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THE 75TH COULSDON AND PURLEY FESTIVALThe Coulsdon and Purley Festival is affiliated to the British Federation of Festivals for Music, Dance and Speech

of which Her Majesty the Queen Elizabeth is patronRegistered Charity No: 1037897

President: Darrell Davison MA (Cantab) LRAM ARCMPROVISIONAL TIMETABLE

Vocal Solo Singing Friday 1 March (overflow)Saturdays 2, 9 March

Vocal Choral Saturday 2 MarchStrings Saturday 2 MarchWoodwind, Brass, Ensembles Saturday 9 MarchPianoforte Saturdays 9, 16 March, Friday 15 MarchSpeech and Drama Thursday 14, Friday 15, Saturday 16

Sunday 17 MarchThe Hervey Alan Competition Saturday 23 March at 7.00pmConcert and Prize-giving Saturday 27 April at 4.30pm

PLEASE NOTE THAT THESE DATES ARE ONLY PROVISIONAL AND MAY NEED TO BE ALTERED.

ADJUDICATORSVocal – Choral and Solo Singing Julia Dewhurst Woodwind, Brass & Ensembles Elizabeth Childs Strings Helena WoodPianoforte Anthony Williams Speech and Drama Delmozene Morris-Ley

Ann Newson Gerard Salih

VENUESSanderstead United Reformed Church and Halls, Sanderstead Hill,

Sanderstead CR2 0HB

18th Purley Scouts’ Headquarters, Farm Fields, Sanderstead CR2 0HQ

Recital Hall, Trinity School of John Whitgift, Shirley Park, Croydon CR9 7AT

Regina Coeli Primary School, 173 Pampisford Road, South Croydon CR2 6DF

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CONTENTSTimetable 1Adjudicators 1

Venues 1Officers, Committee and Section Secretaries 3

Accompanists 4Adjudicators Biographies 5Become a Friend, Volunteers 7

Music Syllabus – Trophies and Awards 8Special Awards 8

Festival Concert and Presentation of Cups and Trophies 8Regulations 9Child Protection Policy 11

Creating Safer Festivals for everyone 12Data Protection Privacy Policy 13

VOCAL 14Choral 14Solo Singing 15

STRINGS 18Strings classes 18

Instrumental Concerto classes 19Classical Guitar 19WOODWIND and BRASS 21

Ensembles and Orchestras 21Woodwind solo classes 22

Brass solo classes 22Recital classes 23Concerto classes 23

PIANOFORTE 24Recital classes 27

Duet classes 27Concerto classes 27SPEECH and DRAMA 28

Poem and Prose classes 29Acting classes 33

Shakespeare classes 34Public Speaking 34Friends of Coulsdon and Purley Festival 36

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OFFICERS, COMMITTEE AND SECTION SECRETARIES

Chair Nathan Hempsey [email protected]

Vice Chair Pat Cook [email protected]

FestivalAdministrator

Gwen Russell [email protected]

Honorary Treasurer Malcolm Dalton [email protected]

Honorary Secretary Jane Tiernan [email protected]

Advertising Manager

Veronica Hempsey [email protected]

Cup and Trophy Secretary

Malcolm Dalton [email protected]

Committee Member Ruban Nathan [email protected]

Committee Member Peter Long [email protected]

SECTION SECRETARIESChoral and Vocal Gwen Russell [email protected]

Woodwind, Brass and Ensembles

Hilary Dennis [email protected]

Strings, Ensembles and Guitar

Helen Davies [email protected]

Pianoforte Patricia Romero-Hanesworth

[email protected]

Speech and Drama Shanila Taylor [email protected]

For general enquiries please [email protected]

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ACCOMPANISTSWe are pleased to recommend our official accompanists for each section. To book the accompanist please fill in the appropriate fee on the application form. The accompanist should be contacted with repertoire details at least 14 days before the festival begins. Additional rehearsals in advance of the festival may be arranged at your own expense by contacting the accompanist directly.

INSTRUMENTAL MELANIE JONES ALCM LRAM MA PGDip [email protected] Following four years at York University, Melanie completed her studies in piano accompaniment at the Royal Academy of Music in July 2009, where she studied with Malcolm Martineau and Daniel-Ben Pienaar. Melanie has played in venues including The Purcell Room, St John’s Smith Square, St James’ Piccadilly, Cheltenham Town Hall and The Royal Albert Hall. Festivals she has performed at include the Norwich and Norfolk Festival, the York Late Music Festival, Greenbelt and the Llangollen International Eisteddfod. Melanie was a Park Lane Group Young Artist for 2014/15 and has recently performed recitals at the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse and the Wigmore Hall. She works as a freelance pianist and teacher from her home near Clapham Junction.

VOCALMARION LEA MA ARCM LRAM 01372 725028 Marion Lea, who studied at the Royal Academy of Music, is a freelance pianist and accompanist. She has performed with many singers and instrumentalists in recitals and concerts and broadcasts on television and radio, whilst working as an orchestral and audition pianist. She plays for choral and operatic societies, coaches singers, and works as official accompanist at music festivals.

JUNIOR RECITAL £7.00RECITAL CLASSES 10 minutes or less

£7.00

SENIOR RECITAL £8.00RECITAL CLASSES 11-20 minutes

£8.00

JUNIOR & SENIOR SOLOS £6.00 ALL OTHER CLASSES £6.00

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ADJUDICATORS’ BIOGRAPHIESMore detailed biographies of the adjudicators for the 2019 festival can be found on

the festival website http://www.coulsdonpurleyfestival.co.uk

VOCAL – CHORAL AND SOLO SINGING Julia Dewhurst FTCL ARCM PGCA CERT.ED FRSAA lyric-coloratura soprano, Julia Dewhurst has appeared nationally and internationally on the concert and opera stage in an ongoing performing career spanning over 30 years. Her repertoire is wide-ranging, from Early Music to first performances of contemporary works. She has extensive and relevant teaching experience across the entire age-range and leading voice care workshops for teachers. She has been a popular and much sought-after vocal adjudicator for the British and International Federation of Festivals for some 18 years. Julia is a member of the ISM, the AOTOS, the BVA, the AESS for whom she has judged both the Patricia Routledge Competition and the Courtney Kenny Prize and she is a Friend of the Society of the Teachers of the Alexander Technique.

STRINGS Helena Wood As one of the finest violinists of her generation Helena is in great demand as a soloist, chamber musician, leader and director. As a soloist she has performed with such orchestras as the BBC Philharmonic Orchestra and London Mozart Players and frequently appears as a soloist on live television and radio in the UK and Ireland. She frequently guest leads many of the world’s leading orchestras such as the BBC Philharmonic Orchestra, BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, Royal and Philharmonic Orchestra. She led the BBC Symphony Orchestra at the 2012 Proms and spent two months in Sydney as Concertmaster of Australian Opera. For four years Helena was Principal Violin at English National Opera and is currently the Concertmaster of the RTE National Symphony Orchestra in Dublin.

PIANOFORTE Anthony Williams MMUS (DIST) DIPRAM GRSM (HONS) LRAMConcert pianist, writer, lecturer, ABRSM examiner and moderator, and festival adjudicator, Anthony Williams studied at the Royal Academy of Music, London. Following international competition success he embarked on a career as a concert pianist and quickly established an international reputation as a piano teacher and a passionate educator of pianistic musicianship at all ages and levels, giving piano masterclasses, public lecture-recitals and seminars on performance and the art of teaching. He has given talks on piano performance for Radio 3 and is author and editor of various publications including The Best of Grade and Fingerprints (Faber), Teaching Notes (ABRSM) and the highly acclaimed Piano Teacher’s Survival Guide (Faber, 2017). Anthony combines his freelance career with a full-time position at Radley College, Oxfordshire as Head of Keyboard and Instrumental Music

WOODWIND, ENSEMBLES AND BRASS Elizabeth Childs GRSM (HONS) LRAMElizabeth is a graduate of the Royal Academy of Music, where she studied flute with Gareth Morris and piano with Graeme Humphrey. An experienced flute specialist and founder and Director of the Bedfordshire Woodwind Academy, Elizabeth has worked in many different sectors and has vast experience in directing summer schools, wind band courses and has a broad and extensive teaching career. Elizabeth is also a performer and recitalist having performed at many worldwide venues. She is much in demand as an adjudicator both at home and abroad. Elizabeth is very much looking forward to her time at the Coulsdon and Purley festival, and wishes everyone well in their preparations.

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SPEECH AND DRAMA Delmozene Morris-Ley MA Delmozene studied performance arts for three years at The Birmingham School of Speech and Dramatic Art with two years spent on the teaching course and a final on the performance. Since leaving, she has acted professionally throughout her long and varied career. She has worked extensively with young people, and this has included running workshops, teaching and adjudicating drama performances at Dulwich College and the Wolverhampton Writers Festival. Delmozene has examined for LAMDA) and has travelled extensively in her role as an examiner She is looking forward to adjudicating the Coulsdon and Purley Festival

Ann Newson LRAM RAM(dip) Ann Newson made her first stage appearance at the age of five and has since performed in many leading roles. She studied Speech & Drama at the Royal Academy of Music and then pursued a career in teaching and lecturing in Drama Colleges and schools throughout England. She has also directed many plays and musicals for children and adults. Ann is a member of the LAMDA board of Examiners. She has examined throughout the United Kingdom and in Australia, California, Dubai, Hong Kong, Japan, Kenya, Kuwait, Singapore, South Africa, Spain and Sri Lanka. She runs her own training company specialising in Public Speaking and Presentation Skills for business people. As a member of the British and International Federation of Festivals for Music, Dance and Speech she has adjudicated in England, Northern Ireland, Eire, Guernsey and Hong Kong.

Gerard Salih LLAM. LLAM Acting Hons Gerard began acting professionally at the age of 9 and has been teaching speech and drama to all age ranges for 30 years. He has been an examiner for 10 years which has taken him all over the world. Gerard is passionate about the festival movement having entered as a child for many years. He has recently adjudicated at the North London festival and is really looking to his upcoming visit to the Coulsdon and Purley Festival.

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FESTIVAL CONCERT AND PRESENTATION OF CUPS AND TROPHIES

Saturday 27 April 4.30pmSanderstead United Reformed Church

Sanderstead Hill, Sanderstead CR2 0HBAdjudicators from all Sections will select those performers who are to

perform. As we attempt to achieve a balanced programme, these may not necessarily be those who have been awarded first place in their class. Performers will be contacted by the section secretary to confirm their

availability to attend.

BECOME A FRIEND OF THE COULSDON AND PURLEY FESTIVAL

The annual Coulsdon and Purley Festival offers amateur musicians, singers and students of speech and drama of all ages and abilities the opportunity to perform in public and to receive a professional adjudication for their performance. While the Festival endeavours to retain the class fees at a minimum level, the cost of hiring halls and the levels of adjudication fees, rise constantly, along with expenditure such as printing. A FRIEND’S subscription contributes towards these financial costs and ensures the continued success of the Festival.

As a FRIEND, for a minimum of £10.00 annual subscription, you will receive a free copy of both the Syllabus and the Programme. You will be invited to the Festival Concert and Presentation of Cups and Trophies. You will also be eligible to attend and vote at the Annual General Meeting, and have a say in the future running and development of the Festival.

PLEASE BECOME A FRIENDJust complete the form below and send to the following address:

Malcolm Dalton, 11 Kendall Avenue South, Sanderstead, Surrey, CR2 0QR

NAME

ADDRESS

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HELPThe Committee of the Coulsdon and Purley Festival are extremely grateful to all those who volunteer to help during the Festival. All the Stewards and Clerks give up their spare time on a voluntary basis to ensure the success of the Festival, which would not be possible without them.

If you would like to help at this year’s Festival please email [email protected] to express your interest.

We are particularly looking for help with catering at the different venues.

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TEACHERS: perhaps you could ask amongst your parents for volunteers!MUSIC SYLLABUS – TROPHIES AND AWARDS

Details of these can be found at the beginning of each section. The Festival makes five special awards:

THE HERVEY ALAN CUPPerformers for the cup will be chosen by the Adjudicators from those who have given outstanding performances in their classes. Performers may perform ONE piece only.

THE SHEILA KIRK MEMORIAL TROPHYThis will be awarded to a performer who has given outstanding solo performances at intermediate or advanced level in two different sections, on two different instruments or voice.

THE ISABEL WILSON MEMORIAL BURSARYA bursary of £100 is given each year to a young singer who shows exceptional promise. This is made possible through the generosity of the late Marian Wey.

THE CHAIRMAN’S CUPTo be awarded for a noteworthy performance (not necessarily an award winner) at the discretion of the Chairman in consultation with section secretaries.

THE COULSDON AND PURLEY MEDALFor the performer entering the most sections and achieving a satisfactory standard in all.

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THE HERVEY ALAN COMPETITION WILL BE HELD on

Saturday 23 March at 7pm at

Sanderstead United Reformed ChurchSanderstead Hill, Sanderstead CR2 0HB






REGULATIONS1. Entry forms, with fees should be sent to the relevant Section Secretaries by 31 JANUARY 2019.

Please enclose a stamped addressed envelope for the return of performers' entry slips. Cheques should be made payable to the COULSDON AND PURLEY FESTIVAL. Fees are non-returnable unless the whole class is withdrawn by the organisers.

2. Age categories apply to performers' ages (if under 18) on 1 January 2019.

3. All participants under the age of 16 MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY an adult with parental responsibility.

4. A copy of every OWN CHOICE work must be provided for the Adjudicator.

5. PHOTOCOPYING MUSIC IS ILLEGAL UNLESS WRITTEN PERMISSION OF THE PUBLISHER IS PRODUCED AT THE FESTIVAL. THE ONLY EXCEPTION TO THIS RULE IS AS FOLLOWS: When an OWN CHOICE work is selected from a publication containing several works (i.e., an Album or Volume) and which is not published separately, ONE PHOTOCOPY may be made FOR THE USE OF THE ADJUDICATOR at the Festival provided that the performer has already purchased his or her own printed copy and that the photocopy made is retained and destroyed by the Administrator of the Festival after the event. This permission specifically DOES NOT apply to works set by the Festival, but only to OWN CHOICE selections. This permission DOES NOT apply to copies for an accompanist, who should always be given a printed copy. Photocopies for the Adjudicator, as described above, must be totally legible or they may be refused.Speech and drama entrants do not have to seek copyright permission for any poetry, prose or solo dramatic items performed, to a limit of ten minutes. Dramatic items must be announced with title and author at the time of performance to qualify for copyright indemnity and the performer must not change the words or gender of the character. Duologues and group dramatic activity are NOT covered by this agreement, and copyright for these items should be sought by performers at the time of entry.

6. The same OWN CHOICE pieces may not be performed in more than one class.

7. Performers may not perform more than once in any one solo class.

8. Performers who have studied with the Adjudicator may not compete.

9. Classes are open to AMATEURS only; i.e. An amateur is someone who does not derive his/her livelihood from the branch of performance defined by the class title, in which he/she seeks to enter the festival. In any ensemble, all members must adhere to that principle. This rule does not apply to conductors.

10. The Festival encourages an awareness of presentation and urges performers to dress suitably and to take a bow at the end of their performance.

11. MARKS will be awarded and performers will be placed in the following categories according to their achievement: MERIT, HONOURS, DISTINCTION AND OUTSTANDING. Certificates will be awarded for each category. The winner and runner-up in each class should be announced by the Adjudicator except in classes where there are 3 or fewer entries where only the winner will be announced. In the event of a performer not reaching Merit standard they will be awarded a Certificate of Participation.

12. TROPHIES AND AWARDS will be awarded to performers who give the best performance in those classes which are eligible for a specific prize, provided that the performance has earned an Honours, Distinction or Outstanding Certificate. Cups and Trophies can only be collected by the winner in person or an authorised member of the family. If not able to attend the prize-giving contact Malcolm Dalton to collect at a later date.

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13. TIME LIMITS stated in the Syllabus must be strictly observed. Performers who exceed the time limit may be stopped.

14. CHANGES OF PROGRAMME must be notified to the appropriate Section Secretary by 1 March.

15. The Adjudicator's decision is final in all classes.

16. COMMUNICATION WITH THE ADJUDICATOR by performers, teachers or other interested parties for whatever reason is STRICTLY FORBIDDEN. Direct communication may result in disqualification.

17. The Committee shall have the power to appoint or substitute other adjudicators without notice, where this is necessary.

18. Any comments or observations should be submitted in writing to the Chairman within 7 days of the end of the Festival.

19. NOTICE OF THE TIME OF COMPETITION will be sent to every performer not less than one week before the Festival; if not received, please inform the relevant Section Secretary immediately.

20. Performers must be prepared to perform in the order in which they appear in the published programme. Only in exceptional circumstances will changes to the published programme be allowed and requests to make such a change must be directed to the relevant Section Secretary before the start of the Festival.

21. Performers should be aware that in order to obviate gaps in earlier classes through absentees, Section Secretaries reserve the right to begin classes UP TO 5 MINUTES EARLIER than stated, provided all performers are present.

22. FULL TIME STUDENTS of 18 years and over may enter three classes for the price of two excluding recitals. There will be a concessionary rate for those over 60 years of age. This concessionary rate is the ordinary entrance fee for the class concerned, reduced by one third.

23. The Committee cannot accept responsibility for lost property but contact Malcolm Dalton who will try to assist.

24. Unclaimed certificates or report sheets will not be forwarded.

25. The use of cameras, camcorders and sound recording equipment in the audience during a performance or adjudication is NOT PERMITTED because of copyright and other legal restrictions and to avoid disturbing performers.

26. MOBILE PHONES MUST BE SWITCHED OFF at all times.

27 CUP HOLDERS are responsible for the safe keeping of their trophies. Any engraving undertaken shall be in an appropriate style and size and at their own expense. CUPS AND TROPHIES won at the 2019 Festival should be returned, by arrangement and in a cleaned condition, to the Cup Secretary, by 6 January 2020 AT THE LATEST by arrangement with Malcolm Dalton, [email protected]

At the Festival, please park responsibly clear of junctions and driveways.

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CHILD PROTECTION POLICYThe British and International Federation of Festivals for Music, Dance and Speech work for amateur festivals everywhere to help create thousands of educational performance opportunities for children and young people each year.The Federation, and our member Festivals, are committed to ensuring safe environments for children and young people and believe that it is always unacceptable for a child or young person to experience abuse of any kind. We recognise our responsibility to safeguard the welfare of all children and young people, by a commitment to recommend best practice which protects them.This policy applies to our Board of Trustees, paid staff, Adjudicator members, volunteers, students or anyone working on behalf of the Federation and our member Festivals.

We recognise that:• the welfare of the child/young person is paramount• all children, regardless of age, disability, gender, racial heritage, religious belief,

sexual orientation or identity, have the right to equal protection from all types of harm or abuse

• working in partnership with children, young people, their parents, carers and other agencies is essential in promoting young people’s welfare.

The purpose of the policy:• to provide protection for the children and young people who participate in our

festivals, including the children of festival members• to provide staff and volunteers with guidance on procedures they should adopt in the

event that they suspect a child or young person may be experiencing, or be at risk of, harm

We will seek to safeguard children and young people by:• valuing them, listening to and respecting them• adopting child protection guidelines through procedures and safe working practice for

staff and volunteers• recruiting staff and volunteers safely, ensuring all necessary checks are made• sharing information about child protection and safe working practice with children,

parents, staff and volunteers• sharing information about concerns with agencies who need to know, and involving

parents and children appropriately• providing effective management for staff and volunteers through supervision, support

and training.

The Federation will review this policy each year in November in line with Safe Network guidance or sooner in light of any changes in legislation or guidance. All changes will be communicated to our member Festivals in time for the start of the new Festival year.

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CREATING SAFER FESTIVALS FOR EVERYONEThe Federation and its member Festivals use the following policies and procedures to create Safer Festivals for everyone:

1. A single, definitive Child Protection Policy adopted by all Federation Festivals. 2. One or more designated Festival Safeguarding Officers (FSO) appointed for each

Federation Festival. Name: GWEN RUSSELL Phone: 0208 668 2779 3. Best practice advice in the form of Safe Working Practice and Festival Child Protection

leaflets, with support and training for all Festival staff and volunteers. Including clear reporting procedures for anyone with a concern about a child.

4. Appropriate recruitment and induction procedures for all new Festival staff and volunteers responsible for providing safe environments for everyone attending / performing at a Federation Festival.

5. All Festival personnel wear an identity badge. All teachers/parents/guardians/carers are asked to report all incidents of any nature to anyone wearing a badge. All reported incidents will be handled in accordance with the Safe Working Practice and Festival Child Protection best practice advice. In addition we will ensure the availability of a quiet area / room where concerns can be expressed in private.

6. For the duration of the Festival all teachers/parents/guardians/carers are responsible for the continuous care and supervision of their own children/pupils/vulnerable adults. If they are unable to attend personally, they must delegate their responsibilities to an identified adult and ensure that their children/pupils/vulnerable adults are aware of the identity and name of the person responsible for their care. This includes supervision throughout all Festival venues, performance, rehearsal and changing areas that may be provided.

7. No unauthorised photography or video recording is allowed at our Festivals. Where parents/guardians/carers do not wish photos to be taken at all, then the responsible adult attending should ensure that their child/pupil/vulnerable adult is not included in official authorised photos.

8. Some children and vulnerable adults may have specific needs in order to take part. If this is the case we ask the responsible teachers/parents/guardians/carers to contact the Festival Secretary prior to arrival. The Festival actively seeks wherever possible to meet these needs, but must know beforehand in order to prepare support – or to advise that help cannot be provided on this occasion.

9. The Festival’s Child Protection Policy and approach to Creating Safer Festivals for Everyone is published explicitly in our Syllabus, Programme and on our website. By completing and signing the entry form all parents / guardians / carers and teachers of entrants under 18 (or vulnerable adults of any age) confirm that they give (or have obtained) the necessary consents for the entrants to take part in the Festival. Without consent the entry to the Festival cannot be accepted.

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DATA PROTECTION PRIVACY POLICYThe Coulsdon and Purley Festival is a competitive festival of the performing arts, run by volunteers and registered with the Charity Commission (No 1037897). It is a member of the British and International Federation of festivals. This privacy policy explains how we use any personal information we collect about you:

We collect information about you when you register to perform in the festival, volunteer as a steward, engage you as an adjudicator or accompanist or you advertise in our publications. We will only ask for such information as is necessary for the efficient administration of the festival. (We do not collect ‘sensitive personal data’ unless there is a legitimate reason for this – such as if an entrant may need support to participate in a class.)

The personal information we collect include (but is not limited to) the following: your name, address, phone number, date of birth (18 years and under) and email address.

Access to this data will be restricted to those personnel who administer the Festival.

We want to make sure that your personal information is accurate and up to date and all reasonable efforts will be made to ensure this is the case. You may ask us to correct or remove information you think is inaccurate.

The Festival will not pass collected data to any third party UNLESS the law requires us to do so or if it is to enable the Festival to fulfil its legitimate purpose. It should be noted that only the names of individuals, schools or groups performing will appear in the Festival programme. The names of award winners will be published on the Festival website and the following year’s programme.

We will store your information for as long as we have to by law. If there is no legal requirement, we will only store it for as long as we need it. Some personal information may be kept for a reasonable period for the continuance of efficient administration.

Our website provides links to other websites. This privacy policy only applies to our website, so when you link to other websites you should read their own privacy policies.

This policy will be reviewed and updated regularly in compliance with current legal requirements.

You have the right to request a copy of the information that we hold about you. This can be obtained, without charge, by application to

Gwen Russell, Festival Administrator [email protected]

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VOCAL CHORALEntries: Gwen Russell, 5 Greenfield Link, Coulsdon, Surrey CR5 2SW

020 8668 2779 [email protected]

Entries must be received by 31 January

TROPHIES AND AWARDSTHE ADDISCOMBE CHORAL SHIELD

YOUTH CHALLENGE SHIELD for CHOIRS 18 YEARS and UNDERTHE JUNIOR CHORAL SHIELD for CHOIRS 11 YEARS and UNDER

THE FESTIVAL CELEBRATION SHIELD for CHOIRS 9 YEARS and UNDERTHE DORIS CUMBER TROPHY for INFANT CHOIRS 7 YEARS and UNDER

Candidates should submit timings on entry forms. Please state the maximum number of members on entry form. Choirs should announce the titles of their songs before performing.

All classes are OWN CHOICE. Class No Fee

100 CHOIRS Two contrasting songs 7 years and under KS1 (INFANTS)

£16.00

101 CHOIRS Two contrasting songs 9 years and underLower KS2

£16.00

102 CHOIRS Two contrasting songs 11 years and under Upper KS2

£16.00

In the event of large numbers of choir entries in the above classes, each class will be subdivided according to the number of children in each choir.

103 CHOIRS Two contrasting songs 12-18 years £16.00

104 CHOIRS Two contrasting songs 7-18 years £16.00

105a105b

CHOIRS Two sacred songs CHOIRS Two sacred songs

7-11 years 12-18 years

£16.00

106 JUNIOR VOCAL ENSEMBLE(not more than 16 voices)

18 years and under £16.00

Two contrasting madrigals or part songs with or without accompaniment

107 SENIOR VOCAL ENSEMBLE (not more than 16 voices)

over 18 years £16.00

Two contrasting songs with or without accompaniment

108 CHOIRS of ladies or men or mixed choirsTwo contrasting songs of any style.

£16.00

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VOCAL SOLO SINGINGEntries: Gwen Russell, 5 Greenfield Link, Coulsdon, Surrey CR5 2SW

020 8668 2779 [email protected] must be received by 31 January

TROPHIES AND AWARDSTHE MARGARET CUP - for senior vocal recital

THE FABIAN SMITH TROPHY - for British songTHE SUSANNAH COLLIER ROSE BOWL FOR OPERA

THE ORATORIO TROPHYTHE LIEDER CUP

THE CAVENDISH CUP - for senior solo singingTHE JUNIOR SOLO SINGING CUP

THE MARIAN WEY TROPHY - for solo singing, 15 - 20 yearsTHE ESME PARKES CUP FOR FOLK SONG

THE ISABEL WILSON MEMORIAL BURSARY- for a young singer of exceptional promise

See page 4 for details of official accompanist (Marion Lea)

JUNIOR SINGING CLASSES (AGE 18 YEARS AND UNDER)

All classes are OWN CHOICE songs. Candidates should submit timings on entry forms (no more than 4 minutes unless otherwise stated).

NB backing tapes and recorded accompaniment are not allowed in vocal solos.

Class No Fee110 JUNIOR RECITAL CLASS 6 minutes

Two contrasting songs (not songs from shows, films or light entertainment)


111 JUNIOR RECITAL CLASS 8 minutes Two/three contrasting songs (not songs from shows, films or light entertainment)

15 to 18 years £7.00

112 SOLO Girls or boys One song (not from a musical)



11 to 13 years £5.00


14 to 18 years £5.00

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Class No Fee115 SOLO Girls or boys

One British song (not from a musical)18 years and under £5.00

116 FOLK SONG SOLO Girls or boys One genuine unaccompanied folk song


117 SACRED SOLO Girls or boys A sacred song, air or hymn


118 SACRED SOLO Girls or boys A sacred song, air or hymn

13 to 18 years £5.00

119 MUSICAL SOLO Girls or boys One song from any musical 3 minutes


120 MUSICAL SOLO Girls or boys One song from any musical

13 to 15 years £5.00

121 MUSICAL SOLO Girls or boys One song from any musical

16 to 18 years £5.00

122 JAZZ STANDARD Any traditional jazz standard or pop ballad with accompaniment (no electronics or CDs)

Up to 18 years £5.00

CLASSES 126-128 ARE CLOSED CLASSES Open only to performers who have not won a first place, with honours or

above, at any previous Festival at date of entry123 SOLO Girls or boys

One song10 years and under £5.00

124 SOLO Girls or boys One song

11 to 13 years £5.00

125 SOLO Girls or boys One song

14 to 18 years £5.00

126 OPERA CLASS SOLO Girls or boys An aria from any Opera, Light Operetta or Gilbert & Sullivan sung in the original language.

14 to 18 years £5.00

127 LIEDER CLASS SOLO Girls or boys A lied by Brahms, Mahler, Mendelssohn, Schubert, Wolf, Schumann or Richard Strauss sung in the original language.

14 to 18 years £5.00

128 DUET OR TRIO One song from Opera, Musical Show,


Oratorio or Part Song (only one voice to a part)

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SENIOR VOCAL CLASSES – MINIUMUM AGE 19 YEARS All classes are OWN CHOICE songs. Candidates should submit timings on

entry forms (no more than 4 minutes unless otherwise stated). NB backing tapes and recorded accompaniment are not allowed in vocal solos.

Class No Fee129 RECITAL CLASS (not opera or oratorio) Any voice £8.00

Three contrasting songs from memory

130 BRITISH SONG One song Any voice £6.00

131 ORATORIO One aria with or without Any voice £6.00recitative from an Oratorio or Sacred Cantata

132 OPERA One aria, with or without Any voice £6.00recitative from any grand Opera, light Operetta or Gilbert and Sullivan, to be sung in the original language.

133 LIEDER A lied by Brahms, Mahler, Any voice £6.00Mendelssohn, Schubert, Schumann, Richard Strauss or Wolf, to be sung in the original language.

134 SOLO SONG A song from any country except Any voice £6.00Britain or Germany, to be sung in the original language.

135 FOLK SONG Any voice £6.00One genuine unaccompanied folk song

139 OPEN SOLO CLASS One song Any voice £6.00

140 CLOSED SOLO CLASS One song Any voice £6.00(performers must not have won any class at any Festival prior to the date of entry)

141 VICTORIAN / EDWARDIAN SONG OR BALLAD Any voice £6.00One song

142 SPIRITUAL SOLO One song Any voice £6.00

143 MUSICAL SOLO One song from any musical Any voice £6.00

144 VOCAL DUET OR TRIO One song from Opera, £8.00Musical Show, Oratoria or Part Song

145 VOCAL SOLO playing own accompaniment £6.00

146 JAZZ STANDARD 5 minutes Any traditional jazz standard or pop ballad with accompaniment (no electronics or CDs)

£6.00

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STRINGS

Entries: Helen Davies 44 Woodside Court Road Croydon Surrey CR0 6RU020 8405 8205 [email protected]


TROPHIES AND AWARDSTHE FOUNDERS CUP - for solo string playing

THE MARGARET BICKNALL CUP - for violin playingTHE RUBINA ALLEN CUP - for string ensemble playing

THE CATERHAM CUP – for instrumental concerto playing

See page 4 for details of official accompanist (Melanie Jones)

All classes are OWN CHOICE

ANY STRINGED INSTRUMENTOwn choice from the Associated Board Examination pieces or a piece of equivalent standard.

In the event of large numbers of entries in these classes, they will be subdivided a: violin and viola b: ‘cello and double bass

Class No Fee240 SOLO PREPARATORY and GRADE I 3 minutes £5.00

241 SOLO GRADES II and III 3 minutes £5.00

242 SOLO GRADES IV and V 4 minutes £6.00

243 SOLO GRADES VI and VII 6 minutes £6.00

244 SOLO GRADES VIII and above 8 minutes £7.00

245 BAROQUE SONATA One or two movements from any Sonata or Suite written between 1650 and 1750 (accompanied or unaccompanied)

Any age £7.00

246 STRING SONATA Any movement from a Sonata written after 1750

Any age £7.00

247 NOVICE CLASS One or two pieces For competitors who have been learning for up to one year

Any age 3 minutes

£5.00

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All classes are OWN CHOICEClass No Fee248 7 years and under One or two short pieces 3 minutes £5.00

249 8 and 9 years One or two short pieces 3 minutes £5.00

250 10 and 11 years One piece 4 minutes £6.00

251 12 and 13 years One piece 4 minutes £6.00

252 14 - 16 years One piece 7 minutes £7.00

253 17 years and above One piece 8 minutes £8.00

STRING RECITAL CLASSES ANY AGE

254 PRELIMINARY RECITAL CLASS Approximately Grade IV

Two pieces 6 minutes £7.00

255 INTERMEDIATE RECITAL Approximately Grade V to VI

Two pieces 10 minutes £10.00

256 ADVANCED RECITAL Two or three pieces of contrasting styles and periods

20 minutes £13.00

STRING DUETS Any two stringed instruments accompanied or unaccompanied

One or two pieces

257 12 years and under 4 minutes £6.00

258 13 to 16 years 5 minutes £7.00

259 Any age 6 minutes £8.00

STRING ENSEMBLES ENSEMBLE three to eight players

One of the instruments may be a piano 260 12 years and under up to 10 minutes £10.00

261 16 years and under up to 10 minutes £10.00

262 Any age up to 12 minutes £11.00

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THE CATERHAM CUP for instrumental concerto playing

To be performed with piano accompaniment. One concerto movement or other work originally written to be played with orchestra; e.g.,

Romance, Rhapsody, etc.Class No Fee

263 INTERMEDIATE 15 years and under

£10.00

264 SENIOR 16 years and above

£13.00

CLASSICAL GUITAROwn choice from the Associated Board Examination pieces or a piece of equivalent standard.

265 SOLO GRADES I and II One piece 3 minutes £5.00

266 SOLO GRADES III and IV One piece 3 minutes £5.00

267 SOLO GRADE V One piece 4 minutes £6.00

268 SOLO GRADES VI and VII One piece 5 minutes £6.00

269 SOLO GRADES VIII and above One piece 6 minutes £7.00

270 DUET Ages 15 and under One or two pieces 5 minutes £7.00

271 DUET Ages 16 and above One or two pieces 5 minutes £8.00

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THE HERVEY ALAN COMPETITION WILL BE HELD ON

Saturday 23 March 7pmSanderstead United Reform Church

Sanderstead Hill,Sanderstead CR2 0HB

WOODWIND, BRASS AND ENSEMBLESEntries: Hilary Dennis, 8 Birdhurst Avenue, South Croydon, CR2 7DX

07761 167900 [email protected]


TROPHIES AND AWARDSTHE DORIS AUSTIN AWARD - for percussion

THE COULSDON AND PURLEY FESTIVAL CUP - for ensemble playingTHE ELSIE BROWN CHALLENGE CUP - for orchestras and large ensembles

THE GWENDOLINE RUSSELL TROPHY - for solo recorder16 and under THE LANSDELL CUP - for solo woodwind

THE RAYMOND DOUGLAS MEMORIAL TROPHY - for the most promising wind player under 16 years of age who enters at least two classes

See page 4 for details of official accompanist (Melanie Jones)

ENSEMBLES AND ORCHESTRASClass No Fee

200 NOVICE DUETS (Novice and teacher) for performers who have been learning for up to one year

3 minutes £6.00

201 INTERMEDIATE and ADVANCED DUETS 7 minutes £8.00

202 CHAMBER MUSIC CLASSunconducted – up to 8 players

10 minutes £10.00

203 SCHOOL RECORDER GROUP 5 minutes £12.00

204 LARGE ENSEMBLES Open 7 minutes £13.00

205 LARGE ENSEMBLES 11 years and under 5 minutes £13.00

206 LARGE ENSEMBLES 18 years and under 7 minutes £13.00

207 OPEN PERCUSSIONCan include tuned percussion or hand bells

7 minutes £13.00

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WOODWIND SOLO CLASSES

Class No Fee208 DESCANT OR TREBLE RECORDER NOVICE

CLASS for performers who have been learning for up to one year

3 minutes £5.00

209 DESCANT OR TREBLE RECORDER

11 years and under

4 minutes £6.00

210 WOODWIND NOVICE CLASS excluding recorders for performers who have been learning for up to one year

3 minutes £5.00

211 SOLO GRADE III and under 4 minutes £6.00

212 SOLO GRADES IV – V 5 minutes £6.00

213 SOLO GRADES VI – VII 5 minutes £6.00

214 SOLO GRADES VIII and above 6 minutes £7.00

215 SONATA CLASS 12 years and under 4 minutes £6.00

216 SONATA CLASS 13 years and over 6 minutes £7.00

217 UNACCOMPANIED CLASS 5 minutes £6.00

218 SOLO 12 years and under 4 minutes £6.00

219 SOLO 16 years and under 5 minutes £6.00

220 SOLO 17 years and above 6 minutes £6.00

BRASS SOLO CLASSES221 BRASS NOVICE CLASS for performers who have been

learning for up to one year 3 minutes £5.00

222 SOLO GRADES III and under 4 minutes £6.00

223 SOLO GRADES IV – IV 5 minutes £6.00

224 SOLO GRADES VI - VII 5 minutes £6.00

225 SOLO GRADE VIII and above 6 minutes £7.00

226 JAZZ SOLO GRADES I – III

4 minutes £6.00

227 JAZZ SOLO GRADES IV – V

5 minutes £6.00

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RECORDER, WOODWIND AND BRASS RECITAL CLASSESA balanced programme containing two or more pieces with credit given for playing

one or more item from memory

Class No Fee228 INTERMEDIATE RECITAL Grades V to VI 10 minutes £10.00

229 ADVANCED RECITAL Grades VII and above 20 minutes £13.00

CONCERTO CLASSES FOR WOODWIND, RECORDER AND BRASS

THE CATERHAM CUP

for instrumental concerto playing To be performed with piano accompaniment.

One concerto movement or other work originally written to be played with orchestra; e.g., Romance, Rhapsody, etc.

Class No Fee230 INTERMEDIATE 15 years and under £10.00

231 SENIOR 16 years and above £13.00

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THE HERVEY ALAN COMPETITION WILL BE HELD ON

Saturday 23 March 7pmSanderstead United Reform Church

Sanderstead Hill,Sanderstead CR2 0HB

PIANOFORTEEntries: Patricia Romero-Hanesworth 114 Woodcote Grove Road, Coulsdon CR5 2AF

020 8660 4096 [email protected]


TROPHIES AND AWARDSTHE HAROLD CRAXTON TROPHY – for senior piano recital

THE JILL JONES MEMORIAL TROPHY – for intermediate piano recitalTHE EOTHEN SHIELD – for junior piano recital

THE FESTIVAL CUP – for most promising pianist aged 16 and overTHE ELIZABETH SUTCLIFFE CUP – for most promising pianist under 16 years of age

who enters at least two classesTHE MINOLA KIRBY CUPS – for pianoforte duet

THE BAROQUE CUP – for most outstanding performance of a keyboard piece of this period

THE COULSDON AND PURLEY PIANOFORTE CUP – for classes 322 -329THE BARKER FAMILY TROPHY – for jazz performance

THE FRANCES KNOWLES TROPHY – for pianoforte concerto playingCONCERTO PRIZE – £150

Please note that all classes are OWN CHOICE.Details of pieces, composers and timings must be started on the entry form

(including all Recital classes).A second copy of music MUST be provided for the adjudicator and this may be

a photocopy (see regulations)

CLASSES 301 - 306 ARE CLOSED CLASSESOpen only to Performers who have not won a first place in a SOLO class, with

honours, at any Festival at the date of entryClass No Fee301 7 years and under One or two short pieces £5.00

302 8 and 9 years One or two short pieces £5.00

303 10 and 11 years One piece

£5.00


£6.00

305 14 and 16 years One piece £6.00

306 17 years and above One piece £6.00

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OPEN CLASSES

Class No Fee 307 7 years and under One or two short pieces

£5.00

308 8 and 9 years One or two short pieces

£5.00


£5.00


£6.00


£6.00

312 17 years and above One piece

£6.00

JAZZ STYLE CLASSESOne piece in Jazz, Blues or Popular style.

Suggested composers: P Hall C Horton J Kember P Wedgwood313 10 years and under £5.00

314 11 and 12 years £5.00

315 13 – 16 years £6.00

316 17 years and above £6.00

BAROQUE CLASSESOwn choice from any composer of this period

317 9 years and under One piece £5.00

318 10 – 12 years One piece

£5.00

319 13 – 15 years One piece

£6.00

320 16 years and above One piece

£6.00

BACH CLASSOwn choice Prelude and Fugue OR two contrasting movements from a Suite or Partita

321 16 years and above £6.00

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THE COULSDON AND PURLEY PIANOFORTE CUP will be awarded to the performer with the highest mark in

CLASSES 322 - 331Class No Fee

SONATINA CLASSAny one movement from classical SONATINA

(Please note candidates may enter EITHER this class OR class 323)

322 11 years and under £5.00

SONATA CLASSIn these classes (322, 323, 324, 325) performers may make their choice from Sonatas by

Haydn Mozart Beethoven or Clementi

323 13 years and under Any movement from a sonata £6.00

324 14 – 16 years Any movement from a sonata £6.00

325 17 years and above First movement from a sonata £7.00

CHOPIN CLASS326 14 years and under One piece £6.00


ROMANTIC COMPOSER CLASSESOwn choice from Schumann Schubert Brahms Liszt Mendelssohn etc



20th CENTURY COMPOSER CLASSESOwn choice by Debussy Ravel Prokoffiev Khachaturian Shostakovich Poulenc etc



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Own choice of two contrasting pieces. At least one piece must be played from memory.

Class No Fee332 JUNIOR 13 years and under Max 10 minutes £8.00

Two pieces of contrasting styles and periods333 INTERMEDIATE 14-16 years Max 15 minutes £10.00

Two pieces of contrasting styles and periods

334 SENIOR 17 years and above Max 20 minutes £13.00Three pieces of contrasting styles and periods

NOVICE CLASSESOpen only to performers who have commenced tuition since September 2017

335 9 years and under One or two short pieces £5.00

336 10 to 13 years One piece only £5.00

GRADED CLASSES337 PRELIMINARY Grades I and II £5.00338 TRANSITIONAL Grades III and IV £6.00339 HIGHER Grade V £6.00340 INTERMEDIATE Grades VI and VII £6.00341 ADVANCED Grade VIII £7.00

DUET CLASSES342 11 years and under Two short duets £7.00

Candidates should change places for the second duet343 16 years and under One duet £7.00

344 Teacher and child 14 years and under £7.00

CONCERTO CLASSES345 ANY AGE

Any one movement from a Piano ConcertoPlease arrange your own accompanist

£13.00

Anthony Williams will be joined as adjudicator by the conductor Jonathan Butcher, who may be able to offer a Concerto

opportunity with one of his orchestras to the winner of this class.

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SPEECH AND DRAMA

Entries: Shanila Taylor, 16 Colescroft Hill, Purley, CR8 4BB07958 978288 [email protected]


TROPHIES AND AWARDSTHE CAMERON CUP – to be awarded to the performer gaining the highest average

mark from at least two classesTHE BUXTON MEMORIAL CUP – for own choice prose

THE SANDERTSTEAD CUP – for duologuesTHE CECILY SKINNER CUP – for Shakespearean classes

THE CLEVERTON CUP – for choral speakingTHE VERA MITCHELL CUP – for own choice poemTHE NORBURY MANOR TROPHY – for solo drama

THE CLAIRE GIMBLETT TROPHY – for shared poem (between 2 or 3 speakers)THE ROTARY CUP – for set poem

THE OLWEN MORGAN SHIELD – for public speakingTHE MARY SHACKEL CUP – for sonnets other than Shakespeare

THE EILEEN AND DOROTHY CLARKE SALVER – for Team Public SpeakingTHE CAROL SHRODER CUP – for short talk

THE COULSDON AND PURLEY CUP FOR SPEECH AND DRAMA – for write own poem

COPYRIGHTTHE RULES GOVERNING COPYRIGHT FOR SPEECH AND DRAMA

ARE SET IN REGULATION 5.PLEASE READ THIS REGULATION CAREFULLY.

SPEECH AND DRAMAAll prose passages and poems must be memorised unless reading is specified, in

which case reading is compulsory. For copies of SET POEMS please send stamped addressed envelope to address above.

IN OWN CHOICE CLASSES please note:(a) The standard and suitability of the selection will be taken into

consideration.(b) A copy of the selection must be provided for the Adjudicator(c) The copy of the selection provided for the Adjudicator must give the title of

the selection, the author and the publisher.

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SENIOR CLASSES 16 years and overClass No Fee400 SET POEM

Still I Rise Maya Angelou

£6.00

401 OWN CHOICE POEMby a published poet of literary merit

£6.00

402 OWN CHOICE SONNET by a published poet of literary merit

£6.00

403 PROSE SPEAKINGown choice from a published novel

£6.00 £6.00

404 PROSE READINGown choice from a published novel

£6.00 £6.00

405 ACTING SHAKESPEARE 5 minutes £6.00

406 ACTING OWN CHOICE (not Shakespeare) 5 minutes £6.00

407 PUBLIC SPEAKING – OWN CHOICE TOPIC 5 minutes £6.00

JUNIOR CLASSES

POETRY CLASSESSET POEM

Please contact the section secretary for copies of the set poemsRecite one of the set poems from memory

408 5 years What do you supposeA Lazy Beast

Poet UnknownMichael Dugan

£5.00

409 6 years My Roller SkatesLion

Finola AkisterJean Kenard

£5.00

410 7 years StormSomeone

Roger McGoughWalter de la Mare

£5.00

411 8 years Tea with Aunty MabelThe Small Ghostie

Jeanne WillisBarbara Ireson

£5.00

412 9 years The Witches’ SpellFlying

William ShakespeareJM Westrup

£5.00

413 10 years Where’s Your HomeworkThe Road Not Taken

David JacksonRobert Frost

£5.00

414 11 years Green Man in the GardenCreative Writing

Charles CausleyGervaise Phinn

£5.00

415 12-13 years

SparrowEarth Song

Norman MacCaigJohn Clarke

£6.00

416 14-15 years

The Right WordNo Men are Foreign

Imtiaz DharkerJames Kirkup

£6.00

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OWN CHOICE POEMSClass No Fee417 5 years Time limit 1 minute £5.00

418 6 years Time limit 1 minute £5.00

419 7 years Time limit 1½ minutes £5.00

420 8 years Time limit 1½ minutes £5.00

421 9 years Time limit 2 minutes £5.00



424 12-13 years Time limit 3 minutes £6.00

425 14-15 years Time limit 3 minutes £6.00

THEME POEMRecite a published poem on the theme of SPACE to commemorate the

50th anniversary of the moon landing (class 426)426 8 years and under Time limit 2 minutes £5.00

Recite a published poem on the theme of FREEDOM or INDIAto commemorate the 150thanniversary of the birth of Mahatma Gandhi

(classes 427 and 428)427 11 years and under Time limit 2 minutes £5.00

428 15 years and under Time limit 2 minutes £6.00

SHARED POEMfor 2 or 3 performers

Recite a published poem of your choice from memory429 8 years and under Time limit 2 minutes £5.00



ACTED SHARED POEM30

for 2 or 3 performersRecite a published poem of your choice using actions, movement and simple props

Class No Fee432 7 years and under Time limit 2 minutes £5.00

433 8 – 9 years Time limit 2 minutes £5.00


WRITE A POEMA poem written by the performer must be unaided and uncorrected.

A typed copy must be submitted with the entry form.The performer may read or recite their poem on the day.

NB The entry fee reflects the extra time needed for the adjudicator to review the poems.435 8 years and under Time limit 2 minutes £7.00



SONNETRecite a published sonnet written by any poet of literary merit

438 10 – 12 years £5.00

439 13 – 15 years £6.00

PROSE CLASSESPROSE READING FROM TEXT

Own choice from a published text suitable for age range.Please provide a copy for the adjudicator.

440 6 years and under Time limit 1 minute £5.00

441 7 – 8 years Time limit 1minute £5.00

442 9 – 11 years Time limit 1½ minutes £5.00



PROSE SPEAKING MEMORISED31

Own choice from a published text suitable for age range.Please provide a copy for the adjudicator.

Class No Fee445 6 years and under Time limit 1 minute £5.00

446 7 – 8 years Time limit 1 minute £5.00

447 9 – 11 years Time limit 1½ minutes £5.00



PAIRED TELEVISION NEWSREADERWith a partner write and read your own news bulletin about events past, present or future,450 8 – 10 years Time limit 3 minutes £5.00


CIRCLE SIGHT READINGPerformers will read from a text provided by the adjudicator

452 8 years £5.00

453 9 – 11 years £5.00

454 12 – 13 years £6.00

455 14 – 15 years £6.00

CHORAL SPEAKINGThere should be a minimum of 6 people in the choir.

Recite one or two items of verse and/or prose456 8 years and under Time limit 6 minutes £13.00



ACTING CLASSES

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SOLO ACTINGPerform a monologue (not Shakespeare)

The use of costume, hand-held props, tables, chairs and sound effects is permitted, though optional

The setting of the stage must be included in the time limit

Class No Fee 459 8 years and under Time limit 2 minutes £5.00



DUOLOGUE ACTINGPerform a scene for two performers (not Shakespeare)






GROUP ACTINGPerform a scene for three or more performers (not Shakespeare)






SHAKESPEARE CLASSES

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SHAKESPEARE SOLO ACTINGPerform a monologue from any play by William Shakespeare.



Class No Fee 468 10 – 12 years Time limit 3 minutes £5.00


SHAKESPEARE DUOLOGUE ACTINGPerform a monologue for two performers from any play by William Shakespeare.The use of costume, hand-held props, tables, chairs and sound effects is permitted,

though optionalThe setting of the stage must be included in the time limit



PUBLIC SPEAKING CLASSES

SHORT TALKA visual aid in the form of a photo board or artefact may be used. You must supply your own equipment for displaying visual aids.

Setting up time must be included in the time limit

Topic:472 6 – 7 years an object, model or game Time limit 2 minutes £5.00

473 8 – 9 years a picture, a piece of equipment or a personal achievement

Time limit 3 minutes £5.00

474 10 – 11 years a personal interest Time limit 4 minutes £5.00

STRUCTURED SPEECHA visual aid in the form of a photo board or artefact or IT presentation may be used.

You must supply your own equipment for displaying visual aids.

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Setting up time must be included in the time limit

Class No Fee

475 12 – 13 years Own choice topic Time limit 3 minutes £5.00


TEAM PUBLIC SPEAKINGTeams of 3: Chairman, Main Speaker and Vote of Thanks.

The Chairman conducts the team, introduces the team members and explains why the Main Speaker is qualified to speak on the topic (2 minutes). The Main Speaker delivers his or her own speech on topic of own choice (4 minutes). The Vote of Thanks thanks the Main Speaker, comments on any noteworthy aspects and invites the audience to applaud. (1 minute)




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Mrs Alison Allan Mrs Marion Lea

Mr Robert and Mrs Lynn Benn Mrs Barbara Martin

Mr Eric and Mrs Barbara Beven Mr John Morgan

Maxine Cole Mr Alan Murdock

Mrs Susannah Collier Mr Douglas Oliver

Mrs Pat Cook Mrs Hilary Dennis

Mr Malcolm Dalton Ms Darina Pancheva

Malcolm and Pauline Dand Mrs Esme Parkes

Miss Helen Davies Mrs Rebecca Paulraj

Mr Darrell Davison Sakuntaka K Pillai

Mrs Janet Fiderio Mrs Rosemarie Rerrie

Mrs Jo Fitzgerald Mrs Patricia Romero-Hanesworth

Mrs Sheila Garrett Mrs Gwen Russell

Mrs Claire Gimblett Mrs Sue Smyth

Mrs Naomi Harling Mrs Frances Stacey

Mrs Margaret Hawkes Mrs J Tasker

Mr and Mrs John Hempsey Mrs Shanila Taylor

Mrs Frances Hawkes Ms Jane Tiernan

Mr D and Dr J Hopkin Mrs C S Ung

Mrs Ruth James Mrs Ann Walker

Mr Geraint Jenkins MBE Mrs Guen-Hee Yoon

Mr Ruban Nathan Mr Peter Long

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