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Thursday 13th - Saturday 22ndNovember 2014

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Holywood Music Festival 2014

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

Charity No. XR90003

Thursday 13 NOVEMBER – Saturday 22 NOVEMBER 2014

Venues: Queen’s Hall, St Patrick’s Church Hall, St Philip & St James Parish Church

Bangor: Ballyholme Primary school

Patron Barry Douglas President Michael Alexander Chairperson John Young Honorary Treasurer Alan Andrews Honorary Secretary Marianne Underwood Tel: 028 9076 0545

Section Secretaries: Trophies Judith Rebbeck Tel: 028 9042 2591 Piano Marianne Underwood Tel: 028 9076 0545 Instrumental Marianne Underwood Tel: 028 9076 0545 Vocal and Choral William Fox-Roberts Tel: 028 9042 4355 Traditional Music Jane Fox-Roberts Tel: 028 9042 4355

Music Theatre Kim Alexander Tel: 028 9042 1369

Stewards Joanne Boyd Tel: 028 9076 1472

Vision: Music is recognised as essential to the well-being of society

Mission: Providing opportunities for the community to enjoy

engagement with music

General Adjudicator: Graeme Humphrey Traditional Music Adjudicator: Robbie Hughes Music Theatre: David Beer

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Greetings from the Patron, Barry Douglas OBE Artistic Director - Camerata Ireland and Clandeboye Festival

I would like to congratulate the Holywood Music Festival for all the great encouragement you have shown to young artists over the years. This is so important for helping build the future of the arts in our community.

We at the Clandeboye Festival have been so impressed with the standard of our young people in our 12 festivals. I am thrilled that over 160 young musicians have taken part in Clandeboye. We are very happy to see these talented musicians go on to a professional career and many play with Camerata Ireland throughout the season.

The most important thing is to enjoy making music. I know taking part can be stressful but I hope you can all enjoy the experience of playing live for people who appreciate what you are doing.

Very best wishes and good luck!

SPONSORS OF HOLYWOOD MUSIC FESTIVAL 2014

North Down Borough Council Matchetts Music Progressive Building Society Braeside Country House S D Bell & Co., Tea & Coffee Specialists Adrian Hall and Co d’Arcy Family Ken McNally Benny Crawford & Son AA Music Foster and Son Removals

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Greetings from the President

Michael Alexander

Welcome to Holywood Music Festival 2014! Whether you're a long term friend or enjoying your first visit, we are very grateful for your support and hope that you will have an enjoyable and rewarding time with us. As ever our thanks go to our hard working Festival Committee and our wonderful army of Volunteer Stewards. We are always on the lookout for people to help run the Festival, please don't hesitate to give us your contact details if you are interested in joining us! Holywood Music Festival could not survive without the

generosity of our funders and sponsors. We are grateful again this year for the ongoing support of NDBC who recognise the Festival as a valuable community event in Holywood. As with all arts organisations, fundraising is an increasingly important area for us as overheads and expenses continue to rise, we are constantly searching for new income streams, please do contact us if you think you could help! Michael Alexander

Greetings from the Chairman

John Young

You are very welcome to the Holywood Music Festival for 2014. We are delighted that you have joined us and hope that you enjoy being a part of what has become a very important and worthwhile annual event.

We have found, when we have asked people at random about the Festival, that they tend to say that they think that it is a very good idea to have one, which is always very encouraging, but, when we ask them what having a music festival involves and why it is worth having, they often struggle to find an answer.

Some see it as a competition for prizes and trophies while others see it as a showcase for performers. And it is, of course, both of these, but it is also so much more. What it seeks to do – and what it does – is to

encourage performers of all kinds and ages to develop their musical skills and experiences by giving them a platform on which to appear and a sympathetic audience to watch and listen.

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Every performer also has an opportunity to see how others entered in the same class as themselves are doing and, just as important, to hear the comments of expert and experienced adjudicators on their performance and what they might do to make it even better.

The Festival is, in other words, all about those who enter, whether they are on their own or members of a larger group, such as a choir, and its focus is on enabling all of them to add to their experience, build their self-confidence and extend their musical knowledge. That those who help to organise the Festival and those who make up the audience enjoy the whole experience is a very welcome bonus.

John Young

Chairman

Holywood Music Festival Committee

P.S. A note about photographs

Please note that we are asking parents, carers, guardians and friends of the performers not to take photographs at any time when they are in the Queen’s Hall or any other Festival venue, even of their own children. We have appointed an official accredited photographer, who is the only person authorised to take photographs.

If you would like to have a copy of any photographs taken by our official photographer, please let one of the Festival stewards know and we will liaise with the photographer on your behalf. And if you do not want your child to be part of any photograph taken by our official photographer, please make one of the stewards aware of this as soon as you can.

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AWARDS, CUPS, SHIELDS AND TROPHIES

Awards will be made to competitors with the most outstanding performance in each of the following categories

1. d’Arcy Cup + £250, £100, and £50 for the three most promising instrumentalists

in the Festival 2013 awarded to Anna Maria O’Donnell, Justine Gormley and Connor White.

2. Foster Award for Vocal Solo + £100 for the most promising singer from classes B10,

B12, B14, B16, B19 and B22

2013 awarded to Thomas Copeland

3. Foster Shield and Award for Music Theatre + £100 music vouchers for the singer

with the highest mark in Music Theatre

2013 awarded to Niamh McAllistar

4. McWhirk Cup + £100 for the person with the highest mark in an instrumental class

2013 awarded to Anselm McDonald

5. John Gray Funeral Directors Holywood Award for the best Primary School Orchestra, £50 voucher

6. Godfrey Brown Cup for the person or persons who contributes most to the Festival

2013 awarded to Judith Rebbeck 7. Buckley Shield for the senior traditional music group which gives the most

accomplished and mature performance of Traditional Music

2013 awarded to St Dominic’s Traditional Group 8. Burnside Shield for the best Secondary School Choir

2013 awarded to St Dominic’s Senior Choir 9. Barry Douglas Cup for the most accomplished pianist over 12 years

2013 awarded to Michael Hong 10. Maurice Foster Memorial Cup for the best Primary School Choir

2013 awarded to Strathearn Prep Choir 11. Laiseran Senior Trophy for the most outstanding performance of the senior soloists

in Traditional Music

2013 awarded to Catherine Beare 12. Laiseran Junior Trophy for the most outstanding performance of the junior soloists

in Traditional Music

2013 awarded to Pearse Farren 13. Montmartre Cup for the most promising singer under 15 years

2013 awarded to Anna Thompson 14. Joan Thompson Trophy for the most promising pianist 12 years and under

2013 awarded to William Rong

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Graeme Humphrey – General Adjudicator A British and International Federation of Festivals Adjudicator

Graeme Humphrey has been a teacher of piano all his professional life,

both at the Royal Academy of Music for thirty-six years from 1974 -

2010, and privately. He has also been very actively involved in festival

adjudicating and examining - work which has taken him to Hong Kong,

Malaysia, Singapore, Italy, Germany, New Zealand, Australia, France,

Sabah, Sri Lanka, Japan, Thailand and Ghana.

He was awarded an Associated Board Scholarship on the piano from

New Zealand to study at the Royal Academy of Music. He regularly

teaches in Hong Kong, and was external examiner at National

Academy of Fine Arts in Singapore from 2009 – 2011. He has given

classes at both the Academy of Performing Arts in Hong Kong and the National Academy of Fine Arts

in Singapore. In 1988 he founded the Blackheath Music Festival in London. From 1993 - 2010 he

tutored at the Shrewsbury International Summer School and was Music Director of the Summer

School from 2004 - 2010. In 1997 he was elected Warden of the Private Teachers’ Section of the

Incorporated Society of Musicians, and in 2002 was elected President of the Royal Academy of Music

Club. He has recently been involved in the selecting and editing of a major new piano duet project

that is republishing long out-of-print beginner and intermediate level duet material, primarily for the

pupil/teacher. This can be seen at www.fourhandsplus.com

David Beer BA (Hons) – Music Theatre Adjudicator A British and International Federation of Festivals Adjudicator

David Beer is a professional conductor and pianist. He studied at Hull

University where he gained a BA with Honours. While teaching in Hull, he

conducted choral and light operatic societies but, in 1980, he decided to

leave teaching and forge a career as a freelance conductor.

David has conducted many West End shows including Fame, Guys and Dolls

and Me and My Girl, played on film scores, appeared on TV and radio both

as a conductor and pianist and has recorded three original cast albums

(Fame – the Musical, Song of Singapore and The Rink by Kander and Ebb).

For some years, he worked for Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Really Useful

Company conducting many of his shows, including Cats, Aspects of Love, Jesus Christ Superstar and

Joseph. He was also Sarah Brightman’s accompanist, recording the album “The Songs that Got

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Away”, with her. In 2009, he was asked by Brian May of Queen to be Musical Director of the first UK

tour of ‘We Will Rock You’’.

As Director of Music at the BRIT School for Performing Arts 2000 – 2004, David discovered and

taught Katie Melua and Leona Lewis, among others. He has also taught, taken vocal workshops and

been MD of shows at Arts Educational School, Guildhall, Guilford Conservatoire, Italia Conti

Academy and RADA. David is an examiner for London College of Music, specializing in Music

Theatre, Pop Vocals and Piano and was recently awarded an FLCM for Professional Achievement. He

is a Music Mentor for Music for Youth Festivals and has adjudicated many festivals nationwide.

He lives in Bedfordshire where he teaches singing and piano and conducts several local choirs.

RJ Hughes – Traditional Music Adjudicator

Robbie Hughes was born in 1950, educated at Portora ; he later studied design

at the University of Ulster.

Having completed a post - graduate year, this led to an examination of the

construction and function of the Uilleann Pipes, a subject which at that time,

hadn't generated the current level of popular interest.

In 1976 Hughes & McLeod set up a workshop near Downpatrick specialising in

the making & exporting of Uilleann Pipes to many overseas markets.

Always looking at new materials and technological developments, the company was awarded the

DTI's SMART award stages one & two in 1990; this was for research into the double reed for musical

instruments.

RJ Hughes lives near Strangford, Co. Down where he produces the Clanrye Synthetic reed for the

Scottish Highland Pipes for Hughes and McLeod Ltd, a Qubis (QUB) company, whilst maintaining a

keen interest in Irish piping and traditional music. He is a well-known adjudicator in this field.

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RULES AND CONDITIONS

1. Participants Competition in this Festival is open to any person who, in accordance with the conditions prescribed for each Class, is qualified to compete therein, subject to the following:

This Festival is for amateurs. For the purpose of this Festival, an amateur is considered to be a person who does not make his/her living by performing or teaching in the discipline involved. This does not apply to conductors. 2. Entries The Committee reserves the right to refuse any entry without assigning a reason. Age: The age of the entrant on 30 September 2014 will be deemed to be his or her age for the purpose of entry. Own Choice Pieces: Entries will not be accepted without full details of any Own Choice title and composer being shown on the entry form. Under no circumstances will entrants be allowed to change an Own Choice piece once it has been submitted and entrants can only perform music printed in the programme. Entry fees cannot be returned except for entries not accepted by the decision of the Committee. The Committee reserves the right to close classes before the official closing date if sufficient entries have not been received. 3. Repeats Entrants should not play repeats in test pieces unless specified in the Syllabus except for Da Capo and Dal Segno. In Own Choice pieces repeats are optional, but all works performed must comply with the time limits for that class. 4. Time limit Time limit for each class is shown in the Syllabus and this must be strictly adhered to. Those who play for longer than the time limit will have marks deducted and the adjudicator may stop the performance. 5. Set Music Entrants must perform from the edition specified, and in the key specified, or they will be disqualified. Copies of own choice music for the Official Accompanist must be sent with the entry to the Section Secretary or to arrive not later than 15th October 2014. A copy for the adjudicator must be sent with the entry or brought on the day. One of these copies must be an original, preferably that given to the accompanist. In the case of pieces taken from a volume used by more than one competitor, each competitor must provide two copies – one for the Adjudicator and one for the Official accompanist.

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Under no circumstances may entrants perform any piece in more than one class.

6. Accompanists

Official Accompanists will be available to accompany classes with set pieces.

Competitors who wish to provide their own accompanist may do so but must

indicate on the entry form that they do not require the official accompanist.

Those competitors who wish to have an Official Accompanist for Own Choice pieces

must indicate this on the entry form. A copy of the music in the correct key and

clearly marked with the competitor’s name and class entry number must be received

by the Section Secretary at the time of entry or no later than 15th October 2014.

Music received after that date may not be accepted. It is important to ensure that

correct postage is observed otherwise the music may fail to arrive.

Where music is not sent in time, either the performer or teacher can contact the

accompanist and negotiate an arrangement, or can take the chance that the

accompanist would be prepared to sight read the piece. The accompanist has the

right to refuse to sight read the music.

Each competitor must provide a separate copy of music for the accompanist, even if

there are two or more competitors performing the same music. If you are sending a

photocopy, please ensure that it is of good quality.

It is not acceptable to choose another accompanist once the music has been sent to

the Section Secretary. The only exception to this is in the case of music not received

by 15th October. In these circumstances competitors may bring their own

accompanist at their own expense.

In the event of a competitor who has requested an Official Accompanist having to

withdraw from the festival, it is essential that they inform the Section Secretary so

that the Official Accompanist can be notified as soon as possible.

Rehearsals may be organized with the Official Accompanist three weeks before the

Festival begins. Such arrangements are entirely the responsibility of the competitor,

parent or person with parental responsibility, including payment of the appropriate

fee and supervision where appropriate.

The Section Secretary can provide contact details of Official Accompanists.

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7. Vocal Classes All vocal set pieces are to be sung in English, unless specified in the Syllabus as ‘may be sung in the original text’. (This does not apply to the Traditional Music Section of the syllabus). Boy sopranos are not eligible for female vocal classes. 8. Adjudicators The Committee reserves the right to engage additional adjudicators, or to substitute without notice for any adjudicator unable to appear, and to transfer classes from one session to another, or from one day to another. No entrant, teacher or interested party may discuss any aspect of the Festival with an adjudicator before, during or after classes, except at the invitation of the adjudicator. The adjudicator’s decision will be regarded as final. 9. Trophies and Awards Adjudication reports can be collected at the end of each class from the desk outside the main hall. Trophies awarded are kept for eleven months (until October of the following year) and should be returned in good and clean condition. A letter will be sent to the competitor during September requesting the return of the cup or trophy to this address: Mrs Judith Rebbeck, 21 Seafront Road, Holywood, BT18 0BB. It is the competitor’s responsibility to have their trophies engraved. Awards will be presented at the discretion of the adjudicator and the Committee. Awards may be withheld pending settlement of any dispute as to the eligibility of the competitor. 10. Copyright The Festival is bound by copyright law and cannot allow photography, tape or video recordings, all of which are absolutely forbidden during performances or adjudication. 11. Complaints Any protest about the infringement of any of these rules, or action taken following an infringement, should be made in writing to the Secretary within one week of the date of the Festival, and should be accompanied by a stamped, addressed envelope or sent by email to the Secretary: Mrs Marianne Underwood, 6 Knockdarragh Park, Belfast, BT4 2LE. Email [email protected] The decision of the Committee in all matters arising out of or not specifically covered in these Rules and Regulations is final. The Festival is not responsible for the loss of any property on the premises. 12. Safeguarding A copy of Holywood Music Festival Safeguarding policy is displayed at all venues and can also be found on-line. Those responsible for entries will receive a copy of the Safeguarding policy along with the timetable details several weeks before the Festival. They must ensure that a copy of the policy is passed on to the parent or person with parental responsibility for children under 18 and vulnerable adults.

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All children and vulnerable adults must be accompanied by a responsible adult and are not the responsibility of Festival personnel. 13. Music Theatre Classes All performances using music from shows in current production are subject to copyright law. Songs from shows in current production may be sung as a concert item, i.e. with no costume or props, without need for copyright permission. Where movement or props are included in a performance copyright permission is required and the Festival Committee accepts these entries on the basis that the appropriate copyright permission has been sought. Performers or teachers with queries on how to obtain copyright permission for performance items should contact Festivals House on 0906 302 1302 before making entries. (Calls cost maximum of 50p per minute.) Marks will be deducted from performers whose choice of song is not age appropriate. 14. Festival Timetable Most classes will generally run in one and a half hour sessions in which a group of short classes may run consecutively with the adjudication at the end. The very young classes will last no longer than 45-60 minutes. Approximately two weeks prior to the Festival those who are responsible for entries will receive details of the class times, e.g. 9:30am -11:00am.

N.B. There will be no classes for 10-11 year old children on Saturdays 15 and 22 November 2014.

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PLATFORM PRESENTATION

A festival is an occasion when you want to do your best in every way, and platform deportment is a very important part of your performance. Performers can greatly add to the enjoyment of sessions by a pleasing and relaxed appearance. A performer who is at ease on the platform puts the audience at ease. A performer who has made the effort to prepare work should use care and thought when selecting clothes to wear at the performance. Smart dress is a courtesy to the audience and flamboyant or very casual clothes should be avoided. Skirts always look shorter on a platform so it may be more appropriate to wear a longer skirt. Female cellists and guitarists may find trousers more comfortable than skirts. Expensive clothes are not necessary. Instruments should have been tuned prior to the class, so that only minor adjustment is required on the platform. When a music stand is used it should be placed so that it does not obscure the audience’s view of your playing. When performers play an “Own Choice” piece they will be asked to announce to the audience what they will be performing. A performance starts before the first note, and finishes after the last one. Wait quietly until the adjudicator is ready, taking a few deep breaths, so that you begin your performance feeling comfortable. A slight bow to the adjudicator and audience at the end is a courtesy, and rounds off your performance (don’t forget to acknowledge the accompanist, if you are using one). Leave the platform without hurrying. If you are called up to receive a prize, shake hands with the presenter before taking it. Attention to these points helps a great deal in developing a higher standard of amateur public performance.

MARKING DESCRIPTORS 75-77 A performance limited in its communication 78-80 A performance showing development of technique and/or communication 81-83 A capable performance showing some artistic appreciation and/or technical ability 84-86 A convincing performance technically and artistically 87-89 An excellent performance technically and artistically 90+ An exceptional performance, both technically and artistically

Holywood Music Festival's Child Protection Policy is displayed at all venues and can be found on-line at http://www.holywoodmusicfestival.com/2014-festival/child-protection-policy/

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Thursday 13 November 9:00am St.Patrick's Hall

D1 Tin Whistle Solo Beginners Medal

One piece from the list. Time limit 3 minutes

1 Aimee Hughes march

2 Conor Hewitt polka

3 Jane Finnegan march

4 Mark O'Connor polka

5 Josh Owens Far from Home Traditional Irish Tune

6 Stephanie Bell Gan ainm

7 Chloe Morrison Gan ainm

8 Laura Dunlop Polka

9 Amelia Hazle Polka

10 Holly Higgins Song/Air

11 Celia Buchanan March

12 Rebekah Devlin March or Jig

13 Jueliette Ruelland-Kennedy March or Jig

14 Aoife Neeson Polka

15 Niamh Sweeney March

16 Alex Murray March

17 Lorcan Fairfield March

18 Clara Murray Polka

19 Ben Brown March

20 Katie Flynn March

21 Charles McMahon Murray March

22 Megan Brown March

23 Zoe Reilly Song of the Chanter

24 Christopher J Bryce Kerry Polka

25 Keely O'Brien Roddy McSorley's March

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D4 Instrumental Solo Intermediate (not including Tin Whistle) Medal

Two contrasting pieces from the list. Time limit 5 minutes.

1 Shane mclaughlin Rocking The Boat Sharon Shannon- Jig from Sharon Shannon- Jig

The Busted Matress Sharon Shannon - Reel from Sharon Shannon - Reel

2 Josh Owens Gentle Breeze (Slow Air) Traditional Irish Tune

Merry Blacksmiths (Reel) Traditional Irish Tune

3 Isla McKibbin Silver Spear (Reel)

Trip to London (Jig)

D3 Instrumental Solo Beginners (not including Tin Whistle) Medal

One piece from the list. Time limit 3 minutes

1 Alex Walsh jig

2 Martin Scott polka

3 Josh Owens Harvest Home (hornpipe) Traditional Irish Tune

4 Madeline Harrington Gan ainm

5 Olivia Lappin Gan ainm

6 Katie Veale Gan ainm

7 Mollie Mc Alorum Gan ainm

8 Hana Mc Alorum Gan ainm

9 Ciaran Mc Cusker Gan ainm

10 Bethan Russell Barndance

11 Sarah Johnston Off to California (Hornpipe)

D5 Instrumental Duet Beginners (including Tin Whistle) Medal

One piece from the list. Time limit 3 minutes.

1 Alex Walsh and Conor Hewitt polka

2 Jude Scott and Martin Scott polka

3 Josh Owens and Hana Mc Alorum Gan ainm

4 Mollie Mc Alorum and Stephanie Bell Gan ainm

5 Joseph Lord and Olivia Lappin Gan ainm

6 St Comgall's 5 and St Comgall's 6 Gan ainm

7 Eve Rainey & Rachel Lyle March

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D2 Tin Whistle Solo Intermediate Medal

Two contrasting pieces from above list. Time limit 5 minutes

1 Shane mclaughlin The Rights Of Men Traditional Hornpipe from Traditional Hornpipe

Three Sea Captains Traditional Set Dance from Traditional Set Dance

2 Jude Scott reel

jig

3 Ella Davey A

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Thursday 13 November 10:30am Queen's Leisure Complex

F2 Song from a Musical Show 12 years and under Medal

Own Choice of one song

1 Scarlett Mooney Perfect Nanny

2 Mabelle Wilcox Who will buy

3 Rachel Brett Winnie the Pooh

4 Rachel Blair Part of Your World Alan Menken & Howard Ashman from The Little Mermaid

5 Georgia McKissick Age of not believing

6 Zara Hamilton Bare Necessities

7 Alexander Hook When somebody loved me

8 Anna Thomson Do you want to build a snowman?

9 Joy Simpson Let's Go Fly a Kite Richard M Sherman & Robert B Sherman from Walt Disney's "Mary Poppins"

10 Amber Beckinsale Who Will Buy Lionel Bart from Oliver Twist

11 Georgia Wells All I Do Is Dream of You Arthur Freed & Naico Brown

12 George Robinson Electricity Elton John and Lee Hall

13 Ralph Robinson Naughty Tim Minchin

14 Cassie Mallon My Favourite Things Rodgers & Hammerstein from The Sound of Music

15 Sara Kelly You're Never Fully Dressed Without a Smile from Annie

16 Eden Haycock Windy City David Buttolph & Howard Jackson from Calamity Jane

17 Tamzin Johnston Les Poissons Alan Manken & Howard Ashman from The Litte Mermaid

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18 Sophie Casement Edelweiss Rodgers & Hammerstein from The Sound of Music

19 Emma Kee Home from Wonderland

20 Antos Wojciechowski Candle on the Water Al Kasha & Joel Hirschorn from Pete's Dragon

Thursday 13 November 1:30pm St.Patrick's Hall

D7 Traditional Group Beginners Fox-Roberts Cup


1 St Bernard's Irish Traditional Group march

polka

2 St Comgall's Ensemble Gan ainm

Gan ainm

3 St Bernard's PS Traditional Group Inis Oirr (slow air)

Boys of Wexford (march)

4 St.Patrick's P.S. Traditional Group 2 Contrasting Pieces

2 Contrasting Pieces

5 St. Finian's (9) Seamus Cousin's Polka

Roddy McSorley's March

D12 Traditional Group Beginners Traditional Music Cup

Two contrasting pieces from the list. Time limit 3 minutes

1 St Comgall's Traditional Group Dawning of the day/Dalaigh's Polka anon

Dawning of the day/Dalaigh's Polka anon

2 St Bernard's PS Traditional Group Inis Oirr (slow air)

Boys of Wexford (march)

3 St.Patrick's P.S. Traditional Group Star of the County Down Trad.

The Harp That Once Through Tara's Halls

4 St. Finian's (9) Seamus Cousin's Polka

Roddy McSorley's March

Thursday 13 November 2:00pm Queen's Leisure Complex

F1a Song from a Musical Show 9 years and under

Medal


1 Ciara Moore Maybe

2 Madeline Doherty Edelweiss

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3 Velvet Meharg Let's go fly a kite

4 Mia McDowell Tomorrow

5 Sophie Campbell Perfect Nanny

6 Jaimie Anderson-Orr Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah

7 Teddy Geddis Where is Love

8 Claudia Simms I've Got No Strings

9 Lila-Rose Tyson Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Da Allie Wrubel.

10 Max Robinson Be Kind to Your Parents Harold Rome

11 Charley Dougherty Castle on a Cloud

12 Alana Higgins Let's go fly a kite

13 Clara McWhinney Edelweiss

14 Daisy Johnston Who will buy

15 Evie Brammer Castle on a Cloud

16 Zoe Hanson Best of friends

17 Elise McAuley The Bare Necessities Terry Gilkyson

18 Rachel Robinson The Good Ship Lollipop Richard A. Whiting

19 Tiffany McGowan Part of your World

20 Chloe Nelson Doe a Deer

21 Molly Boomer A Spoonful of Sugar

22 Rachel Carson Tomorrow

23 Ellen Eakin Edelweiss


F5 Song from a Musical Show 18 years and under Clarke Cup


1 Rhianna Russell Maybe this time

2 Davy Rowe Sandy Jim Jacobs & Warren Casey

3 Katie Quinn Maybe This Time Kander & Eb

4 Daisy Wormell Still Hurting Jason Robert Brown

5 Naomi Smyth They Just Keep Moving the Line Marc Shaiman & Scott Whitman

6 Elanor Camplisson How 'Bout a Dance Frank Wildhorn

7 Hannah Boal I'm not that girl Stephen Schwartz

8 Lauren Rice Heaven Help My Heart Ulvaeus, Anderson & Rice

9 Katie Emerson Pulled Andrew Lippa from The Addams Family Musical

10 Jenna McCready I Know The Truth Sir Elton John from Aida

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11 Lucy McAdam There's a Fine Fine Line Julie Atherton from Avenue Q

12 Zara Holmes Once More I Can See from Wonderland

F6 Song from a Musical Show Open Award - £30


1 Lola Bingham Think of me Andrew Lloyd Webber

2 Salwan Cartwright-Shamoon Some Enchanted Evening Rodgers and Hammerstein

3 Rachel Lacey Wishing You Were Somehow here again Andrew Lloyd Webber

4 Naomi Smyth With You Dave Stewart & Glen Ballard

5 Chris Noade Anthem Anderson, Ulvaeus, Rice

6 Brendan Mageean I Believe Parker, Lopez & Stone

7 Katie Quinn What I Did for Love Hamlisch

8 Aaron Magowan Anthem Benny Andersson & Bjorn Ulvaeus from Chess

Friday 14 November 9:30am Queen's Leisure Complex

F1b Song from a Musical Show 9 years and under Medal


1 Abbie Thompson Let's go fly a kite

2 Katie Brown Castle on a Cloud

3 Tilly McWhinney Tomorrow

4 Saskia Brown A Spoonful of Sugar

5 Elessa Deeny Part of your World

6 India McNellis Second star to the right

7 Tara Curry Winnie the Pooh

8 Eleanor Green Once upon a dream

9 Sarah Hylands Castle on a Cloud

10 Darcy Blair Winnie the Pooh

11 Lucinda Park Doe a Deer

12 Chloe McMullan Part of your World

13 Rebekah Devlin In my own Little Corner

14 Hannah Bole Winnie The Pooh Theme Song Sherman & Sherman from Winnie The Pooh

15 Kathryn Finley Walking in the Air Blake

16 Caitlyn Corbett I'd do anything

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17 Madalaine Wilson My Favourite Things

18 Juliette Ruelland -Kennedy Edelweiss

19 Zara Conroy Where is love?

20 Cerys McMurray Beauty and the Beast

21 Charlotte Sittlington I've Got No Strings

22 Rory Miller Cruella de Vil

23 Tamzin McMullan Be kind to your parents

Friday 14 November 9:30am St.Patrick's Hall

D9 Instrumental Solo Beginners. Not including Uilleann pipes. No age limit

Medal

Two contrasting pieces from the list. Time limit 3 minutes

1 Alex Walsh jig

polka

2 Martin Scott jig

polka

D10 Instrumental Solo Intermediate.

Not including Uilleann pies. No age limit

Medal

Three contrasting pieces from the list. Time limit 6 minutes

1 Jude Scott jig

reel

polka

2 Caoimhe McArdle Air

Jig

Reel

3 Rory Davey A

B

C

D17 NEW CLASS Beginners' Uilleann Pipe. No age limit.

Leo Rowsome Cup


1 Ella Davey A

B

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D19 NEW CLASS Advanced Uilleann Pipes. No age limit.

Certificate

Three contrasting pieces from the list. Time limit 6 minutes.

1 Lachlan McKibbin jig

reel

slow air

Friday 14 November 1:30pm Queen's Leisure Complex



1 Emma Reid Part of your world

2 Katie McVeigh My house

3 Mary O'Mahony Tell me on a Sunday Andrew Lloyd Webber & Don Black

4 Rhea Melvin Shy Mary Rodgers

5 Harry McGarrity The Winner Takes It All Anderson & Ulvaeus

6 Bryanne Nelson Colors of the Wind Schwartz & Menken

7 Emma Herron Once Upon a December Stephen Flaherty

8 Dessie Havlin Anthem Anderson, Ulvaeus, Rice

9 Amy McCallum Beauty And The Beast Alan Menkin

10 Mia Wheatley What It Means to Be a Friend Jason Robert Brown

11 Lauren Clarke Let's Play a Love Scene Michael Gore

12 Ryan Robson-Bluer This is the moment Frank Wildhorn

13 Anna Guest Out Here On My Own Michael Gore

14 George Rohan Food Glorious Food Lionel Bart from Oliver

15 Laura Shaw Les Poissons Alan Manken & Howard Ashman from The Litte Mermaid

16 Emily Young Hushabye Mountain Robert Sherman & Richard Sherman from Chitty Chitty Bang Bang

17 Tara McBride Different Stiles

18 Nicole Lowans Pulled Andrew Lippa from The Addams Family

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F7 NEW CLASS Duet 14 years and under. Certificates

Own choice of 1 song from any show. Time limit 4 minutes.

1 Alex & Rebecca Corbett Bosom Buddies Jerry Herman

2 Georgia Wells & Dessie Havin I Don't Need Anything But You Strouse & Charnin

3 Lila-Rose Tyson & Max Robinson Anything You Can Do Irving Berlin

4 George & Ralph Robinson Alone In The Universe Stephen Flaherty

5 Rhea Melvin & Harry McGarrity Ding Dong the Witch is Dead Arlen & Harburg

6 Emma Herron & Bryanne Nelson For Good Schwartz

7 Anna Guest & Ryan Robinson-Bluer Come What May David Baerwald




1 Orla Cumming Can't Help Loving Dat Man Kern

2 Grace Deeny Love is a plaintive thing

3 Sophie Allen Wishing you were somehow here again

4 Lola Bingham Another suitcase Andrew Lloyd Webber

5 Orla Graham I Cain't Say No Rodgers & Hammerstein from Oklahoma

6 Orla Kearney I Don't Know How to Love Him Andrew Lloyd Webber & Tim Rice from Jesus Christ Superstar

7 Topaz Marshall Somewhere That's Green Alan Menken

8 Charlotte Skipp A Change in Me Alan Menken and Tim Rice

9 Rachel Baker Journey to the Past Stephen Flaherty

10 Emma-Louise McCullough There are worse things i could do Jim Jacobs and Warren Casey

11 Amy Dean Never never land Scott Alan

12 Chris Noade Kiss the Air Scott Alan

13 Chloe Wills Sixteen Going on Seventeen Rodgers and Hammerstein

14 Reuben Browne Who I'd Be Jeanine Tesori & D. Lindsay-Abaire from Shrek

15 Alex Rees Close Every Door To Me A.L Webber from Joseph

16 Emma Dougan Pulled Andrew Lippa from The Addams Family Musical

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17 Joanna Brown It's Bad For Me Cole Porter from Nymph Errant

18 Chloe Davies Defying Gravity Schwartz from Wicked

F8 NEW CLASS Duet 15 years and over. Certificates

Own choice of 1 song from any show. Time limit 5 minutes.

1 Topaz Marshall & Davy Rowe Take it like a man Benjamin & O'Keefe

2 Naomi Smyth & Brendan Mageean Almost Paradise Dean Pitchford

3 Amy Dean & Emma-Louise McCullough What is this feeling Schwartz

Friday 14 November 1:30pm St.Patrick's Hall

D13 Traditional Group Intermediate Certificate

Three contrasting pieces from the list. Time limit 6 minutes

1 Ards CCE Junior A

B

C

2 Sullivan Upper Junior Traditional Group Air

Jackson's Set

Reel

3 St Columbanus Traditional Group The Kerfunten Jig

The Broken Pledge Reel

Slow Air

D14 Traditional Group Advanced Certificate

Four contrasting pieces from the list. Time limit 10 minutes.

1 St. Dominic's Grammar School for Girls Senior Cumann Ceol

Otter's Holt

The Inver Bank Patrick Davey

Waltz of the White Lillies Kate O'Brien

The Wedding Reel

2 Sullivan Upper School Senior Traditional Group

Air

Tam Lin (Glasgow Howling Wind)

Countess Cathleen

Breakout

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Monday 17 November 9:30am Queen's Leisure Complex

C42 Solo String Instrument Grades 1-2

Medal

Own Choice of two contrasting pieces. Time limit 3 minutes.

1 Rebekah Keilty Hedwig's Theme John Williams from Easy Popular Movie Instrumental Solos

Venetian Gondola Song Mendelssohn from Violin Star 3

2 Irene Ko March Handel

Londonderry Air Trad

3 Alex Walsh Daisy Bell Dacre

Pennsylvania 6-5000 Gray&Sigman

4 Martin Scott Daisy Bell Dacre

Pennsylvania 6-5000 Gray&Sigman

5 Naomi Sneddon Pensylvania 6-5000 Gray and Sigman from ABRSM Grade 1 Violin

The Boat to Inverie Huws Jones from ABRSM Grade 1 Violin

6 Madeleine Heawood Mattachins Arbeau

Boat to Inverie Trad

7 Matthew Rutherford Boat to Inverie Trad

Russia-Gopak Dawe

8 Anna Black Londonderry Air Trad.

Mango Walk Trad

9 Lucy Stevenson Mattachins Arbeau


10 Katie Smith Mattachins Arbeau


11 Ashton Greer Mattachins Arbeau


12 Daniel Jones Mattachins Arbeau

Russia-Gopak Dawe

13 Cara Larmour Wolsey's Wilde Byrd

Mango Walk Trad

14 Hannah Boyd Wolsey's Wilde Byrd

Londonderry Air Trad.

15 Conor Matthews Wolsey's Wilde Byrd

Londonderry Air Trad.

16 Daisy Landau The Boat to Inverie Edward Huws Jones

Over the Rainbow Arlen from The Wizard of Oz

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17 Sophia Azucena The Boat to Inverie Huws Jones

Russia - Gopak Margery Dawe

18 Ellen Douglas Mango Walk Trad Caribbean

Wolesley's Wild Trad.

19 Noah Gibson The Boat to Inverie Huws Jones


20 Seana McRandal Wolesley's Wild Trad.

Mango Walk Trad Caribbean

21 Jessica Byrne The Boat to Inverie Huws Jones


C41 Solo String Instrument Pre-Grade 1 Medal


1 Jack McMahon French Carol Blackwell from Fiddle Time Scales Book 1

Mattachins Arbeau from ABRSM

2 Sam Johnston Freres Jacques Trad. from Strings in Step (Oxford)

Twinkle Twinkle Little Star Trad. from Strings in Step (Oxford)

3 Isaac Edmonds French Carol Blackwell from Fiddle Time Scales Book 1

Mattachins Arbeau from ABRSM

4 Peter McAleer The Old Castle Kathy & David Blackwell

Happy go Lucky Kathy & David Blackwell

5 Eleanor Peacock The Old Castle Kathy & David Blackwell


6 Bella Maxwell The Old Castle Kathy & David Blackwell


7 Maeve Cullen Happy Go Lucky Blackwell

Listen to the Rhythm Blackwell

8 Eoin McElroy Happy Go Lucky Blackwell


9 Niamh Hamill Happy Go Lucky Blackwell


C30 Any Brass Instrument Grades 1-2 Medal


1 Ruth Warrington Chorale Campbell

Hot Chilli Wedgwood

2 Finlay Mitchell Barley Break Trad, English

Hot Chilli Wedgwood

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3 Boris Robinson Barley Break Trad, English

Hot Chilli Wedgwood

4 Alex Shaw Barley Break Trad, English

Hot Chilli Wedgwood

5 Liam Dempsey My First Hit Single Wedgwood

Barley Break William Byrd

6 Dara Murray My First Hit Single Wedgwood

Skye Boat Song Trad.

C29 Any Brass Instrument Pre-Grade 1 Medal


1 Zeki Kaya The Barley Break Trad. from The Magic Trumpet (Boosey and Hawkes)

One Hand, One Heart Bernstein from Easy Winners (Brass Wind Pub)

2 Rory Patterson Song of the Volge Boatmen trad. Russian

Bright Eyes Mike Batt

3 Ben Campbell Song of the Volge Boatmen trad. Russian

Bright Eyes Mike Batt

4 Liam Massey Theme from Symphony No. 9 Beethoven

Good King Wenceslas Trad.

5 Gavin Murphy Au Claire de la Lune Trad. French

Skip it, Lou Trad. American

Monday 17 November 2:00pm Queen's Leisure Complex

C7 Flute Solo Grades 1-2 Richard Douglas Junior Cup

Own Choice of two contrasting pieces. Time Limit: 3 minutes

1 Emily Wilson Les Feuilles Mortes Kosma & Prévert

Study in D minor Gariboldi

2 Niamh Lawson Rakes of Mallow Trad. Irish

Edelweiss Rodgers and Hammerstein

3 Caitlin McCullough Rigaudon arr. Stuart from Flute Exam Pieces Grade 1 (ABRSM)

Edelweiss arr. Thomson from Flute Exam Pieces Grade 1 (ABRSM)

4 Brooke Simpson Edelweiss arr. Thomson from Flute Exam Pieces Grade 1 (ABRSM)

The Rakes O' Mallow arr. Denley from Flute Exam Pieces Grade 1 (ABRSM)

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5 Alia Cairns Rakes of Mallow Trad. Irish


6 Selena Cunningham Rakes of Mallow Trad. Irish

Edelweiss Rogers and Hammerstein

7 Kate McBreen Rakes of Mallow Trad. Irish

Off She Goes Trad. Irish

8 Chloe Harkin Rakes of Mallow Trad. Irish


9 Seren Evans Lupin the Pot-Bellied Pig Keith Amos


10 Eloisa Curran Edelweiss Rogers and Hammerstein

Rakes of Mallow Trad. Irish

C6 Flute Solo Pre Grade 1 Medal


1 Miya McClean Little Brown Jug Joseph Winner

Yankee Doodle Boy George M Cohan

C8 Flute Solo Grade 3-4 Richard Douglas Shield

Own Choice of two contrasting pieces. Time limit 4 minutes

1 Orla Mulvey Waltzer Oliver Ledbury from Flute Salad

Whistlin' Dave Stapleton

2 Sara Shinde Sonata in G Cimarosa arr Gatti and Sogni

Lonely and Blue Paul Hart

3 Mia Harbinson Gavotte: from The Gondoliers, arr. Denley Gilbert&Sullivan

Sonata in G Cimarosa

C9 Flute Solo Grades 5-6 Medal

Own Choice of two contrasting pieces. Time limit 6 minutes

1 Rachel Simpson Scherzo Walckiers

Smoke Gets In Your Eyes Harbach & Kern

2 Adam Watkins Scherzo, 2nd movement from Sonata No 5 in E minor Eugène Walckiers

3 Eva McKee Presto, 3rd Movement from Sonata in G, Op 1 No 6 JJ Quantz

Morceau Léo Delibes

4 Joshua Carson Vivace Purcell from Flute Exam Pieces Grade 5 (ABRSM)

Nobody Knows Norton from Flute Exam Pieces Grade 5 (ABRSM)

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C22 Clarinet/Saxophone Grades 3-4 Medal

Own Choice of two contrasting pieces. Time Limit 4 minutes

1 Rebecca Moore Ave Maria Schubert

Mr Benn Duncan Lamont

Monday 17 November 6:30pm Queen's Leisure Complex

B21 Vocal Ensemble Under 18 years

Medals

One song of own choice. Time limit 4 minutes

1 Saskia Craig, Stepanie Devlin, Fiona Gibson A Gaelic Blessing John Rutter

B28 NEW CLASS Jazz Standard 15 years and over Certificate

Own choice of 1 Jazz standard song. Time limit 4 minutes.

1 Cameron Gergett Cry me a river Hamilton

B18 Junior Repertoire Class Under 14 years Jack Woods Cup

2 contrasting songs of own choice. Marks will be awarded for choice and range of items. Songs selected must be stated on the entry form.

1 Connor McMullan My Ship Kurt Weill from The ABRSM Songbook Book 5

Maria Wiegenlied Max Reger from The ABRSM Songbook Book 5

2 Ciara McAdam The path to the moon Thiman

I feel pretty Bernstein

3 Jamie Howe Amarilli, Mia Bella Caccini from 24 Italian songs and arias

Crabbed age and youth Madeleine Dring from Seven Shakespeare Songs

B19 Intermediate Repertoire Under 16 years Kathleen Ferrier Cup/Harold Williams Cup

Competitors to submit two contrasting songs of own choice. Marks will be awarded for choice and range of items. Songs selected must be stated on entry form. Time Limit: 10 minutes

1 Orla Cumming O sleep why dost thou leave me? from Semele Handel

Le Secret Fauré

2 Grace Deeny Alma Del Core Caldara

La Diva de L'Empire Satie

3 Georgia Mayhew Camptown Races

Over the rainbow Arlen

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4 Georgie Greer Star of the County Down Hughes

Fly me to the Moon Howard

5 Sarah Gough Bantry Bay Molloy

Fly me to the Moon Howard

6 Michael Hong Silent Noon Vaughn Williams from The House of Life

Revenge Timotheus Cries Handel from Alexander's Feast

Tuesday 18 November 9:45am Holywood Parish Church

E1 Primary 1 to Primary 4 Holywood Singers Cup

Own choice of two contrasting songs. Marks will be given for choice of pieces

1 Strathearn School Prep L'll Liza Jane

Edelweiss

2 Ballyholme P.4 Choir Five little mice Jenkyns

Dream sheep John Longmire

E3 Primary 4 to Primary 7 Priory Cup


1 St. MacNissi's Primary School The Lord's my shepherd Stuart Townsend from Kingsway Thankyou Music

Days like this Van Morrison from Exile Publishing Limited

2 Dundonald Primary School Choir Deep Peace Rutter

Happy Pharrel Williams

3 Strathearn Preparatory Choir Sing Andrew Lloyd Webber/Gary Barlow

Streets of London Ralph McTell

4 St. Patrick's P.S. Choir Somewhere Out There Horner, Mann & Weil

Ching-a-ring Chaw Copland

E5 18 Years and Under Robinson Cup


1 St. Dominic's Grammar School for Girls Senior Choir

You Are My Music Laura Farnell

Blackbird Lennon & McCartney arr. J Wikely

2 Bangor Academy chamber choir Like a Rainbow Bob Chilcott

Hushabye Mountain arr. Andy Beck

3 Strathearn School Chamber Choir Joshua fit the battle of Jericho arr Brown

My Song is Love Unknown Ireland, arr Rea

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Tuesday 18 November 2:00pm Queen's Leisure Complex

A2 Piano Solo 10 years and under Hilary Crawford Cup

Go with the Flow

Railroad Blues Pauline Hall from Piano Time Jazz, book 2

1 Ryan Joseph 3 Patrick Stewart

2 Emily Wilson 4 Katie Gibson

A3 Piano Solo 13 years and under Margaret Gordon Cup

The Clear Stream JF Burgmüller

Study in F Loeschhorn from A Romantic Sketchbook for Piano, book 2

1 Niall Poland 3 Connor McMullan

2 Charis Mills

A14 Grade 3 Medal

Own Choice of two contrasting pieces to the standard of Grade 3 ABRSM, Trinity-Guildhall LCM: Time limit 4 minutes

1 Claire McKane Atlantic Rhapsody George Nevada

Beach Buggy Boogie Martha Mier

2 Niall Poland German Dance in C Haydn

Blue Sky Blues Stapleton

3 Sarah O'Neill German Dance in A Schubert


4 Jay Wu German Dance in A Schubert


5 Brigita Zvirblyte Zur Sonnenuntergangsstunde Manfred Schmitz

German Dance in A Schubert

6 Kaifu Liu Allegro, 1st movement Sonatina in C, Op36 no 1 Clementi

Cotton Reel Nikki Iles

7 Hannah Pollock-Chan Poco Allegro T Kirchner

German Dance in C Haydn

8 Kerri Corbett Toccata Smetana

Blues in Two Cornick

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A21 NEW CLASS Jazz Piano 14 years and under Medal

One or two pieces of own choice to fill the time limit of 5 minutes.

1 Helen Li Waltz for Alice Roy Stratford

Warm Up Roy Stratford

2 Jude Kennedy Call it a Day Pam Wedgwood

Building Bridges Pam Wedgwood

3 Jamie Howe Wild mushrooms Milne from Pepperbox Jazz book 2

C26 Woodwind Ensemble 11 years and under Certificate

Duo to Octet. Own Choice of two contrasting pieces. Time Limit: 4 minutes

1 Holywood Primary School Clarinet Ensemble

Piece IV Ronald Hanmer from Easy Clarinet Trios Book 1

Piece VI Ronald Hanmer from Easy Clarinet Trios Book 1

C35 Brass Ensemble 11 years and under Certificate


1 Holywood Primary School Brass Ensemble German Tune Trad.

When I First Came to This Land Trad.

C57 NEW CLASS Guitar Solo 14 years and under Certificate

Own Choice of two contrasting pieces. Time limit not to exceed 6 minutes.

1 Stefan van Walstijn Brandle d'Ecosse T Arbeau

Ode to Joy Beethoven

C31 Any Brass Instrument Grades 3-4 Medal

Own Choice of two contrasting pieces . Time limit 4 minutes.

1 Oisin McDonnell Beaufort Allegro T Davoren

Bragtime J Firth

Tuesday 18 November 6:30pm Queen's Leisure Complex


Own Choice of two contrasting pieces, Time Limit: 6 minutes

1 Eórann McCartan Der Schottenclan Loewe

Andantino Malcolm Arnold

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C44 Solo String Instrument Grades 5-6 Mahood Cup


1 Tara Mulvey Pastorale Op 23 no 1 Rieding

For Latin Lovers Brian Chapple

C45 Solo String Instrument Grade 7-8 Nancy McKinley Cup


1 Sarah Doherty Molto Allegro : 1st movement from Sonata in A, K 526 Mozart from No 15, Mozart Sonatas for piano and violin, Vol. 3

Remembrances John Williams from Three Pieces from Schindler's List

2 Anna-Maria O'Donnell Andantino, 2nd movement from Concerto No. 4 Goltermann

Allemande Suite No. 1 in G, 2nd movement J.S. Bach

3 Georgia Begley Giga from Partita no 2 JS Bach

Mummenschanz Korngold

4 Bethany Hill Giga from Partita no 2 JS Bach

Remembrances from Schindler's List John Williams

5 Jamie Howe Meditation from Thais Massenet

Allegro 1st Movement from Concerto in A Minor Vivaldi

Wednesday 19 November 9:30am Queen's Leisure Complex

A1 Piano Solo 8 years and under Janetta Morrow Cup

Ambling Allosaurus

Stegosaurus Stomp Pauline Hall & Paul Drayton from Prehistoric Piano Time

1 Niamh Lynch 3 Amelia Kennedy

2 Emily Wilson

A11 Pre-grade 1 Medal

Own Choice of two contrasting pieces to the standard of ABRSM (prep test), Trinity (Initial), LCM (Step 1 or 2) or Guildhall (Introductory or Preliminary). Time limit 2 minutes

1 Jackey Chen Jogalong Alan Bullard

Homework Blues Fiona Macardle

2 Zlata Kravcenko Boating Lake Alan Bullard

Løvet Faller Knut Nystedt

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3 Azelia Robinson Sour lemons Dennis Alexander from Trinity College, Initial

Little playmates Franz Xaver Chwatal from Trinity College Initial

4 Isabella Sands Rocking Chair K Daxboeck from 70 Keyboard Adventures Vol 2

Sonatina Latour

5 Grace Yin Shepherd's Flute Salutrinskaya

Vivace, Op 117/8 Gurlitt

6 Amy Hunter I'm a Gorilla Catherine Rollin

Jungle Fever Catherine Rollin

7 Amy McIlroy The Boating Lake Alan Bullard

Teddy Bear June Armstrong from Toy Box

A12 Grade 1 Medal

Own Choice of two contrasting pieces to the standard of Grade 1 ABRSM, Trinity-Guildhall or LCM: Time limit 3 minutes.

1 Rohan Joseph Na Tódce Rybici

Chattanooga Choo Choo Harry Warren

2 Marija Panfilova Menuet in G Mozart

March Shostakovich

3 Qiming Fu Arietta Clementi

The Giant's Coming Stephen Clarke

4 Sonia Stopa Na Tódce Rybici

Das Ballet Türk

5 Alexander Hadjiev Moderato A. F. Gedike from Grade 1 piano ABRSM

Mussette in D J. S. Bach from Anna Magdalena Back

6 Jean McComish Dance Gurlit from The Russian School of Piano PLaying

Quasi Adagio Bela Bartok from The best of grade 1 piano

7 Michael Nevin Tone gradation Duvernoy from ABRSM technical exercises

Window Shopping Paul Drayton from Piano Time Jazz

8 Gabriella Thompson Das Ballett Türk

In a Boat Rybici

9 Jessica McCann Minuet Neefe

Aquamarine June Armstrong

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10 Izzy Mallon Das Ballet Türk

In a Boat Rybici

11 Smokey Sizaret Scarborough Fair trad. arr Peter Wild

In the Hall of the Mountain Bear Pam Wedgewood

12 Kitty McTear Chattanooga Choo Choo H Warren & M Gordon

Sailor's Song Swinstead

13 Juliet Shaw Trumpet Tune Duncombe

Song Without Words Spindler

14 Jessica McCann Prélude Charpentier

Aquamarine June Armstrong

A7 Duets and Trios 10 years and under Certificate

Own Choice of one or two pieces to fill the time limit. Time Limit: 3 minutes

1 Angela Liu and Chloe Zhao Sonatina in C Clementi

Tango Seiber

A8 Duets and Trios 13 years and under Certificate

Own Choice of one or two pieces to fill the time limit. Time Limit: 4 minutes

1 Claire McKane and Sophie Lockhart Alabama Rag George Barnard

Turkish March Diabelli

A13 Grade 2 Medal

Own Choice of two contrasting pieces to the standard of Grade 2 ABRSM, Trinity-Guildhall or LCM: Time limit 4 minutes.

1 Aisling McCabe Lullaby CV Stanford

Polka Mátyás Seiber

2 Conor Marcus Lullaby CV Stanford

Polka Mátyás Seiber

3 Isaac Robinson Serenade Espagnole Jose Ferrer from ABRSM piano grade 2

I am an old cowhand Johnny Mercer from Grade 2 piano ABRSM

4 Emma Henderson Minuet in A Mozart

Faraway Wedgwood

5 Omar Shinde Allegretto Christoph Gottlob Neefe

The Clowns Kabalevsky from The Russian School of Piano

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Wednesday 19 November 2:00pm Queen's Leisure Complex

B12 Boys and Girls 15 and 16 years Sacred Song Barbara Foster Cup

Panis Angelicus Franck from The Art of Song, Grades 4 - 5, medium - low voice

1 Stephanie Devlin 3 Grace Deeny

2 Lola Bingham 4 Orla Kearney

B13 Folk Song Accompanied 13 and 14 years Medal

One song of own choice.

1 Emma Reid To the sky

2 Katie McVeigh The Water is Wide

3 Georgia Hardwicke Down by the Sally Gardens

B14 Folk Song Accompanied 15-17 years Medal


1 Grace Deeny She moved through the fair

2 Orla Cumming Simple Gifts

3 Katie McVeigh I know where I'm going

4 Rhianna Russell All my trials

B6 Folk Song Unaccompanied 12 years and under Borsada Cup

One song of own choice

1 Evie Brammer In a cottage

2 Jaimie Anderson-Orr Merry cobbler

3 Tamzin McMullan Anna Marie

4 Eleanor Green Swing low

5 Alexander Hook Santa Lucia

6 Rory Miller The Happy Wanderer

7 India McNellis My father's garden

8 Georgia McKissick Gypsy Rover

9 Anna Thomson Miller of Dee

B17 Boys Open Keith Maxwell Cup


1 Alexander Hook Pie Jesu from Requiem Fauré

2 Reuben Curran The Dark Island arr. Carol Barratt

3 Jamie Howe Die Forelle Schubert from Schubert Lieder volume 1

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B7 Non Prizewinners 12 years and under Medal

Everyone Sang Ian Higginson from The Boosey & Hawkes 20th Century Easy Song Collection

1 Sophie Casement 2 Alex Toomath

Wednesday 19 November 6:30pm Queen's Leisure Complex

B23 Vocal Solo 18-21 years Clarke Cup


1 Sarah Leonard If I Loved You Rodgers and Hammerstein

2 Salwan Cartwright-Shamoon Silent Noon Vaughan Williams

B24 Senior Repertoire 16+ years Katy Major Memorial Trophy + £250 First prize, £100 Second Prize, £50 Third prize

Competitors to submit 3 contrasting songs of own choice. Marks will be awarded for choice and range of items. Songs selected must be stated on entry form. Full programme is to last no longer than 12 minutes.

1 William Fox-Roberts Cold Genius aria Purcell

Les Bestiaire Poulanc

Droll Lover Warlock

2 Sarah Leonard Vaga luna che inargenti Bellini

The Blue Hills of Antrim Hamilton Harty

Love's Philosophy Roger Quilter

3 Stephanie Devlin Seligkeit Franz Schubert

Down by the Sally Gardens Trad Irish

Think of me from Phantom of the Opera Lloyd Webber

4 Lola Bingham Voi che sapete Mozart

The last rose of Summer

Wishing you were somehow here again Andrew Lloyd Webber

5 Ellen Campbell She moved through the fair

I'd give my life for you Claude-Michel Schonberg

Ridente le calma Mozart

6 Katie McKeown Du bist die Ruh Schubert

A hymn to the Virgin Rubbra

Rejoice greatly Handel

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7 Carolyn Hill La Scia Chio Pianga Handel

Wiegenlied Brahms

Sweet Chance that Led my Steps Abroad M Head

8 Salwan Cartwright-Shamoon Whither Must I Wander Vaughan Williams

Die Nacht Strauss

The Star of the County Down Trad. Irish

Thursday 20 November 9:30am Ballyholme Primary School

C1 Descant Recorder 11 years and under Medal


1 Erin Lynch Scherzino Brian Bonsor

Menuet 1697

2 Katie Smith Scherzino Brian Bonsor

Menuet 1697

3 Hannah Mahood Scherzino Brian Bonsor

Menuet 1697

4 Boris Robinson Amazing Grace Trad.

Menuet 1697

5 Ciaran McKee Scherzino Brian Bonsor

Menuet 1697

C2 Descant or Treble Recorder 12 years and under Medal


1 Seren Evans Stroll On Alan Houghton

Study in Pink Sarah Watts

2 Olivia Davidson Stroll On Alan Houghton


3 Evie Banyard Maigesang Beethoven


4 Cara Larmour Allegro Mozart

Maigesang Beethoven

5 Sakura Gibson Merry-go-round Brian Bonsor

Volte Praetorious

C4 Recorder Ensemble 11 years and under Certificate


1 Ballyholme Primary Recorder Group (20) A Little Canon arr. R. Smyth

Take Five arr R Smyth

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C15 Bassoon/Oboe Grades 1-2 Medal


1 Evie Banyard English Jig Anon

Harvest Time Carol Barrett

2 Olivia Davidson Serenade Diabelli

Catchy Toon Colin Cowles

C20 Clarinet/Saxophone Pre Grade 1 Medal


1 Charlie Poots Ar Hyd y Nôs Trad. Welsh

Podmoskovniye Vechera Solov'yoSedoy

2 Hannah Mahood Ar Hyd y Nôs Trad. Welsh


3 Roan Taylor Ar Hyd y Nôs Trad. Welsh




1 Elijah Richmond Lilliburlero Purcell

Shhh! Mark Cropton

2 Sophie Morrison Ar Hyd y Nôs Trad. Welsh



C54 Innovative Primary Wade Cup

Own Choice, Time limit not to exceed 10 minutes.

1 Holywood Primary School (R12) Theme from the Flintstones Hoyt Curtin


2 Holywood Primary School (R13) Theme from Mr Benn Duncan Lamont

Ar Hyd Y Nos Trad. Welsh

C50 Orchestra 11 years and under Norman Allin Cup

Own Choice. Time limit 10 minutes, including tuning time on platform.

1 St. Patrick's P.S. Orchestra (27) The Dark Island Trad. Irish

Charlie Marley Trad. Carribbean

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B11 Boys and Girls 13 and 14 years Sacred Song Barbara Foster Junior Cup

The Coventry Carol Anon from ABRSM Songbook 2

1 Mary O'Mahony

B16 Folk Song Unaccompanied 15-17 years Medal


1 Fiona McIlroy My Lagan Love

2 Orla Kearney The Water is Wide arr. Mark Hayes


A6 Piano Solo Open Louise McDonald Cup

Prélude, First movement from Suite bergamasque Debussy from Piano Exam Pieces, Grade 8

1 Michael Hong 2 Salwan Cartwright-Shamoon

A17 Piano Solo Repertoire 17 years and over Togneri Cup

Performers to submit and be ready to perform any or all of the items in a Recital programme of 15-20 minutes duration. Marks will be awarded for choice and range of items. Works selected must be stated on the entry form and copies must be provided for the adjudicator.

1 Aoife Maguire Sonata Op 10 no 1, first movement Beethoven

Prelude Op 10 no 1 Lyadov

Elegy Arno Babajanian

A19 Late Intermediate (Grade 6 - 7) Epta Cup

Own Choice of two or three contrasting pieces to the standard of Grade 6-7 ABRSM, Trinity-Guildhall or LCM. Time limit 8 minutes.

1 Lucia Corrigan 1st movement Sonata Op 49 No 2 Beethoven

Chanson du Chasseur Grovlez

2 Angela Liu Morning Bell Burgmüller

Meteor Shower Kathy Hinde

3 Chloe Zhao Solfegietto CPE Bach

Rumba Toccata Paul Harvey

4 Tanvi Roberts Polonaise in G Minor Chopin

Sandpipers ay Ballyquintin June Armstrong

5 Louise Li Scherzo and Trio, Sonata in A minor, D845, 3rd movement Schubert

Sturdy Build Christopher Norton

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6 Laurence Li Invention no 14 in Bb Bach

Jingpo Shan Ge trad. Chinese arr Zhang Zhao

7 Caroline O'Hare Waltz in Ab no 15 Brahms

Jingpo Shan Ge trad. Chinese arr Zhang Zhao

8 Carol Mathew Berceuse Frank Bridge


9 Jonathan Gan Waltz in Ab no 15 Brahms

Mr Satchmo Valerie Capers

10 Jamie Howe Song without words opus 19b no.1 Mendelssohn from Trinity grade 7

Wild mushrooms Milne from Pepperbox Jazz book 2

11 Caroline McCartney Rondo alla Turka Mozart

Consolation No 1 Liszt

12 Rowel Friers Allegro, 3rd movement from Sonata in C K279 Mozart

Berceuse Bridge


13 Margot MacMahon Berceuse Bridge

Allegro, 3rd movement from Sonata in Ab CPE Bach

14 Jude Kennedy Toccata in G BWV 916 Bach

Gnossienne no 3 Satie

Friday 21 November 9:30am Queen's Leisure Complex

B1 BOYS and GIRLS under 7 years Medal

Oh Susanna Foster from Sing Together!

1 Ellie Johnston 7 Julia Cochrane

2 Vanessa Minford 8 Erin McDowell

3 Grace Conroy 9 Annabel Pollin

4 Tiffany McGowan 10 Tara Curry

5 Jaimie Anderson-Orr 11 Emily Mooney

6 Teddy Geddis

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B2 BOYS and GIRLS 7 and 8 years David McCleery Cup

Home on the Range American Traditional from ABRSM Song Book 1, any 2 verses

1 Alana Higgins 10 Charley Dougherty

2 Chloe McMullan 11 Sophie Campbell

3 Tilly McWhinney 12 Cara Logue

4 Rachel Carson 13 Clara McWhinney

5 Zoe Hanson 14 Paris Lan

6 Evie Brammer 15 Charlotte Sittlington

7 Claudia Simms 16 Rory Miller

8 Elessa Deeny 17 Katie Brown

9 Faith Hillis

B3 BOYS and GIRLS 9 and 10 years Lesley Dennison Cup

The Cuckoo arr Charles Villiers Stanford from The Boosey & Hawkes 20th Century Easy Song Collection

1 Caitlyn Corbett 6 Zara Conroy

2 Rebekah Devlin 7 Eleanor Green

3 India McNellis 8 Tamzin McMullan

4 Georgia McKissick 9 Ellie Curran

5 Jack McMaster

B8 Boys and Girls 12 and under Catherine Hunter Cup

Twilight Beswick from ABRSM Songbook 2

1 Georgia McKissick 4 Rory Miller

2 Eleanor Green 5 Tamzin McMullan

3 Anna Thomson 6 Alexander Hook

B9 Girls 13 and 14 years Rea Cup

Sicilian River Song Anon from ABRSM Songbook 3

1 Katie McVeigh


B4 BOYS and GIRLS 11 and 12 years Gaussen Cup

The Little Spanish Town Jenkyns from ABRSM Songbook 2

1 Orlaith Magee 6 Zara Hamilton

2 Anna Thomson 7 Ellie Matchett

3 Kara Purdy 8 Gracie Davies

4 Jenny Tate 9 Charlotte Hart

5 Anna Pentland 10 Amber Beckinsale

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B5 Folk Song Accompanied 12 years and under

Martin Clements Cup


1 Holly Humphreys Cockles and Mussels

2 Eloise McKnight L'll Liza Jane

3 Scarlett Mooney The Old Man from Kilkenny

4 Madalaine Wilson Skye Boat Song

5 Rebekah Devlin Brian O'Linn

6 Caitlyn Corbett L'll Liza Jane

7 Zoe Hanson Bobby Shaftoe

8 Charlotte Sittlington Paul's little hen

9 Tara Curry Golden Slumbers

10 Claudia Simms Anna Marie

11 Orlaith Magee Boats

12 Teddy Geddis Gypsy Rover

13 Rory Miller Little David play on your harp

14 Evie Brammer Where are you going to?

15 Zara Hamilton Camptown Races

16 Anna Thomson I have a bonnet

17 Tamzin McMullan A tisket

18 Alexander Hook Danny boy

19 Georgia McKissick Westering Home

20 Mabelle Wilcox Cockles and Mussels

21 Daniel Stewart Camptown Races

22 Amber Beckinsale Let him go let him tarry


A5 Piano Solo 17 years and under Geoffrey Pratley Cup

One movement from any Piano Sonata

1 Luca Burns Sonata in F, Op 10 no 2, 1st movement Allegro Beethoven

2 Alejandro Thompson Allegro: 3rd movt from Sonata in Ab C.P.E. Bach from ABRSM Grade 7

3 Sarah McMillian Rondo, 2nd movement from Sonata in Eb Dussek

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A16 Piano Solo Repertoire under 17 years David McQuiston Cup

Performers to submit and be ready to perform any or all of the items in a Recital programme of 10-12 minutes duration. Marks will be awarded for choice and range of items. Works selected must be stated on the entry form and copies must be provided for the adjudicator.

1 Shannon Moulds Sonata in F sharp KP318 Scarlatti

Sevilla Albeniz

Prelude for Piano no 1 Gershwin

2 Jake Lowry Sonatina in D minor, HWV 581 Handel

Fürchtenmachen Schumann

Nuvole Bianche L Einaudi

3 Doireann Sheridan Canzonetta Dohnanyi

Romance, Op 2 no 2 Joachim Raff

Cavalry Man Kabalevsky

A20 Advanced (Grade 8-8+) Epta Senior Cup

Own Choice of two or three contrasting pieces to the standard of Grade 8-8+ ABRSM, Trinity-Guildhall or LCM. Time limit 10 minutes.

1 Neil McKane Clair de Lune Debussy

O Polchinello Villa Lobos

2 Maria McCartney Sommeraband Op 71 no 2 Grieg

Hallelujah Time Oscar Peterson

3 Anna Campbell Prelude & Fugue no 19 in A, book 2 Bach

Berceuse Ilynsky

4 Laura Dickson Sonata no 11 in B Soler

Black Coffee Webster & Burke

5 Justine Gormley Prelude and Fugue in C minor, Book 1 Bach

Homage to Edith Piaf Poulenc

Bohemian Dance Debussy

6 Charis Mills Intermezzo Op 117 no 1 Brahms

Golliwog's Cake Walk Debussy

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Saturday 22 November 10:00am Queen's Leisure Complex

A18 Early Intermediate (Grade 4-5) Epta Junior Cup

Own Choice of two or three contrasting pieces to the standard of Grade 4-5 ABRSM, Trinity-Guildhall or LCM. Time limit 6 minutes.

1 Connor McMullan Adelita Francisco Tarrega from Piano ABRSM Grade 5

Minuet in D Ludwig van Beethoven from Piano ABRSM Grade 5

2 Niall McNama Adelita F Tárrega

Kavaleriiskaya Kabalevsky

3 William Rong Sonata in G minor Scarlatti

Ne tirez pas sur le pianiste Emmanuel Oriol

4 Thomas Mathew Sonata in G minor Scarlatti


5 Rebecca Hilland The Sun is Setting William Alwyn


6 Grace Fung The Sun is Setting William Alwyn


7 Conall Deery To a Wild Rose MacDowell

Cavalryman Kabalevsky

8 Louis Kennedy March in Eb Anon

The Sun is Setting William Alwyn

9 Rachel Murphy March in Eb Anon

Alvedans Greig

10 Luisa van Walstijn Dance no 7 from Dances of the Dolls Shostakovich

Le Petit Nègre Debussy

11 Cás Mallon Canción Para Dormir una Muñeca Estevez

Indian Pony Race DC Glover

12 Amelia Blamphin Sonata in G Cimarosa

Berceuse Bergmüller

Cavalryman Kabalevsky

Saturday 22 November 7:30pm Queen's Leisure Complex

E10 Church Choirs (any age) Neill Cup

Own choice of two contrasting Songs. Marks will be given for choice of pieces.

1 Choristers of St.George's Parish Church Belfast

Ave Maria Elgar

Alleluia, Sing to Jesus Alan Smith

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C58 NEW CLASS Guitar Solo 15 years and over Certificate

Own choice of two contrasting pieces. Time limit 8 minutes.

1 Anselm McDonnell Prelude BMV 998 JS Bach

The Black Decameron: Harp of the Warrior Leo Brouwer

E9 Adult Ladies' Choirs Women’s Institute Cup

Own choice of two contrasting Songs. Marks will be given for choice of pieces.

1 Lisburn Harmony Ladies Choir Shule Aroon Ruth Schram

I'll paint you a rainbow Greg Gilpin

E7 Adult Mixed Voice Choirs Open KMB Shield


1 Quire Sweet Dreams Annie Lennox & Dave Stewart arr Deke Sharon & Anne Raugh

One Day Like This Guy Garvey arr Michael Horton

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