NORTH SHORE PERFORMING
ARTS SOCIETY (INC)
www.nspas.org.nz
60th Annual Festival
2014
PROGRAMME
JUNIOR VOCAL
at
Brian Gerrard Theatre
Birkenhead College
140 Birkdale Road
BIRKENHEAD
Tuesday 22ND April to Thursday 24th April 2014
Two sessions daily:
Tuesday 10am and 2pm
Wednesday and Thursday 1:30pm and 7:30pm
Other Competition Highlights
At
The PumpHouse
Piano Concerto Final Sunday.25th May at 2.30pm
Becroft Grand Opera Final Monday 3 June at 5.00 pm
Sponsored by:The ASB Community Trust
The PumpHouse
The Les and Sonia Andrews Cultural Foundation
The David and Genevieve Becroft Foundation
NORTH SHORE PERFORMING ARTS SOCIETY (INC)
www.nspas.org.nz
TIMETABLE:
Piano/Instrumental
28 April -1 May
St Georges Church Takapuna
Highland Dance
5 April
Milford Primary School
Junior vocal
21 - 24 April
Birkenhead College
Dance
28 April - 1 May
Dove Theatre Kristin School
Albany
Adult Vocal
30 May – 3 June
PumpHouse Theatre Takapuna
ADMISSION CHARGES 2014
Adults
Students/Sen. Citizens
Children 5-12 years
Per Session
Per Day
Per Day
Per Session
$ 5.00
$10.00
$ 5.00
$ 2.00
SPECIAL EVENTS AT THE PUMPHOUSE
Other Competition Highlights
At
The PumpHouse
Piano Concerto Final Sunday 25May at 2.30pm
Becroft Grand Opera Final Monday 3 June at 5.00 pm
MESSAGE FROM OUR PRESIDENT
It is with pleasure that the Committee of the North Shore Performing Arts Society bring to you its
Diamond Jubilee programme.
The individual art form programmes are on our website www.nspas.org.nz,
Again I would like to acknowledge all our sponsors and helpers. If it wasn’t for their support we would not
be able to bring this series of programmes to you. However we do need assistance to run these Annual
Competitions Festival both at the Committee and Convenor areas. To continue the committee needs to
be reenergised with new blood. Unless this happens we will not be able to sustain the Competitions in the
future and this year could well be the last.
To the Competitors, thank you for entering, teachers thank you for encouraging your students to enter
and to our loyal band of helpers a big thank you.
I hope that the experience and rapport that you gain during this period will be enjoyable for all of you,
performers and audience alike.
Alan Reekie
President
April 2014
MESSAGE FROM OUR SOCIETY’S PATRON
It has been my pleasure over many years as the Society’s Patron to welcome our entrants
from near and far, to take part in our Annual Festival. This year the Society is celebrating its
Diamond Jubilee Festival.
This of course is a milestone for us and the committee are anxious that we can continue to
grow.
Our Society is proud to be able to provide a platform for talent in the performing arts to be
seen and heard in an atmosphere that promotes healthy competition between amateur
performers.
Like most voluntary organisations to continue the committee need to be injected with
additional support if we are to continue to move forward. This can only happen if some of
our local supporters can become more involved in the Society’s activities. I would like to
reiterate the words in the President’s message “we will not be able to continue unless our
committee becomes reenergised with new blood as we forward.”
In the greater Auckland Area we are the first Competition Society to reach this milestone;
however we are comparatively young when we compare ourselves with our provincial
counterparts.
The Society’s Committee have worked hard to prepare this programme for our competitors
and for the enjoyment of the Society’s supporters.
My very best wishes go to each of you as you compete in your classes. Competitions are
not only about competing, they are also about hearing and seeing others performs, meeting
new people and making new friends. It is an opportunity for you to meet people with
interests similar to yours and form lasting friendships.
Some of you will have participated in our previous competitions and we thank you for
coming back and giving us the pleasure of seeing you perform once again. I would like to
extend a special welcome to those of you who are new to our Competitions.
The Society’s Committee makes every effort to ensure that your participation in our classes
will be enjoyable for you. In doing so it aims to provide unbiased adjudication by involving
adjudicators of the highest professional standards. Over the years many of our competitors
have gone on to join orchestras, participate in shows and choirs, perform in theatre, opera
and dance, and some of our competitors have become solo performers both nationally and
internationally.
I would like to thank the business community and individual donors for assisting with
sponsoring our Competitions, and our hardworking Committee members for their voluntary
time and effort in making these Competitions possible each year. I trust that for those of you
who are visiting the North Shore take the opportunity to visit some of our recreational
facilities and support our local business community.
Wyn Hoadley QSO
Patron
April 2014
DONATIONS AND GRANTS
The North Shore Performing Arts Society (Inc.) gratefully
acknowledges the following for their continued support in donating
prizes and assisting with our Annual Festival.
Able Music Studio
Mrs Annette Maisey
Les and Sonia Andrews
Estate of Marie and Alan Morris
Cultural Foundation
Music Creations
ASB Community Trust
Music Education Centre
Auckland Opera Forum
MusicWorks
Auckland Lieder Group
NZ Opera School
David and Genevieve Becroft Foundation North Shore Male Choir
Mrs Heidi Bowick
Opera Factory
Calibre Solutions Ltd
Piano Traders Ltd
Mr and Mrs Ken Donnell
Mrs Jill Quirke
Farrell’s Music House Ltd
North Shore Masonic Chapter
Alan Graham
Mr Alan Reekie
Mr Ben Hoadley
Miss Anne Shanks
Inst. of Reg.Music Teachers
Shore Singers Choir
(Auck. Branch)
Neilla Street Estate
Kath Kitney Estate
Mrs S. Taylor
Mr and Mrs Ian Knight
The PumpHouse
Lewis Eady Ltd
Ms Janice Webb
Linda Wootten Estate
Mr and Mrs J. Webley
Mr & Mrs K Mc Diarmid
Mr Qu Yong
NORTH SHORE PERFORMING ARTS SOCIETY (INC)
www.nspas.org.nz
Our Officers are:SECRETARY/ TREASURER
Henrietta Reid
CONVENORS
Jill Quirke and Alan Graham
Fiona Lees
Maureen Webley
Alan Reekie
Dance
Highland Dance
Piano
Vocal
SOCIETY’S OFFICE
Lake House Arts Centre
37 Fred Thomas Drive
TAKAPUNA
POSTAL ADDRESS
P O Box 33.111
Takapuna
Auckland City 0740
Our Contact is:
The President (09) 410 4086
Email: alanreekienz@gmail.com
MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION FORM.
Name
___________________________________________
Address___________________________________________
__________________________________________________
__________________________________________________
____________________________Telephone_____________
Any person, association or Corporate body interested in the objects of
the Society will be eligible for membership and after election by the
vote of a majority of the Committee will become a full member of the
Society.
The subscription for the year ending on 31 December 2014 is $30.00.
Payment can be made at the door or sent to :The Secretary
NSPA Society Inc.
P O Box 33 111
Takapuna
Auckland 0740
JUNIOR VOCAL TIMETABLE
TUESDAY
215a
216a
217a
218a
National or Folk Song
Vocal Solo
Sacred Solo
Song in Costume
TUESDAY
215b
216b
217b
218b
230
232
233
214
222
223
225
226
243
227/241
242
228a/b
242
224
231
24 APRIL
Unbroken Voices
Ballard/British Art Song
National or Folk Song
Sacred Solo
Ballard/British Art Song
Neila Street Memorial Award
THURSDAY
1.30PM
11 years
11 years
11 years
11 years
1.30 PM
12 and 13 years
12 and 13 years
12 and 13 years
23 APRIL
National/Folk Song
Sacred Song
Ballard/British Art Song
THURSDAY
10 years and under
10 years and under
10 years and under
10 years and under
23 APRIL
National/Folk Song
Vocal Solo
Sacred Song
WEDNESDAY
10.00AM
22 APRIL
National or Folk Song
Vocal Solo
Sacred Solo
Song in Costume
WEDNESDAY
219
220
221
22 APRIL
24 APRIL
Vocal Duet
Musical Theatre Song in Costume
Song in Costume
Musical Theatre Song in Costume
Vocal Solo
Vocal Solo
7.30 PM
16 and 17 years
16 and 17 years
16 and 17 years
1.30PM
Boys any age
12 and 13 years
14 and 15 years
14 and 15 years
14 and 15 years
13 and under 16 years
7.30PM
Open
16 and under 18 years
12 and under 16 years
16 and under 18 years
14 and 15 years
16 and 17 years
GENERAL CONDITIONS FOR COMPETITORS
Please read the conditions carefully. Strict observance of these Rules must be
followed.
1. Order of Performance
Competitors names will appear in the Programme in the order in which they
will compete unless pre arranged by the Stage Manager.
All Competitors must be in attendance at least 15 minutes prior to the
commencement of the Class. The approximate start times will be listed in
the Programme . Those not present when called may, at the discretion of the
Stage Manager forfeit the right to compete.
2. Stage
No person other than Officials, Performers and Stage Prop handlers are
permitted in the wings of the stage during performances.
3. Music
The use of photocopied music on the stage is not permitted.
4. Cameras, Video Cameras and Mobile Phones
Taking of photographs with or without flash is prohibited during a
performance.
At either the commencement or end of the performance photographs may be
taken of your own child or student only, but due to misuse of the privilege,
VIDEO recording is not permitted except for NCEA assessment when
permission from the section convenor must be obtained in advance before
any Video recording is done. Written confirmation from the school will be
needed to show that the Video is required for the NCEA assessment.
5. Prizes
Prizes will be awarded at the Adjudicator’s discretion.
If there are less than four entrants only the first prize will be awarded. This
rule may not apply to individually sponsored classes.
When two or more Competitors tie for first place, the Adjudicator has the
right to recall those performers to determine a winner. Should a first equal
be awarded both the first and second prize monies will be amalgamated and
split equally.
6. Trophies
All trophies remain the property of the Society. Trophies must be returned
to the Society’s office no later than 1 March of the year following the
presentation. The engraving of Trophies and Cups is the responsibility of
the winner.
ADJUDICATOR:
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES
GINA SANDERS Soprano
BMus(Auck)FTCL(Voice),BA,BMus(Hons(Qld),ACTL
(PNO,AIRMT(NZ)
Gina Sanders is one of New Zealand’s most accomplished entertainers. Gina’s
versatility, professionalism and beautiful voice have brought her national and
international recognition.
She has appeared as a soloist with all of New Zealand’s leading orchestras,
opera companies and choral societies. She is also a Concert FM National Artist
and has recorded for the ABC in Australia.
Gina is fluent in German, Italian, French and her native English and has
performed extensively overseas.
Taking part in Competitions has also been part of her career and a number of
years ago she was a competitor in our own competition festival.
We are privileged to have her return to the North Shore this year as an
adjudicator for our Diamond Jubilee Festival particularly as she has only just
returned from three months in Europe.
OFFICIAL ACCOMPANIST: SHERYL CLARKE
Sheryl studied at Auckland University with Janetta McStay and Bryan Sayer.
During that time she appeared as soloist with the Junior Symphony, Auckland
Symphonia and the N.Z. Symphony Orchestra. She then undertook four years
of post graduate studies at the Royal Academy of Music in London and was
awarded many prizes there, including the prestigious Walter MacFarren Prize for
the Best Female Pianist in the Recital Diploma Examinations.
For six years Sheryl was the official accompanist for Westlake High School Key
Cygnetures Choir and the New Zealand Secondary Students Choir. She has
also performed and toured with Tower Voices New Zealand.
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Ideally it may be easier for you and to us (as organisers) to use our Offiical
Accompanist but the choice is yours Sheryl’s Contact details are as follows:Phone: (09) 444 1960
Mobile 021 053 5715
SPECIAL AWARDS
1.
ELLERY CUP and $25 donated by Alan Reekie will be awarded
to the competitor gaining the highest marks in classes 215a,
216a, 217a and 218a
2
BELCHER CUP and $25 donated by Alan Reekie will be awarded
to the competitor gaining the highest marks in classes 215b,
216b, 217b and 218b
3
PEARL BROAD MEMORIAL CUP and a cheque for $100 from
the Les and Sonia Andrews Cultural Foundation will be awarded
to the most promising Vocalist in the 14 and under 16 age group.
4
NEILA STREET MEMORIAL AWARD will be awarded to the
winner of Class 243 (13 and under 16 age group).
5
ELISABETH GIBSON MEMORIAL CUP and a cheque for $150
from the Les and Sonia Andrews Cultural Foundation will be
awarded to the most promising Vocalist in the 16 and under 18
age group
6
THE DONNELL CUP and $75 will be awarded to the competitor
obtaining the Highest Mark in the 12 -17 age group - classes
228a/b and 242. (In class 242 the mark taken into account will
be the higher mark of the two songs)
VOCAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
201
VOCAL CHAMPIONSHIP:
12 and 13 Years
Competitors must enter this class and compete in the following Classes 219,
220, 221 and 222.
Winner to receive the Elvia Cup and $25.00, second $20.00 third $15.00
donated by Alan Reekie and Callibre Solutions Ltd.
1
Imogen Harwood
2
Kate Li
3
Bree Oliver
4
Venice Qin
5
Max Ramsay
6
Missouri Wilton
1st……………………. 2nd……………………. 3rd……………………..
202
VOCAL CHAMPIONSHIP:
14 and 15 years
Competitors must enter this class and compete in Classes 223, 224, 225 and
226. Winner to receive the Northbridge Businessmen’s Association Cup and
$50, second $25, donated by Shore Singers and Callibre Solutions Ltd.
1
2
3
4
5
Martha Bell
Michaela Cadwgan
Taylor Clark
Olivia Couillault
John Packer
1st……………………. 2nd……………………. 3rd……………………..
203
VOCAL CHAMPIONSHIP:
16 and 17 years
Competitors must enter this class and compete in Classes 230,231, 232,and
233. Winner to receive the Gibson Cup and a Special Award from the Les and
Sonia Andrews Cultural Foundation of $300, second $100, donated by Anne
Shanks third $50,00 the North Shore Male Choir and Callibre Solutions Ltd.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Frances Campbell
Arthur Close
Catherine Fu
Eden Hawkins
Soomin Kim
Kanami Kitagawa
Eleanor Lang
Aaron Leng
Hyun Young Park
Anna Wingham
1st……………………. 2nd……………………. 3rd……………………..
TUESDAY
215a
1
2
3
4
5
22 APRIL
NATIONAL or FOLK SONG
Anna Pistora
Alicia Lynn
Madeleine Walker
Keisha Morris
Georgia Gao
The Deaf Old Woman
Skye boat Song
Camptown Races
Cockles and Mussels
Smugglers Song
10.00am
10 years and under
Davis
Trad
Traditional
arr Appleby & Fowler
1st……………………. 2nd……………………. 3rd……………………..
216a
1
2
3
4
5
6
VOCAL SOLO:
Madeleine Walker
Georgia Gao
Ferila Faaolo Utumapu
Keisha Morris
Alicia Lynn
Anna Pistora
10 years and under
Marianina
The Seagull
Rainbow Connection
Summer Holiday
On my Own
The Seagull
Lin Marsh
Welch and Bennett
Schonberg
Lin Marsh
1st……………………. 2nd……………………. 3rd……………………..
217a
1
2
3
4
5
6
SACRED SONG:
Ferila Faaolo Utumapu
Anna Pistora
Keisha Morris
Georgia Gao
Alicia Lynn
Madeleine Walker
Zacchaeus
Who would send a baby
Tell me a story of Jesus
The Old Shepherd’s Prayer
Mary did you know
Morning has Broken
10 years and under
Beall
Traditional
Anderson
Lowry & Green
Traditional
1st……………………. 2nd……………………. 3rd……………………..
218a
SONG IN COSTUME:
10 years and under
Acting and Singing Ability to be judged
1
2
3
4
5
Anna Pistora
Alicia Lynn
Madeleine Walker
Keisha Morris
Georgia Gao
My favourite things
Rogers & Hammerstein
Popular
Stephen Schwartz
Never fully dressed without a smile
Lavender Blue
More and Daniel
Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious Rogers & Hammerstein
1st……………………. 2nd……………………. 3rd……………………..
TUESDAY
215b
1
2
3
4
5
6
22 APRIL
NATIONAL or FOLK SONG
Cameron Brownsey
Rachel Harding
Lena Jacob
Lauren Towns
Alexa Harwood
Caitlin Morris
Mr Colburn
I have a bonnet trimmed with Blue
I will walk with my Love
Scarborough Fair
The Dark Island
This is How we Milk the Cows
1.30 pm
11 years
Trad
Anon
Anon
Silver/Maclachlan
French Folk Song
1st……………………. 2nd……………………. 3rd……………………..
216b
1
2
3
4
5
6
VOCAL SOLO:
Rachel Harding
Lauren Towns
Alexa Harwood
Lena Jacob
Caitlin Morris
Cameron Brownsey
‘Orrible Little Blue Eyes
Colors in the Wind
Coconut Man
She’s Like the Swallow
Where the Bee Sucks
The Frog
11 years
Betty Roe
Aubrey Beswick
Anon
Arne
Nina Perry
1st……………………. 2nd……………………. 3rd……………………..
217b
1
2
3
4
5
6
SACRED SONG:
Cameron Brownsey
Lena Jacob
Caitlin Morris
Rachel Harding
Alexa Harwood
Lauren Towns
The Old Shepherd’s Prayer
Panis Angelicus
This we Pray
I wonder as I wander
Morning has broken
Te Harinui
11 years
Anderson
Franck
Jay Althouse
Anon
Farjean arr C Barratt
Willow Macky
1st……………………. 2nd……………………. 3rd……………………..
218b
SONG IN COSTUME:
11 years
Acting and Singing Ability to be judged
1
2
3
4
5.
6
Lauren Towns
Lena Jacob
Rachel Harding
Alexa Harwood
Caitlin Morris
Cameron Brownsey
Disney Land
My Favourite things
Maybe
Maybe
The Ugly Duckling
Les Poissons
Marvin Hamlisch
Rogers& Hammerstein
Charles Strouse
Charles Strouse
Frank Loesser
Menken
1st……………………. 2nd……………………. 3rd……………………..
WEDNESDAY
219
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
23 APRIL
NATIONAL or FOLK SONG:
Max Ramsay
Salima Sualah
Imogen Harwood
Kate Li
Venice Qin
Missouri Wilton
Bree Oliver
Trottin’to the Fair
Jeunes Fillettes
The Jones Boys
The Lass from the low countree
O Whistle & I will come to you
Pokarekare
Carrick-Fergus
1.30 pm
12 and 13 years
arr C.V.Stanford
Jay Althouse
Betty Low
Keith Thomas
1st……………………. 2nd……………………. 3rd……………………..
220
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
VOCAL SOLO:
Missouri Wilton
Kate Li
Breer Oliver
Venice Qin
Salima Sualah
Max Ramsay
Imogen Harwood
12 and 13 years
I know things now
Sondheim
A nightingale Sang in Berkley Square Manning Sherwin
Christopher Robin is saying his prayers H Fraser Simson
In amor ci vuol ardia
It’s a most unusual Day
Silent Worship
Handel
Non lo dird col labbro
Handel
1st……………………. 2nd……………………. 3rd……………………..
221
1
2
3
4
5.
6
7
SACRED:
Bree Oliver
Kate Li
Imogen Harwood
Max Ramsay
Missouri Wilton
Venice Qin
Salima Sualah
O for the Wings of a dove
Bless this House
Virgin Slumber Song
The dormouse’s caro
This little light of mine
Bethlehem Down
Didn’t My Lord Deliver Daniel
12 and 13 years
F Mendelssohn
Taylor/Brahe
Max Reger
E Poston
African/ American
1st……………………. 2nd……………………. 3rd……………………..
222
1
2
3
4
5
6
BALLAD/BRITISH ART SONG:
Imogen Harwood
Missouri Wilton
Bree Oliver
Kate Li
Venice Qin
Max Ramsay
The Nightingale Bird
The Salley Gardens
Path to the moon
The First Mercy
Little Jack Horner
A Smuggler’s Song
12 and 13 years
Beswick
Benjamin Britten
Eric H Thiman
Peter Warlock
C Le Fleming
1st……………………. 2nd……………………. 3rd……………………..
WEDNESDAY
230
23 APRIL
7.30pm
NATIONAL/FOLK SONG:
16 and 17 years
First prize $12, Second prize $8 donated by NSPACS
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Catherine Fu
Soomin Kim
Eleanor Lang
Anna Wingham
Aaron Leng
Eden Hawkins
Kanami Kitagawa
Hyun Young Park
Frances Campbell
Arthur Close
The Leprechaun
O Waly, Waly
My Lagan Love
She moved through the fair
The Salley Gardens
Shenandoah
No No No I’d rather be single
Ca’the Yowes
Loch Lomond
The Salley Gardens
Arr. Geoffrey Pratley
Benjamin Britten
Geoffrey Prestley
Anon
Arr. Britten
Traditional
Arr. Britten
Traditional
Arr. Britten
1st……………………. 2nd…………………….
232
SACRED SONG
16 and 17 years
First $20, second $10.00 donated by the Inner Wheel Club of East Coast Bays
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Catherine Fu
Soomin Kim
Kanami Kitagawa
Arthur Close
Anna Wingham
Hyun Young Park
Eden Hawkins
Aaron Leng
Frances Campbell
Eleanor Lang
Blessed are all they that fear the Lord
Ave Maria
Meditation
Go Down Moses
How Beautiful are the Feet
Come, Sing and Dance
How beautiful are the feet
Balm in Gilead
Crucifixion
A Hymn to the Virgin
G. F. Handel
G. Caccini
Massenet
Arr Burleigh
Handel
H. Howells
Handel
arr Harry Burleigh
Barber
Rubbra
1st……………………. 2nd…………………….
233
BALLAD/BRITISH ART SONG:
16 and 17 years
First $15, second $10.00 donated by Calibre Solutions Ltd
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Catherine Fu
Aaron Leng
Soomin Kim
Eden Hawkins
Kanami Kitagawa
Anna Wingham
Eleanor Lang
Arthur Close
Hyun Young Park
Frances Campbell
The Shepherd’s Song
Weep no more
Silent Noon
Come Away Death
I Heard a Robin Singing
Clock-A-Clay
It was a Lover
The Ships of Arcady
I wandered lonely as a cloud
A Blackbird Singing
1st……………………. 2nd…………………….
Edward Elgar
Roger Quilter
R V Williams
Roger Quilter
Leonard
R.R. Bennett
Dring
Michael Head
E. Thiman
Roger Quilter
214
UNBROKEN VOICES:
Boys, any age
First $20 donated by Ben Hoadley
1
223
Cameron Brownsey
1st…………………….
London Birds
Geoffrey Shaw
NATIONAL or FOLK SONG:
1
2
3
4
5
6
14 and 15 years
First $12, second $8 and third $6 donated by NSPACS
John Packer
Se tu m’ami, se sospiria
Olivia Couillault
The Ash Grove
Michaela Cadwgan
My Lagan Love
Victoria Tse
Shenandoah
Taylor Clark
Day Dah Light
Martha Bell
The Stuttering Lovers
Pergolesi
Welsh Traditional
Jamaican Trad.
Arr. Hughes
1st……………………. 2nd……………………. 3rd……………………..
225
SACRED SONG:
14 and 15 years
First $20, second $15 and third $10 donated by the Inner Wheel Club of East Coast
Bays.
1
2
3
4
5
Martha Bell
John Packer
Michaela Cadwgan
Olivi Couillault
Taylor Clark
The Holy Boy
Panis Angelicus
Madonna and Child
Motherless Child
Little Road to Bethlehem
Ireland
Cesar Franck
Thiman
American Spiritual
Head
1st……………………. 2nd……………………. 3rd……………………..
226
BALLAD/BRITISH ART:
14 and 15 years
First $12, second $8 and third $6 donated by Calibre Solutions Ltd
1
2
3
4
5
Michaela Cadwgan
Taylor Clark
Martha Bell
Olivia Couillault
John Packer
Fair House of Joy
To Joy
Five Eyes
Down by the Salley Gardens
Oliver Cromwell
Roger Quilter
Finzi
Armstrong Gibbs
Benjamin Britten
Benjamin Britten
1st……………………. 2nd……………………. 3rd……………………..
243
NEILA STREET MEMORIAL AWARD:
13 and under 16 years
The Winner to receive the Neila Street Memorial Trophy and $100, second
$60, third $40, being the interest derived from the Memorial Investment Fund
Competitors may sing their items in any order
selection.
1
2
The Test Piece: O Men From the Fields
Jessica Rogers
The Fairy Lough
Michaela Cadwgan
La Mésange
C.V. Stanford
Pauline Viardot
1st……………………. 2nd……………………. 3rd……………………..
THURSDAY
24 APRIL
7.30pm
227b/241
VOCAL DUET: (Any two voices)
Open
First $20, donated by Mrs S. Taylor
1
2
3
4
5
242
Michaela Cadwgan and Arthur Close
Papageno
Mozart
Taylor Clark
Belle Nuit
Offenbach
Kate Li and Rhiana Morota
Close Every Door to me
Andrew Lloyd Webber
Eleanor Lang and Anna Wingham
Laudamus Te
Vivaldi
Aaron Leng and Eden Hawkins
La conosco a quegli occhietti
1st…………………….
MUSICAL THEATRE: SONG in COSTUME;
Pergolesi
14 and under 18 years
Character portrayal, acting and singing ability will be judged.
2 contrasting solos in costume and character.
Each Competitor may choose the order of their item as long as the music for the
adjudicator is clearly marked and the Stage Manager has been informed.
As a costume change may be required Competitors (in the same order) will sing
their second song in the same order. (*Competitors 1 and 2 in the second song will
be performing their Musical Theatre Item for Class 244)after the interval.
The Winner will receive the Calllbre Cup and $50, donated by Callibre Solutions Ltd
First song
1
2
228a/b
Frances Campbell
Arthur Close
Surrabaya Johnny
Stars
SONG IN COSTUME:
Weill
Schonberg
12 and under 16 years
Acting and Singing ability to be judged. The winner will receive $40 and the PumpHouse Cup.
Second $20 and third $10.00. Prize Money donated by Callibre Solutions Ltd
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4
5
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7
Bree Oliver
Martha Bell
Olivia Couiallault
Salima Sualah
Jessica Rogers
Missouri Wilton
Taylor Clark
Tomorrow
Part of your World
I feel Pretty
Diamonds are a girls best Friend
Already Home
Colors of the Wind
You’ve got a friend in me
Charles Strouse
Menken/Ashman
Bernstein
Andrew Lloyd Webber
Menken
Newman
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10
11
Victoria Tse
Max Ramsay
Imogen Harwood
Venice Qin
Castle on a Cloud
Consider Yourself
Part of your World
Somewhere out there
L. Bart
Menken/Ashman
1st……………………. 2nd……………………. 3rd……………………..
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MUSICAL THEATRE:SONG in COSTUME;
Second Song
1 Frances Campbell
2 Arthur Close
I Remember
I got plenty of Nuttin
14 and under 18 years
Sondheim
George Gershwin
1st……………………. 2nd…………………….
224
VOCAL SOLO:
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3
4
4
5
First $12, second $8 and third $6 donated by NSPACS
Michaela Cadwgan
Voi Che Sapete
Taylor Clark
Batti Batti
John Packer
Nacht und Traume
Victoria Tse
Se Florindo E Fedele
Olivia Couillault
Caro Mio Ben
Martha Bell
Silent Worship
14 and 15 years
Mozart
Mozart
Schubert
Scarltti
Giordani
Handel
1st……………………. 2nd……………………. 3rd
231
VOCAL SOLO:
16 and 17 years
The winner will receive the Broad Cup and $40 second $30, in Memory of the late
Alan and Marie Morris.
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5
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10
Eleanor Lang
Catherine Fu
Soomin Kim
Arthur Close
Aaron Leng
Kanami Kitagawa
Hyun Young Park
Frances Campbell
Anna Wingham
Eden Hawkins
Als Luise die Briefe
Se tu m’ami
Vedrai carino
die Forelle
Vittoria Mio Core
Charmant Papillon
O del mio dolce ardor
Mantle of Blue
Losing my Mind
Stizzoso, Mio Stizzoso
1st……………………. 2nd…………………….
Mozart
Pergolesi
Mozart
Franz Schubert
Carissimi
Campra
Gluck
Bridge
Sondheim
Pergolesi