music School, ‘Harpenden Musicale’. As well as running the
Music School, Gill arranges Musicale Holidays, Competitions and a
Summer Music Festival. She is the founder and Musical Director of the
National Children’s Wind Orchestra and associated groups. Gill very
much enjoys contact with young musicians, inspiring and enthusing their
interest in music. www.musicale.co.uk www.ncwo.org
Piano: Deborah Brittain
Deborah became a Junior Exhibitioner at the RCM at the age of 11,
before becoming a full time student, studying piano with David
Parkhouse and clarinet with Thea King, having being awarded a Major
County Award. She later joined the BBC, then on starting a family,
embarked on a very rewarding teaching career.
She became assistant to the Orchestral Manager of the London
Mozart Players, founded by Harry Blech, and helped in the running of
the Serenata of London. Deborah is an Associated Board Examiner,
examining in UK and overseas, and is a mentor for the CTABRSM
Professional Development Course.
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Piano Section Drama Block
Adjudicator: Deborah Brittain
9:00 am
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
P1 U12
Piano Solo Non-Competitive 12 years and under
Phoebe Miller
The Pompom Song
Watts/Holt
Adam Hamilton
Lion in the Sun
Rose
Ananya Rastogi
Na Krmítku / Minuet in G
Eben / Haydn
Alexa Berkin-Evans
The Giant's Coming / Lullaby
Clarke / Neugasimov
Alexandra Snell
Dance of the Hours / Surrender
Ponticelli / Wedgwood
Shannon Meng
Penguin Heatwave / To The Magic Forest
Rejino / Boyd
Shreya Gupta
Hall of the Mountain King / Olé
Grieg arr Keveren / Rejino
Oheneba Kofi-Baah Dompreh
Zum Gali / Alla Turca
Trad arr Kern / Diabelli arr Kern
Erik Knutsson
Pussy Cat
Waterman/Harewood
9:30 am
P4 Prep
Piano Study - Preparatory
1
Tharini Thabotharan
P3 Beg
Piano Set Piece - Beginners
1
2
3
4
5
6
Shrey Kotecha
Rashmi Casado
Kitan Ogundeyin
Anna Batchelor
Emmeline Fewing
Alexis Mac
10:00 am
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
P13 Beg A
Belle Yung
Kitan Ogundeyin
Rashmi Casado
Anna Batchelor
Rohan Shah
Saffron Harvey
Sophie Marr
Oliver Chapman
Leah Ung
Shrey Kotecha
Tressa Hobbs
7
8
9
10
11
12
Sienna Crook
Cameron Laurent
Eva Casap
Surabi Thabotharan
Eden Franco
Belle Yung
Piano - Beginners
£5 to the highest mark
Alexander March
Beethoven
Spring Morning
Agay
Sea Chantey
Trad arr Agay
Those Creepy Crawly Things on the Cellar Floor
Carol Klose
Dance of the Scaley Lizards
Blackwell
Ode to Joy
Beethoven
Little Sonata / Sorry I Can't Pronounce This Song Wilton / Marr
Cuckoo
German Folk Song
Whirleybird / Make Way For The King Wedgwood / Wedgwood
Jogalong!
Bullard
The Bells
Hall
10:30 am – 10:45 am
Break
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Piano Section
10:45 am
P15 Beg
Drama Block
Keyboard - Beginners
1
2
3
Kavethan Sivaranjam What Shall We Do With The Drunken Sailor?
Ravjot Arora
Jingle Bells
Anushka Menon
Horizons
P15 Prep
Keyboard - Preparatory
1
2
Suravi Rao
Whirling Dervishes
Phalgun Deevanapali Glitter Ballz
P15 Ele
Keyboard - Elementary
1
2
3
Soham Patwardhan
Against All Odds
Shakthi Sreevats
Grade 3 Medley
Alistair Boynton
Pink Panther
P15 Int
Keyboard - Intermediate
1
2
3
Rishi Kaipa
Karan Dubey
Prannav Mahesh
11:45 am
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
P13 C
Smith
Cartwright
Collins
Trinity
Mancini
Mozart arr Proudler
Trad arr Smith
Mozart arr Proudler
Piano - Beginners
Daniel Moore
Bingo/Brass Fanfare/March Time
Raimondo Palmiero
Indian Dance
Sophie Ranger
Arietta Op 42
Mia Cornwell
Jogalong!
Runa Nelstrop
Etude
Chloe Ranger
Boogie Woogie Goose
Reeka Chanelle Manglicmot Let It Go
Martii Maze-Brown
Jogalong!
Trisha Sharma
Sur Le Pré Fleuri
Alexis Mac
Playful Dialogue
12:10 pm
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
P13 B
1st Movement
Korobeiniki
1st Movement
Trad arr Proudler
arr Eales
Eales
Leonard/Cameron/Vogel
Hall
Clementi
Bullard
Gnessina
Basic
Lopez/Anderson- Lopez
Bullard
Coulpied-Sevestre
Agay
Piano - Beginners
Shravanti Venkatakrishnan
Sonali Sahoo
Eden Franco
Billy Wyatt
Kacey Tipple
Elizabeth Therwell
Matthew Harrington-Law
Shawn Ma
Canh-Long Tonhat
12:35 pm – 1:35 pm
From A Wigwam
When The Saints
Echoes and Shepherds Hey
Indian Dance
Snakes and Ladders
Lavender's Blue
Treading Carefully
Little Sonata
Gavotte/March Time
Lunch
18
Thompson
Trad
Bullard
Oxford Piano
Waterman/Harewood
Anon
Haughton
Wilton
Hook/Vogel
Piano Section
1:35 pm
1
1
2
3
4
2:00 pm
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
2:30 pm
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
3:00 pm
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
P5 Prep
Baroque Piano - Preparatory
Pooja Bowry
Emily Ying-Clifton
Rohit Rajaraman
Amelia Wong
Fraser Macpherson
P6 Prep
Handel
Handel
Handel
Purcell
Handel
Ländler
Little Sonata
Melody in C
Sonatina No 4 in G 1st Movt Cantabile
Melody in C
Allegro
Quadrille
Little Sonata
Arietta Op 42
Cantabile
Arietta Op 42
Schubert
Wilton
Couppey
Vanhal
Couppey
Mozart
Haydn
Wilton
Clementi
Vanhal
Clementi
Classical Piano - Preparatory
Holly Pennington
Mia Zheng
Eloise Macdonald
Sara Atab
Sophie Harrington-Law
Oliver McCulloch
Emily Ying-Clifton
Aadya Rana
Thomas Evans
Josh Riley
P8 Prep
Impertinence, HWV 494
Gavotte
Impertinence, HWV 494
Farewell
Impertinence
Classical Piano - Preparatory
Harvey Bowen
Jacob Foster
Valisha Sharma
Tiya Mistry
Grace Houghton
Anika Singla
Lucy Macdonald
Vineet Mahadevan
Hope Harvey
Hannah Smith
Tom Langston
P6 Prep B
Drama Block
Arietta Op 42
Cantabile
Spring and Winter Songs
Arietta Op 42
The Little Story
Arietta Op 42
Little Suite
Arietta Op 42
Cantabile
Arietta Op 42
Clementi
Vanhal
Turk
Clementi
Muller
Clementi
Turk
Clementi
Vanhal
Clementi
Romantic Piano - Preparatory
Arjun Kular
Anika Singla
Rohit Rajaraman
Arushi Mailapalli
Oliver McCulloch
Fraser Macpherson
Calvin Mac
Sowenna Hobbs
Jack Wilson
Hannah Smith
Eilidh Macpherson
Annabelle Bramall
Pooja Bowry
3:35 pm – 3:50 pm
Løvet Faller
Theme and Variations
Sérénade Espagnole
Bagatelle
Falling Leaves
Elegy
Song Without Words
Løvet Faller
Arabesque
Hide and Seek
Prelude
Break
19
Nystedt
Kullak
Ferrer arr Waterman /Harewood
Diabelli
Nystedt
Ferrer
Reinecke
Spindler
Nystedt
Ferrer
Burgmüller
Schumann
Hummel
20
Piano Section
3:50 pm
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
4:15 pm
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
4:40 pm
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
P9 Prep
Piano 20th / 21st Century - Preparatory
Tiya Mistry
Macy Bosworth
Simona Dubbs
Fraser Macpherson
Reva Batra
Lavinia Munteanu
Freya Watters
Pooja Bowry
P9P B
Lullaby
Løvet Faller
Dance Of The Hours
Gachou No Koushin
Lullaby
Red Square March
Gachou No Koushin
Lullaby
Neugasimov
Nystedt
Ponchielli
Kaneda
Neugasimov
Rea
Bin Kineda
Neugasimov
Piano 20th / 21st Century - Preparatory
Calvin Mac
Mitali Misra
Robyn Coffer
Santosh Kaveripatnam
Srishti Jain
Yan Han Tan
Samya Salha
Inaya Jayawardena
Oliver Newman
Krish Chouhan
P10 Prep
Drama Block
Løvet Faller
Donkey Trott / Red Square March
The Giant's Coming
Children at play
Ukrainian song
The Cuckoo
El Cant Des Ocells
Løvet Faller
Flying Above The Clouds
Løvet Faller
Nystedt
Holland / Rea
Clarke
Bartok
Berkovich
Salutrinskaya
Trad
Nystedt
Bullard
Nystedt
Jazz, Ragtime or Modern Piano - Preparatory
Suchir Eluri
Saatvika Eluri
Reva Batra
Lucy Macdonald
Arushi Mailapalli
Samuel Hurdley
Partaap Bajwa
Vineet Mahadevan
Emily Cunningham
Elliot Patel
Hannah Smith
Eilidh Macpherson
Sophie Harrington-Law
Jacob Foster
Cool Calypso
Wedgwood
The Mad Hatter's Funeral March
Wedgwood
On The Ball
Hammond
Marching In Again
Macardle
Tea for One
Duro
Happy-Go-Lucky Cha Cha
Duro
The Detective
Wedgwood
Hop, Skip and Jump
Hall
The Mad Hatter's Funeral March
Wedgwood
Yellow
Berryman/Buckland/Champion/Martin
Prelude
Hummel
Strawberry Flip
Wedgwood
Hong Kong Ferry
Hall
Raggy Tune
Duro
21
Piano Section
5:15 pm
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
P10 Prep B
Drama Block
Jazz, Ragtime or Modern Piano - Preparatory
Oliver McCulloch
Isha Singh
Vinod Kaveripatnam
Beth Kelly
Calvin Mac
Maksymilian Darocha
Eloise Macdonald
Anika Singla
Lucy Lancaster
Lukas Hall
Oliver Newman
Himendra Palisetty
Rohit Rajaraman
Emily Ying-Clifton
Calypso Joe
Street Beat
The Pink Panther
Chattanooga Choo-Choo
Calypso Joe
Vampire Blues
Cheeky Charlie
Tea for One
Chattanooga Choo-Choo
I'm An Old Cowhand
Penguin Parade
Calypso Joe
I'm An Old Cowhand
Raggy Tune
22
Duro
Bullard
Mancini
Warren
Duro
Wooding
Macardle
Duro
Warren
Mercer
Donkin
Duro
Mercer arr Iles
Duro
Piano Section Sixth Form Block
Adjudicator: James Kirby
9:00 am
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
P8 Int
Freya Chapman
Molly Gribben
Cerys Upstone
Alexander Bernard-Bell
Madison Thompson
Dan Hitchen
Janelle Uthman
9:50 am
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Romantic Piano - Intermediate
P9 Int
10:30 am – 10:45 am
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
P6 Int
P9 Adv
1
2
Anna James
Alex Wyatt
P9 Dip
1
2
3
Joseph Laredo
Hayden Phillips
Ian Roy
Evening In The Village
Gymnopédie No 1
Este a szekelyeknel
Dance of the Dolls No 7
The Black Pearl
Columbina Dances
Gnossienne No 3
Bartok
Satie
Bartok
Shostakovich
Zimmer arr Landry
Martinu
Satie
Break
Classical Piano - Intermediate
Gayatri Kulkarni
Alexander Bernard-Bell
Alexandra Jordan
Madison Thompson
Cenyujia Wang
Molly Gribben
Eddie Hughes
11:30 am
Burgmüller
Hofmann
Merikanto
Schumann
Glier
Grovlez
Burgmüller
Piano 20th / 21st Century - Intermediate
Madison Thompson
Emily Garwood
Molly Gribben
Freya Chapman
Arnav Buttoo
Arushi Jain
Gargi Sharma
10:50 am
L'Orage
Am Abend
Valse Lente
Sonata in G Op 118/1
Gaiamente
Le Pastour
L'Orage
Allegro non Tanto
Sonata Op 22 Minuet and Trio
Sonatina in D Major 1st Movt
Allegro Non Tanto
Für Elise
Allegro Non Tanto
Sonatina
Dussek
Beethoven
Clementi
Dussek
Beethoven
Dussek
Clementi
Piano 20th / 21st Century - Advanced
Reel
Dizzy Fingers
Piano 20th / 21st Century - Diploma
12:30 pm – 1:30 pm
Bridal Lullaby
Montagues and Capulets
Tango
Lunch
23
Pitfield
Confrey
Grainger
Prokofiev
Stravinsky
1:30 pm
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
P7
Piano Sonata
Prize £20 – Sponsored by Adrian Boynton
Ian Roy
Reese Carly Manglicmot
Mamiko Tanabe
Joseph Laredo
Zuzanna Graban
John Fisher
William Motion
Julia Burkett
Hayden Phillips
Theo Hayes
Sonata Op 13 2nd Movt
Beethoven
Allegro from Sonata in G K283
Mozart
Piano Sonata in B Flat Major K333 1st Movt
Mozart
Sonata in F Sharp Minor Op 25 No 5
Clementi
Sonata in B Flat Op 24 1st Movt
Dussek
Sonata No 2 2nd Movt
Rachmaninoff
Dussek
Sonata A Flat Major Hob XVI 2nd Movt Adagio
Haydn
Sonata in D Major Hob XVI/37
Haydn
Sonata in A Major Op 2 No 2 I
Beethoven
3:20 pm – 3:35 pm Break
3:35 pm
P10 Adv
1
2
3
4
5
Isla Rogers
Anna James
Alex Wyatt
Teo Hughes
Arwel Rees-Kay
P10 Dip
1
2
John Fisher
Ian Roy
4:35 pm
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
P6 Adv
Jazz, Ragtime or Modern Piano –
Struttin' At The Waldorf
Willie Wagglestick's Walkabout
Struttin' At The Waldorf
Prelude (Novellette in Fourths)
September In The Rain
Jazz, Ragtime or Modern Piano – Diploma
Lane
Bonsor
Lane
Gershwin
Warren
Intermezzo Op 40 No 7
Prelude in B Flat
Kapustin
Gershwin
Classical Piano – Advanced
Hannah Bernard-Bell
William Motion
Emily Woodhead
Zuzanna Graban
Teo Hughes
Arwel Rees-Kay
Gabrielius Slakaitis
Joseph Hirst
5:35 pm
P5 Dip
1
2
3
Ian Roy
Joseph Laredo
John Fisher
Advanced
Sonata in G K283 1st Movt Allegro
Sonata in E Minor XVI 34 Presto
Sonata in C Minor Op 13 2nd Movt
Sonata in B Flat
Sonata in B Flat Op 24 Allegro con Spirito
Sonata In E Hob XV1/31 Moderato
Fantaisie in D Minor
Mozart
Dussek
Haydn
Beethoven
Mozart
Dussek
Haydn
Mozart
Baroque Piano – Diploma
Prelude and Fugue in F Minor
Sonata in E Kp 380
Prelude and Fugue in C Sharp Major
6:05 pm – 6:30 pm Break
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JS Bach
Scarlatti
JS Bach
6:30 pm
1
2
3
4
P12 U17
Junior Piano Recital 17 years and under
Festival Recital Trophy
Zuzanna Graban
Sonata in C Minor Op 13 Pathétique 1st Movt Beethoven
Dance of the Watergrass
Du/Wu
Jeffrey Au
Sonata in D Minor
Scarlatti
Variations in B Flat Major
Chopin
Carousel
Bodorova
Shui Cao Wu, 3rd Movt
Du
Alex Grinyer
Prelude in G Major Op 32 No 5
Rachmaninoff
Toccata
Poulenc
Saturday 5 March at 3pm in The Venue Theatre, Walton High
Following our 2016 Milton Keynes Music Festival, up to 8 performers will be
chosen to take part in a special competition concert in early March, and one
of them will be awarded the coveted title of Milton Keynes Young Musician of
the Year. Cellist Emily Noithip was the recipient in our inaugural 2015 Young
Musician of the Year event, which was judged by festival President Mr Hilary
Davan Wetton and adjudicator Mrs Liz Childs.
Each performer will receive a trophy, certificate and amount of prize money
for taking part in this prestigious event.
Nominees will be posted on the festival websites:
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9:00 am
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
P16 EB
Ruby Duxbury
Aryan Sriram
Mari Jones
Emmeline Fewing
Arjun Mhaiskar
Harshini Anand
Konnor Moore
Cameron Laurent
Aarav Sujith
Beth Spicer
Shria Chouhan
9:25 am
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
P16 EB B
Bluebird
Surprise Symphony
Scooby Doo
Daisy, Daisy
The Invention
Knock Knock Joke
Tambourine Tune
Home On The Range
Star Quest
My Dog Spike
Pirates Of The Sea
P4 Ele
1
2
3
4
Matias Yung
Madeleine Cox
Celina Everitt
Janice Huang
10:10 am
P5 Ele
Hall
Haydn
Ruby/Spears
Trad
Leonard
Leonard
Leonard
Trad
Leonard
Leonard
Leonard
Early Beginners Piano Pre - Prep Test
Lewis Saunders
Amber Kular
Lena Screech-Dean
Adi Singh
Harrison German
Ademola Osuntogun
Tito Odunaike
Maddox Lewis
Ben Watters
Oliver Langston
9:50 am
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Early Beginners Piano Pre - Prep Test
Old MacDonald
Banjo Picker
Waltzing in Wellies
Tambourine Tune
The Pipers are Coming
Three Blind Mice
Shufflin' Along
Dakota Melody
Old MacDonald Had A Band
The Pipers Are Coming
Thompson
Thompson
Thompson
Leonard
Thompson
Thompson
Thompson
Leonard
Leonard
Thompson
Piano Study - Elementary
Farewell
Ballade
La Bergeronnette Op 100
The Swallow
Burgmuller
Burgmüller
Burgmüller
Burgmüller
Baroque Piano - Elementary
Jack Rose
Yi-Toong Yee
Nina Purefoy
Matias Yung
Matthew Brown
Joshua Nicholson
Madeline Tailby-Faulkes
Luke Aust
10:45 am – 11:00 am
Gavotte in G
La Lutine
Prelude in C
Little Prelude
La Lutine
Invention No 1
Bourrée
La Lutine
Break
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Handel
Kirnberger
JS Bach
JS Bach
Kirnberger
JS Bach
Stolzel
Kirnberger
Sunday 28 February 2016 Adjudicator: Deborah Brittain
11:00 am
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
P6 Ele B
Sonatina in C Major Op 36 No 3
Sonatina in G
Sonatina in F
Marche
Sonatina in C Op 36/3 Spirituoso
Sonatina in G Op 36 No 2 1st Movt
Allegro
P9 Ele
Janvi Goricha
Mahathi Sridhara
Rosanna Chitty
Edward Lerant
Sophie Cox
Raaghav Balaji
James Durney
Shamea Boyce
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
P8 Ele
Matsuri
A Stormy Coast
Clowns
Square Dance
A Stormy Coast
Little Piece No 6
Blue
Square Dance
Clementi
Clementi
Hummel
Haydn
Clementi
Hummel
Clementi
McMillan
Carroll
Kabalevsky
Tadman-Robins
Carroll
Goedicke
Sawano
Tadman-Robins
Lunch
Romantic Piano – Elementary
Poppy Smith
Yi-Toong Yee
Christopher Chitty
Lucinda French
Owuraku Adjei Dompreh
Shreya Kapur
Louise Boynton
Matthew Brown
2:20 pm
P10 Ele
1
Rashi Kalra
2
Kensa Hobbs
3
Matias Yung
4
Jack Rose
5
Agrima Arora
6
Carleton Tufnell
7
Ben Langston
Sonatina in C 1st Movt Allegro
Allegro
Tempo di Menuetto
Sonata in A Presto 3rd Movt Hob XV1/26
Sonatina in C Op 36 No 1 Allegro 1st Movt
Tempo di Menuetto
Sonatina in C Op 36 No 1 1st Movt
Piano 20th / 21st Century - Elementary
12:30 pm – 1:30 pm
1:30 pm
Clementi
Beethoven
Beethoven
CPE Bach
Clementi
Clementi
Clementi
Classical Piano - Elementary
Leyla Kybelksties
Yinuo Zhang
Aryaman Allam
Josh Lucas
Shreya Kapur
Louise Boynton
11:50 am
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Classical Piano - Elementary
Nina Purefoy
Matias Yung
Christopher Chitty
Rosanna Chitty
Adrian Koch
Celina Everitt
Kensa Hobbs
11:25 am
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
P6 Ele
Pastushok na svireli igraet
Sicilienne
Wild Horseman
Shepherd Plays On His Pipe
Jagerliedchen
Witches' Dance
Pastushok na svireli igraet
Cancion
Rebikov
Schumann
Schumann
Rebikov
Schumann
Kullak
Rebikov
Estevez
Jazz, Ragtime or Modern Piano – Elementary
Hound Dog
Leiber/Stoller
Moody Prawn Blues
Gellnick
Entertainer
Scott Jopin
My Baby Just Cares For Me Kahn/Donaldson arr Wedgwood
Forty Winks
Tanner
Pirates of the Caribbean
Badelt
Moody Prawn Blues
Gellnick
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Sunday 28 February 2016 Adjudicator: Deborah Brittain
2:50 pm
1
2
3
4
5
6
3:20 pm
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
P10 Ele B
Jazz, Ragtime or Modern Piano – Elementary
Kshitij Dubey
Shamea Boyce
Charlie Newton
Edward Lerant
Canh-Nam Tonhat
P9 Ele B
Josh Lucas
Yi-Toong Yee
Leyla Kybelksties
Matias Yung
Aditey Allam
Sophie Duffin-Jones
Kensa Hobbs
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
P8 Int B
Anna Bevington
Yundi Huang
Annabel Hing
Abbie McAllister
Veena Shivakumar
Anna Wilson
Emily Garwood
P4 Int
1
Yundi Huang
P5 Int
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Emily Garwood
Annabel Hing
Yuli Molloy
Cenyujia Wang
Freya Chapman
Anastasia Grafftey-Smith
Shreyas Sreevats
Leonie Callow
1
2
3
4
P10 Int
Garden Path
Indian Pony Race
Stormy Coast
A Stormy Coast
Indian Pony Race
Novelette
A Stormy Coast
Milne
Glover
Carroll
Carroll
Glover
Kabalevsky
Carroll
Break
Romantic Piano - Intermediate
4:45 pm
5:30 pm
Cornick
Gellnick
Moore
Gellnick
Moore
Gellnick
Piano 20th / 21st Century - Elementary
3:50 pm – 4:05 pm
4:05 pm
In The Shed
Moody Prawn Blues
The Rainbow
Moody Prawn Blues
The Rainbow
Moody Prawn Blues
Valse Lente
Pantalon
Intermezzo
Dedicatoria
Erster Schmerz
Prelude in A Major
Norwegian Dance Melody
Merikanto
Beach
Ponce
Granados
Bortkiewicz
Chopin
Grieg
Piano Study - Intermediate
Op 47 No 23
Baroque Piano - Intermediate
Prelude No.2 in C Minor BWV 934
Fuga in C Major BVW 953
Solfeggietto
Allegro
Prelude in C Minor
Solfeggietto
Prelude in C Minor
Sarabande
Jazz, Ragtime or Modern Piano –
Camilla Harvey-Scholes
Chau Tonnu
Han Tonnu
Abbie McAllister
Heller
Intermediate
Il Nuovo Cinema Paradiso
River Flows In You
Mister Trumpet Man
What To Do When It Rains
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JS Bach
JS Bach
C S Bach
Krebs
JS Bach
CPE Bach
JS Bach
Handel
Morricone
Yiruma
Gillock
Balch
29
9:00 am
P4 Adv
1
Alex Wyatt
P5 Adv
1
2
3
4
5
Finlay Sutherland
William Motion
Simran Garewal
Arwel Rees-Kay
Zuzanna Graban
9:50 am
P4 Dip
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Lewis Bell
Mamiko Tanabe
Jeffrey Au
Hayden Phillips
Ian Roy
John Fisher
Arjun Ananth
Piano Study - Advanced
Op 45 No 13 Waltz
Baroque Piano - Advanced
Sonata in A
Allegro in E Minor BWV 1019 No 20
Sonata in F Minor Kp 239
Prelude and Fugue in C Sharp Major
Partita No 2 in C Minor Sinfonia
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Étude Op 25 No 1
Chopin
Two Concert Etudes - Dance of the Gnomes
Liszt
Etude Tableau in E Flat Major Op 33
Rachmaninoff
Opus 10 No 1
Chopin
Op 25 Nos 5 and 6
Chopin
Etude Op 10 No 3
Chopin
Gnomenreigen
Liszt
P6 Dip
Sonata in A D664 Andante
Sonata in B Flat K333 1st Movt
Sonata Op 26 1st Movt
Sonata Opus 10 No 3
12:45 pm – 1:45 pm
P8 Dip
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Lewis Bell
Joseph Laredo
Clarissa Llanaj
John Fisher
Oliver Vince
Mamiko Tanabe
Ian Roy
Theo Hayes
Berceuse
Consolation in D Flat Major
Waltz in B Minor
Notturno
Gondellied U136
The Dance of the Watergrass
Notturno
Rondo Twelve O'Clock
Chopin
Liszt
Chopin
Grieg
Mendelssohn
Du/Wu
Grieg
Field
Classical Piano - Diploma
Joseph Laredo
John Fisher
Ian Roy
Arjun Ananth
1:45 pm
Break
Romantic Piano - Advanced
Alex Grinyer
Emily Woodhead
William Motion
Finlay Sutherland
Hannah Bernard-Bell
Yasmin Bali
Amy Bray
Helena Vince
12:00 pm
1
2
3
4
P8A Adv
Scarlatti
JS Bach
Scarlatti
JS Bach
JS Bach
Piano Study - Diploma
10:45 am – 11:00 am
11:00 am
Heller
Schubert
Mozart
Beethoven
Beethoven
Lunch
Romantic Piano - Diploma
La Cathédrale Engloutie
Nocturne
Barcarolle
Nocturne in B Op 9 No 3
Prelude No 1 in C Sharp Minor
Fantasiestücke Op 12/1 Des Abends
Reflets Dans L'Eau
The Lark
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Debussy
Paderewski
Alkan
Chopin
Rachmaninoff
Schumann
Debussy
Balakirev
Sunday 28 February 2016 Adjudicator: James Kirby
2:45 pm
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
P8A B
Romantic Piano - Advanced
Zuzanna Graban
Amalia Aitchison
Rebecca Abbott
Thomas Marshall
Skye Longworth
Toby Ingram
Taisaya Danilitskaya
Joseph Hirst
Poppy De Salis
3:45 pm – 4:00 pm
4:00 pm
1
2
3
1
2
3
1
2
P11 U12
Waltz in B Minor
Intermezzo
Notturno Op 54 No 4
Prelude in D Flat
Nacht am Seestrand
Waltz in B Minor
Notturno
Valse Op 69 No. 2
Nocturne in E Flat Major
Chopin
Ponce
Grieg
Chopin
Kaski
Chopin
Grieg
Chopin
Chopin
Break
Festival Duet Trophy
Piano Duet 12 years and under
Eloise and Lucy Macdonald
Twice As Nice
Écossaise
Anna Batchelor and Belle
Roller Coaster Ride
Yung
Row Row Row Your Boat
Yi-Toong Yee and Matias
Beautiful Dreamer
Yung
Caprice No 24
P11 U17
Piano Duet 17 years and under
Barratt
Schubert arr Barratt
Melody Bober
Tradtional
Stephen Foster
Paganini
Lewis Bell and Alex Grinyer
Sousa
Schubert
Fauré
Joplin
Rachmaninoff
Fauré
The Stars and Stripes Forever!
March Militaire
Zuzanna Graban and Arwel Berceuse from Dolly Suite
Rees-Kay
The Entertainer
Helena and Oliver Vince
Russian Theme from Morceaux Op 11
Berceuse from Dolly Suite
P11 Adult
Piano Duet Open
Madison and Linda
Thompson
Rashmi and Raquel Casado
London's Burning
Au Clair de la Lune
Berceuse
Twice As Nice
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Trad
Trad arr Barratt
Trad
Barratt
Sunday 28 February 2016 Adjudicator: James Kirby
5:00 pm
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
1
P2 Adult
Piano Solo Non-Competitive 18 years and over
Raquel Casado
Kathryn Ogden
El Cant des Ocells
Trad
Gondellied U 136
Mendelssohn
Sonatina in D Minor HWV 581
Handel
Peter Hughes
Empty Chairs
Boublil/Schönberg
I Have A Dream
Andersson/Ulvaeus arr Lanning
Rosie Joustra
Sad Story (No 6 from 30 Pieces Op 27)
Kabalevsky
Walter Hunt
Gnossienne No 1
Satie
Charlotte Bowden
June Op 37a No 6
Tchaikovsky
Simon Huber
River Flows In You
Yiruma
P14
Adults Only
Linda Thompson
Little Sonata
Wilton
P14
Adults Only
1
Terry Rudling
2
Jenni Bickers
3
Vickie York
Hound Dog
Leiber/Stoller
Garden Path
Milne
Blues
Hengveld
Hound Dog
Lieber/Stoller arr Wedgwood
Comptine D'Un Autre Eté - L'Après-Midi
Tiersen
Sweet Mister Jelly Roll
Capers
6:15 pm – 6:45 pm
6:45 pm
P12 18 +
Break
Senior Piano Recital 18 years and over
Festival Recital Trophy
1
Julia Burkett
2
Ian Roy
3
John Fisher
4
Mamiko Tanabe
5
Joseph Laredo
Consolations Six Pieces II
Liszt
Sonata A flat major Hob XVI – 3rd Movt Presto
Haydn
La Plus Que Lente
Debussy
Barcarolle
Chopin
Impromptu No 3
Chopin
Study Op 10 No 2
Chopin
Sonata In A Flat Op 110 1st Movt
Beethoven
Juliet As A Young Girl Op 75 No 4
Prokofiev
Etude For The Left Hand Alone in A Flat Op 36 Blumenfeld
Suite Bergamasque - Passepied
Debussy
Nocturnes Op 9/2
Chopin
Piano Sonata in B Flat Major K333 3rd Movt
Mozart
Pièces Pittoresques No 2 Mélancolie
Chabrier
A la manière de... Emmanuel Chabrier
Ravel
Valses Nobles Et Sentimentales No 2
Ravel
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Instrumental Section The Venue Theatre
Adjudicator: Gill Johnston
9:00 am
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
S5 Beg
Charudeepti Panneerselvan
Elouise Yee
Belén Costa
Mihir Doshi
Belle Yung
Hope Dionisio-Saigau
Ada Kemp
9:25 am
S5 Beg B
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Rhiannon Fenn
Toby Bint
Isabelle Sutton
Athena Fenn
Selena Kapaya
Isabella Fuller
Keiran Siu
9:45 am
B5 Beg
1
Dylan Piper
B3 Prep
1
Alistair Boynton
2
Phoebe Law
3
4
Teagan Phillips
Samuel Hurdley
10:05 am
1
Beginners Strings - Pre - Grade 1
S1 13-17
Habiba Selim
10:15 am
G3 Prep
Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star
City Lights / Ready, Steady, Go Now!
Minuet BWV Anh II 116
Long, Long Ago
Greek Wedding
Tudor Dance
City Lights / Clare's Song
Trad arr Suzuki
Blackwell/Blackwell
JS Bach arr Cohen
Bayly
Trad arr Jones
Anon
Blackwell/Blackwell
Beginners Strings - Pre - Grade 1
The Little Harper
Lightly Row
Hampton Court
Violin Star
City Lights / Summer Sun
Tiptoe, Boo !
City Lights / Listen To The Rhythm
Schlomovitz
Trad
Jones
Jones
Blackwell/Blackwell
Blackwell
Blackwell/Blackwell
Beginners Brass
Hungarian Hoe-Down
Brass Solo - Preparatory
Miller
Aria from Marriage of Figaro
Mozart
Theme From Blackadder
Goodall
Do You Want To Build A
Lopez/Anderson-Lopez
Snowman
Variations on Go From My Window
Hare
My First Hit Single
Wedgwood
Strings Solo
Non-Competitive 13-17 years
Go Tell Aunt Rhody
arr Suzuki
Guitar Solo Preparatory
1
Hannah Smith
G3 Ele
Malaguena
Guitar Solo Elementary
1
Elis Rees-Kay
Heston Floral Dance
The Rake Mallow
Guitar Solo Intermediate
arr Whitworth /Nutall
arr Whitworth /Nutall
Étude for Ornaments
Galopp
Brouwer
Sor
G3 Int
1
2
Joe Hitchen
Emily Abbott
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arr Sollory
Instrumental Section - The Venue Theatre
Saturday 27 February 2016 Adjudicator: Gill Johnston
10:45 am – 11:00 am
11:00 am
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
S3 Prep A
Strings Solo - Preparatory
Ngai Hei Matias Yung
Hana Iguchi
Rashmi Casado
Rithanya Kunaresan
Alexa Berkin-Evans
Lucy Broomfield
Melisa Rasool
Srishti Jain
Liberty Morris
Samya Salha
Alexandra Connell
11:45 am
S3 Ele A
Sophie Duffin-Jones
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Harshini Amarnath
Linya Zhang
Katie Heenan
Swetha Pathmanathan
Agarsha Sivanendran
Marcus Zhao
Jessica Van Der Laan
Khush Shah
12:40 pm – 1:40 pm
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
2:30 pm
1
2
S3 Ele B
Dan Hitchen
Georgina Lee
arr Jones
Schumann
Rossini
Haydn
Dawe
Milán
Kroll
Jardanyi
Rossini
Haydn
Charpentier
Congratulations to the
Bridegroom and the Bride
Gavotte in G
Gavotte in D Major
La Cumparsita
Carnival Waltz
Gavotte in D
Minuet
Over the Rainbow
Theme from Le Streghe
Klezner arr Cravitz
JS Bach
JS Bach
Rodríguez arr Jones
Elliott
JS Bach
JS Bach
Arlen/Harburg arr Barnes
Paganini
Lunch
Strings Solo - Elementary
Calvin Mac
Neshitha Pathmanathan
James Dyett
Vinod Kaveripatnam
Shreyas Panditrao
Miranda Storey
Samuel Smith
Rosie Hailes
W4 Adv
La Cucaracha
The Two Grenadiers
Theme from William Tell
German Dance No 4
Russia – Gopak
Pavane
Donkey Doodle
Hungarian dance
Theme from William Tell
German Dance
Prelude from Te Deum
Strings Solo - Elementary
1
1:40 pm
Break
I Got Rhythm
Gavotte in D
Pastime With Good Company
Gavotte from "Mignon"
Sonata in G RV25 5th Movt
Over the Rainbow
Rondeau
Adagio
Gershwin
JS Bach
attrib Henry VIII
Thomas
Vivaldi
Arlen/Harburg
Purcell
McGibbon
Clarinet Solo Advanced
Sonata 1st Movt
Adagio
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Brahms
Baermann
Saturday 27 February 2016 Adjudicator: Gill Johnston
2:55 pm
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
B3 Adv
Brass Solo Advanced
Arwel Rees-Kay
Nathaniel Hughes
Finlay Sutherland
William Motion
James Smith
Tim Dawson
Sam Lodge
Trumpet Concerto 1st Movt
Shostakofievity / Trumpet Voluntary
Spirituale
Trumpet Concerto 1st Movt
Trumpet Concerto 3rd Movt
Song For Ina
Concerto 1st Movt
4:00 pm – 4:15 pm
4:15 pm
B3 Ele
1
2
Joshua Cosby
Alex Wylie
3
4
Emily Lack
Sam Crowe-Lamont
B3 Int
1
2
Michael Went
Alistair Hindley
3
Elis Rees-Kay
4
5
6
7
8
9
Michael Lee
Lewis Muncaster
Jonathan Campbell
Jack Phillips
Louis Hink
Zac Tilling
James Bond Theme
633 Squadron
Blues For Big Ears
Danny Boy
Hot On The Line
Norman arr Lawrence
Goodwin
Nightingale
Trad
Wedgwood
Brass Solo Intermediate
Tango Argentino
Gorb
P B Blues
McCabe
Study
Bourgeois
Passion Fruit Samba
Nightingale
A Nightingale Sang In Berkeley
Sherwin arr Lawrence
Square
Trumpet Concerto 2nd Movt
Haydn
Chanson Nepolataine
Tchaikovsky arr Wallace/Miller
Flamenco
Vizzutti
Sonata For Trumpet And Strings
Purcell
Haydn
P B Blues
McCabe
James Bond
Norman
Festival Brass Recital Trophy
B4 Rec U18 Junior Brass Recital 17 years and under
1
Arwel Rees-Kay
2
James Smith
B4 18+
1
Break
Brass Solo Elementary
4:45 pm
6:15 pm
Haydn
Hudson/Boyce
Hubeau
Hummel
Haydn
Sparke
Vaughan Williams
Tim Dawson
Audition Piece
Trumpet Concerto 3rd Movt
Rondo for Lifey
Senior Brass Recital 18 years and over
Fantasy For Euphonium
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Zubiaurre
Bourgois
Haydn
Bernstein
Sparke
Instrumental Section The Venue Theatre
9:00 am
W8 Beg
Beginners Own Choice - Pre-Grade 1
1
2
Lydia Halsey
Olivia German
W6 Prep
Tube Train
Watts
Edelweiss
Rodgers/Hammerstein
Descant or Treble Recorder Solo - Preparatory
1
Rhea Appikatia
Now Is The Month Of Maying
Soldiers' March
Clarinet Solo - Preparatory
W4 Prep
1
Eloise Partridge
W3 Prep
1
2
3
4
Charlie Ebdon
Ellie Sillar
Heather Bruce-Jones
Charlie Wilton
9:40 am
1
2
3
S2 18+
S3 Adv A
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Concerto in A Minor BWV 1041 1st Movt
Rococco Theme
Indian Song
Sonata in A Major
Allegro Moderato
Adoration
Remembrances
10:40 am – 10:55 am
S3 Int A
Mower
Trad
Rae
Rae
JS Bach
Tchaikovsky
Trad
Strings Solo - Advanced
Alex Wyatt
Emily Abbott
Teo Hughes
Rebecca Abbott
10:55 am
Goodbye Hamster
Peruvian Dance Tune
Chill
Supermarket Trot
Kullak
Strings Solo Non-Competitive 18 years and over
Sian McCullough
Justin Abbott
Deepa Ramalingam
10:00 am
1
2
3
4
Witches' Dance
Flute Solo - Preparatory
Morley
Schumann
Franck
Haydn
Borowski
Williams
Break
Strings Solo - Intermediate
Louise Boynton
Amelie Trendall
Georgia Morris
Eddie Hughes
Joshua Nicholson
Agata Graban
Sonata In D Minor Op 27 1st Movt
Sonata in E Minor RV40 Largo and Allegro
Hungarian Dance Book 1 No. 5
Kozanis
Allegro
Allegro Molto From Sonatina Op 137 No 1
For Latin Lovers
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Fibich
Vivaldi
Brahms
Trad
Handel
Schubert
Chapple
Sunday 28 February 2016 Adjudicator: Gill Johnston
11:45 am
W4 Ele
Clarinet Solo - Elementary
1
Maya John
W3 Ele
Turkish Rondo
Flute Solo - Elementary
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Sarah Ekwunife
Maddy Till
Freddy Hoare
Molly Clark
Rosa Wilde
Kiran Dehal
Asha Bloomfield
Abby Searle
Elsie Newton
Eilidh Noble
W9 Ele
No Dice
America
Giga
Novelty Foxtrot / Sonata in G
No Dice
Siciliano
Sonata in G Minor Op 2 No 4
No Dice / Allegretto
Variation 6
Letting Go
Saxophone - Elementary
1
Madeline Tailby-Faulkes
12:45 pm – 1:45 pm
1:45 pm
W4 Int
Spanish Love Song
Mozart
Hart
Bernstein
Handel
Seiber/Cimarosa
Hart
JS Bach
Blavet
Hart / Dvořák
Mozart
Coulthard
Anon
Lunch
Clarinet Solo - Intermediate
1
2
Alex Pembery
Clarinet Concerto in A Major Adagio
Charlotte Parkinson
Summer
W3 Int
Flute Solo - Intermediate
Mozart
Reade
1
Ania Hollinshead
Pan
W9 Int
Saxophone - Intermediate
Donjon
1
Sampurna Ganguli
Aria
W5 Int
Oboe or Bassoon Solo - Intermediate
1
James Watts
2:25 pm
W6 Adv
Tarantella
Bozza
Milde
Descant or Treble Recorder Solo - Advanced
1
Isabel Ward
W3 Adv A
Concerto in F 2nd Movt
Flute Solo - Advanced
1
Roger Whatmore
2
3
4
5
6
7
Maria Di Carlo Felice
Anna Radford
Isabel Ward
Alexandra Jordan
Hannah Weller
Alexandra Connell
Samartini
Aria
Bozza
Fantasia No 6 in D Minor - Allegro and Spiritoso Telemann
Hypnosis
Clarke
Morceau de Concours
Fauré
Ständchen
Schubert arr Boehm
Passacaille
Rhené-Baton
Sunstreams
Clarke
Allegro Non Troppo
Popp
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Sunday 28 February 2016 Adjudicator: Gill Johnston
4:00 pm
S4 Rec U18
Festival Strings Recital Trophy
Junior Strings Recital 17 years and under
1
Poppy De Salis
2
Amalia Aitchison
3
Louise Boynton
4
5
Emily Abbott
6
Alex Wyatt
5:30 pm
W7 Rec
Remembrances
Williams
Spring
Vivaldi
Sonata
Elgar
Sonatina
Dvořák
Sonata in G KV379 2nd Movt
Mozart
Ladies In Lavender
Hess
Sonata Academia in E Minor Op 2 No 8 3rd Movt Veracini
Irish Idyll
Head
Concerto in D Minor ”Il Sospetto”
Vivaldi
Sonata in G Major Op 100 3rd Movt
Dvořák
Fruhlingswalzer
Shostakovich
Melodie
Gluck tran Kreisler
Festival Woodwind Recital Trophy
Woodwind Recital 13-17 years
1
Isabel Ward - Recorder
Sonata in G
Sonatina 3rd Movt
W7 Rec 18+ Woodwind Recital 18 years and over
1
Roger Whatmore - Flute
Ballade Op 28
Hypnosis
The Sir John Dankworth Woodwind Trophy will be awarded to the
adjudicator’s choice
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Cima
Williamson
Reinecke
Clarke
Orchestras and Ensembles Section The Venue Theatre
Saturday 5 March 2016
9:30 am
1
2
3
4
5
6
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
E1 U14
Small Instrumental Ensemble - 13 years and under
Festival Ensemble Trophy
Little Horwood Guitar
Hey Jude
Lennon/McCartney
Ensemble
Can You Feel the Love Tonight
John/Rice
Sophie and Alexander Kaempf Concerto for Two Violins in D Minor
JS Bach
Grove School Brass Ensemble The Naughty Boys' March
Wakley
Isabella and Sophia Tilling
Canon in D Major
Pachelbel
High Ash String Ensemble
Divenire 4th Movt
Einaudi
Caleb and Daniel Jen Phang Yap Water Music – Finale
Handel
Can Can
Offenbach
E1 18 & Un Small Instrumental Ensemble - 18 years and under
Thornton College Cello
Hunter's Chorus
Weber
Ensemble
Winter
Vivaldi
No Strings Attached
Thornton College Flute Quartet Carmen for Four 1st Movt
Bizet arr Kane
Rebecca and Emily Abbott
Sonate Op 3 No 2 1st Movt
Leclair
Walton High String Orchestra
Viva La Vida
Berryman/Buckland/Champion/Martin
North Marston Guitar
Cissy Strut
Neville /Modeliste/Nocentelli /Porter
Ensemble
Pipeline
Carman/Spickard
Pick Up The Pieces
Average White Band
Arwel and Elis Rees-Kay
Tuba Power
Smalley
ESF Quartet
String Quartet No 4 In E Minor
Mendelssohn
Allegro Appassionato
Thornton College Senior
Salut D'Amour
Elgar
String Quartet
I Want To Hold Your Hand
Lennon/McCartney
Walton High String Ensemble Festival 2015
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12:15 pm
Large Instrumental Ensemble - 18 years and under
Proteus Strings
Ireland from the Transatlantic Suite
Broadbent
Poco Allegro from the Celtic Suite
Wiggins
Thornton Senior Orchestra
Mambo
Norton
March from the Occasional Oratorio
Handel
Walton High Orchestra
James Bond Theme
Norman
Soul Bossa Nova
Jones arr Vinson
E2 U14
Large Instrumental Ensemble - 13 years and under
Emerson Valley Orchestra
Ode to Joy
Beethoven
MK Music Centre Training
The Wraggle Taggle Gipsies
arr Boyle
Strings
Blow Away the Morning Dew
arr Boyle
LHNM Guitar Ensemble
Star Gazing
Cracknell
My Heart Will Go On
Horner/Jennings
Totem Pole
Compton
Thornton Junior Orchestra
Spanish Dance
Legg
Turkey Season
Gruneisen
Junior Strings
Jamaican Suite: Tinga Layo /
Blackwell/Blackwell
Jamaican Lullaby / Kingston Calypso
Olney Beginner Brass
Regal Fanfare
Duckett
Star Wars
Williams
When The Saints
Trad
1
2
3
1
2
3
4
5
6
3:00 pm
5:00 pm
1
2
3
4
5
6
E2 18 & Un
YM2016
Young Musician of the Year 2016
Following the Music Festival weekend up to 8 young performers will be
invited to this session to further showcase their talents and one of them
will be awarded the title Milton Keynes Young Musician of the Year
2016. All performers will receive prize money, a trophy and a certificate
marking this additional achievement. Full details will be on the website:
www.miltonkeynesyoungmusicianoftheyear.co.uk as soon as
invitations to perform have been accepted. We are delighted that Mr
Hilary Davan Wetton, President of our festival, orchestral conductor
and founder of the Milton Keynes City Orchestra will be joining Gill
Johnston on the judging panel.
E1 Open
Small Instrumental Ensemble - Open
MK Music Centre Adult
Cakewalk
Martin
Wind Ensemble
Rhumba
Fraser
Blues Again
Martin
Champagne Flutes
The Banks of Green Willow
Butterworth
T-Family
Canon
Pachelbel
Kazabue
Oshima
Strictly Recorders
Irish Suite (Complete) RA 27
Paul Clark
Mu:so
Roxanne
Sumner
Every Breath You Take
Sumner
Nkiru Arts
Djansa
Trad rhythm Kassouke people Southern Mali
Fura
Trad Maninka rhythm Mali
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7:00 pm
1
2
3
4
5
Large Instrumental Ensemble – Open
MK Music Centre
Two Elegiac Melodies
Grieg
String Orchestra
Walton High
Happy
Williams arr Tomaro
Jazz Band
Birdland
arr Lopez
Moribayassa African
Balakulanjan
Trad Malinke rhythm from Kurussa
Drumming Community Group
region of Guinea
Djole
Mask-Dance from Teminé people of
Sierra Leone
Woburn Jazz
Night In Tunisia
Gillespie
Straight No Chaser
Monk
Easy Money
Carter
MK Music Centre
Swing Shift
Woolworth
Big Band
Children of Sanchez
Mangione
On a Bender
Roberts
E2 Open
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Junior and Adult Voice Classes Reception Foyer
Adjudicator: Sam Dunkley
Junior Voice Classes
9:00 am
1
2
3
4
5
V34
Amy Pattinson
Samarth Natesh
Martii Maze-Brown
Sakthi Sreevats
Rayna Chinnappa
9:00 am
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
Disney song 10 years and under
V8
Do You Want To Build A Snowman?
You've Got A Friend In Me
I See The Light
Reflection
I See The Light
Song from a Musical 10 years and under
Prize £20 - Sponsored by Pat Haig
Lucy Broomfield
Tilly Garland
Vishnupriya Satram
Isabella Brook
Samarth Natesh
Iraa Kulkarni
Martii Maze-Brown
Georgia Crothers
Abbie North
Sruthi Kaipa
Alice Burn
Amy Pattinson
Lily-Rose Welsh
Alexandra Rogers
Phoebe Law
Samya Salha
It's A Lovely Day Today
Who Will Buy?
My Favourite Things
We're Off To See The Wizard
Singin' In The Rain
Edelweiss
Castle On A Cloud
Let's Go Fly A Kite
Quiet
My Favourite Things
On A Wonderful Day Like Today
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
The Glory Of Love
Where is Love
Maybe
My Favourite Things
10:30 am – 10:45 am
10:45 am
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
V8
Joe Allen
Martha Walton
Caitlin Gilmore
Imogen Seabrook
Sonya Sander
Aimee Bush
Caitlin Thomas
Maia Wilson
Sophie Cox
Anderson-Lopez/Lopez
Newman
Menken/Slater
Wilder/Zippel
Menken/Slater
Berlin
Bart
Rodgers/Hammerstein
Arlen/Harburg
Freed/Brown
Rodgers /Hammerstein
Boublil / Schönberg
Sherman
Minchin
Rodgers/Hammerstein
Bricusse/Newley
Sherman & Sherman
Hill
Bart
Charmin/Strouse
Rodgers/Hammerstein
Break
Song from a Musical 11 - 13 years
If I Can't Love Her
I Whistle a Happy Tune
The Bare Necessities
Feed the Birds
One Hand, One Heart
A Spoonful of Sugar
I Feel Pretty
Castle on a Cloud
Someone Else's Story
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Alan Menken
Rodgers/Hammerstein
Gilkyson
Sherman
Bernstein
Sherman
Bernstein
Boublil/Schonberg
Andersson/Rice/Ulvaeus
Voice Section - Reception Foyer
Saturday 27 February 2016 Adjudicator: Sam Dunkley
11:40 am
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Agata Graban
Oliver Taylor
Nell Maze-Brown
Joely Wright
Grace Hodgetts
Pranith Indana
Lola Robinson
Aliya Jones
12:15 pm
1
2
3
4
V8
V6
Sonya Sander
Iraa Kulkarni
Agata Graban
Sakthi Sreevats
Song from a Musical 11 - 13 years
Out Of My Dreams
Fly Me To The Moon
Pure Imagination
Popular
Wouldn't It Be Loverly
Where Is Love?
When She Loved Me
I’m Not That Girl
Rodgers/Hammerstein
Howard
Shaiman/Wittman
Schwartz
Lerner/Loewe
Bart
Newman
Schwartz
Foreign Art Song - European 13 years and under
An die Laute
Auprès De Ma Blonde
Bois Épais
A La Nanita Nana
12:35 pm – 1:35 pm
Schubert
Trad
Lully
Gomis/Pabon
Lunch
Adult and Open Voice Classes
1:35 pm
1
2
V2
Set Song - Trade Winds by Frederick Keel
Michela Vincent
Darren Morgan
V12
Solo Art Song Non-Competitive
1
Trish Browne
V13
Love Quickly Is Palled
Traditional Folk Song
1
2
Margaret Horton
Janice Taylor
2:05 pm
V21
Barbara Allen
Lord Randal
Purcell
Trad
Trad
Foreign Art Song
1
Richard Jackson
Vaga Luna, Che Inargenti
V20
Mélodie
Prize £20 – Sponsored by Cheryl Hawkins
1
2
3
Catherine Warren
Bill Ridsdale
Janice Taylor
Les Roses d'Ispahan
Les Berceaux
Aimons-nous
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Bellini
Fauré
Fauré
Saint-Saëns
Adult Voice Section - Reception Foyer
2:35 pm
1
2
3
1
2
V26
Two Related Songs
Michael Niles
Stars
The Impossible Dream
Margaret Horton
Autumn's Legacy
Bits and Pieces of Weather
Paul Taylor
Die Walde
The Witches' Wood
V31
Duet or Ensemble
Gina Johnson and
Chris Crispus-Jones
Gina and Paul
3:15 pm
V18
Schönberg/Boublil/Kretzmer
Leigh
Roe
Wagstaff
Strauss
Parry
The Lily and The Rose
Chilcott
As Steals The Morn Upon The Night
Handel
English Art Song
1
Janice Taylor
V17
1
2
3
4
5
Paul Taylor
A Fairy Town
Margaret Horton
I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud
Bill Ridsdale
The Roadside Fire
Michael Niles
The Ballad of Semmerwater
Virginia Brown
Sleep
V2
Set Song - Sweet Chance by Michael Head
1
Lewis Bell
3:55 pm
1
2
3
4
V19
Paul Taylor
Janice Taylor
Michael Niles
Bill Ridsdale
Hymn from Six Elizabethan Songs
British Art Song Open
Argento
Parry
Thiman
Vaughan Williams
Armstrong Gibbs
Gurney
Lieder
Nacht und Träume
Stille Tranen
Aufenthalt
Ständchen
Schubert
Schumann
Schubert
Schubert
4:20 pm – 4:35 pm Break
4:35 pm
V30
1
Janice Taylor
2
Richard Jackson
3
Margaret Horton
4
Paul Taylor
Song Recital
Adult Recital Trophy
Teco, si, vengo anch'io
Atys
A Simple Song from Mass
If Music Be The Food Of Love
Vaga Luna, Che Inargenti
Early In The Morning
The Passing of the Moon
Mondnacht
The Man-in-the-Mune
If Music Be The Food of Love
Orpheus With His Lute
It Was A Lover And His Lass
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Vinci
Schubert
Bernstein
Purcell
Bellini
Rorem
Purcell
Schumann
Musgrave
Purcell
Sullivan
Finzi
Adult Voice Section - Reception Foyer
5:35 pm
V24
Popular or Jazz Standard
1
2
Paul Taylor
Michela Vincent
V23
1
2
3
Michela Vincent
Paul North
Darren Morgan
6:05 pm
1
2
3
4
6:45 pm
V28
Nel blu dipinto di blu
Take Me Home
Song from a Musical
Migliacci/Modugno
Glynne
I'm Not That Girl
Mister Cellophane
Luck Be A Lady
Schwartz
Ebb/Kander
Loesser
Oratorio Open
Margaret Horton
Catherine Warren
Michael Niles
Gina Johnson
V22
The Nun's Tale
Blute Nur
Thy Glorious Deeds
Stabat Mater
Dyson
Bach
Handel
Vivaldi
Operetta
1
Paul North
V27
I Am The Very Model
Opera
1
2
3
4
5
Janice Taylor
Paul North
Gina Johnson
Michael Niles
Catherine Warren
Gilbert/Sullivan
Cruda Sorete! Gia So Per Pratica
Nelle Guerre D'amore
Lullaby
Madamina, Il Catalogo È Questo
Mesicku Na Nebi Hlubokem
Rossini
Mozart
Menotti
Mozart
Dvořák
Junior Voice Classes Reception Foyer
9:00 am
V2
Set Song - Money Shena Fraser 10 yrs and under
1
2
3
4
5
Abbie North
Iraa Kulkarni
Tilly Garland
Vishnupriya Satram
Sruthi Kaipa
V2
Set Song - A Smugglers Song Christopher le Fleming 11 - 13 yrs
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Grace Hodgetts
Martha Walton
Imogen Seabrook
Josha Mital
Aimee Bush
Caitlin Gilmore
Pranith Indana
Agata Graban
V2
Set Song - Linden Lea Vaughan Williams 14 - 16 yrs
1
Anusha Pachala
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Sunday 28 February 2016 Adjudicator: Sam Dunkley
10:10 am
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
V3
Traditional Folk Song 18 years and under
Agata Graban
Joe Allen
Abbie North
Josha Mital
Rayna Chinnappa
Sruthi Kaipa
Amy Pattinson
Bunclody
Prickle-Eye Bush
All Jolly Fellows
Mick Miles
Wraggle Taggle Gypsy
Ally Bally Bee
The Riddle Song
10:45 am – 11:00 am
11:00 am
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
V5
Break
Traditional Folk Song Arrangement 18 yrs and under
Isabella Brook
Clarissa Davis
Joe Allen
Grace Hodgetts
Tatiana Page-Turner
Sruthi Kaipa
Agata Graban
11:40 am
1
2
3
V4
Irish Trad
Trad
Trad
Trad
Trad
Trad
Trad
Lavender's Blue
Scarborough Fair
The Sweet Nightingale
Dalmatian Cradle Song
Simple Gifts
Click Go The Shears
The Lark In The Clear Air
Trad arr Pegler
Trad arr Latham/Lanning
Anderson
Trad arr Roberton
Copland
Trad
Trad arr Rose
English Art Song 14 - 18 yrs
Georgina Vallings
The Daisies
Lewis Bell
Music When Soft Voices Die
Caspar Wallersteiner Weep You No More Sad Fountains
V5
English Art Song 13 years and under
Lucy Broomfield
Earth, Sea and Sky
Caitlin Gilmore
Butterfly
Josha Mital
Grandfather Clock
Imogen Seabrook
Path to the Moon
Martha Walton
Butterfly
Abbie North
The Dark Island
Georgia Crothers
Orange and Yellow and Brown
Agata Graban
Man Is For The Woman Made
Sruthi Kaipa
The Crocodile
12:40 pm – 1:40 pm
Barber
Quilter
Quilter
Marsh
Marsh
Dunhill
Thiman
Marsh
MacLachlan
Marsh
Purcell
Jenkyns
Lunch
1:40 pm
V36
Foreign Art Song - non European 14 - 18 yrs
1
Lavanya Pachala
Ragu Nayaka
2
Preeti Andukuri
Enta vedu
3
Anusha Pachala
Sadha madheem
4
Saloni Boyina - Vocal Evasuda
5
Ananya Ravi
Sujana jeevana
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Tyagaraja
Tyagaraja
Tyagaraja
Tyagaraja
Tyagaraja
2:05 pm
V6
Foreign Art Song - European 14 - 18 yrs
1
Clarissa Davis
Caro Mio Ben
2
Poppy De Salis
Die Lotosblume
3
Lauren Taylor
Le Secret
4
Tallulah Goldsmith
Benedictus
5
Anusha Pachala
Caro Mio Ben
6
Aston Haas
Le Secret
2:50 pm
V35
Song of your choice accompanied by you
1
Mina Haas
Centrepiece
2:50 pm
V34
Disney Song 14 - 15 yrs
1
Tatiana Page-Turner When Somebody Loved Me
2:50 pm
V34
1
Nell Maze-Brown
When Will My Life Begin?
2
Shreyas Sreevats
Can You Feel The Love Tonight
2:50 pm
V34
1
Aston Haas
A Change In Me
3:25 pm
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
V36
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
Hawkins
Newman
Menken/Slater
John/Rice
Menken
Foreign Art Song - non European 13 yrs and under
Sruthi Kaipa
Harshini Ragupathy
Vishnupriya Satram
Divya Dharshini Ragupathy
Sakthi Sreevats
Pooja Parepalli
Veena Shivakumar
4:05 pm – 4:20 pm
4:20 pm
Giordani
Schumann
Fauré
Jenkins
Giordani
Fauré
Napali Sri Rama
Ksheera sagara
Sara sara samarai
Seethamma
Mahaganapathim
Vasudeva
Needaya rada
Tyagaraja
Tyagaraja
Tyagaraja
Tyagaraja
Deekshithar
Tyagaraja
Tyagaraja
Break
V8
Song from a Musical 14 - 15 yrs
Lucy Sutherland
You Don't Know This Man
Emilia Pacia
Far From the Home I Love
Lauren Taylor
Till There Was You
Rhiannon Templeman-Horton My House
Clarissa Davis
Comedy Tonight
Nicole Magora
Wouldn't It Be Loverly
Peter Entwisle
On The Street Where You Live
Tallulah Goldsmith
Lovely, Lonely Man
Florentia Antoniou
Astonishing
Cyrus Shirazi
Hushabye Mountain
Saloni Boyina
Hopelessly Devoted to You
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Robert Brown
Bock
Willson
Minchin
Sondheim
Lerner/Loewe
Lerner/Loewe
Sherman
Howland
Sherman
Farrar
5:20 pm
1
2
5:40 pm
1
2
3
4
5
6
6:40 pm
V8
Song from a Musical 16 - 18 yrs
Oliver Vince
Aston Haas
V7
Some Enchanted Evening
Home
Aria
Festival Junior Aria Trophy
Tatiana Page-Turner
Agata Graban
Emily Banks
Caitlin Thomas
Aston Haas
Lauren Taylor
V11
1
Nicole Magora
2
Aston Haas
3
Lola Robinson
4
Agata Graban
Rodgers/Hammerstein
Menken
I Attempt from Love's Sickness
Caro Mio Ben
Per la Gloria
Caro mio ben
Se tu m'ami
Alma Del Core
Purcell
Giordani
Bononcini
Giordani
Parisotti
Caldara
Junior Song Recital 18 yrs and under
Festival Junior Recital Trophy
Butterfly
Marsh
Over The Rainbow
Arlen/Harburg
Cancion de cuna para dormir a un negrito
Montsalvatge
Something Wonderful
Rodgers/Hammerstein
Panis Angelicus
Franck
I Could Have Danced All Night
Lerner/Loewe
Seligkeit
Schubert
The Sound Of Music
Rodgers/Hammerstein
END OF VOICE SECTION
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School and Community Choirs and Barbershop
Friday 11 March 2016
This section will be held on Friday 11 March 2016 at The Ridgeway Centre,
Featherstone Road, Wolverton Mill South, Milton Keynes MK12 5TH
Voice, Choirs and Barbershop: Sam Dunkley
Sam studied at the University of Huddersfield. He has gone on
to sing for Opera North, in their commission ‘Songs at the
Years End’, and was singer and MD for the production
‘Mulgrave’. As a conductor, Sam has directed massed choirs
of children at Symphony Hall and the Royal Albert Hall and the
Beverley Early Music Festival Schools Chorus, for whom he
directed a production of Noye’s Fludde.
He runs school choirs, a county choir, a community choir and a singing and signing
choir. He is a workshop leader and music consultant and established ‘Performing
Arts etc’ to provide workshops in schools and theatres.
Sam is the Chair of Sound Sense, the UK professional association promoting
community music and supporting community musicians as well as an Adjudicator
with the British & International Federation of Festivals. www.performingartsetc.co.uk
SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY CHOIRS
1:00 pm
Festival Key Stage 1 Choirs Trophy
1
Thornton College
Snow Song
Year 1 And 2 Choir
The School Rule Song
2
Webber Independent School
The Magic Travel Machine
KS1 Choir
Big Boats Small Boats
Festival Key Stage 2 Choirs Trophy
1
Thornton College
Silver Moon
Year 3 And 4 Choir
Gravity
2
Webber Independent School
Patterns
KS2 Choir
Everybody Feel The Force
3
The Grove Independent
Hot Air Balloon
School Choir
One More Song
4
Akeley Wood Junior School
Gaelic Blessing
Boys' Choir
Surfin’ USA
5
Thornton College
The Magic's In Me
Year 5 And 6 Choir
Catch Me If You Can!
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Johnson
Johnson
MacGregor
Marsh
Marsh
Marsh
Simmons
Sheppard
Marsh
Simmons
Rutter
Berry/Anderson
Millar
Marsh
Choirs and Barbershop
The Ridgeway Centre
Friday 11 March 2016
Festival Senior Choirs Trophy
4:30 pm
C2 6th for
School Choirs - Sixth form and under
1
Encore
The Prayer
Hayes
Hold Back the River
Bay/Archer
C1 KS4
School Choirs - Key Stage 4 and under
1
Thornton College
Let There Be Music
Shaw
Chamber Choir
The Music of the Night
Lloyd Webber
C1 6th for
School Choirs - Sixth form and under
1
Anacrusis
Voice Dance
Jasperse
Is You Is Medley
5 Guys Named Moe
Festival Junior Community Choirs Trophy
C1 Jnr Com
Junior Community, Church or Open Choirs
1
Milton Keynes Youth Come, Colours Rise
McLachlan/Barry
Choir
Towards Infinity
Jarman/Voysey
2
MK Madhur
Breathless
Akthar/Mahadevan
Children's Choir
6:30 pm
C2 Ad Comm
1
The Chase Choir
1
C1 Ad Comm
Sakura Ladies
2
Sound Smugglers
3
A Breath Of Fresh Air
7:30 pm
C5 BQ
1
Aca-Holics
2
Codebreakers
3
4
Sound Smugglers
Barbershop Quartet
Strictly Harmony
1
C6 BC
5 Ways Chorus
2
Junction 14
3
MK Acapella
Festival Adult Choirs Trophy
Adult Community, Church and Open Choirs
Top of the World
Bettis/Carpenter arr Huff
You Raise Me Up
Graham/Lovland arr Emerson
Adult Community, Church and Open Choirs
Mura Matsuri (Village Festival)
Anon
Tsubasa O Kudasai (Wings to Fly)
Kunihiko Murai
Africa
Paich/Porcaro
Hooked On A Feeling
James
The Rose
McBroom
Dream a Little Dream of Me
Andre/Schwandt/Kahn
Festival Barbershop Trophy
Barbershop Quartet Open
After You've Gone
Layton/Creamer arr Gray
It Had To Be You
Jones/Kahn arr Waesche
That's An Irish Lullaby
James Royce Shannon
Love me
Mike Stoller and Jerry Leiber
Lazy Day
Powers/Fischoff
And So It Goes
Joel
Can't Buy Me Love
Lennon and McCartney
You Don't Know Me
Walker/Arnold
Harmony Union Cup
Barbershop Chorus
From The First Hello
Burke/Waesche
Love Me
Leiber/Stoller arr Dale
Over the Rainbow
Arlen/Harburg
Love Me
Lieber Stoller arr Dale
The Song Is Ended
Berlin
Good Day/Wonderful Day
Lee/Barbour/Bricusse/Newley
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Rules and Information
1.
The festival is intended for amateurs

Professionals may take part as Adjudicators, Accompanists, Conductors and
Officials.
For the purpose of the Festival, professionals are those for whom income is, or
has been, derived from the branch of the profession in which they wish to
compete or perform or whom have completed a full-time college course in the
specialist subject in which they wish to compete or perform.

2.
The committee reserves the right to:



accept or reject any proposed entry.
sub-divide or combine classes with a large or limited number of entries.
appoint replacement or additional adjudicators and to alter, modify or cancel any
of the arrangements detailed in the syllabus.
3.
Entries

4.
The entries should be sent to Entry Secretary by the date specified.
Age Limits
In all sections the operative day for determining age is 1 February
5.
Standards

Standards are indicated either by age, grade, or by experience in tuition. Where a
class is divided into grades, the entrant should be able to play to that standard,
but not yet have passed a higher grade than that specified.
The piece played must reflect the standard entered, ie a piece set for a grade 5
exam should not be played in an Elementary (grade 4) class. Only one grade may
be entered in all graded classes, and entrants and/or teachers are responsible for
ensuring the correct grade has been selected.

6.


Multiple Entries
(Music Classes only) Entrants may perform once only in each class, except in
duet, trio or ensemble classes where an entrant may perform more than once
provided a different part is performed. Entrants who are members of more than
one choir or ensemble are permitted to perform as a member of each choir or
ensemble to which they belong.
(Speech Classes only): A performer may only enter a class once. When
performing in a duologue or group class a second entry is permitted provided a
different part with a different partner/group is performed.
7.
Own Choice Pieces

The festival is under a legal obligation to supply the Performing Rights Society
with details of all items to be performed.
Own choice titles and composers must be given on the entry form for all sections.
A copy of each Own Choice piece must be handed to the adjudicator’s steward at
the time of the performance.
Photocopies are acceptable provided an original is used for the performance. The
photocopy will be retained and destroyed after the adjudication of the class.
Speech & Drama Section Entrants do not have to seek copyright permission
for any poetry, prose or solo dramatic items performed, to a time limit of 10
minutes.

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

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.
8.
Time Limits

The time limit for each class is shown in the syllabus and this must be strictly
adhered to.
Any performance in which there is an excessive overrun of the time limit will be
stopped by the adjudicator or adjudicator’s clerk.
Where the performance is obviously ending as the time limit is reached, the
adjudicator’s steward will allow the performance to conclude, but will inform the
adjudicator when the time limit is reached, and his/her category and remarks will
not cover material performed after the time limit is exceeded.
Although time limits are specified you are required to time your piece/s and enter
this under “Performance Time” as accurately as possible on the Entry Form.



9.



Photocopying of Music
The Festival cannot legally allow anyone to play/perform from photocopied music,
and has no choice but to disqualify performers who do so, unless before their
class starts, they can produce evidence showing that the publisher’s agreement
has been sought and given.
The only photocopies the Festival can allow in law are:
Copies for the adjudicator’s use, which will be destroyed at the end of each class;
For an awkward page-turn which may hinder a performance;
Those that comply with current photocopying laws.
The Festival has to be strict with this regulation. You are asked to comply with it
to avoid unpleasant situations arising during the Festival.
10.
Adjudicators


Only Festival officials directly concerned with the section may approach the
Adjudicator while the session is in progress.
The Adjudicator may stop any performance when his or her judgement has been
formed.
The Adjudicator’s decision in all cases is final.
11.
Accompanists

12.
Entrants are advised that the Festival does not engage official accompanists.

Notification of time, date and venue
Performers will be notified as to the time, date and venue of their class/es as soon
as possible after closing date for entries, and not later than 21 days before the
commencement of their Section. This information will be emailed to you if an email
address has been provided.
13.
Certificates

All entrants will be issued with a certificate and an adjudication, providing the
Festival rules have been complied with.
The categories awarded will be in accordance with the standards laid down by the
British and International Federation of Festivals as follows:

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
Fair
A performance limited in its communication
Moderate
A performance showing development of technique and/or
communication
Merit
A capable performance showing some artistic appreciation
and/or technical ability
Commended
A convincing performance technically and artistically
Distinction
An excellent performance technically and artistically
Outstanding
An exceptional performance both technically and artistically
The winners of each class will be announced. Further placings will be awarded at
the discretion of the Adjudicator. (Please see sections for particular arrangements.)
14. Cups and Trophies


Returnable cups and trophies should be returned in good and clean condition to the
collection point named in the Syllabus prior to the next year’s festival. If returned by
post, cups/trophies should be extremely well packed.
Please telephone before delivering a cup or trophy, so that you can hand it over in
person. At no time should it be left on a doorstep or windowsill!
15. Photography and Recording
 No photography, videotaping or audio recording is permitted of any live performance
at any festival event by anyone, other than official photographers authorised by the
organisers, in any circumstances. Please respect this rule and do not attempt to
photograph any performer.
 Photographs of Trophy/Medal presentations will only be permitted with the express
consent of the adjudicator, organiser and parents of the children concerned.
 In order to assist in promotion of the festival, the press, television and radio may be
invited to attend and the festival may engage an official photographer. All
photographs, video or film recording will be limited to the performance area, in the
presence of festival officials.
 Parents or teachers entering children individually or in groups will be asked to
indicate on entries those children who are not to be photographed, video-taped or
filmed.
16. Child Protection
 The Festival’s Child Protection Policy and approach to Creating Safer Festivals for
Everyone is published explicitly in our Syllabus, Programme and Website. By
completing and signing the entry form (or online entry system) all parents / guardians
/ carers and teachers of entrants under 18 (or vulnerable adults of any age) confirm
that they give (or have obtained) the necessary consents for the entrants to take part
in the Festival. Without consent the entry to the Festival cannot be accepted.
Any decision of the Committee in all matters arising out of,
or not specifically covered in these rules, is final.
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Child Protection Policy
Milton Keynes Festival of the Arts
for Music, Dance and Drama
The British and International Federation of Festivals for Music, Dance and
Speech works for amateur festivals everywhere to help create thousands of
educational performance opportunities for children and young people each year.
The Federation, and our member Festivals, are committed to ensuring safe
environments for children and young people and believe that it is always
unacceptable for a child or young person to experience abuse of any kind.
We recognise our responsibility to safeguard the welfare of all children and young
people, by a commitment to recommend best practice which protects them.
This policy applies to our Board of Trustees, paid staff, Adjudicator members,
volunteers, students or anyone working on behalf of the Federation and our
member Festivals.
We recognise that:
•
the welfare of the child/young person is paramount.
•
all children, regardless of age, disability, gender, racial heritage, religious
belief, sexual orientation or identity, have the right to equal protection from all
types of harm or abuse
•
working in partnership with children, young people, their parents, carers and
other agencies is essential in promoting young people’s welfare.
The purpose of the policy:
•
to provide protection for the children and young people who participate in our
festivals, including the children of festival members
•
to provide staff and volunteers with guidance on procedures they should
adopt in the event that they suspect a child or young person may be
experiencing, or be at risk of, harm
We will seek to safeguard children and young people by:
•
valuing them, listening to and respecting them
•
adopting child protection guidelines through procedures and safe working
practice for staff and volunteers
•
recruiting staff and volunteers safely, ensuring all necessary checks are
made
•
sharing information about child protection and safe working practice with
children, parents, staff and volunteers
•
sharing information about concerns with agencies who need to know, and
involving parents and children appropriately
•
providing effective management for staff and volunteers through
supervision, support and training.
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The Federation will review this policy each year in November in line with Safe
Network guidance or sooner in light of any changes in legislation or guidance. All
changes will be communicated to our member Festivals in time for the start of the
new Festival year.
Creating Safer Festivals for Everyone
The Federation and its member Festivals use the following policies and
procedures to create Safer Festivals for everyone:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
A single, definitive Child Protection Policy adopted by all Federation
Festivals.
One or more designated Festival Safeguarding Officers (FSO) appointed for
each Federation Festival. Milton Keynes Festival contact : Mrs Janice
Hughes Phone: 01908 676987
Best practice advice in the form of Safe Working Practice and Festival
Child Protection leaflets, with support and training for all Festival staff and
volunteers. Including clear reporting procedures for anyone with a concern
about a child.
Appropriate recruitment and induction procedures for all new Festival staff
and volunteers responsible for providing safe environments for everyone
attending / performing at a Federation Festival.
All Festival personnel wear an official badge. All teachers/parents/guardians
/carers are asked to report all incidents of any nature to anyone wearing a
badge. All reported incidents will be handled in accordance with the Safe
Working Practice and Festival Child Protection best practice advice. In
addition we will ensure the availability of a quiet area / room where concerns
can be expressed in private.
For the duration of a Festival all teachers/parents/guardians/carers are
responsible for the continuous care and supervision of their own children /
pupils. If they are unable to attend personally, they must delegate their
responsibilities to an identified adult and ensure that their children / pupils
are aware of the identity and name of the person responsible for their care.
This includes supervision throughout all Festival venues, practice and
changing areas that may be provided. The Festival cannot take
responsibility for any property left unattended.
No unauthorised photography, audio or video recording of children and
young people is allowed at our Festivals. Where parents/guardians/carers
do not wish photos, videos or filming to be taken at all, then the responsible
adult attending should ensure that their child is not included in official
photos, videos or films.
Some children and vulnerable adults may have specific needs in order to
take part. If this is the case we ask the responsible teachers / parents /
guardians / carers to contact the Festival Organisers when submitting the
entry. The Festival actively seeks wherever possible to meet these needs,
but must know beforehand in order to prepare support – or to advise that
help cannot be provided on this occasion.
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9.
The Festival’s Child Protection Policy and approach to Creating Safer
Festivals for Everyone is published explicitly in our Syllabus, Programme
and Website. By completing and signing the entry form (or online entry
system) all parents / guardians / carers and teachers of entrants under 18
(or vulnerable adults of any age) confirm that they give (or have obtained)
the necessary consents for the entrants to take part in the Festival. Without
consent the entry to the Festival cannot be accepted.
Festival Committee
Festival President : Mr Hilary Davan Wetton
Vice President : Mr Adrian Boynton
Office Holders
Dance
Jocelyn Lord (Chair)
Kris Taylor (Organiser)
Pat Haig (Vice Chair)
Janice Hughes (Organiser)
Janice Hughes (Hon Secretary)
Johnny Englishby
Music
Pat Haig (Organiser)
Cherryl Murray
Alistair Haig
Emily Haig
General
Trish Coleman
Adam Lewis
Kris Taylor (Hon Treasurer)
Drama
Pat Haig (Organiser)
Jocelyn Lord
Anna Farmer
Maureen Smith
Publicity, Sponsorship
Pat Haig
A LOOK BACK AT THE FESTIVAL 2015
Mawsley Community Choir – 2015 winners
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Left: Anagram –
Ladies Barbershop
Quartet
Below: Walton High Jazz Band
Right: Stowe School
Brass Quintet
Below right:
The Pauline Quirke
Academy drama winners
Below left:
The Diamond School
drama winners
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Right:
Thornton
College
Orchestra
Left: Milton Keynes Young
Musician of the Year 2015
cellist Emily Noithip with
judges Hilary Davan Wetton
and Liz Childs, soprano
Emily Haig, who performed
on the night, and the Deputy
Mayor of Milton Keynes
Above: Milton Keynes Music Centre Junior Wind Band
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