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•ABRSM ANNUAL REVIEW 06-07
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Annual
Review
2006-2007
The Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music
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Contents
About the Associated Board n 3
Who’s Who n 3
Through the Year n 4
Chief Executive’s Statement n 6
Message from the Chairman n 9
Exams and Assessments n 10
New Resources n 14
Encouraging Excellence n 15
Publishing n 16
Professional Development n 19
Working with Others n 22
Financial Summary n 24
New Diploma Holders n 25
Scholarships, Bursaries and Awards n 29
New CT ABRSM Holders n 30
Prize Winners n 30
Examiners n 34
CT ABRSM Course Leaders and Mentors
Representatives n 37
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Annual Review for the year ended 31 January 2007
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About the
Associated Board
Who’s Who
The Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music is a
charitable company established for the benefit of music
education by four Royal Schools of Music in the UK:
Patron
Her Majesty The Queen
Royal Academy of Music
Royal College of Music
Royal Northern College of Music
Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama
The Associated Board’s core activity is the operation of an
authoritative and internationally recognized system of
exams and assessments to encourage and motivate players
and singers at all levels through the provision of goals and
the measurement of progress.
As the world leader in its field, the Associated Board
conducts over 650,000 music exams each year in more
than 90 countries.
ABRSM Publishing is one of the UK’s leading music
publishers, whose publications support the exams, provide
additional repertoire and contribute to music education.
The Associated Board also provides professional
development services for instrumental and singing teachers
through its widely acclaimed Certificate of Teaching (CT
ABRSM) course and a range of other courses, seminars
and workshops.
Our principal objective is to maintain and develop the
services and products that we provide to music teachers
and students to the highest standards. We also seek to play
a significant role in influencing political debate in favour of
music education.
President
His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales
Governing Body
Lord Sutherland of Houndwood KT, Chairman
Professor Edward Gregson, Principal of RNCM
Dr Colin Lawson, Director of RCM
Professor Sir Curtis Price KBE, Principal of RAM
Philip Ramsbottom
Alan Smith
Jonathan Sumption QC
Professor John Wallace OBE, Principal of RSAMD
Nicholas Ward
Richard Morris, Chief Executive
Timothy Leates, Secretary
Executive Directorate
Richard Morris, Chief Executive
Leslie East, Executive Director: Syllabus & Publishing
Timothy Leates, Executive Director: Finance & Administration
Philip Mundey, Director of Examinations (until July 2007)
Tim Arnold, International Operations Director
Richard Crozier, Development Director
Penny Milsom, UK Operations Director
Eugene O’Donnell, IT Director
Nigel Scaife, Syllabus Director
Ben Selby, Publishing Director
Clara Taylor, Chief Examiner
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Through the Year
JANUARY
USA: ABRSM Publishing attends the
International Association for Jazz
Education Conference
UK: the Associated Board attends the conferences of the Music Masters’ and
Mistresses’ Association and the Federation of Music Services
USA: ABRSM Publishing attends the Retail Print Music Dealers Association
convention
FEBRUARY
JUNE
UK: first in a series of five
workshops on contemporary piano
pieces from Spectrum 4
UK: Music for Youth Regional
Festival Series begins, sponsored by
the Associated Board
MARCH
Germany: ABRSM Publishing attends
the Frankfurt Music Fair
Malaysia & Singapore: Professional
Development Programme
New Zealand: Representatives’
Conference
Singapore: South East Asia Diploma
Award Ceremony
UK: first of four professional
development Open Mornings
APRIL
Hong Kong: CT ABRSM Taster Day
and Award Ceremony
Hong Kong, Macau & Taiwan:
Professional Development
Programme
Jordon, Kenya & the USA:
teachers’ seminars
MAY
Cyprus, Dubai, Germany & Portugal:
Germany: Representatives’
Conference
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Bulgaria, Czech Republic, the Netherlands & Spain: teachers’ seminars
Italy: professional development course for teachers
UK: the Associated Board attends the Advanced Skills Teachers conference
JULY
Japan & Korea: teachers’ seminars
Malaysia: SoundJunction presentation at the International Society for Music
Education conference
UK: ABRSM Publishing attends the British Music Fair
UK: CT ABRSM Award Ceremony
UK: summer school for piano students from Hong Kong, with The King’s School, Ely
Launch of Spectrum for Clarinet
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Teachers from the CT ABRSM London
centre at the Award Ceremony
AUGUST
OCTOBER
China: teachers’ seminar
Indonesia, Malaysia & Singapore: Professional Development Programme begins
UK: Electronic Keyboard Summer School, sponsored by the Associated Board
UK: jazz flute presentation at the British Flute Society convention
Italy: professional development
course for teachers
UK: ABRSM Publishing launches
Spectrum for Clarinet at the Clarinet
and Saxophone Society conference
UK: CT ABRSM Taster Day
UK: Associated Board Scholars’
Concert at the Royal Academy of
Music
SEPTEMBER
Australia: ABRSM Publishing attends the Australian Music Association
Convention
Indonesia & South Africa: teachers’ seminars
UK: the Associated Board attends conferences of the National Association of
Music Educators and the Scottish Association of Music Educators
UK: first of seven seminars for teachers on the 2007 and 2008 piano syllabus
UK: professional development Taster Days
USA: Representatives’ Conference
NOVEMBER
France: the Associated Board attends
the European Council of
International Schools conference
Hong Kong: Diploma Award
Ceremony
Germany, India, Indonesia, Japan,
Korea, New Zealand & the USA:
UK: first of three Jazz Taster Days
UK: the Associated Board attends
the Heads of Instrumental Teaching
in Scotland conference
UK: CT ABRSM Refresher Day
DECEMBER
Greece, Italy, the Philippines & the
USA: teachers’ seminars
Malaysia: Professional Development
Conference
Young performers at a Music for Youth
Regional Festival
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Chief Executive’s
Statement
Associated Board Scholars Christoff Fourie and Ancuta Nite
As will be evident from subsequent sections of this Annual
Review, the Associated Board’s work continued to expand
strongly during 2006. Exam entries worldwide reached a
new record level of around 650,000. This means that the
Associated Board is now serving 25% more candidates
than it did ten years ago. Sales of publications at around
£5 million were markedly up on the previous year,
primarily due to the publication of the biennial Selected
Piano Exam Pieces. This masked what was generally a
tough UK marketplace, in which conventional distribution
channels are being reshaped to take account of changing
trends in the supply of both print and online products.
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Developing the syllabus
Syllabus and publishing developments continued hand-inhand during the year in a variety of contexts: new jazz flute
exams and materials were launched in September; CD
recordings of syllabus pieces for saxophone, bassoon and
oboe were created for the first time; the Music Medals
programme was expanded; and, in another new initiative at
the end of the year, we published Model Answers to the
past theory papers at Grades 1 to 5.
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“Exam entries worldwide reached a record level of around
650,000… the Associated Board is now serving
25% more candidates than it did ten years ago.”
Supporting teachers and learners
Throughout the year the Associated Board reinforced its
role as the key supplier to, and supporter of, the individual
music teacher and learner. A glance at our journal Libretto
or at the Teachers section of our website at www.abrsm.org
shows the growing number of courses, seminars and
professional development programmes being offered
throughout the world. The Music Medals programme is
expanding to reach more and more teachers, who benefit
not only from the assessment of their group-taught pupils
but also in developing their own skills as teacher-assessors.
Our work on increasing access to all our exams gathered
pace in 2006 with the issue of further guidelines and
specimen tests for candidates with sight or hearing
impairments. Furthermore, the Associated Board is now
established as the principal forum in the UK for teachers
and learners to discuss music education issues, with our
websites hosting around one million visits during the
past year.
International focus
Steady growth in international markets continued
throughout the year, despite the adverse effects of sterling’s
increased strength against the US dollar. Expanded exam
and professional development activity in our major markets
in South East Asia was matched by new initiatives around
the world. The USA has seen particularly good growth in
recent years and this was celebrated at a national
Representatives’ Conference in September. New contacts
were established in a range of central European countries
and arrangements were put in place for a European
Representatives’ Conference in 2007. In March I had the
particular pleasure of attending a superb New Zealand
Representatives’ Conference led by our New Zealand
Administrator Heather Gummer, with Larry Westland of
Music for Youth as guest speaker.
New initiatives
New music and new technology were both strongly in
evidence during 2006. Our SoundJunction website
achieved seven major awards for innovation, creativity and
educational importance, while ABRSM Publishing launched
Spectrum for Clarinet, a collection of specially
commissioned contemporary pieces for clarinet and piano.
Meanwhile, research and development continued on Music
Medals for electronic keyboard and on the potential for a
drum kit syllabus.
Breadth of mission
One of the great joys of working for the Associated Board
is the breadth of its mission and the range of skills that it
embraces and demands. This is evidenced in so many ways
every year: in the balance of rational and emotional
responses required of examiners, an extraordinary skill
honed through training and years of experience; in the
balance of professional and administrative skills on which
success in the achievement of our charitable mission
depends; in the combination of editorial and business skills
within ABRSM Publishing; most of all, of course, in the
musical performances which are integral to our work,
including those celebrated in High Scorers’ Concerts and,
in 2006, at our Scholars’ Concert at the Royal Academy of
Music.
There is always a danger that such diversity may lead to a
loss of coherence both within the Associated Board and in
external perceptions of our work. For this reason we have
increased the emphasis on integration between different
departments, leading to some changes in our organizational
structure in 2007. Alongside this, we have begun a
comprehensive branding review, which will involve
considerable consultation with both internal and external
stakeholders and will continue throughout the current year.
Looking outwards
2006 was a particularly active year for the Associated
Board in the wider field of music education, particularly in
the light of the UK’s Music Manifesto and forthcoming
Comprehensive Spending Review. While strongly
supporting plans to increase universal access to musical
experience, the Associated Board has constantly argued the
case for ensuring the provision of sustained, progressive
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“The Associated Board is now established as the
principal forum for teachers and learners to discuss and
debate music education issues, with our websites
hosting around one million visits during the past year.”
tuition for all those young people who demonstrate a wish
or an aptitude to further their instrumental and vocal
studies. In so doing we have emphasized that music
education is a continuum from very first access through to
the highest levels of professional performance. As an
examining body naturally concerned with sustained,
progressive learning, and yet at the same time encouraging
open access for all, the Associated Board is well placed to
act as an advocate for the uniting of these potentially
divisive music education interests.
In closing, I would like not only to thank most warmly all
those who have contributed in their different ways to the
well-being of the Associated Board and its mission over the
past year, but also to celebrate and further encourage the
collaborative and holistic mindset which is essential in
serving the music educational needs of all young people in
the future.
Young musicians at the High Scorers’ Concert in The Hague.
“Throughout the year the
Associated Board
reinforced its role as the
key supplier to, and
supporter of, the
individual music teacher
and learner.”
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Richard Mor ris
Chief Executive
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Message from
the Chairman
I did not have to be asked twice. When I was approached
about the possibility of becoming non-executive Chairman
of the Associated Board, the positives effortlessly outweighed the negatives. Yes, there would be more meetings
to add to the list, but these meetings were focused round a
single theme: how to help maintain and enhance the quality
of musical performance in this country and overseas.
I appreciate the way in which I have been made to feel
welcome, and even more I appreciate the legacy which I
have inherited from my exemplary predecessor, John Baker.
I also express my profound thanks to the examiners,
representatives, course leaders and mentors who, during the
last year, have made such an important contribution to the
work of the Associated Board and who continue to do so.
I had in the past had opportunity to defend and declare the
role of the Royal Schools of Music to the Higher Education
Funding Council, and through them to the government.
Here was an opportunity to add such weight as I have to
the wider role of musical education and assessment.
That said, I stress that my role is non-executive. It will be
easier to keep it that way and to resist the temptation to
meddle unnecessarily because I have found myself working
with a lively executive team whose combined experience
gives integrity and strength to the organization.
My first impression as I met the executive team and then
the Board, was the common purpose of commitment to
excellence as the arbiter of policy, decision and action. This
reaction was quickly complemented by a growing
awareness that innovation where appropriate was also part
of the texture of the organization. Richard Morris and his
team, as well as the principals of the Royal Schools, look to
the future as well as build on the past.
S te war t Suther land
Chairman
One great opportunity which does just that is the
development of the international reach of the Associated
Board. The British economy more widely has transformed
itself into one of the international leaders in providing
services overseas. The Associated Board has learned how to
do this over the years, and it has done so without
compromising on need for the highest quality and
standards. Great possibilities lie ahead.
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Exams and
Assessments
Pupils from Worcestershire Music Service
One of the largest projects during the year
was the creation of new tests for candidates
with special needs: Braille Memory, Aural
Repetition and Alternatives to the Aural
Tests for all instruments. This involved
writing and moderating thousands of
instrument-specific tests across the grades,
which were published at the end of the year.
SYLLABUS DEVELOPMENTS
“Using the Music
Medals pieces
has improved
my pupils’
sense of pitch
and pulse as
well as their
rhythmic and
aural skills.
They have
become an
important part of
my teaching
resources.”
Nicola Daw,
brass teacher
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Graded exams
2006 was an important year for our piano,
singing and jazz syllabuses, and for access
issues. In January we began a major review
of the sight-reading and scale elements of
the piano syllabus. The review, which
involved wide ranging consultation, will
result in a significant revision of these
requirements with effect from 2009. During
the year we also published a new piano
syllabus for 2007 and 2008, featuring new
repertoire lists and supported by recordings
and books of Selected Exam Pieces.
Music Medals
We continued to develop resources in
support of our Music Medals assessments
for group-taught pupils. The repertoire lists
for all twenty instruments were updated to
include recently published materials and we
produced new volumes of ensemble
repertoire for groups of mixed brass
instruments and bass clef brass instruments.
Our Music Medals Trainers’ Conference in
March brought together 60 teachers from
UK Music Services who have been involved
in training their colleagues to use the
assessments. This was a valuable
For singers, the focus was on developing new opportunity for us to provide guidance on
all aspects of Music Medals and for
approaches to sight-singing. These were
participants to share experiences and ideas.
piloted in the early part of the year and new
books of specimen sight-singing tests are
now being developed for publication in 2008
and use in exams from 2009. We also added
jazz flute at Grades 1 to 5 to the existing jazz
instruments of piano, trumpet, clarinet,
trombone and saxophone; the expanded
syllabus was published in August together
with a range of jazz flute books and CDs.
682 examiners were
involved in practical and
theory examining
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289 Honorary Local Representatives helped with local organization
Exams were held at 350
public exam centres
around the UK and Ireland
Richard Morris with Honorary Local Representatives receiving
awards at the Annual Lunch
FOCUS ON THE UK AND IRELAND
Key communications
Our customer research has already had an impact on one
Exam entries in the UK and Ireland rose to more than
365,000 during the year with candidates taking their exams of our key communication tools - the Examination
Information & Regulations booklet; the UK and Ireland
at 350 public centres and at numerous specially arranged
edition
was completely rewritten and redesigned in time for
examiner visits to schools and teachers’ homes.
2007 to reflect more closely the needs of teachers.
Teachers, parents and candidates also benefited from the
Customer focus
Providing a high level of customer service to all those who return of our popular Mini Guide to taking an exam, this
time featuring newly commissioned illustrations.
use our exams is of paramount importance and during
2006 we put considerable energy into finding ways to
Working with HLRs
improve that service. Through a number of surveys we
As always our Honorary Local Representatives played a key
gathered opinions from teachers, and feedback from this
role in the administration of exams and in fulfilling our
research will be used to inform decisions relating to all
customer service goals. To support HLRs in their work we
aspects of exam administration.
ran eight seminars around the UK, and to say thank you
for their input we made 36 long service awards to those
2006 also saw the publication of our Customer Service
who had been in the role for periods of 5, 10 and 15 years.
Statement, which is applicable worldwide and covers all
In addition, Geoffrey Barham (Sutton), Rowland Chapman
stages of preparing for and taking an exam, and the
expansion of our online services so that teachers in the UK (Barnstaple), and Geoffrey and Brenda Rainbow (Stoke-onand Ireland can access their candidates’ latest exam results Trent) were presented with awards for their 20 years of
service, and Pat Swales Barker (Haverfordwest), Helen
online and view a personal archive of past results going
Russell (St Andrews), Ann Ware (Skipton) and Helen
back to 1994.
Hopkins (Swansea) received awards for a remarkable 25
years of service.
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222 examiners took part in 362 international examining tours
Exams were held in 85 international centres
Over 100 teachers’ meeting and seminars took place
Andorra INTERNATIONAL ACTIVITY
2006, over 286,000 exams were taken in
Anguilla During
international centres around the world, representing
Antigua growth of 2% from 2005 and 21% over the last five years.
Australia Almost a third of these were theory exams, with the rest
made up of practical graded exams and diplomas. Running
Austria these practical exams involved the organization of 362
The Bahamas examining tours with the participation of 220 examiners.
Bahrain Working with representatives
Bangladesh None of this would have been possible without the
of our international representatives, contacts
Barbados dedication
and consultants. An ongoing programme of events ensures
Belgium that these key partners are informed of all the latest
Belize Associated Board developments. In 2006 the Chief
Executive, Richard Morris, and International Operations
Bermuda Director, Tim Arnold, led conferences for representatives
British Virgin Islands in Germany, Malaysia, New Zealand and the USA. In the
in particular, we have witnessed a growing interest in
Brunei Darussalam USA,
Associated Board exams, and we are delighted that
Bulgaria Tennessee’s Lipscomb University now includes Associated
Canada Board diplomas as part of its music degree programme.
Chile Online developments
China The internet played an increasingly important role in all
of our international work with over 70% of exam
Cyprus aspects
entries in Malaysia and 40% in Singapore made online. We
Dominica also developed and piloted a new online examiner briefing
that will give examiners easy access to regularly
Czech Republic system
updated online support, briefing notes and travel
Denmark information.
Egypt
Seminars for teachers
Falkland Islands In addition to conducting exams, our international
Faroe Islands examiners led over 60 informal meetings for local teachers,
members of our specially trained presenter panel
France whilst
gave 30 seminars for teachers, featuring a newly developed
Germany DVD. Seminars were held in Bulgaria, China, the Czech
Dubai, Germany, Greece, India, Indonesia, Italy,
Ghana Republic,
Japan, Jordan, Korea, the Netherlands, New Zealand, the
Gibraltar Philippines, Portugal, South Africa, Spain and the USA.
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Teachers on a Centenary Travel Grant course in Rome
Plans were made to increase our work
in this area with an additional 21
examiners receiving presenter training.
These seminars and meetings
complemented the Professional
Development Programme activities
organized in conjunction with the
Development Department for teachers
in Hong Kong, Indonesia, Italy, Macau,
Malaysia, Singapore and Taiwan.
In translation
To support a growing interest in our
exams amongst European teachers we
produced a number of resources in
languages other than English: These
Music Exams, our guide to all aspects
of taking an exam, was made available
in German, Italian and Portuguese;
Introducing the Associated Board of
the Royal Schools of Music was
translated into German, Italian,
Portuguese and Spanish; and we
produced an Italian version of our
popular Mini Guide for parents,
teachers and candidates.
Staying in touch
Throughout the year Associated Board
staff kept in touch with representatives,
teachers, parents and candidates via
telephone and email but also through
face-to-face meetings. Invaluable staff
visits were made to Australia, Bulgaria,
China, Cyprus, France, Germany,
Greece, Hong Kong, Iceland,
Indonesia, Italy, Japan, Kenya, Korea,
Macedonia, Malaysia, Montenegro,
New Zealand, Romania, Serbia,
Slovenia, Singapore, Spain, Taiwan and
the USA.
Greece
Grenada
Guyana
Hong Kong
Hungary
Iceland
India
Indonesia
Italy
Jamaica
Japan
Jordan
Kenya
Korea
Kuwait
Libya
Luxembourg
Macau
Madagascar
Malawi
Malaysia
Malta
Mauritius
Mexico
Namibia
The Netherlands
New Zealand
Norway
Oman
The Philippines
Poland
Portugal
Qatar
St Kitts & Nevis
St Lucia
St Vincent
Saudi Arabia
Seychelles
Sierra Leone
Singapore
South Africa
Spain
Sri Lanka
Swaziland
Sweden
Switzerland
Taiwan
Tanzania
Thailand
Trinidad & Tobago
Turkey
Uganda
United Arab Emirates
United States of America
Zambia
Zimbabwe
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New
Resources
SOUND JUNCTION
The SoundJunction website, our online learning resource
for young people, has gone from strength to strength. Since
launching in October 2005 the site has had over a quarter
of a million visits and has won seven awards, including the
highly prestigious New Media Age and BETT awards.
New content added to the site during 2006 has included
lesson plans and teacher packs, musical journeys round the
world, and a brand new Note Canvas Tool for learning
about music theory by listening, interacting and composing.
Over 250,000 visits to www.soundjunction.org
SoundJunction won 7 industry awards
“I have found teachers expressing surprise and delight at the depth and
range of support in SoundJunction… the possibilities it offers the individual
learner are unique… it has the potential to transform musical learning
and experiences.”
Helen Tierney, Head of Music at a comprehensive school and Associated Board examiner
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Encouraging
Excellence
Scholarships and prizes
Through a range of scholarships,
bursaries and prizes we encourage and
reward the achievements of young
musicians.
Scholarships were awarded to 20
students starting junior, undergraduate
and postgraduate courses at four Royal
Schools of Music. These musicians come
from Australia, Romania, Singapore,
South Africa, the UK and the USA, and
between them are studying the cello,
violin, viola, flute, clarinet, french horn,
trombone, bagpipes, organ, piano
accompaniment, singing and percussion.
In addition, four Macklin Bursaries
provided funds for existing scholars as
they continued their studies or launched
professional careers.
For candidates taking graded exams a
number of awards are made on an
annual basis. Well over 400 prizes and
awards were given to candidates who
achieved high marks in theory and
practical exams during 2006. At
diploma level, successful candidates in
South East Asia and Hong Kong
celebrated their achievements at
Diploma Award Ceremonies in
Singapore and Hong Kong.
Performance opportunities
Thousands of young musicians around
the world took part in High Scorers’
Concerts. These events give students
who have excelled in their exams the
opportunity to celebrate their
achievements with family, friends,
teachers and local communities. They
also provide valuable performance
experience for learners of all ages, and
at all levels, from Prep Test to diploma.
In the UK and Ireland, Honorary Local
Representatives organized 20 High
Scorers’ Concerts taking place in Bolton,
Bangor, Bridgend, Chippenham,
Darlington, Doncaster, Dublin, the Isle of
Man, Northampton, Paignton, Sunburyon-Thames, Swansea and Taunton.
Concerts were also organized by our
Representatives in France, Grenada, India,
Indonesia, Jamaica, Korea, Kuwait,
Malaysia, Malta, Malaysia, the
Netherlands, Norway, Singapore, South
Africa, Sri Lanka, the United States and
Uganda.
For young musicians studying on
Associated Board scholarships at the
four Royal Schools of Music, our
Scholars’ Concert at the Royal Academy
of Music in October provided a
showcase for their considerable talents.
During the concert, talented students
from China, Bulgaria, Romania, Russia,
South Africa and the UK performed a
rich and varied selection of music for
harp, piano, cello, violin and voice.
499 prizes and
awards were given
to exceptional
exam candidates
Diploma Award Ceremony in Hong Kong
More than 50
High Scorers’
Concerts were
held in
19 countries
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Publishing
The publishing programme for 2006 was dominated by the
issue of a new piano syllabus and the relevant supporting
materials. However, there was also a major expansion of
recording activity – a notable development during the year
- and there were some interesting innovations. The latest
addition to the Spectrum series came along in October –
Spectrum for Clarinet. And, for the first time, Theory of
Music Model Answers were published for Grades 1 to 5,
providing a helpful and practical resource for teachers and
pupils preparing for theory exams. Overall, 182 titles,
including 143 sales titles, were produced in the year. In
addition, the Production Department prepared 125 printed
items for various Associated Board departments.
New titles
The key publishing event was the release of the new Selected
Piano Exam Pieces 2007-2008. The usual package of eight
graded albums, eight sets of CDs containing the complete
syllabus selection, and the Teaching Notes for Grades 1 to 7,
was supplemented this year by two innovations. With
Roland UK, we produced MIDI files of the Selected Piano
Exam Pieces for Grades 1 to 5. For those using Roland
digital pianos, the files facilitated separate-hands and slow
practice. We also provided ringtones of a number of pieces,
allowing students to show off their favourite piano exam
piece on their mobile phones.
Spectrum for Clarinet followed the model of Spectrum for
Cello, with 16 pieces, two at each grade, from a mixture of
well-known and up-and-coming composers. The pieces
were chosen by Ian Mitchell who also contributed a superb
CD of all the pieces with the initiator of the Spectrum
series, Thalia Myers, at the piano.
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2,138,078 ABRSM Publishing titles sold in 2006
As well as recordings of piano exam pieces and the
Spectrum clarinet works, CDs of syllabus pieces for oboe,
bassoon and saxophone were released for the first time.
Through this initiative we hoped to encourage the take-up
of exams for these instruments by helping students and
teachers to choose their pieces, and then to prepare for the
exam using the minus-one piano tracks. These recordings
were warmly welcomed by the wind teaching community.
There were significant additions to both the jazz and Music
Medals syllabuses. Jazz flute for Grades 1 to 5 was greeted
with great acclaim by teachers and the music press and
there was universal praise in reviews of our new books of
Music Medals Ensemble Pieces for brass.
Sales and marketing
The major development in this area was the appointment
of our very first ABRSM Publishing Sales Executive.
Promoting our catalogue directly to UK and Ireland dealers
has had an immediate and positive impact on levels of sales
and on our relationship with retailers. Publishing staff also
made promotional tours to Spain, Germany, Australia, New
Zealand, Sri Lanka, Malaysia, Singapore, Hong Kong and
Japan, and attended conferences and exhibitions in New
York, Frankfurt, Portland (Oregon), Shanghai and
Birmingham.
“Jazz Flute has
been one of the
most exciting music
packages that has
ever dropped
through my front
door... great
materials, great
value for money.”
Flutewise magazine
Finally, a vast selection of specimen tests for candidates
with special needs was developed and issued for all
instruments.
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“Spectrum for Clarinet…the best
book of contemporary music for
clarinet I have seen.”
Music Teacher magazine
New titles published in 2006
Instrumental Music
Spectrum for Clarinet
Time Pieces for Flute, Volume 1, with SmartMusic CD-ROM
Piano Exams
Selected Piano Exam Pieces 2007-2008,
Grades 1-8 (8 volumes)
Recordings of Piano Exam Pieces 2007-2008,
Grades 1-8 (9 CDs)
Teaching Notes on Piano Exam Pieces 2007-2008
Grades 1-7
Woodwind Exam Recordings
Oboe Exam Pieces from 2006, Grades 1-8 (12 CDs)
Bassoon Exam Pieces from 2006, Grades 1-8 (12 CDs)
Alto Saxophone Exam Pieces from 2006,
Grades 1-8 (12 CDs)
Jazz Exams
Jazz Flute Tunes, Grades 1-3 (3 volumes)
Jazz Flute CDs, Grades 4 & 5 (2 CDs)
Jazz Flute Scales Grades 1-5
Jazz Flute Aural Tests and Quick Studies Grades 1-5
Music Medals
Mixed-Brass Ensemble Pieces (3 volumes)
Brass 2 Ensemble Pieces (5 volumes)
Theory of Music
Theory of Music Papers 2006, Grades 1-8
Theory of Music Model Answers 2006, Grades 1-5
Musiktheorie in der Praxis, Stufe 1, German edition of
Music Theory in Practice, Grade 1
Special Needs Aural Tests
Aural Repetition Tests
Braille Memory Tests
Alternative Aural Tests
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Professional
Development
We continued to support instrumental and
singing teachers around the world by
providing a varied programme of
professional development courses,
workshops and seminars. Well over 3,000
teachers took part in a professional
development event during the year, ranging
from one-day seminars dealing with a
single topic, such as jazz or piano
repertoire, to longer courses that
encourage participants to reflect on and
develop all aspects of their teaching.
Three core courses
Through our three core professional
development courses we gave teachers, at
all stages of their careers, opportunities to
deepen their knowledge of teaching and
learning. In 2006 our Introduction to
Instrumental and Vocal Teaching
workshops in Edinburgh, Leeds, London
and Manchester offered guidance to over
100 musicians considering a career in
teaching, while the four-day Teaching
Music Effectively courses in Bristol gave
practising teachers a chance to refresh and
add to their existing skills, with an
intervening period of study and mentoring
to enrich this experience. The one-year,
part-time CT ABRSM course continued to
provide teachers in the UK and Hong
Kong with an opportunity to spend an
extended period of time exploring,
developing and reflecting on their teaching
with the input of specialist mentors. As in
previous years, a fast-track version of the
course in the UK provided an intensive,
but no less effective, route to the highly
regarded Certificate of Teaching
qualification.
“The mentors
were brilliant and
the group was
amazing.
I have learnt such
a lot from this
experience.”
Alisa Halton,
Teaching Music
Effectively
participant
Teachers at the CT ABRSM Award Ceremony at the Royal College of Music
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Over 3,000 teachers took part in a
professional development course,
workshop or seminar
160 teachers were awarded the
Certificate of Teaching
“Thanks for
a very exciting
and informative
day!”
Tony Williamson,
Introduction to
Instrumental and
Vocal Teaching
participant
Teachers at the professional development day at the Royal Northern College of Music
CT ABRSM and onwards
For CT ABRSM holders we are now providing special
opportunities for further study. In April, members of the
Hong Kong CT ABRSM Alumni Association attended a
session on contemporary piano music and jazz, and in
November CT ABRSM holders in the UK enjoyed seminars
on performance preparation and rhythm games
in teaching, held in collaboration with the Royal Northern
College of Music.
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Finding the right course
Embarking on one of our longer professional development
courses requires a considerable amount of commitment.
Regular Tasters and Open Mornings provide teachers with
a clear idea of what to expect, and in 2006 more than 100
teachers attended one of these events around the UK - in
Exeter, Kenilworth, London, Manchester and Oxford - and
in Hong Kong and Singapore.
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“My aim is that students finish the course with renewed confidence and are
inspired to put new ideas into practice”
Joy Austen, Teaching Music Effectively mentor
“I came away with lots
of ideas and my attitude
to teaching has changed
fundamentally. I’d like
to do the course all
over again.”
Hilary Musk,
CT ABRSM student
Teachers on the Hong Kong CT ABRSM course with their course
leader and mentors
Working with Music Services
The Development Department has maintained its strong
links with Music Services, who provide much of the
instrumental and singing tuition in the UK. During the year
we worked with Music Services in Angus, Derby, Cornwall,
Liverpool, Hertfordshire, London and Wiltshire to provide
tailor-made professional development for their teachers.
Group teaching, assessment, motivation and planning were
just some of the topics covered.
One-day events
For teachers in the UK wanting to expand their horizons
and take a first step towards teaching jazz, we ran a series
of Jazz Taster Days in November. More than 120
participants enjoyed an inspiring introduction to the basics
of teaching jazz, as well as a taste of what to expect on the
four-day jazz courses taking place in early 2007. And for
piano teachers, we held a series of seminars introducing
pieces from the new 2007 and 2008 piano syllabus. Over
1,000 teachers attended one of these events at venues in
Birmingham, Bristol, Glasgow, London and Manchester.
Professional Development Programme
Our annual Professional Development Programme
attracted more than 1,800 teachers in Hong Kong, Macau,
Taiwan, Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore. During March,
April, August and September we held sixteen seminars
which focused on piano exams at Grades 6 to 8, repertoire
from the new piano syllabus, aural skills, and integrated
approaches to teaching theory. Malaysia was also the
location for our 2006 Professional Development
Conference attended by delegates from Australia, Hong
Kong, Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore. With a theme of
Classics, Comfort and Cocktails, teachers at this weekend
conference explored both traditional and more jazz
inspired piano repertoire, as well as learning how to avoid
performance related injuries.
Courses in Italy
In Europe, teachers in Milan and Rome attended two-day
courses covering subjects such as Dalcroze, Kodály,
improvisation, composition and aural skills. The courses
were made possible by our Centenary Travel Grant Scheme
which funds professional development opportunities for
teachers around the world.
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Working
with Others
Building relationships with a wide range of
music education organizations is one of the
ways in which we support all those
involved in the teaching and learning of
music. Activity ranges from providing
sponsorship, to attending and participating
in conferences around the world.
Sponsorship
Our continued support for Music for Youth
helped to ensure that young musicians
throughout England and Wales had access
to performance opportunities via the Music
for Youth Regional Festival Series. Around
50,000 young musicians, at all levels and
playing in groups of all styles, took part in
one of these unique events during February
and March. Through our sponsorship of the
Federation of Music Services we also
supported the work of Music Services and
their teachers, who provide instrumental
and singing tuition around the UK.
Towards the end of the year we
established a sponsorship programme with
the charity CLIC Sargent, designed to help
with the promotion of their fundraising
Practice-a-thon! Young musicians taking
part in this event commit to practising
every day for two weeks and collect
sponsorship money which goes towards
improving the lives of young people in the
UK with cancer.
Young pianists from Hong Kong at
the summer school in Ely
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Meeting teachers and working with students
We also strengthened our links with a
number of music education organizations,
and the teachers they represent, by
participating in their annual conferences.
The conferences of the International
Association for Jazz Education and the
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“The cornerstone of our work in music education is the Regional Festival
Series - sixty or so inspiring days of young people playing every conceivable
kind of music. None of this would be possible without the support and
backing of the Associated Board.”
Larry Westland CBE, Music for Youth founder and Executive Director
European Council of International Schools were just some
of the international events we attended, whilst in the UK
we exhibited at conferences of the Federation of Music
Services, the Music Masters’ and Mistresses’ Association,
the British Association of Symphonic Band and Wind
Ensembles, the National Association of Music Educators,
the Scottish Association of Music Educators, and the
Heads of Instrumental Teaching in Scotland.
We gave presentations on SoundJunction, as part of the
International Society for Music Education conference in
Malaysia, and on the new jazz flute syllabus, at the British
Flute Society conference, and we launched our latest
volume of contemporary music, Spectrum for Clarinet, at
the Clarinet and Saxophone Society conference.
Focusing on learners rather than teachers, we were
involved with two summer schools. We sponsored the UK’s
first Electronic Keyboard Summer School, in association
with National Electronic Keyboard Courses, and ran a
summer school for young pianists from Hong Kong, in
association with The King’s School, Ely.
Violinist Nicola Benedetti with Rising Tide project members
at the CLIC Sargent Practice-a-thon!
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Financial
Summary
Professional development
& other
Publishing
Publishing
UK & Ireland
exams
Administration &
development
Exams
Staff
International
exams
Scholarships
& donations
Income 2006 – 2007: £29.7m
Expenditure 2006 – 2007: £29.1m
UK and Ireland exams (41%)
Exams (45%)
International exams (40%)
Scholarships and donations (18%)
Publishing (17%)
Staff (17%)
Professional development and other (2%)
Administration and development (12%)
Publishing (8%)
This financial summary applies to the financial year ended 31 January 2007.
These graphs indicate the approximate proportions of the Associated Board’s income and expenditure arising
from and applied to its different activities. They have not been taken from the full annual accounts and have not
been audited, independently examined or subject to a reporting accountant’s report. The most recent full annual
accounts, trustees’ report and external auditor’s report are available from both the Companies House and
Charity Commission websites.
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New Diploma Holders
The Associated Board’s diplomas are recognized and respected around the
world. Assessments are available at three levels, DipABRSM, LRSM and FRSM,
and in three subjects, Performance, Teaching and Direction. Congratulations
to the following musicians who gained their diplomas during 2006.
Diploma of the Associated Board of
the Royal Schools of Music
(Dip ABRSM)
Australia
John Au
Matthew Yun Ming Cheng
Caroline Christenson
James Dormon
Carla Doyle
Jenny Sze Mun Foo
Jun Yang Gao
Jacinta Jakovcevic
Barbara Jane
Ka Ling Kan
Hannah Kang
Julia Indah Lestari
Li Ying
Jessica Wai Sum Ng
Jessica Anne Stewart
Ivan Chwan-Wen Tan
Catherin Taslim
Bettina Wan
Shuk Wing Yeung
The Bahamas
Janet Baxter
Barbados
Victor Evelyn
Bermuda
Aimee Baker
Bulgaria
Kremena Nikolova
Canada
Chan Ka Ching Stephanie
Hoi Ching Ada Cheung
Chee Hwa Chiang
Tommy Che Ching Chiu
Choi Stephen Yiu Chuen
Cecilia Leung
Pak Michelle Yuk Kwan
China
Han Xiao Dan
Kerry Jessica Holahan
Cassandra Sui Yin Wee
Xian Jun Yi
Xu Ying
Chun Jan Young
Young Tun-Jan
Zhang Qi Lin
Zhu Qing
Cyprus
Marios Anastasiou
Persia Panayiotou
Yiorghis Tsouris
France
Bello Omolegho Sabena
Jonathan Steven Calvert
Huw Grange
Germany
Anke Diekmann
Hong Kong
Au Ching Nok
Au Samuel
Au Yeung Chi Wai
Au-Yeung Ka Lam
Chih Heng Stephen Bin
Chan Chi Man
Chan David Hing Chuen
Chan Hok Chun
Chan Ka Yan
Kar Mung Carmen Chan
Chan Kit Ming
Chan Lok Yan Ambrose
Michael Chan
Chan Nga Sin
Chan Tsz Wai
Chan Wai Fun
Chan Wai Lan Ivy
Wai Yin Chan
Wing Man Chan
Yi Mei Chan
Chau Libby Lok Yee
Yan Yan Chau
Chen Wai Yue Celia
Yuk Shek Chen
Yung Ling Chen
Cheng Ching Ha Heidi
Cheng Gok Yam
Cheng Suet Wing
Cheung Kin Wan Kelvin
Cheung King Caby
Cheung Lai Fan Estelle
Mei Ki Maggie Cheung
Cheung Ting Yung
Cheung Wai Suen Eugenie
Chick Pui Yee
Lok Yan Jessica Chin
Chiu Cheuk Hang Henry
Chiu Victoria Jane
Siu Yan Chong
Yee Chen Chong
Chow Hiu Ching
Chow Yee Hin
Chu Bryan Ming Ho
Chu Pui San Charlotte
Chu Wai Yan
Chu Yin Mei
Chung Cheuk Fai Victory
Chi Mei Chung
Chung Sui Yi
Foun Wing Man Gwendoline
Fung Hiu Fai
Fung Hoi Yan
Heung Chun Yin
Ho Chau Ying
Huang Chen Sheng
Hui Kim Nam
Hui Lok Sum
Hui Yiu Tung
Ip Nga Chi Gigi
Jiang Yingxin
Jung Chan Young
Kam Ka Wai
Kam Sin Yi
Kang Ting Ting
Yan Long Phoebe Ko
Koon Fuk Yin
Tsun Yuet Edward Kwok
Yee Ling Elaine Kwok
Kwong Lee Ting
Lai Wing Hei
Lai Yik Ning Edith
Lam Chi
Ka Yan Lam
Lam Kagen
Lam Lai Shun
Lam See Yuen
Lau Man Ching Bellwind
Lau Shu Yuen
Lau Tsz Lui Hilda
Wai Fong Lau
Wilson Chi Kuen Lau
Won Tuen Natalie Lau
Law Kam Sheung
Law Kar Yee
Sze Wai Law
Lee Hiu Tung
Lee Hon Lung
Ka Cheong Philip Lee
Lee Ka Yee
Lee Pui Pui
Lee Sze Wah Sarah
Lee Tak Yan
Lee Tsun Man Clement
Lee Wai Ching Vivian
Lee Wing Yi
Yi Hang Kammy Lee
Leung Hin Wa
Hok Kiu Johnson Leung
Leung King Fung Peter
Leung Lai Ying
Leung Lesley Pui Yan
Man Hin Leung
Leung Man Hin
Leung Wing Jing
Tik San Leung Dickson
Li Kwan Ho
Li Man Yee
Li Shun
Ching Jenny Lim
Kirk Lim
Ling Ai Min
Liu Carol Wing-See
Liu Oi Sze
Lo Cheuk Ming
Anthony Loh
Victor Lui
Luu Cheuk Yin
Lilian Ma
Ma Po Yee
Ma Shun Yi
Ma Wei Kei
Quin Yi Man Mak
Ng Pui Shan
Ng Sum Yi
Sze Kei Ng
Ng Sze Sze
Ng Yee Ling
Ng Yu Ching Shelley
Pak Kin Ling Kenny
Pang Kit Yung
Hon Wai Poon
Hong Yui Shart
Sit Tsz Ho
So Lo Ying
Sum Ka Yan
Sung Man Ling
Tai Li On Leon
Tam Ka Yi
Tam Yuen Ning
Tan Ying Ming Benjamin
Tong Hoi Yan Cindy
Tong Wing Ka
Tsang Yat Ho
Tse Lai Yan
Ping Kei Tse
Tsun Jonathan Wing Hong
Zakiyyah Z B Wahab
Benedict Kei Shen Wong
Wong Ching Ching Sally
Wong Geoffrey Eustance
Wong Gregory Yu Tak
Wong Hei Wan Rhythmie
Wong Hoi Shan
Wong Kouk Keung
Wong Lok Man Juliana
Wong Ming Chun
Wong Nim Sze
Wong Po Lun
Wong Timothy Pak Hong
Wong Tsz Wa
Wong Wai Josephine
Wong Wing Yan
Wong Yee Ting
Yu Ching Wong
Yuen Han Wong
Wong Yuk Chun
Woo Yik Sze
Wu Man Yee
Wun Wai Ki
Yik Man Yan
Yanying Chen
Yau Wing Yin
Yau Yee Lam Catherine
Yee Bor Yior
Yeung Kwok Nam
Chun Ying Yim
Yip Pui Wang
Yip Pui Woon
Yip Wai Ping
Ching Ha Yong
Pak San Percy Yu
Yu Wai
Yuen Hung Kit
Iceland
Adrún Adalsteinsdóttir
Ásgeir Páll Ágústsson
Svanlaug Árnadóttir
Helga Björk Arnardóttir
Gudbjörg Björnsdóttir
Thóra S Gudmannsdóttir
Gudrun Árný Gudmundsdóttir
Kristin Thóra Haraldsdóttir
Ida Heinrich
Maria Jonsdóttir
Steinarr Magnusson
Hrafnhildur Ólafsdóttir
Margrét Lára Thórarinsdóttir
Rannveig Björg Thórarinsdóttir
Eydís Sigridur Ülfardsdóttir
Póruun Vala Valdimarsdóttir
India
Gerard Primus Alphonse
Pratap Eric Chettri
Anirban Karak
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Indonesia
Mutia Dharma
Felix Justin
Keniawaty
Sandra Larsokusumo Bernhard
Levina Gizca Limanto
Yessica Novia Lookman
Martha Noviana
Anita Ratna Rahardjo
Melivia Citravani Raharjo
Wulansari Shudirang
Elly Yap
Tham Esther
Wong Lee En
Ireland
Mary Barnecutt
Colm Martin Connolly
Michael John Chaloner Day
Tom Deam
Sinead Finegan
David Howard
Aisling Lakes
Miriam Leontia Logan
Bernice Alice Molony
Orla Molony
Anne-Marie Murphy
Cliodhna Ni Aodain
Paul Stephens
Mexico
Emilio Ahedo Maldonado
Mario Alberto Duarte Garcia
Jose Antonio Garcia Taborda
Estigia G Oceguera Figueroa
Italy
Kohta Nomura
Salvatore Sangiovanni
Jamaica
Monique Olivia Harrison
Christine Elizabeth Nembhard
Jessica Katherine Yap
Japan
Reiko Okabe
Jordan
Areej El Helou
Kenya
Matthew Brooks
Jennifer Ann Hunter
Gacigi Kung’u
Geoffrey Mukoto
Korea
Hye Ryoung Chae
Ku Bi Jung
Se Yeoun Park
Zhu Haocong Henry
Macau
Chu Weng Kit
Fong Kit Ieng
Keong Teng Wai
Ngon Si Kou
Justine La
Lau Pui Kei
Lou Cheok Lam
Poon Ho Suet
Sam Weng Io Basilla
Malaysia
Chan I Ching
Chin Hui Yi
Chung Lee Lee
Foo Shin Shin
Heah Zi-Ling
Khoo Ai Lee
Khoo Shuek Ni
Koh Whye Ling
Lim Sze Yuin
Lo Fui Na
Jason Loh Jing Ren
Shobana A/P M Sivanendran
Ng Siew Shan
Ow Siew Fong
Tan Hui Sin
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Malta
Maria-Elena Farrugia
Rebekah Formosa
Gary Magri Gatt
Michelle Mallia
Jacob Portelli
Mauritius
Guy-Noel Sylvio Clarisse
New Zealand
Megan Brownlie
Chia Chen Eva Chang
Leah Channon
Belinda Bolun Chen
Joy Chou
Jaime Duggan
Odette Aimee Gillard
Tagan Grace
Julian M Hay
Paul Herbert
David Andrew Jenkin
Xin Jin
Anna Kiriaev
Emma Ruth Kirkwood
Louise Gwendoline Lamb
Dan Be Sally Lee
Joanie Chung Yee Lee
Joshua Leung
Wing Chi Leung
Angela Li
Sohyun Park
Joyce Tang
Sindy Tsai
Timothy Wang
Michael Thomas Willimott
Thomas Ashton Wong
Seung Kwon Yu
Oman
Johyda Bint Abdullah
Al Jahadhamy
Zahrah Bint Saif Al Mahrooqi
Ali Bin Mohammed Bin Said
Al-Nafei
Kaoru Shoji
Qatar
Moza Darwish
Singapore
Au Eong Tian Jun Justin
Bian Yue
Boh Toon Li
Chan Ki Wan
Chan Xian Wen Zara
Chee Meizhi Emerald
Chen Jiajun Aaron
Yingtse Chen-Ouw
Celine Chia Jing Chuan
Chiew Yu Yang Jeremy
Choo Shao Ying
Chua Shan Jee
Janelle Chua Xue Mei
Eu Kar Mun
Natalia Ashley Francis
Gan Ern Ler
Ge Yi Chi
Gho Siok Xian Livia
Goh Guan Lin
Goh Hwee Fen
Goh Zhen Yi Melissa
Evelyn Greaves
He Zongyi
Hee Chei Phin
Susanna Hioe Zhi Min
Ho Guanqing
Hon Hei Tung Pius
Huang Xuhua
Koh Beiqin Klara
Koh Wu Teng Jonathan Francis
Kong Jun Jie
Kusumaningrum Kurnia
Lam Chee Leong Dick
Lau Kai Ting
Lee Ning
Lee Yun Ping
Lee Zixuan
Jessica Leong Wai Yan
Lew Yin Hui Stephanie
Lim Fang Ting Isabel
Valentina Sherly Halim Lim
Lim Jia Hui Angela
Joshua Lim Tze Wei
Lin Anqing
Liow Xiao Chun
Liu Xinle @Liuxinyue
Liu Yanjun
Loke Shu Yi Charmaine
Low Chen Wah Benjamin
Deanna Lye Shuyan
Meah Tze Chuan
Ng Bee Nak
Ng Philina
Ng Shou Kee
Ng Yet Lee
Oh Yongqin Jason
Ong Enyi
Ong Jun Lin
Ou Xin Ying
Mifiona Quah
Jonathan Shin Zi Yang
Soh Yeng Lin
Song Lie Meng
Su Zheng
Christina Suresh
Tan Hsuan
Tan Joo Yong
Tan Kuo Ren
Tan Ming Li
Peng Chay Azariah Tan
Tan Weixiong Gareth
Tang Zhuo Min Rachel
Tay Su Hui
Tay Zong Min
Tee Siew Huei
Teo Hua Kian Hubert
Thng Ivana
Toh Meng Wan
Wang Shaoying
Wee Pei Yu Willette
Wong Pei Yee
Xu Xin’en
Elizabeth Yang
Yeo Xin Wei
Yong Hsien Yin May
Yoo Ji Eun
Yuan Peiying
Yuen Yu Leng
Zhan Bailu
Zhang Yan
South Africa
Ingrid Altenkirch
Jennifer Calitz
Mariken Dippenaar
Cornelius Jacobus du Toit
Paul Arthur Eccles
Ghita Erling
Vicente Espi
Abraham Paulus Ferreira
Kirsty Eniko Frigyik
Shannon Tunde Frigyik
Bronwyn Garlick
Melissa Hall
Matthew Guy Lombard
Kirsten Macdonald
John Baba Mmolawa
Kayleigh Naudé
Eben Oberholzer
Elizabeth Skipper
Margot Smythe
André Van Coller
Marieke Cornelia van Rooyen
Spain
Cecilia Bercovich
Ricardo Bolós Pérez
Francisco Manuel
Contreras Rosales
Carlos Diéguez Beltrán
Lauren Hay
Miguel Angel Martínez Montés
Laura Nogueras Tarrero
Vicenç Prunés Lloret
Jason Willis-Lee
Sri Lanka
Namali Premawardhana
Sweden
Andres Kaljuste
Switzerland
Paula Dederichs
Rosemary Clare Sprackling
Taiwan
Chang Ming-Tzu
Huang Yun-Ju
Su Ching Lin
Yen Wen Chun
Thailand
Yanisa Srirojanun
Melissa Thanawastien
Uganda
Charles Dickens Awany
Kiggundu Frederick Musoke
Francis Derick Mutesasira
Elizabeth Nayiga
Lawrence Branco Sekalegga
John Musoke Ssekibaala
United Kingdom
Lara Acott
Naomi Dawn Aitken
Elizabeth Allen
Lucy-Anne Allen
Richard William Allum
Lauren Ames
Michelle Andrews
Sally A Anscomb
Luke J Anthony
Barnaby Archer
Naomi Catherine Ardley
Sarah J Armstrong
Dan Arnold
Rebecca Ruth Arr Woodward
Louise Atkins
Rupert Avis
June Bailey
Iona Bain
Matthew Bain
Rosanna Baker
Caroline Balfour
Michael Bannister
Rocio Banyuls Bertomeu
Alison Barker
Rachel Elizabeth Barnes
Gavin Anthony Barr
Naomi Bath
Vivien Bayley
Imogen Baylis
Felicity Sarah Olivia Beal
Laura Charlotte Beardsmore
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Pauline Beattie
Ruth Beaumont
John Beckley
Isabel Bedford
Karina J Bell
Andrew Bennett
Elizabeth Bennett
Angela Mary Benson
Matthew Bethel
Lucy Beveridge
Kathryn Bird
Kirsty Blackwood
James Bladon
Zoe Karalyn Bonner
Philippa Georgina May Borrill
Jennifer Rochelle Bostic
Rachel Botham
Harriet Boyd
Hannah Braime
Charlotte Brierley
Elisabeth A Briggs
Mark Bromley
Ian A Brown
Sarah Brown
Aimee Bryett
James Buckham
Liam Buckley
Sarah Buckley
Catherine Halina Buczak
Elinor Claire Buglass
Steven Burges
Rachel Butterworth
Thomas Byrne
Joyce Campbell
Ruth Capper
Eloisa Carr-Jones
Alison Elizabeth Cartlidge
Natalie Catren-Major
Patrick Pak King Chan
Rosemary Chapman
Thomas Chapman
Frances Charlwood
Catherine Anne Chatterley
Tze Cheng
Yew Hank Cheung
Ya-Chi Chien
Gladys Yan Yi Ching
Song-Ah Cho
Jung-Ju Choi
Kiyomi Choji
Katharine Choonara
Christopher Clarke
Ross Clarke
Rosemary Clifford
Tony Coaker
Emily Coelho
Natasha Cohen
Fiona Constantine
Jessica Cook
Joy Elizabeth-Rose Cornock
Hilary Cornwell
Adrian C Cosker
Gregory Richard Coughlin
Rachael A Coutts
Annette Cox
Robert Cracknell
Nicola Louise Craig
Rachel E Cross
Thomas Cross
Thomas Cumming
Hannah Cunningham
Drew Cyster
Lucia D’Avanzo
Benjamin Davey
Aaron Davies
Christopher Robert Davies
Felicity Davies
John William Davies
Dominic de Cogan
Daniel W J J de Gruchy-Lambert
Ciara Deall
David Clifford Dean
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Emily Death
Daniel William Deighton
Elizabeth Dennis
Thomas Devine
Philip Anthony Dewhurst
Marco Diliberto
Alan W Dodd
Natalie Dollin
Ruth H Douthwaite
Aletta du Plessis
Angela Duggan
Bethan Dyer
Edward Dyer
Emma M Dyer
Tom East
Keren Eastwood
Neil Eckford
Andrew Edmond
Hannah Claire Edmonds
Alexander Edmundson
Fenella Frances Van-Dedem Edwards
Ruairi Edwards
Tim Edwards
Ruth Elder
Andrew James Evans
Angharad Sara Evans
Katherine Evans
Sarah Elizabeth Evans
Shelley Joy Fairplay
Rosanna Fakhraee
Anushka B P Fernando
Dulcie Clare Fforde
Catherine Alison Fielding
Alastair Finlay
Audrey Fitchett
Lin Flanagan
Nicholas Fletcher
Harry Flint
Katherine Fordham
Michael Harjan Peter Foyle
Judith France
Mioko Franklin
Sarah-Jane Fraser
Alice French
Edmund French
Colin Friend
Sameeta Joanne Gahir
Margaret Gardiner
Sophie Wen Geng
Louise Gibbens
Ewan Gilford
Iona Goar
Elin Gosby
Lucy Katherine Henrietta Gostwick
Emma Mary Graham
Darius Gray
Evelyn Greaves
Jennifer Green
Jenny Green
Bethan Greenaway
Stephen Gregg
Jennifer Griffin
Hannah Griffiths
Rosanna Grimes
Catherine Mary Groom
Victoria S Gumbley
Debora Guy
Judith L Hale
Helen Hall
Simon Hall
Martin Hamer
Jennifer Hancox
Elizabeth Hanks
Harriet Hansell
Phil Hardman
Julie Harmer
Jonathan Harper
Catherine Jane Harrison
Christopher Harrison
Joanna Harrison
Roger Harrison
Grace Harvey
William Harvey
Rebecca Haslam
Katie Hasler
Darren Richard Hawken
Jason Anthony Andrew Hawkins
Rosamund Louise Hawley
Alexander Hayes
Samuel Healey
Priscilla Hetherton
Gemunu Hettiaratchy
Evie Heyde
Michael Hickman
Hoi Kwan Ho
Pippa Hockey
John Holland-Avery
Jennifer Laura Holton
Philippa Hopewell
Anthony Edward Hopkins
Caroline Hopkins
James Horner
Hannah Horsford
Andrew Hotchen
Adam Howcroft
Simon Howes
Kady Howey Nunn
Roderick Howie
Peter Alastair Hoyes
Beatrice Hubble
Elizabeth Joy Hughes
Lucy Hughes
Jane Hunt
Kirsten Hunter
Gail Hutton Ashkenny
Cai Hywel
Sarah-Louise Ince
Kate Ingram
Catherine Inman
Tristan Irvine
Claire James
Christian John Jenkins
Clare Jenneson
Elspeth Jennings
Daniel George Johnson
Adam Jones
Claire Helen Jones
Elizabeth Jones
Natalie Jones
Rosie Jones
Laura Joyner
O Kasyanova
Gemma Kateb
Jessica Keeley
Francesca Kehoe
Chaz Keiderling
Thomas Kell
Susan Louise Kendrick
Claire Kerry
Michael Kidd
Madeleine King
Emily Kirby-Ashmore
Grace S Y Kwong
Theofilos Lais
Clarence Lam
Verena Sophie Lauer
Ben Lawrence
Paul Layland
Alison Leach
Katie Leaver
Alice Lee
Sarah Li
Ting Li
Yan Ling Li
Jenny Light
Harriet Liley
Min-Hwee Lim
Rebecca Long Heng Lim
Yue Zhou Lin
Catherine D Lodwick
Robert Lovell
Willow Lowry
Samuel Lung
Prudence Tsz Ying Ma
Jane MacArthur
Kirstin MacDougall
Jessica Rachel Mace
Eleanor Macleod
Daniel Madden
Jane Mallin
Anna Marchant
Ben Markham
Robin Marsden
Emma Marshall
Anne Martin
Jennifer Matthews
Bernard Maybury
Natalie Mayer-Hutchings
Laura Mayhew
Cathryn McAndrew
Olivia McCall
Patricia Maria McClure
Hugh McGregor
Lydia Meiring
Landa Melrose
Mary Merritt-Smith
Naomi Miller
Norma Minors
Cecile Mistry-Von-Holzen
Joanna Montgomery-Baird
Lesley Moore
Hedd Peter Morfett-Jones
Judith M Morgan
Rhian Morgan
Jemma-Kaye Morrell
Adam Morris
James Morris
Francesca Mosely
Jennifer Sarah Mu
Peter Mumford
Ian J Murphy
Fiona Myall
Simon Nathan
Karen May Nelson
Sarah Newington
Alice Newton
Holly Nichol
Simon Nicholls
Naina Nightingale
Alexandra Nisbet
Wendy Niu
Katharine M Noel
Naomi Norton
Andrew Nunn
Richard Eric Michael O’Connor
Siew Oh
Elizabeth Oliphant
Anna Louise Osborne
Kerry Hannah Owen
H Oxlade
Oliver Joseph Page
Francesca Papadakis
Alexander Parker
Hannah Parr
Samuel J Parratt
Chris Pascoe
Lliam Paterson
Ian Pay
Emily Payne
Michael C Pearce
Samantha Louise Pearce
Rebecca Anne Peniston
William Peverelle
Helena Platt
Katie E Pollard
Wendy Poole
Shun Yan Poon
Andrew William Porter
K Powell
James Poynter
Kathryn Anne Price
Hannah Jane Priestley
Alexander Prior
Caitlin Procter
Katherine Louise Pugh
Michael Pyne
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Fiona Ramsay
GA Rea
Susan Rea
Claire Suzanne Reeve
Hannah Reeve
Harriet Richards
Lucy Rachel Richardson
Fiona Ridley
Charlotte Roberts
William Roberts
Sharon Robinson
Danielle Rogan
Sam Roots
Victoria Ayano Royce
Harriet Rudge
William Russell
Kosuke Sahara
Tom Sandeman
Richard Sandham
Rohan Saravanamuttu
Noelle Sasportas
Louise M Saunders
Rebecca Saveker
Christopher Sayles
Ann J Scott
Iain Charles Scullion
Amy Secretan
Viktoria Semyonova-Jaffe
Rachel Shakespeare
Sandra Olga Sharples
Victoria Sheehan-Dare
Felix Shepherd
Ian Shepherd
Ka Wo Sheung
Rebecca Shipley
Grace Shortland
Jennifer Sibbald
Ruth H Sidney
Zoe Emma Silverman
Robert Simonis
Fraser Simpson
Phoebe Simpson
Marcus Sims
Andrew Smith
Catherine Smith
Laura Smith
Neil Smith
Rebecca Smith
Rhiannon Victoria Smith
Robert Smith
Sarah Smith
Sarah J Sneddon
Gisella Eulalia C Gomes Soares
Simon Joseph Solts
Robert Southern
Annie Spencer
Karen J Sproston
Andrew Stainer
Robert James Stanley-Smith
Rachel Starmer
Lydia Stevens
Penelope Stone
Zoe Stones
Emma L Stuart
Nicholas Stuart
Claire Rosalind Summerbell
David Tagg-Oram
John Percy Talbot
Eva Lily Tausig
Oliver Taylor
Yvette Taylor
Imogen Tedbury
Graham Thew
Anna Thompson
Aileen Thomson
Kitty Thomson
Claire Tiley
Eleanor Tinlin
Nathan Tomlinson
Duncan Turnbull
Andrew Turner
Hannah Turner
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Anil Umer
Aubin Vanns
Rebecca Varnouse
July Verkade
David Wade
Andrew A Wagstaff
Rebecca Wagstaff
Catrin Wain-Hobson
Christopher P Waite
Jonathon Richard Wakefield
Stephanie Frances Wale
Edward Walker
Teresa J Walker
Susan Wallace
Laura Wallis
Xiaokun Wang
Yuan Hui Wang-Koh
Emma Watson
Fiona L Watson
Hannah Watson
Ian Watt
Louise Kathleen Wayman
Alastair Webb
Graham Webb
Janet Webb
Jason Weir
Michael James Wells
Alison West
Matthew West
Rachel White
Victoria White
Samuel Whitmarsh
Jane Wiejak
Abigail Wilkinson
Victoria Mary Willatts
Anna Williams
Huw Williams
James Williams
Joanne Williams
Edward Williamson
Rosemary A Willoughby
Alex Wilson
Helen Wilson
Lynda Wilson
Michael D Wilson
Rosalind M L Wilson
Laura Windley
Kirsty Witchell
Lorraine Womack
Jonathan Chak Wang Wong
Rachelle C Wood
Emma Woodruff
Claire Woods
Joanna Woolley
Lyndsay Wyer
Agata Wygnanska
Peter Yarde Martin
Demetrios Yiasemides
Hannah Yip
Russ Young
Jenny Yung
Klementyna Carys Zastawniak
Catherine Zhang
Catherine Zhu
Gabrielle Leichtle-Malzahn
Laura Helen Macpherson
Melinda McGowan
Rachel Brick
Alvin Chen
Jason Chen
Jonathan Chu
Leo Desouza
Ka Au Keung
Joy Ledden
Edward Leung
Lin Yihan
Yuri Lin
Addi Liu
Yvonne Liu
Katie McCoy
Nadia Noor
Elizabeth Phillips
Wesley David Parker Ramsay
Jeffrey Andres Rojo
Emma Sadanand
Jacqueline Sun
Kathleen Sun
Eva T L Sze
Jeremiah van Doren
Jonathan Wang
Ellen Wai-Man Wong
Megan Wong
Connie Wu
Gabriel Yeung
Licentiate of the Royal Schools
of Music (LRSM)
Australia
Chan Wing Yan Wincy
Mariam Chung
Yumiko Kadota
Christine Luo
Ming Shue Paul Pang
Stefanie Huei-Ling Seah
Wong Hoi Ian
Barbados
Shawn Omar Layne
Bulgaria
Pavel Rafailov Zlatarov
Canada
Chui Shan Carol Ip
Diana Men Yue Lam
Rosanne Sia
Doreen Leng-Chung Wong
Yu Ho Wai Derek
Kai Chi Yu
May Yan Yuen
Hungary
Nicholas Namoradze
Iceland
Heidrún Hákonardóttir
India
Tanaz Irani
Japan
Kayuri Hamada
Jordan
Ranad Bawab
Korea
Hanbit Cho
Jin Chung
Joo Young Yoon
Macau
Lou Hei
Sio Hoi I
Malaysia
Anastasia Abu Bakar
Chai Tse Wei
Sarah Chew Sue Mei
Henny
Premila Mei Vadiveloo
Yong Siew Kean
Malta
Jean Noël Attard
Kurt Magri Gatt
Greece
Christopher Paraskevopoulos
Viktoria Zora
Mauritius
Yvon Luco Kenneth
Veerasawmy Babajee
Hong Kong
Chan Mun Tak Ada
Chan Wan Ting Alyson
Chan Yu Hei Moses
Cheng Hui Tung Eos
Cheng Wing Kin Henry
Chow Che Lok Felix
Chu Wing In
Fu Wan Tung
Fung Sze Man Florence
Ho Man Tsun
Hui Wing
Hui Wing Chun
Pui Shan Lai
Kai Yin Crystal Lam
Lam Sze Lok
Sze Long Lam
Lam Ting Tsz Tina
Lau Pui Man
Lee Hon Pan
Leung Po Shan
Lo Yan Woon Yvonne
Judy Wing Man Mok
Ng Chit Ho Arthur
Ng Ho Tung
Ng Yee Yan Grace
Tang Hin Wah
Pui Fan Tang
Tsang Yu Yan
Tung Tak Wai
Wong Chi Wing
Wong Hay Wan
Wong Mun Tzung
Wong Ting Ting
Wong Wai
Wong Yu Mei
Wu Tzu Hsin
Helen Yip
Namibia
Howard Granville Duminy
Wilna Liebenberg
New Zealand
Eun Hea (Grace) Jho
Rachel Swindells
Singapore
Chua Wei Yuan
Huang Zhijian Dale
Kang Soon Woong
Koh Min Yu
Lee Frances Shi Hui
Liau Meiqi May
Lim Ruo Lin
Benjamin Lim Tiong Han
Loh Sue-Yin Melissa
Ng Pei Shan Joyce
See Ian Ike
Tseng Xin Ying
Zhang Aidi
South Africa
Alexandra Lombard
Janándi Jacomien van Schoor
Spain
Cecilia Bercovich
Andrew Martin
Sri Lanka
Asitha S Tennekoon
Sweden
Fredrik Jensen
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Turkey
Merve Mersinligil
United Kingdom
Joseph Adams
Eugenie Aitchison
David Arkell
Stuart Atkinson
Robert Beattie
Jennifer Beer
Lesley Bell
Jonathon Bowden
John Campbell
Yuk Mei Angela Chan
Ross Graham Cole
Catherine Crisp
Hester Crombie
Flora Curzon
Ian Davis
Philip Deakin
Rebecca Easdale
Christopher Evans
W B N Laksman Fernando
Susan Frost
Terrence Victor Michael Gardner
Stephen Gregg
David M Hansell
Evelyn Harrison
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Melvin Hughes
Ivan Hutchinson
Stephen Kenyon
Janine Khalil
Thomas Kimber
P M Knox
Jane Leatherbarrow
K J Lenton
Yaoyao Liu
Andrew Lomas
Benjamin MacDougall
Eloise Marson
Neil Robert McGovern
Lucy McLellan
Arthur A Meek
Delbar Moinian
Huw Geoffrey George Morgan
Shelley Morgan
Rowland Paul Moseley
Richard Alexander Murray
Leila Panesar
Leah Perona-Wright
Maria Pilar Pico Martinez
Katie Purnell
Mary Robb
Richard Rowe
Jason Rowell
Jonathan Rushton
Dominic Piers Smith
Aileen Elizabeth Snell
Rosemary Taylor
Jamie Forbes Thompson
Nicholas West
Jean White
Keyna Wilkins
Paul Williams
Gabrielle Leichtle-Malzahn
Irina Zaid Kaylani
May Chung
Fan Peishan Samantha
Angela Chun Wah Lai
Jiajie (George) Lu
Wesley Martin
Neil Oswald Walker
John Ward
Fellowship of the Royal Schools
of Music (FRSM)
Canada
Rosalind Pui Man Lai
Hong Kong
Cheuk Kwan Yee
Leung Pok Man
Tsang Hin Yat Mozar
Wong Hiu Lam
New Zealand
Leah Johnston
Singapore
Sim Yih Shyang
Wong Wei Wei Bernice
United Kingdom
Mahmoud Osman Mahmoud
Abdalla
Simon Roberts
Jeffrey Paulo Correia Rodrigues
Jonathan Shapey
John Silva
Gayle E Williams
Suit Yin Ysan
Scholarships, Bursaries
and Awards
Scholarships
Each year we award scholarships
to junior, undergraduate and
postgraduate students at four of
the Royal Schools of Music. The
following students were awarded
scholarships for courses of study
beginning in 2006.
Postgraduate
David Ransom (UK), French Horn
Anne Jessamine Marshall
(South Africa), Piano Accompaniment
Junior
Benjamin Yadin (UK), Cello
Undergraduate
Anisa Arslanagic (UK), Viola
Barry Luo (Australia), Cello
Undergraduate
Eloisa-Fleur Thom (UK), Violin
Raluca-Ioana Negrut
(Romania), Voice
Postgraduate
Francesca Massey (UK), Organ
Stephanie Lai (USA), Cello
Postgraduate
Francesca Moore-Bridger
(UK), French Horn
Grace Yan-En Lee
(Singapore), Violin
Junior
Rhyanne Acott (UK), Viola & Voice
Undergraduate
Benjamin MacDougall (UK), Flute
Oliver Blake (Australia), Percussion
Junior
Jillian Groom (UK), Trombone
Royal Scottish Academy of Music
and Drama
Junior
Michael Devlin (UK), Clarinet
Undergraduate
Keith Bowes (UK), Bagpipes
Bryan Benner (USA), Voice
Postgraduate
Dominic Peckham (UK), Voice
Ian Watson (South Africa), Violin
Macklin Bursaries
The following outstanding
Associated Board scholars were
awarded bursaries to assist with
further studies or the launch of their
professional careers.
Christopher Cooper (UK), Bassoon
Sophie Bevan (UK), Voice
Thomas Bell (UK), Organ
Royal Scottish Academy of Music
and Drama
Lindsey Ellis (UK), Flute
Charlotte Elizabeth Mills,
Grade 8 Singing
Misha Mullov-Abbado,
Grade 8 Piano
Rachel Nicholls, Grade 6 Violin
Freya Ovenell Creech,
Grade 8 Violin
Harriet Wilkes, Grade 8 Singing
Silver Awards
Carl Austin, Grade 7 Viola
Tom Brady, Grade 8 Piano
Luke Fisher, Grade 8 Trumpet
Tom Lee, Grade 8 Clarinet
Jennifer Sarah Mu, Grade 8 Violin
Ben Patel, Grade 7 Oboe
Aaron Prewer-Jenkinson,
Grade 8 Singing
John Roberts, Grade 8 Oboe
Joanna Wu, Grade 8 Violin
Gold and Silver Awards
These awards are made to
candidates in the UK and Ireland
who gained exceptional results in a
practical exam at Grade 6, 7 or 8.
Gold Awards
Donald Michael Bennet,
Grade 8 Cello
Emil Huckle-Kleve, Grade 8 Violin
San Lau, Grade 8 Organ
William Marshall, Grade 7 Violin
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New CT ABRSM Holders
The Certificate of Teaching course gives participants an opportunity to spend
an extended period of time developing knowledge and skills, and refreshing
their personal approach to teaching. The course takes place either over one
year or, for the fast-track course, six months. Congratulations to the following
teachers who successfully completed the CT ABRSM course in 2006.
Hong Kong
Chan Kau
Chan Winny
Chan Yeuk Yu Quincy
Chan Ying Wai Sandy
Cheng Hin Yau Grace
Cheng Yuen Kei
Mabel Kwan Yee Cheung
Cheung Tak Yan
Chou Man Fei Ivy
Chung Cheuk Ying Sharon
Chung Chin Man
Fu Chun Kin
Fung Mui Kay Yukie
Kong Ka Yan Clara
Anna Lai
Lam Ka Man
Lee Ling Ling Cutina
Julie Liang
Ma Ka Yi
Shak Yuen Man Eve
Tai Mei Yan
Tam Man Yee
Tsang Pui Fan Suzanie
Wong Chi Ban William
Wong Kam Yan Rachel
Wong Mi Yee Esther
Wong Wai Yin Eva
Wong Wing Ni Winnie
Wong Yuk Fung
Yung, Chi Lam Cello
United Kingdom
Bristol
Marie Brownlow
Alison Carey
Nina De Salis Young
Emma C L Dickinson
Sharon Edwardes
Sarah Felton
Rachel E Hodson
Emma Overthrow
Chris Reed
Nadia Sinnett
Selina See-Ying Tan
Susan J Welch
Exeter
Simon Chapman
Jill C Dyble
Nicola Farr
Bryan Gunning
Ross Hunt
Keith Jukes
Susanne Jung
Karl Long
Mary Macaulay
Hesther Somerville
Graham J Vaughan
Alanna White
Joy E Williams
London
Clare Acheson
Penelope Jane Atkinson
Amy Bowles
Laura Carew-Gibbs
Ravinder Chana
Helen Clague
Marie E Cogan
Louise Ellen Dangel
Duygu Gozener
Hilary Haworth
Tracey Laws
Francesca Littmann
Lorraine Liyanage
Philip Mercer
Rita O’Neill
Andrew John Parkes
Isabel J Robertson
Nicola Silverman
Verity Sprott
Vivienne M Taylor
Roland Thompson
Elspeth Vine
Lilian Warda
Matthew Watts
Victoria Louise Webb
Clare Woodall
Simon Youngman
Manchester
Eddie Binnie
Nicola Bradey
Sally C Buttler
Karen Caddy
Christine L Caton-Greasley
Judith C Claes
Caroline Darbyshire
Michael Dyer
Kimberley Formby
Sarah A E Hepke
Leonne Hutchinson
Lynda Kay
Karen S Kirkpatrick
Donna A Morgan
Sarah Morris
Catherine Mudd
Christine Parker
Janette Pimperton
Mary Rafferty
James Rimmer
Nia Roberts
Jill Marie Rogers
Ragna Skinner
Pamela Smith
Oxford
Linda Bell
Lorraine Chapman
Rebecca Clark
Lesley Cook
Christine Eades
Christine Ellis
Hayley L Evans
Krystyna Foster
Stephanie Gledhill
Edward Goodwin
Rachel Harrison
Ian James
Paul A Kenward
Julie Little
Helen Mundy
Andrea Rutherford
Janet Toomer
Angela Young
Sheffield
Judith Barrett
Louise Brook
Geraldine E Feeney
Ray Jarvis
Susan V Lake
Lucy A Phillips
Angela M Swift
Neil Woodcock
Fast-Track Course
Natalia Azatjan
Stephen Ball
Katy Brereton
Glenn Chaney
Jennifer Churches
Matthew Coates
Elizabeth Cormack
Andrea L Harris
Sandra Howard
Lina Jing
John Eric Lewis
Ann Lineham
Graeme Longson
Kevin A Maxwell
Patrick McBeth
Robert McBlane
David McWilliam
Andrew Moon
Thomas Pearson Moore
Hilary A Musk
Denise Pandya
Clare Rothwell
Finola Ryan
Mark Stead
Catharine Waters
Cynthia Whitman
Caroline Willshire
Peter Wright
Prize Winners
Hedy King Robinson Prizes
These prizes reward high standards
in theory of music exams. Prizes are
awarded to candidates worldwide
who achieve 90 marks or above at
Grade 6, 7 or 8 and, additionally, to
those in the USA who achieve full
marks (100) at Grades 1 to 5. The
following candidates were awarded
Hedy King Robinson Prizes for exams
taken in 2006.
Brunei Darussalam
Grade 6
Si Yieng Chiew
Australia
Grade 7
Qi Liang Lim
Hong Kong
Grade 6
Lai Pik Mei Mimi
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Grade 6
Lilia Jekova
Cyprus
Grade 6
Stefan Melovski
Lee Kwan Ling Queenie
So Yat Hin Edwin
Grade 8
Chan Wan Sing
Chang Hsu Wei
Chen Yun Sim
Chim Wing Yam
Chu Chiu Sum
Kong Wai Mei
Lam Siu Yee Shirley
Lam Yik Wing
Leung Hok Kiu Johnson
Leung Ka Heng
Leung Nai Kong
Poon Tin Lun
Tang Pak Tim
Wong Ka Ki Kitty
Wong Pui Lok
Wong Wing Chi
Ying Yiu Lung Alexander
Yu Siu Chun
Indonesia
Grade 6
Jenny Ang
Potri Dewi
Yulianti
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Grade 7
Yovita Febriana
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Grade 7
Maris Camilleri
Amy Chircop
Ireland
Grade 7
Barry King
Grade 8
Stephanie Santucci
Macau
Grade 8
Choi I Lei
Mexico
Grade 6
Erick Sajid Rodriguez Martinez
Malaysia
Grade 6
Chen Jing Dao
Cheong Heng Hoe
Choo Xin Yi
Florence Guok Huei En
Ha Wai Wai
Kang Chan Keat
Leong Fen Fen
Patricia Kong Tze Lin
Tan Boon Sin
Yeoh Ming Ying
Grade 8
José Alberto Sánchez Ortíz
Grade 7
Chan Pui Mun
Cheng May Chin
Cheng May Teing
Enoch Loh Sing Ju
Hoo Pau Ling
Jonathan Chua Zhi Ern
Lau Shuk Yeing
Lee Sheng Yi
Liaw Wan Tieng
Oh Jinxuan
Ong Zhen Li
Tan Kah Yee
Christine Wong Qwee Ping
Yee Mee Kee
Yeo Yu Zhen
Grade 8
Susan Ang Ngar Jiu
Celyn Ng Sai Lynn
Chan Choy Shin
Chang Chew Ain Joanne
Choy Yim Yeng
Esther Chua Jiun Huey
Evania Neo Sau Hui
Gan Jin Zhi
Gan Fang Wen
Goh Yan Li
Henny
Ho Chui Ling
James Ng Wen Liang
Kam Wern
Karina Yong Ka Ling
Kubheran Selva Kumar
Lee Hui Chi
Lee Kok Yew
Lee Shu Hsuan
Lim Ee Chern
Lim Li Vern
David Lim Meng Young
Lim Yik Kwan
Lim Yin Li
Ling Peck Yong
Loh Jia Min
Low Guo Jing
Ng Shyh Poh
Ong Bee Kian
Tam Seow Jing
Tay Yii Cheng
Yiaw Siew Hui
Malta
Grade 6
Lisa Buttigieg
Sarah Caruana Galizia
Rossana Farrugia
Sean Galea
New Zealand
Grade 6
Edward Kenneth Giffney
Lucy Maria Gysbers
Grade 7
Michael Plunkett
Amber Brooke Vickery
The Philippines
Grade 6
Jovelyn Yu
Singapore
Grade 6
Chan Long Teng
Chen Xin Ying
Tiffany Cheok Shiu Li
Chew Hwee Ming Samantha
Amos Chia Cheng An
Chua Lynn
Pearly Chung I-Ching
Chung Siyi
Fong Li Jin Florence
Eugene Gan Mingjin
Goh Weijie Jefferson
Gu Wei
Radhika Gurumurthy
Heng Sok Kun
Joanne Hew Zhi Qiao
Koh Hui Ling Natalie
Kow Wei Ling Jasmine
Danetta Rachelle Lee
Lee Jia Ying
Lee Mun Ngah Nicolette
Lee Ruizhi
Paul Lee Si Yuan
Lim Chen Hung Clement
Leon Lim Jiu He
Sharon Lim See Man
Lim Soon Yeow
Low Chi Arn Benjamin
Low Shun Yee
Ong Chong Huang Lionel Wilson
Ong Xin Hui
Pang Wen Hui
Chloe Pawa
Pek Teng Siew
Jansy Passiflora Sarathy
Seah Ming Shu
Janice Seah Qiao Yun
Sng Yong Meng
Tan Michelle
Amanda Tan Hui Ming
Tan Su Fen Agnes
Tan Wen Ting
Tang Si Hui Elizabeth
Amanda Thng Ai Shan
Tng Jia Hao Barry
Ruthanne Toh Yun Xuan
Bertram Wee Jia Kai
Wu Jie Lun
Yee Jia Rong
Matheus Yeo Chun’en
Yong Chang Ling
Yong Jun Wei Daryl
Grade 7
Ang Yan Ming (Weng Yan Ming)
Ang Wei Chang Winston
Rita Costan
Cynthia Foo Sook Mei
Foo Yun Ping Jane
Lim Meihuan Joyce
Grade 8
Michaela Therese Asirvatham
Chan Zihui Emma
Chua Ying Qing
Chua Zhe Xuan
Foo Shuhua Wendy
Foo Yun Ping Jane
Jeanice Lim Jia En
Liow Xiao Chun
Ong Ruiheng
Qiu Ruiqing Emmanuel
Felicia Sukijung
Tan Joo Yong
Tan Wei Teng
Teoh Ying Da
You Yin Fen
Zeng Zhi Ming
South Africa
Grade 6
Kimberley Hochreiter
Grade 8
John Woodland
Spain
Grade 8
Abdiel Valiente Sierra
Sri Lanka
Grade 6
Sanojie Nadishanie Abeyratne
Grade 7
Harith Shihan Chamba
Taiwan
Grade 6
Chen Chun-Yi
United Kingdom
Grade 6
Evelyn Alexander
Alexandra Back
Oliver James Balcombe
Simon Billot
Rebecca Louise Bowers
Elisabeth Anne Briggs
Timothy Carter
Sarah Kiana Chowdhury
Howard Clay
Susanna Jane Cleaver
Jeremy Coleman
Andrew Coles
Anita Collins
Dorothy Dingle
David Elliott
Matthew Fenech
Suzanne Gale
Emily Gidda
Paul Steven Guppy
Christopher Hampson
Olivia Haughton
Emma Hayward
Claire Honey
Ross Hunt
Oliver Jackson
Catherine Jennaway
Patrick Jones
Sean Kennedy
Christopher Edward Kimber
Rachel Kissin
Helena Lazaro
Donna Magee
Lucy Jane Martin
Melanie Marubbi
Michael Mather
Paul McKenzie
Shendie McMath
Daniel Millichip
Sheelagh Mobbs
John Morrish
Julian Newman
Abigail Nye
Melanie Powell
Keir Robinson
Christopher Roe
Bethany Simons
Brett Simpson
Stephen Skett
Amanda Smith
Benjamin Nathan Thomas
Julia Thorniley
Ben Townsend
Beverley Tsang
Penelope Williams
Kate Willson
Camilla Woodhead
Helen Wrieden
Grade 7
Fred Brown
Robert Bushnell
Jeremy Coleman
Gideon Cook
Anthony Fort
Iain Gibbs
Mark Gibbs
Simon Horner
Sean Kennedy
Richard McLellan
Molly Newett
Aeron Glyn Preston
Lucy Relins
Madeline Stoppani-Lawless
Takuma Yamaguchi
Grade 8
Charles Andrews
Anna Campbell
Jeremy Coleman
Matthew Fletcher
Hannah Gill
Suzanne Harvey
James Henshaw
Zsuzsa Horvath
Gabriel Jones
Vicky Kerby
Paul Kilbey
David Olbrich
Simon Anthony Orchover
Aeron Glyn Preston
Simon Roberts
Ian R Tooley
Philip Anthony Watson
Benedict Wilson
Grade 1
Mara Awerbuck
Maggie Carleen
Mary Clifford
Maura Dalton
Anthony Diep
Steven Diep
Nicole Henry
Chanel Joyles
Nora Kelsall
Chap-Kay Lau
Michael McGlathery
Lydia Roca
Sophie Rowland
Nickolas Trisnadi
Kevin Veerasammy
Karen Walton
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Andy Wei
Jean Young
Grade 2
Anita Alexander
Craig Brandon Barretto
Christine Bower
Winson L Chan
Christina Dong
Josephine Gao
Emily Hunt
Colin Kelsall
Kristian King
Karen Ma
Martin Ma
Dhruv Maheshwari
Libby Meier
Kristin Quint
Pooja Raman
Elizabeth Shields
Sharon Tang
Christopher Von Autenried
Lawrence Wu
Sanjna Zadoo
Serena Zadoo
Grade 3
Amelia Gaughan
Ignatious Yao Guang Hoh
Tandre Oey
Brian Shi
Stephen Ting
Grade 4
Emefa Agawu
Brandon Ang
Mallette Asmuth
Anne Faiella
Eddy Ferreira
Max Kempe
Kevin Luo
William Szal
Amy Tao
Grade 6
Florence Au
Grade 7
Parker Ramsay
UK and Ireland Prizes
The following candidates received
prizes in recognition of their
achievement in a practical exam.
These prizes are made possible by
donations from a range of
organizations and individuals.
United Kingdom
Aberdeen
Gina Dallas Harper Award
Grade 8 Piano
George Duthie
Birmingham
Beryl Chempin Prize
Grade 7 Piano
Peter Berry
Marguerite Swan Memorial Prize
Grade 7 Cello
Lucy Charlotte Atkinson
Blackburn
Marie Earle Prize
Grade 6 Piano
Jonathan Hoyle
Frances E Walker Memorial Prize
Grade 7 Piano
Paul Greenhalgh
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Bournemouth
Edie Marr Prize
Grade 6 Piano
Yip-Mun Allen
Bradford
Ada Ingham Memorial Prize
Grade 6 Piano
Richard Theed
Irene Martin Prize
Grade 8 Piano
Lucy Smail
Brighton
Amina Lucchesi Memorial Prize
Grade 8 Violin
Freya Ovenell Creech
Mimi Scharrer Memorial Prize
Grade 8 Singing
Emma Champion
Bristol
Sylvia J Frost Memorial Prize
Grade 6 Piano
William Drakett
Grade 7 Piano
Ramzy Alwakeel
Cambridge
Vivienne Scott Memorial Prize
Grade 4 Piano
Rosalind Greening
Cardiff
Dorothy Grace Atkinson Prize
Grade 6 Piano
Nengping Gao
Sarah Williams
Grade 7 Piano
Eleanor Gillian
Grade 8 Piano
David Gregory
Matthew Hatton
Deborah Meehan
Henry, Edith & Constance Haddon
Memorial Prize
Grade 6 Piano
Nengping Gao
Mr Jeffreys & Mrs Christina Jeffreys
Memorial Prize
Grade 8 Piano
David Gregory
Colchester
Sheila Mossman Memorial Prize
Grade 7 Piano
Thomas Henry Lund
Crewe
William Henry Wilcox Memorial Prize
Grade 8 Piano
Diana Barfield
Croydon
Marjorie Baldwin Bequest
Grade 5 Piano
Ruth McConkey
Grade 6 Piano
Phillip Saunders
Grade 7 Piano
Takeru Kumon
Grade 8 Piano
Kate Chapman
Dundee
Nora C Leggatt Prizes
Grade 6 Piano
Laura Lee
Grade 7 Piano
Karen Longmuir
Durham
Margaret Harle Memorial Prize
Grade 8 Alto Saxophone
Laura Bell
Edinburgh
Elizabeth J Ehrlich Prize
Grade 6 Singing
Catherine Hughes
Grade 7 Singing
Esther Swift
Philip F Walsh Memorial Prize
Grade 8 Clarinet
Tom Lee
Exeter
Grade 7 Piano
Isobelle Austin
Glasgow
Lindsay Lamb Memorial Bursary
Grade 8 Piano
Laura McKechnie
High Wycombe
Grade 7 Clarinet
Timothy Hill
Huddersfield
Bessie Brearley Prize
Grade 8 Piano
Graham Dewhirst
Lorna Rennie
David Cawthra Memorial Prize
Grade 4 Piano
Zara Paes
Huddersfield District Prize
Grade 5 Piano
Craig Walker
Elsie Roberts Prize
Grade 6 Piano
Lucinda V Croft
Matthew Paul Thomson
Grade 7 Piano
Gillian L Lodge
Hull
Grade 7 Cello
Thomas Bertolotti
Ipswich
Ann Barbanell Prize
Grade 8 Piano
Neil Alderton
Nivena MacDuff Prize
Grade 2 Piano
Penny Watson
Kendal
Peter & Elizabeth McEwan
Memorial Prize
Grade 4 Piano
Ellen Day
Gloucester
Iris Dyer Prize
Grade 8 Piano
Christopher Hancock
Gordon John
William Mason
Lancaster
Lloyd Hartley Memorial Prize
Grade 8 Piano
Nancy Cole
Great Yarmouth
Frances M L Willden &
Margaret D Willden Prize
Grade 8 Organ
Matthew Bond
Grimsby
Alma Machin Prize
Grade 4 Piano
Grace Alexander
Claire Morley
Harrogate
Audrey Pass Memorial Prize
Grade 5 Piano
Kate Charters
Grade 5 Singing
Peter Thomson
Grades 6 Piano
Tom Gilliver
William Simpson Rickaby
Memorial Prize
Grade 7 Violin
John Frederick Bowker
Patricia Willis Prize
Grade 6 Piano
Angus Yung
Vinnie Willis Memorial Prize
Grade 7 Violin
John Frederick Bowker
Leeds
Grade 6 Piano
Alan Jiang
Chenwei Ng
Matthew Taylor
Grade 7 Piano
William John Solyom
Matthew Taylor
Grade 7 Piano
Tom Gilliver
Grade 8 Piano
Laurence Greed
Lin Lu
Grade 8 Piano
Victoria Taylor
Lauren Walker
Ying Yuan
Liverpool
May Frizzel Memorial Prize
Grade 8 Treble Recorder
Ian Richard Hoggart
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Miss Margaret Wethered Prize
Grade 4 Euphonium
Thomas Syder
Grade 6 Piano
Lucie Phillips
Grade 6 Singing
Sarita Rebeiro
Northampton
Grade 8 Piano
Tom Brady
London: Blackheath
Philippa Nankivell-Aylett
Memorial Prize
Grade 4 Piano
Henry Brown
Victor Jones
London: Finchley
Dorothy Fryer Memorial Prize
Grade 5 Piano
Raphael Hogarth
Billie Hylton
Grade 8 Piano
Sophia Mina Funatsuki
David Graham-Young
Deni Teo
London: Muswell Hill
Dorothy Fryer Memorial Prize
Grade 5 Piano
Max Wynter
Grade 7 Piano
Paul Lichtenstern
London: Putney
Grade 8 Piano
Misha Mullov-Abbado
Norwich
Saxton Noble Memorial Prize
Grade 6 Cello
Thomas Isaac
Grade 7 Alto Saxophone
Amy Edwards
Evelyn Rose Phillips Memorial Prize
Grade 7 Piano
Victoria Allen
Grade 8 Piano
Stephen Martin
Nottingham
Nellie Greenhill Memorial Prize
Grade 5 Piano
Isata Kanneh-Mason
Grade 6 Piano
Matthew Lewis
Grade 7 Piano
David Miller
Grade 8 Piano
Simon Brown
Maidstone
Grade 8 Piano
Mark Bromley
Peterborough
Maxima Mercer Memorial Prize
Grade 7 Piano
Simon Bland
Grade 1 Cello
Charles Snelling-Colyer
Plymouth
Hamilton Akaster Prize
Grade 5 Cello
Ryan West
Grade 8 Cello
Tom Bettley
Manchester
Besso Memorial Prize
Grade 5 Piano
Helena Bisby
Laura Marco Prize
Grade 8 Flute
Holly Melia
Middlesbrough
Derek Henderson Memorial Prize
Grade 8 Flute
Sarah Lester
Newcastle upon Tyne
Sir William Bigge Memorial Prize
Grade 7 Violin
Hannah Hubbard
Newport (Gwent)
Gwent Foundation Award
Grade 8 Euphonium
James Jones
Grade 7 Piano
Joe Davies
ISM South Wales Centre Prize
Grade 8 Euphonium
James Jones
Cecilia Nelder Memorial Prize
Grade 8 Violin
Anna Brigham
Pontypridd
Mr Jeffreys & Mrs Christina Jeffreys
Memorial Prize
Grade 7 Piano
Alice Elizabeth Thompson
Preston
Florence Purdy Memorial Prize
Grade 6 Violin
Richard Smith
Horatio Waywell Memorial Prize
Grade 8 Clarinet
Tim Millbank
Selly Oak
Grade 6 Cello
Marvin Miu
Sheffield
Winifred Liversidge Prize
Grade 8 Piano
Na-Rae Lee
Shi-Yang (Sunny) Li
Grade 8 Cello
Donald Michael Bennet
Skipton
Lloyd Hartley Memorial Prizes
Grade 8 Piano
Aidan Chalk
Solihull
Beryl Chempin Prize
Grade 8 Piano
Matthew Ralph
Grade 7 Piano
Felix Rodas-Cross
St Andrews
Alice Calder Memorial Prize
Grade 6 Piano
Fiona D Houston
Grade 7 Piano
Jenny K Gilbertson
Grade 8 Piano
Sheila Norrie
Stockton-on-Tees
Grade 6 Piano
Thomas James Douglas Neal
Sunderland
Amy Mills Robertson Prize
Grade 6 Piano
Natasha Abbott
Arthur Dickeson Memorial Prize
Grade 5 Singing
Amber Storey
Sutton
Carshalton Music Prize
Grade 8 Piano
Rachel Ford
Sutton Coldfield
Ivan Cousins Memorial Prize
Grade 6 Piano
Samuel J Cozens
Swansea
Don Preece Memorial Prize
Grade 8 Violin
Sion Talfan Evans
Taunton
Vicars Close Prize
Grade 6 Piano
Hakimah Aziz
Grade 8 Piano
Dominic Kerr
Thanet
Thanet Prize
Grade 7 Piano
Thomas Hills
Leslie Wheeler Prize
Grade 6 Violin
Hannah Dobson
Tunbridge Wells
Grade 6 Piano
Callum Smart
Grade 7 Piano
Eugene Lowrie
Grade 8 Piano
Antonella Haywood
Grade 8 Violin
Jane May
Laura Marco Prize
Grade 8 Flute
Chia Shih
Wolverhampton
Ralph Bassett Prize
Grade 5 Cello
Andrew Cooper
Grade 7 Cello
Jonathan Cooper
Grade 8 Viola
Latoya Rose
Grade 7 Violin
Sarah Mahon
Grade 8 Violin
Lauren K Phillips
Priscilla Sarkar
Sheila C Freeman Prize
Grade 8 Cello
Lisa Hughes
Fred Southall Prize
Grade 5 Piano
Naomi Denton
Elizabeth Dudley
Chaitanya Kanchan
Sarah Ryan
Yeovil
Vicars Close Prize
Grade 6 Piano
Rebecca H Kirkman
Grade 7 Piano
Susanna Macrae
Isobel Scott
York
Grade 7 Piano
Oliver Marshall
Miss Edith Oulton de Pauley Prize
Grade 7 Singing
Tess Ellison
Ireland
Dublin
for Ireland
Grade 8 Violin
Joni Kelly
Waterford
for Ireland
Grade 7 Piano
Treasa Murphy
Wells
Vicars Close Prize
Grade 6 Piano
Jessica Xiao
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Examiners
During 2006, 682 examiners undertook work on behalf of the Associated
Board with 222 of those examiners travelling internationally to conduct
exams.
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Examiners who conducted
exams in our international
centres.
Elaine Ackers
Peter Alexander
Judy Allen
Juliet Allen
Dorothy Allin
Bryan Anderson
e Elizabeth Angel
Mark Armstrong
e Paul Arnell
Helen Arnold
Timothy Arnold
Philip Aslangul
Janice Assersohn
e Colin Atkinson
Lynton Atkinson
Joy Austen
Marjorie Ayling
e
Michael Bailey
Robert Bailey
Dan Baker
Michael Baker
Dr Michael Ball
Patricia Ball
e Penelope Barclay
e Bernard Barker
Andrew Barlow
e Charles Barnes
Vincent Barr
e Timothy Barratt
Neil Barry
Kenneth Bartels
Dr Charles Beale
Kerry Beaumont
e Alison Beeson
Dr Colin Beeson
Sally Bell
Gaynor Bennion-Pedley
Quintus Benziger
Marion Best
e Michael Beynon
Martin Biggs
Roger Bigley
Robin Bigwood
e Heather Birks
Virginia Black
Lowri Blake
Douglas Blew
Timothy Blinko
Nicholas Blunn
Anne Boardman
e Grant Bocking
Andrew Bolton
Olivier Bonnici
Jane Booth
e Joanna Borrett
e Elisabeth Boulton
Alan Bourne
Mark Bousie
Michael Bowden
Timothy Bowers
Simon Bowler
Kevin Bowyer
Eric Boyd
e Dr Sarah Boyer
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Rory Boyle
Chris Brannick
Christopher Brayne
e Elizabeth Brazier
Charles Brereton
e David Brindle
e Deborah Brittain
Peter Broadbent
Rosemary Broadbent
Gerard Brooks
Roger Brooks
Alan Brown
e Christopher Brown
Helena Brown
e Lesley-Ann Brown
e Susan Brown
Stephen Browne
William Bruce
David Bruce-Payne
Andrew Bryden
Alan Bullard
Patrick Burnham
e Jean Burrow
Nicholas Burt
Russell Burton
Gordon Busbridge
Anthony-Benedict Cain
Timothy Caister
Susan Calvert
Robert Carey
e Stephen Carleston
Samantha Carrasco
e Jeremy Carter
e Neil Carter
Nicholas Carter
Mark Cartwright
e Nigel Carver
e Helen Cawthorne
e Myra Chahin
Dale Chambers
Sally Chappell
Julie Charles
Pearl Chatfield
Walija Chew
e Alan Childs
John Chillingworth
Pamela Chilvers
e Fiona Chryssides
e Judith Clare
e Barry Clark
Susan Clark
e Andrew Clarke
Ian Clarke
Simon Clarkson
Peter Clements
Caroline Clemmow
e Kenneth Cleveland
Lynda Cochrane
e Dr Stephen Collisson
Margaret W Cooke
David Cooper
Iain Cooper
e Jean Cooper-Smith
e Martin Cotton
Richard Coulson
Mervyn Cousins
e Margaret Cowling
Rowan Cozens
Ian Crabbe
Libby Crabtree
e Guy Cremnitz
Roger Crocker
Dr Anthony Crossland
Jane Crouch
Edmund Crutchfield
Annette Cull
Penny Cullington
Gillian Cummins
Ian Curror
Alexander Curtis
e
Peter Dains
Muriel Daniels
Glyn Davenport
e John Davenport
Harvey Davies
e Hugh Davies
e Adrian S Davis
Dorothy Davis
Elizabeth Davis
e Michael R Davis
Rodney Dawkins
e Helen Deakin
Andrew Dean
e Ian Denley
Valerie Denny
e Andrew Dibb
Richard Dickins
Dorothy Dickinson
e Kathleen Dickson
e Caroline Diffley
e Anthony Digger
e Joan Dixon
Stephen Doughty
Gretel Dowdeswell
e Peter J Downey
Elizabeth Drew
e Malcolm Drummond
Tessa Drummond
Helen Duffy
Kevin Duggan
David Dunnett
e Lesley Dunstan
e Richard Dunster-Sigtermans
Michael Dussek
Mark Duthie
e Brenda Dykes
e
e
Frances Eagar
Alison Eales
e Harold East
e Graham Eccles
David Eccott
e Margaret Ede
Michael Edwards
Joanne Edworthy
e Paul Ellis
e Richard Ellis
e Stephen Ellis
Donald Ellman
Jonathan Enright
Euros Rhys Evans
Howard Evans
e Robert Evans
e
e
Rosslyn Farren-Price
Robert Ferguson
Gordon Fergus-Thompson
Christopher Field
e Eileen Field
Judith Fleet
Dr Peter Flinn
Dr Malcolm Floyd
Prof Sebastian Forbes
Theresa Ford
Christopher Foster
e Joan Foster
e John Foster
David Francis
David Frankel
e Kaye Fraser
e Anthony Froggatt
e Anthea Fry
e
Michael Garbutt
David Garforth
David Gatehouse
Martin Gatt
e Dr Franklyn Gellnick
Michael George
Ruth Gerald
Angus Gibbon
Fiona Gillett
Terence Gilmore-James
e Jonathan Gleeson
e Malcolm Goldring
e Lauren Goldthorpe
Andrew Goodwin
e Anthony Gould
Peter Gould
Rosemary Gould
Sharon Gould
e Timothy Goulter
Dr Geoffrey Govier
Christopher Gower
Robert Gower
Jean Graham-Jones
Christopher Grant
e Ian Gray
e Gareth Green
e John C Green
Christopher Green-Armytage
e Howard Gregory
Jonathan Gregory
e Jane Gregson
Stephen Gregson
e Keith Griffiths
Graham Griggs
Patsy Gritton
Christopher Gumbley
Kathryn Gunn
e
Benjamin Hall
Graeme E Hall
e Irene Hall
Dr Richard Hall
Rob Hall
e Bernard Hall-Mancey
Denise C Ham
Keith Hamilton
e Philip Hamond Moore
e Michael Hancock
e Christine Hankin
Andrew Hansford
Malcolm Harding
e Ian Hare
e
Glenville Hargreaves
Geoffrey Harniess
Catherine Harper
Norman Harper
e Clive Harries
Michael Harris
Paul Harris
Derek Harrison
Ruth Harte
Simon Harvey
Richard Haslam
Emma Hattersley
Patrick Hawes
Elizabeth Hayes
Michael Haynes
Dr Deirdre Hayward
Moira Hayward
e Brian Head
e Julian Hellaby
e Tony Henwood
Corinne Hepburn
e Ita Herbert
John Heritage
Christopher Herrick
e Douglas Hewitt
Peter Hewitt
Timothy Hewitt-Jones
e Richard Hickman
Malcolm Hicks
Lyndon Hilling
Janet Hilton
Nina Hirsch
Claire Hobbs
Richard Hobson
Andrew Hodge
Eleanor Hodgkinson
e Rosalind Hoffler
e Celia Holland
Sandy Holland
Leslie Hollingworth
e John Holmes
Alec Hone
Ian Hooker
e Manya Horn
Colin P Howard
Ailsa Howarth
George Howarth
Gareth Hudson
Graeme Humphrey
John Humphreys
Karen Humphreys
Amanda Hurton
Nigel Hutchinson
Marcus Huxley
e
Leslie Inness
Dr Peter Inness
Bill Ives
John Iveson
Stella Jackson
Peter Jacobs
Michael Jacques
e Heather James
Richard James
Paul Janes
Michael Jeans
Rachel Jeffers
e Michael Johnson
Nicholas Johnson
David Jones
e Grahame R Jones
Ian Jones
Ieuan Jones
Robert Jones
Timothy Jones
Margaret Kay
Naomi Kayayan
Nicola-Jane Kemp
Stewart Kempster
Dr Christopher J Kent
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Anthony Kerr-Dineen
Jeremy Kimber
e Bernard King
James Kirby
e Brigid Kirkland-Wilson
Helen Knight
Richard Knight
e Elena Konstantinou
e
e
Andrew Morris
Olwen Morris
Alan Morrison
Kathryn Mosley
Daniel Moult
Dr Hilary Murphy
Roger Muttitt
e
e
Vivien Laird
Richard Lakin
John Lambert
Deborah Lammin
Barry Lancaster
e Robert Langston
Louise Lansdown
e Julian Larkin
e Vanessa Latarche
Dorina Latawska
e Richard M Latham
Peter Lawson
Antony Le Fleming
Peter Lea-Cox
Paul Leddington Wright
e Dennis Lee
David Leeke
e Ronald Lees
e Kelvin Leslie
e Alexander L’Estrange
Michael Lewin
e Richard Lewis
e Christopher Liddle
e Nancy Litten
Ian Little
Josephine Lively
Angela Livingstone
Richard Lloyd
Marion Long
e Ian Lowes
James Lowry
Adrian Lucas
Peter Lynch
Christopher Mabley
Alexandra Mackenzie
Patricia MacMahon
Peter Madan
John Madden
e Margaret Madeley
e Harry Malpass
Neil Mantle
e Richard Markham
Corinne Marsh
Anne Marshall
e Mark Marshall
Jonathan Marten
Philip Martin
Ann Martin-Davis
Catherine Marwood
Hilary Mason
Phyllida Maude-Roxby
Neil McFarlane
Colin McGuire
e John McLeod
e Margaret Murray McLeod
Julian McNamara
Anthony McNaught
Dr George McPhee
e Russell Medley
e Delia Meehan
Simon Mercer
Rachel Meredith
e Mary Methuen
Morag Michael
Beverley Miller
e Sarah Miller
Andrew Millington
Alison Moncrieff-Kelly
Jane Money
Moyra Montagu
Mark Monument
J Stephen Moore
Bronwen Naish
Robert Neden
Robin Nelson
e David Nettle
Bernard Newman
Janet Newman
e Dr Michael B Nicholas
Simon Nicholls
James Nicolson
Peter Noke
Joseph Nolan
Andrew Norburn
e Antonietta Notariello
e
e
Carole Oakes
Rosemary O’Connell
e Peter O’Hagan
Dianne O’Hara
e David Oliver
Nicholas Oliver
Michael Omer
Bernard O’Neill
e Stephen Ostler
William O’Sullivan
e Anthony Ovenell
Jean Owen
Dr Andrew Padmore
Neil Page
Robin Page
e Christine Palmer
Simon Parkin
Denise Patton
Janet Payne
Alison Pearce
Heidi Pegler
e Robert Pell
Mary Pells
e Valerie Perrett
e Muriel Phillips
Alan Pickard
Stephen Pinnock
e Joseph Polglase
Dr David S Ponsford
e Mary Porter
e Geoffrey Pratley
e David Price
Gareth Price
Sarah Price
Scott Price
Malcolm Pritchard
e Robin Proctor
Rebecca Prosser
Linda Pyatt
e
Elizabeth Randell
Peter Read
Jonathan Rennert
e John Reynolds
e Martin Richards
Sharon Richards
Tim Richards
e Michael Ridley
Max Ritchie
Emyr Wyn Roberts
Stephen Robertson
Roy Robinson
Robert Rogers
e Brenda Ross
Pete Rosser
e Neil Roxburgh
Keith Rusling
Graham Salvage
Martin Sanders-Hewett
Victor Sangiorgio
Robert Saudek
Ingrid Sawers
Philip Sawyers
Roger Sayer
Dr Nigel Scaife
Vanessa Scott
John Scott Whiteley
Nicholas Searls
e Christopher Seed
e Margaret Semple
e Howard Seymour
Polly Sharpe
Robert Shaw
Anthea Shepherdson
e Susan Sheppard
e Aaron Shorr
Lesley Shrigley Jones
e Clive Simmonds
William Sivier
e Philip Skelton
John York Skinner
Rodney G Slatford
e Iain Sloan
Jonathan Small
Michael Smedley
e Eleanor Smith
Mark Smith
e Ronald Alan Smith
e Susan Smith
Susan Graham Smith
Vanessa Smith
e Brian Snary
e John Snook
Ashley Solomon
Melanie Spanswick
Nigel Speak
Dr Alan Spedding
e David Spencer
Grant Spencer
e Nigel Spooner
e Richard Stangroom
e Peter Stearn
e Ralph Stenner
Christine Stevenson
Murray Stewart
John Stilwell
e Frederick Stocken
e Richard Storry
Kevin Street
Karis Stretton
e Lynette Stulting
e Jennifer Sturgeon
e Paul Sturman
Philip Sunderland
e Adrian Sutcliffe
Christopher Swann
e
Dr Mark Tanner
Carol Taylor
e Clara Taylor
Jonathan Taylor
Karen Taylor
Matthew Taylor
e Philip Taylor
Andrew Teague
Raphael Terroni
Paul Terry
Gillian Thoday
e Christina Thomas
e D Meurig Thomas
Christina Thomson
William Thomson
e Jasper L Thorogood
e James Tibbles
Helen Tierney
e Christopher Tilbury
e Colin Tipple
John Farquhar Todd
Dr Nicholas Toller
Barbara Tomlinson
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Philippa Topham
John Treherne
Paul Trepte
e Graham Trew
Margaret Turner
e Neville K Turner
Alison Uren
e
Matthew Vine
Clement Virgo
e
Rebecca Wade
Christopher Walker
e Colin Walker
Geoffrey Walker
e Martin Walker
Nicholas Walker
e Ian Wallace
Alison Waller
Ann Ward
David Ward
Jane Ward
John Wardle
e John Ware
e Edward Warren
David A Warwick
e Ian Warwick
Shuna Watkinson
Angus Watson
Meurig Watts
Jane Watts
e Malcolm Weale
Geoffrey Weaver
Hilary Webster
e Dr John Wells
e Robin Wells
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Timothy Wells
Martin White
Meredith White
Philip White
e Anthony Whittaker
e Prof Frank Wibaut
Joanne Wicks
e Mark Wildman
e Dr Nigel Wilkinson
Jonathan Willcocks
Anthony Williams
David Williams
e Gillian Williams
J Martyn Williams
Andrew Wilson
Ross Winters
Christopher Wood
e Cynthia Wood
e Joyce Woodhead
Elizabeth Worthington
John Worthington
Steven Wray
John Wright
Simon Wyatt
e Julia Wynn
e
e
Tien Yang
Stephen Yeo
e Michael Young
Robin Zebaida
Theory of music only
Eve Barsham
Diana Bell
Derry Bertenshaw
Hugh Bowman
Brian Bussell
Alan Cuckston
Amy Dann
James Eastham
Sheila M Filmer
Terence Greaves
Graeme E Hall
Graham Ireland
Debra Jones
John Jordan
Nicholas King
Rayford Kitchen
Talia Lash
Richard Lyne
Prof John Morehen
Angela Mundey
David Patrick
David Pettit
David Pritchard
J Stuart Rees
David Robinson
Peter Shave
Dr Michael Smith
Derek Stevens
Alan Tait
Alan Taylor
Alexandra Teal
Teo Li-Lin
Malcolm Watts
Percy Welton
William Whittle
Wallace Woodley
Thank you
We would like to thank the
following examiners who retired
or resigned from the examiner
panel in 2006.
Peter Alexander
Colin Atkinson
Grant Bocking
Anthony Digger
Malcolm Drummond
Terence Gilmore-James
Anthony Gould
Patsy Gritton
Bernard Hall-Mancey
Ruth Harte
Brian Head
Bill Ives
Talia Lash
Richard Latham
Ronald Lees
George McPhee
Olwen Morris
Bronwen Naish
Stuart Riley
Ronald Alan Smith
Richard Stangroom
Paul Terry
Neville Turner
Obituaries
We were saddened to learn of the
deaths during 2006 of the
following members of the
examiner panel.
Dorothy Allin
Nigel Carver
Richard Coulson
Judith Massey
Mark Ray
Nicholas Searls
Monica Shallis
CT
ABRSM
Course Leaders and Mentors
The Certificate of Teaching course lies at the heart of the Associated
Board’s professional development activities. The following members of our
professional development panel acted as Course Leaders and Mentors on
the 2005-2006 one-year courses and the 2006 fast-track course.
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Course Leaders
Hong Kong
e Brian Ley
Joy Austen, Piano
Ray Banning, Piano
Judith Mitchell, Strings
United Kingdom
Bristol
e Brian Ley
Carole Jenner-Timms, Woodwind
Penelope Price Jones, Voice
Emyr Roberts, Piano
Leo Turner, Guitar
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Exeter
e Chris Morgan
Michael Johnson, Piano
Helen Pysanczyn, Woodwind
Malcolm Weale, Brass
London
e David Barnard
Ray Banning, Piano
Angela Fussell, Woodwind
Fiona Harrison, Guitar
Evelyn Nallen, Woodwind
Mary Pells, Piano
Patricia Sabin, Voice
John Shayler, Strings
Manchester
e Penny Stirling
Karenna Caun, Voice
Richard Ingham, Woodwind
Nigel Mainard, Brass
Peter Noke, Piano
Tony Shorrocks, Strings
Christina Thompson, Brass
Cynthia Wood, Piano
Oxford
Helen Coll
Madeleine Casson, Brass
Andrew Hansford, Piano
Julian Hellaby, Piano
Janet Way, Woodwind
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Sheffield
e John Treherne
Lauren Goldthorpe, Piano
Tony Shorrocks, Strings
Fast-Track Course
e Ian Smith
Phillip Gilbert, Voice
Chris Hankin, Woodwind
Helen Krizos, Piano
Peter Noke, Piano
Timothy Pells, Guitar
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Representatives
During 2006 over 400 representatives were involved with the work of the
Associated Board around the world. Our International Representatives and
Contacts, and Honorary Local Representatives in the UK and Ireland have an
immensely important role to play: assisting with the local administration of
exams; liaising with teachers, pupils and parents; and organizing a range of
activities such as High Scorers’ Concerts and seminars.
International Consultants
Hong Kong & China
Prof David & Shirley
Gwilt
South East Asia
Dr David Young
Sue Terry (Jazz Consultant)
International
Representatives, Contacts
and Honorary Local
Representatives
Anguilla
Joycelynne Ashby
Antigua
Jean Esther Michael
Australia
Jennie Begg
Peggy Ann Crosskey
Joan Earle
Ken Hay
Judy Thönell
Austria
Joanne Klein
The Bahamas
Elizabeth Thornton
Bahrain
Capt Rod Taylor
Denmark
Kaj Nyvang (Contact)
Sebastian Stephen D’Cruz
Dr Aswan Thomas Elias
Benita Fernandes
Minette Duncan Marbañiang
B Marthand
Sudhin Prabhakar
Sentic K Sam
Aleyamma Thomas
Veneeta Warrior
Dominica
Catherine Daniel
Indonesia
Denis Umar
Egypt
Dr Mohamed El Tobgy
Lisette Meguerditchian
(Contact)
Italy
Calogero Amodio
Maria Dolores Amodio
Chircop
Martin Biggs
Robert W Hix
Cyprus
British Council (Emilia
Fiakkou Hadjicharou)
Czech Republic
David Talacko
Faroe Islands
Martin Mouritsen
(Contact)
Finland
Francis Kiernan
France
Dr Atarah Ben-Tovim
Anne Trezise
Germany
C F Peters Frankfurt/Main
Katharine Beatty
Caroline Brand
David Clarke
Bangladesh
Shantha P Gunasekera
(Contact)
Ghana
West African
Examinations Council
(NC Johnson)
E B Takyi-Micah
Barbados
Milton Inniss
Gibraltar
Aurelio Gonzalez
Jamaica
Maurice Gordon
Japan
Roland Foundation
(Hiro Umano)
Jordan
National Music
Conservatory
(Kifah Fakhouri)
Kenya
Kenya National
(D Mwanyumba)
Kenya Conservatoire of
Music (Atigala Luvai)
Korea
Shin Han Art Hall
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(Contact)
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Fedelmia O’Herlihy
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Miriam Halpin (Irish
Co-ordinator)
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Joanne Cater
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Anne Woodworth
Thank you
The following
representatives stepped
down during 2006. We
thank them for all their work
on behalf of the Associated
Board.
International
Representatives
Caroline Brand, Germany
Jean Hyde, USA
Dr Kevin Vigil, USA
UK and Ireland Honorary
Local Representatives
Freda Beaven, Southport
Gordon Blackburn,
Bridlington
Elizabeth Conrath,
Folkestone
Roger Farmer, Swindon
Oliver Flitcroft, Morpeth
Christine Frostick,
Peterborough
Sandra Gundy, Southend
Rita Luke, Middlesbrough
Hester MacQueen,
Birmingham
Patricia Meller, Stockport
Lawrence Neill,
Ballynahinch
Jane Price, Cannock
Eryl Richards, Porthcawl
Yvonne Riseborough,
Bognor Regis
Joanne Schultz, Chelmsford
Christina Thomas,
New Milton
Frances Williams,
King’s Lynn
Obituaries
Carys Arwyn Evans, HLR
for Bangor, died in June
2006. Her contribution
during her 23 years was
remarkable. She was wellknown and well-loved in
her local community, both
through her management
of the centre and her
enthusiasm for organizing
High Scorers’ Concerts.
Velma Gumbs was our
Representatives for St
Kitts from 2002 until her
death in December 2006.
Velma was one of St Kitts'
foremost church organists
and a dedicated primary,
secondary and adult
education teacher working
for the Ministry of
Education.
Hester MacQueen, HLR for
Birmingham from 2000
until her retirement in the
summer of 2006, died in
January 2007. During her
six years as HLR, Mrs
MacQueen always ensured
the best possible
arrangements for
candidates taking their
exams, whether they
attended the practical,
theory or diploma centre.
Limerick
John Davis
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