18 Annual Tempo Festival of the Arts – April 2015 Discipline Date

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18th Annual Tempo Festival of the Arts – April 2015
Discipline
Date
Location
Vocal
April 15 & 16
Carman United Church
Choral
April 15 & 16
Speech Arts
April 15 & 16
Dance
April 17, 2015
Piano
April 20 & 21, 2015
Highlights Concert
April 23, 2015
Carman Collegiate
Community Theatre
Carman Mennonite
Church
Carman Collegiate
Community Theatre
Festival Committee
Page 4
Festival Rules & Regulations
Page 5
Adjudicators
Program page
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12, 14, 15, & 16
13, 14, 15 & 16
17 & 18
19, 20, 21, 22 & 23
Page 6 &7
Message from Committee
Page 4
Sponsors
Page 8
Festival Schedule
Page 12 - 23
Quizzes
Pages 6 & 7
Area Map
Page 25
Quiz Answers
Page 25
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A Message from Tempo Committee:
The Tempo committee would like to welcome all the participants in this years’ festival. Take a deep
breath do your best and have a great time. Use the tools our amazing adjudicators give you to become
even more amazing yourselves.
Welcome and thank you to our wonderful adjudicators who have made the time to share their wealth of
knowledge and expertise with our participants.
Our festival would not be possible without the many volunteers, including committee members, who
help festival days run smoothly. Their faithfulness and support is endless and they ensure we all have
this wonderful opportunity to showcase our talents.
Tempo is grateful for the generosity of community and business sponsors. We rely on these donations to
cover our operating costs as we are a non-profit volunteer committee.
Lastly, welcome everyone to our festival please enjoy and tell all of your friends!
The Tempo Committee works and volunteers all year for the April Festival. We have had some terrific
members over the years. Their contributions are immeasurable and have brought us to the 18th year of
our festival. There is always room for members, please join our team and help us make year 19 even
better.
Brenda Doell
Jocelyn VanKoughnet
Shannon Klassen
Wendy Durand
Melissa Cole
Beth Bartley
Deana Reimer
Trischa Takvam
Meet our Team
President
Secretary
Treasurer
Marketing & Promo
Marketing & Promo
Adjudicator Liaison
Volunteer Coordinator & Highlights Concert
Program Coordinator
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Notes to Audience and Participants
We thank you for your cooperation.
All entrants in music classes must hand an original of their piece to the secretary of the session
in which they are playing before the session begins.
No practicing in the festival hall in the thirty minutes prior to the session.
Performers must provide their own accompanist. A chord may be given on the piano at the
beginning of an unaccompanied selection. Only dance classes may use taped music.
The executive has the right to alter the order of the program in order to accommodate
unforeseen circumstances.
In the event of a withdrawal, there will be no refund of the entry fee. If unable to perform, the
entrant is asked to contact the emcee or secretary as soon as possible. Please contact Brenda
for any questions of cancellation.
We would request that performers arrive at least 15 minutes before the session begins and that
they remain in the festival hall until their class is over.
Audience Etiquette
We respectfully request that audience members maintain a quiet atmosphere.
Enter or leave the festival venue only between performances or after the adjudicator has
completed comments.
There is a pause in proceedings while the adjudicator is writing and a shorter space of time
immediately after adjudication. At those times it would be appropriate to come and go.
NO PHOTOGRAPHY, VIDEO OR AUDIO RECORDING WILL BE ALLOWED DURING THE
ADJUDICATOR’S COMMENTS.
It is never appropriate to discuss grievances with the adjudicator. Please feel free to contact a
festival committee member. Your comments are valuable and will be taken with great respect.
All decisions of the adjudicator shall be final.
Any complaints or protests should be made in writing and given to the secretary by May 1st,
2015
Under no circumstances should a complaint or protest be made directly to the adjudicator.
Participants , parents and teachers are discouraged from discussing festival results with the
adjudicator
Thank you for your understanding.
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Piano - Julianna Enns
Julianna Enns comes to us from Winnipeg, MB. She holds an ARCT
(teachers) degree and is a member of the Manitoba Registered Music
Teachers’ Association. Her teachers have included Erna Elias, Jean
Broadfoot, Marlene Pauls Laucht and Frances Sanderson.
Mrs. Enns works as a music teacher, accompanist, adjudicator, clinician,
and guest lecturer. Mrs. Enns has taught in southern Manitoba for 40+
years and has recently movedto Winnipeg where she continues her
career. Her students range from beginnerto professional and include:
piano, theory, and pedagogy.
Mrs. Enns gives master classes, workshops and does consulting for auditions and
exams. She is presently teaching privately as well as at three Hutterite Colonies.
Mrs. Enns has adjudicated festivals for AMAF for more than a decade, has given
workshops at Manitoba Conservatory of Music on topics such as “Motivating your
piano student” and “How to teach beginners”.Mrs. Enns serves as an accompanist at Grant
Memorial Baptist Church, is married and has three children and two grandchildren.
Dance - Tamara Hicks
Ballet, Pointe, Lyrical Instructor, R.A.D.R.T.S (Royal
Academy of Dance Certified Instructor
Tamara Topsnik Hicks R.A.D.R.T.S. moved to Brandon in 1993
after teaching for four years in British Columbia at her own
school, Marpole Studio of Dance. She is a graduate of the
Royal Winnipeg Ballet professional Division. Tamara Topsnik Hicks performed with
the Royal Winnipeg in their productions of Swan Lake, Nutcracker and Giselle in
1988. She toured with the R.W.B. to Japan. In 1989 she danced in Germany in the
“Nick Haberstich Ballet Company”. Mrs. Hicks is a registered Royal Academy of
Dance teacher and is qualified to enter students in R.A.D. exams. She has been an
adjudicator with A.M.A.F. since 1995 and has loved every opportunity of sharing
her knowledge with others
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Speech Arts and Vocal/Choral Margot Sim
Margot Sim began her musical training in Winnipeg, achieving
performance diplomas in Voice – ARCT, LMM; Piano - ARCT;
Organ - ARCT; and Recorder - AMM. Furthering her vocal
studies at the University of Toronto with Mary Morrison, she
received her Bachelor of Arts (English Literature) and Diploma
in Operatic Performance (with Distinction).
Margot has appeared in opera and musical theatre roles with the Toronto Gilbert
and Sullivan Society, Innis College Theatre (Toronto), and the Winnipeg Mennonite
Theatre. She has worked with the Canadian Opera Company, the Canadian Opera
Company Children’s Chorus, and received the Metropolitan Opera Silver
Anniversary Award at the regional finals in Minneapolis. Margot has been a soloist
with the Winnipeg Mennonite Oratorio Choir and the Winnipeg Symphony
Orchestra.
An experienced teacher, adjudicator and clinician, Margot is currently in her 25th
year teaching voice at the Canadian Mennonite University and she is the Minister
of Music at Grace Bible Church. Her church choir has been an award winner in the
CBC Radio National Choral Competition.
Margot is a member of the Manitoba Registered Music Teachers’ Association and
Canadian Actors’ Equity Association and serves on the Board of Directors of the
Winnipeg Music Festival. She has a reputation as an energetic encourager of
musicians of all ages and levels of ability. In her spare time, Margot tries to keep
one step ahead of her three daughters.
Our Adjudicators are a vital part of the Tempo Festival. They are amongst the best that
Manitoba can offer in their area of expertise. Finding and hiring an adjudicator begins in June of
the previous year due to the demands of teaching and festival work.
Tempo is non–competitive and offers a relaxed and constructive atmosphere for both entrant and
professional. We appreciate the extra time adjudicators may have in the course of the day to
offer suggestions to the presenters. We are grateful our adjudicators can share their love of the
arts with our community. In turn, we are happy to be able to share our local talent with them.
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The Tempo Festival of the Arts is made possible
because of our community sponsors, benefactors,
supporters, contributors and friends. Please take a
minute to thank the following supporters in our
communities:
Supporters – cont’d
Jocelyn VanKoughnet
Jim MacNair
Carman Concrete
Sponsor $300+
MGee’s Famil y Restaurant
Carman Co-op
Agassiz Seed Farm
Carman Ford
Contributor $ 21-$49
Access Credit Union
Linear Grain Inc
Town of Carman
Mabel McKnight
R.M. of Dufferin
Carman Veterinary Clinic
Benefactor $150-$299
Isabel Rutter
Carman Pharmacy
Helen Murray
BSI Insurance
Margaret Johnston
John Hildebrand
Ted & Brenda Doell
Friend $10-$20
Supporters $50-$149
Shirley McLaren
Vanderveens Greenhouses Ltd
Joyce VanKoughnet
D.F. George Chartered Accountant Inc.
Marg Lehmann
Newman Hand Insurance Ltd.
Deb Nicolajsen
Carman Collision Centre
Dick’s Heating
All Natural Meats
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1) Jimmy Page is an English musician who formed which rock band in 1968?
2) How many strings does a violin usually have?
3) Which English rock band, formed in London in 1969, takes its name from a fictional
character in David Copperfield?
4) In which American city was Elvis discovered dead in 1977?
5) Which singer starred as Petty Officer Cora Raikes in the film Battleship?
6) Who was Dionne Warwick's most famous cousin?
7) In which European city was Swedish pop group ABBA formed in 1972?
8) American musician Michael Lee Aday is better known by what stage name?
9) Which X-Factor winner released the winner's single When We Collide?
10) Who rose to fame in 2008 with the release of the single I Kissed a Girl?
11) Which group comprised John Phillips, Denny Doherty, Cass Elliot, and Michelle
Phillips?
12) London born singer Miss Adkins is better known by what name?
13) Which singer sang the song 'Hanky Panky' from the 'I'm Breathless' album?
14) Who composed the classical piece Peter and the Wolf?
15) Which singer was known as Little Miss Dynamite?
16) Which country pop singer was born Eilleen Regina Edwards?
17) What discipline did we have at Tempo last year that isn’t there this year?
18) Which singer-songwriter from Sale released the album 'White Ladder' in 1998?
19) What is the first name of compose Vivaldi?
20) What is the better known stage name of Robyn Fenty?
* answers on last page.
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Vocal/Choral and Speech April 15 & 16
Dance April 17
Piano April 20 & 21
Highlights Concert April 23
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Choral
Wednesday morning, April 15, 2015 – 11:30
Adjudicator: Margot Sim
C 8108 School Chorus, Songs with Movement, K – Gr. 3
Carman Elementary Kindergarten (KG & KSG)
If All the Raindrops traditional (arr. Denise Gagne)
The Clown
Clifford Crawley
C 8102 School Chorus, Own Choice, K – Gr. 3
Carman Elementary Gr. 2 combined choir
Early to Bed
traditional (arr. Robert A. Amchin)
Hurry Up and Wait
Karl Hitzemann
C 8001 Vocal Ensemble, Own Choice, 12 years and under
Carman Elementary Gr. 4-6 choir
The Power of One
Beth Jacoby & Larry King
Popcorn
Kirby Shaw
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Speech Arts
Wednesday afternoon, April 15, 2015 – 2:00
SA 9008 Solo Spoken Poetry, 20th/21st Century, Own Choice, Gr. 3
Calli Smirl
My Backpack Weighs a Thousand Pounds – Jack Prelutsky
Abbey Smirl
Class Reunion – Jim C. Carpente
SA 9010 Solo Spoken Poetry, Classical, Gr. 1 – 3
Calli Smirl
The Crocodile – Lewis Carrol
SA 9173 Poetry reading, Trio, Gr. 7 – 9
Leia Patterson,
The Owl Critic – James Thomas Fields
Abbey Smirl & Maria Charach
SA 9151 Spoken Poetry Duet, Own Choice, Gr. 1 – 3
Deja Shuturma
Hop and Skip – Mary Ann Hoberman
& Calli Smirl
SA 9156 Spoken Poetry Duet, Own Choice, Open
Calli Smirl &
The Dime – Mary Ann Hoberman
Deja Shuturma
PSA 9277 Public Speaking, Impromptu Speech, Gr. 7 – 9
Abbey Smirl
Maria Charach
Leia Patterson
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Choral/Vocal/Speech Arts
Wednesday evening, April 15, 2015 – 7:00
C 8332 Adult Choir, Own Choice, Female
Sonatrice Singers
Pussy Willows, Cat-tails – arr. Larry Nickel
Ah! Si mon moine voulait danser – Donald Patriquin
V 1731 Vocal Group, Own Choice, Family/Friends
Amy, Abby, Lisa Doell
Let It Go – Kristen Anderson-Lopez & Robert Lopez
V 1106 Vocal Solo, Own Choice, 10 years & under
Rowyn Rankin
The Ferryman – Marjorie Helyer
Jillian Klassen
Snowflake – Cyril Hampshire
V 1731 Vocal Group, Own Choice, Family/Friends
Lisa & Amy Doell
Do You Want To Build A Snowman? – Lopez & Lopez
V 1157 Vocal Solo, Musical Theatre, 12 years & under
Rowyn Rankin
Castle On A Cloud – Boublil & Schonberg
SA 9005 Solo Spoken Poetry, 20th/21st Century, Grade 2
Amy Doell
Camping – Winifred Marshall
Charlotte Billing
Mice – Rose Fyleman
SA 9001 Solo Spoken Poetry, 20th/21st Century, Kindergarten
Lisa Doell
Mud – Polly Chase Boyden
Marly Billing
Safe – Shel Silverstein
SA 9151 Spoken Poetry Trio, Own Choice, K – Gr. 3
Abby, Lisa, Amy Doell
“SH” – James Tippett
SA 9109 Solo Reading, Creative Prose, Own Choice Gr. 1-3
Amy Doell
How to Catch A Leprechaun
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Choral/Speech Arts
Thursday morning, April 16, 2015 – 9:15
C 8102 School Chorus, Own Choice, K – Gr. 3
Carman Elementary Grade 1 combined choir
Take Time in Life – Liberian Folk Song
Good Night, Good Night – Judy Sills and Dennis Lee
C 8108 School Chorus, Songs with movement, K – Gr. 3
Carman Elementary Kindergarten choir (KC)
If All the Raindrops – traditional (arr. Denise Gagne)
Horses – Clifford Crawley
SA 9187 Speech Choir, 20th/21st Century, Gr. 3
Carman Elementary 3 Syl
Nothing Beat-Beat-Beats a Pizza - Loris Lesynski
One Day When We Went Walking – Valine Hobbs
SA 9191 Speech Choir, Dramatic Speaking, K – Gr. 3
Carman Elementary 3 Smi
The Crocodile’s Toothache – Shel Silverstein
SA 9007 Solo Spoken Poetry, 20th/21st Century, Gr. 3
Quinn Hiebert
Polar Bear – William Jay Smith
Keenan Owens
Mother Doesn’t Want a Dog – Judith Viorst
Grayson Brimson
Ami Murrell
SA 9206 Speech Choir, 20th/21st Century, Own Choice, Gr. 6
Carman Elementary 6H
Glorious Manitoba – Adam Christie
SA 9027 Solo Spoken Poetry Classical Gr. 4-6
Regan Durand
The Kitten at Play – William Woodsworth
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Choral/Speech Arts – cont’d
SA 9171 Poetry Reading : Duet, Trio + Quartet Gr. 6
Regan Durand &
Mackayla Reimer
The Sound in the Evening – Eleanor Farjeon
SA 9202 Speech Choir, 20th/21st Century, Own Choice, Gr. 4
Carman Elementary 4J
The Wolf – Georgia Roberts Durston
Messy Room – Shel Silverstein
SA 9021 Solo Spoken Poetry, 20th/21st Century, Gr. 4
Jillian Klassen
SA 9201 Speech Choir, 20th/21st Century, Gr. 4
Carman Elementary 4B
The Shark – E.J. Pratt
SA 9112 Solo Reading Prose Gr. 4
Kamryn Nicolajsen
Excerpt from Alice in Wonderland
Lewis Carroll
Ali Henderson
Excerpt from The Secret Garden
Franes Hodgson Burnett
Bailey McArthur
Excerpt from Charlotte’s web
E.B. White
Zoe Pritchard
Excerpt from Nobody’s Dog
Lynn Hall
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Dance
Friday morning, April 17, 2015 – 9:15
Carman Collegiate Theatre
Adjudicator: Tamara Hicks
9:15 a.m.
D 0301 Community Group, Own Choice, 8 Years and under
Primary Ballet Ages 5-8
My Favorite Things
The Sound of Music Ensemble
9:45 a.m.
D 0414 Modern Dance Solo, Own Choice, 18 Years and under
Kara Warburton
Echo
Jason Walker
10:15 a.m.
D 0480 Community Group, Own Choice, 6 Years and under
Kiddance – Creative Movement
Barbie Girl
Aqua
10:45 a.m.
D 0516 Jazz Duo, Own Choice, 18 Years and under
Mya May & Tiffany Owen
Burlesque
11:15 a.m.
D 0521 Jazz Trio, Own Choice, 8 years and under
Kiddance – Beginner Jazz
Funkytown
11:45 a.m.
D 0536 Jazz Group, Own Choice, 18 years and under
Kiddance – Senior Jazz
Boneless
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Dance
Friday afternoon, April 17, 2015 – 1:15 p.m.
Carman Collegiate Theatre
Adjudicator: Tamara Hicks
1:15 p.m.
D 0534 Jazz Group, Own Choice, 14 years and under
Kiddance – Junior Jazz
Waka Waka
1:45 p.m.
D 0414 Modern Dance Solo, Own Choice, 18 years and under
Laura Doerksen
Where I Stand
Missy Higgens
2:15 p.m.
D 0574 Tap Group, Own Choice, 14 years and under
Kiddance – Tap
Tutti Frutti
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Piano
Monday morning, April 20, 2015 – 9:00
Carman Mennonite Church
Adjudicator: Julianna Enns
K 2002 Piano Solo,
Jessica Anderson
Taylor Thiessen
Bobby Gariepy
Wrenly Crampton
Taytum Worms
K 2001 Piano Solo,
Nathan Froebe
K 2003 Piano Solo,
Jillian Klassen
Griffin Carnelley
Kolten Worms
Rylie Cox
Caitlin Anderson
Rowyn Rankin
Rebekah Kamminga
Sadie Davies
Lily Petrie
K 2004 Piano Solo,
Caitlin Anderson
Tyrell Unrau
Jenna Boeve
Tylyn Vandersluis
Brooklyn Kamminga
Rylie Cox
K 2006 Piano Solo,
Tyrell Unrau
Jessica Anderson
Taylor Thiessen
Sadie Davies
Griffin Carnelley
Lily Petrie
Jillian Klassen
Beginner, Own Choice, 7 & 8 years
The Haunted Mouse – Faber
The Juggler – Faber
Firefly – Faber
Come See The Parade – Faber
The Dance Band – Faber
Beginner, Own Choice, 6 years & under
The Dance Band – Faber
Beginner, Own Choice, 9 & 10 years
Classic Dance – Faber
Sailing in the Sun – Faber
Let’s Play Ball – Faber
Birch Canoe – Leila Fletcher
Spring – Vivaldi
Race Car Rag – Faber
The Woodchuk Chucks Wood – Faber
Legend of the Buffalo – Faber
Pony Express – Faber
Beginner. Own Choice, Open
Leftover Popcorn - Faber
Aardvark Boogie – Faber
Night of the Tarantella – Faber
Snowflake Rag – Faber
Phantom of the Keys – Faber
Haunted - Faber
Own Choice, Beginner
Sword Dance
Kites In the Sky – Faber
This Is Not Jingle Bells – Faber
The Juggler – Faber
Young Hunter – Faber
Yankee Doodle – arr. Faber
The Haunted Mouse – Faber
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Piano
Monday afternoon, April 20, 2015 – 1:15
K 2002 Piano Solo, Beginner, Own Choice, 7 & 8 years
Keira Krahn
Big Chief – David Kraehenbuehl
Kaelin Vanderveen
The Modern Dragon – Sarah Louise Dettenhaver
Sara Gross
Broken Record Boogie - David Kraehenbuehl
India Young
March of the Toreadors – George Bizet (arr. Sam Holland)
Shaela Hayward
Celebration – Jon George
Kaden Visscher
Beethoven’s Ninth – Beethoven
Marleen Benthem
Money Can’t Buy Ev’rything Alfred
Megan Gross
Swinging – Sarah Louise Dettenhaver
K 2005 Piano Solo, Canadian Composers, Beginner
Nate Ens
Halloween Pranks – Boris Berlin
Sara Gross
Playful Puppy – Linda Niamath
K 2006 Piano Solo, Own Choice, Beginner
Taylor Carlson
Minuetto – James Hook
Jessica Bernard
Carousel – Faber
K 2003 Piano Solo, Beginner, Own Choice, 9 & 10 years
Kiera Johnston
The Duke of York – English
Wyatt James
Waltz Time – Alfred
Cadence Krahn
The Duke of York – English
K 2004 Piano Solo, Beginner, Own Choice, Open
Megan Gross
Spanish Guitars - David Kraehenbuehl
India Young
Relay Race - David Kraehenbuehl
Keira Krahn
Good Catch – American
Shaela Hayward
Faraway Chimes - David Kraehenbuehl
Kaden Visscher
Spanish Guitars - David Kraehenbuehl
K 2007 Piano Solo, Popular, Beginner
Cadence Krahn
Star Wars – John Williams (arr. Sam Holland)
Kiera Johnston
Star Wars – John Williams (arr. Sam Holland)
K 2701 Piano Duet, Own Choice, Beginner
Shaela Hayward, India Young
The Wagging Tail – Margaret Goldston
K 2741 One Piano, Six Hands, Own Choice, Beg – Gr. 3
Kiera Johnston, Sara Gross &
Chopsticks for Three – Eric Steiner
Keira Krahn
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Piano
Tuesday morning, April 21, 2015 – 9:00
K 2051 Piano Solo, Baroque/Classical, Grade 1
Anthony Lehmann
Bouree
Calli Smirl
Bouree in d minor – Christoph Graupner
Kenzie Vanderveen
Sonatina in C – Jacob Schmitt
K 2101 Piano Solo, Boaroque/Classical, Grade 2
Marina Gross
Exossaise – Johann Nepomuk Hummel
K 2052 Piano Solo, 20th/21st Century Composers, Grade 1
Brynne Riehl
Stairway – Christopher Norton
Bella Hendricks
Trip to the Bazaar – Christopher Norton
K 2102 Piano Solo, 20th/21st Century Composers, Grade 2
Marina Gross
Rag Time – Christopher Norton
K 2055 Piano Solo, Popular, Grade 1
Anthony Lehmann
The Entertainer
K 2054 Piano Solo, Study, Grade 1
Hailey Anderson
Drifting Clouds – Jon Paul George
Calli Smirl
Both Ways – Alexandre Tansman
Emery Wiebe
Snake Charmer – Jon Paul George
Quinn McLaren
Drifting Clouds – Jon Paul George
Campbell Ens
The 3-1 Bounce – David Kraehenbuehl Berlin
Marina Gross
Just Struttin’ Along – Martha Mier
K 2259 Piano Solo, Own Choice
Raina Wiebe
River Flows In You
K 2056 Piano Solo, Own Choice, Grade 1
Savannah Wilkinson
Scarborough Fair – English Traditional
K 2103 Piano Solo, Canadian Composers, Grade 2
Calli Smirl
The Silent Moon – Nancy Telfer
Marina Gross
Robots – Anne Crosby
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Piano – cont’d
Tuesday morning, April 21, 2015 – 9:00 (continued)
K 2053 Piano Solo, Canadian Composers, Grade 1
Savannah Wilkinson
Mist – Clifford Poole
Calli Smirl
Crafty Card Tricks – Christine Donkin
K 2004 Piano Solo, Beginner, Own Choice, Open
Rayna Kippen
Ode to Joy – Beethoven
Hailey Anderson
Pumpkin Boogie – Faber
Quinn McLaren
Snake Charmer – Faber
Grace Petrie
Mackayla Reimer
A Little Night Music – Mozart
K 2006 Piano Solo, Own Choice, Beginner
Rayna Kippen
Jazz Blast
Grace Petrie
Sugarfoot Rag
Mackayla Reimer
K 2708 Piano Duet, Own Choice, Open
Megan Gross, Lizzi Hendricks
Melodious Piece (op 149, no. 1) – Anton Diabelli
K 2702 Piano Duet, Own Choice, Grades 1-2
Savannah Wilkinson,
Lightly Row – Folk Song (arr. Weekley & Arganbright)
Brynne Riehl
K 2708 Piano Duet, Own Choice, Open
Raina Wiebe, Lizzi Hendricks
Canon in D
K 2741 One Piano, Six Hands, Own Choice, Beg – Gr. 3
Marina Gross, Cadence Krahn,
This Old Man – arr. Carrie Kraft
Bella Hendricks
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Piano
Tuesday afternoon, April 21, 2015 – 1:30
K 2259 Piano Solo, Own Choice, Grade 5
Shavaughn Jochum
Study in G Major (op. 166, no. 7) – Henri Jerome Bertini
PKC 2255 Piano Solo, Canadian Composers, Grade 5 (J)
Mychaela Lehmann
Masquerade – Linda Niamath
Shavaughn Jochum
Jig – Violet Archer
Miriam Pol
Sonatina in a minor – Georg Benda
Shavaughn Jochum
Sweet Sorrow (op. 100, no. 16) – Johann Friedrich Burgmuller
PK 2355 Piano Solo, Romantic Composers, Grade 7 (I)
Maria Gruen
Waltz – Viktor Kossenko
PK 2251 Piano Solo, Baroque/Baroque Style, Grade 5 (J)
Shavaughn Jochum
Bourree in G minor – Gottfried Heinrich Stolzel
Mychaela Lehmann
Intrada in C – Christoph Graupner
PK 2304 Piano Solo, 20th/21st Century Composers, Grade 6 (J)
Miriam Pol
Highly Strung – Christopher Norton
PK 2256 Piano Solo, Sonata, Grade 5 (J)
Shavaughn Jochum
Sonatina in a minor (op. 214, no. 4, first mvt.) – Cornelius
Gurlitt
K 2709 Piano Duet, Own Choice, Multi-generational
Fiona & Crystal Jochum
This Little Light of Mine – arr. Mark Hayes
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Tempo Festival of the Arts will be offering bursaries of $200.00 each
to two festival participants. These bursaries are to be used to support
the successful candidate’s attendance at a summer school of fine arts
in their chosen fields of study. Receipts must be provided to the
Tempo Treasurer for reimbursement.
· Recipients do not have to be present at the highlights concert.
· Bursaries are not to be used for lessons.
· Participants are not eligible if they have already won a Tempo
Bursary.
It is our belief that every participant in the festival would benefit
from such an experience. So, in keeping with the non- competitive
nature of the Tempo Festival of the Arts, qualifying candidates will be
selected at random from amongst the candidates.
To qualify, candidates must:
· Have participated in the Tempo Festival for at least two years in
any discipline.
· Meet all criteria set out by their chosen school for their chosen
program
· Complete an application INCLUDING A DETAILED PLAN OF
HOW YOU WILL USE THE BURSARY
· Submit the application to the festival committee by Thursday
April 23, 2015, 6:00 pm
Successful candidates will be announced at the Highlights Concert.
Please contact any of the board members for more information or for
help with the application.
*applications can be found at the welcome desk on Tempo days or from the website http://tempofestival.pbworks.com
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** Smiley faces denote venues –
Yellow – Mennonite Church, Orange – Collegiate,
Red – United Church
Answers to pg 10 quiz: 1)Led Zeppelin 2)Four 3)Uriah Heep 4)Memphis 5)Rihanna6)Whitney
Houston 7)Stockholm 8)Meatloaf 9)Matt Cardle 10)Katy Perry 11) The Mamas and the Papas 12)Adele
13)Madonna 14)Sergei Prokofiev 15)Brenda Lee 16)Shania Twain 17)Guitar 18)David Gray 19)Antonio
20)Rihanna
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18 Annual Tempo Festival of the Arts – April 2015 Discipline Date

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