2016 Peel Music Festival · 2016 Peel Music Festival "The object is not to gain a prize or defeat a rival, but to pace one another on the road to excellence." Sir H. Walton Davies

2016 Peel Music Festival

"The object is not to gain a prize or defeat a rival,

but to pace one another on the road to excellence." Sir H. Walton Davies

Table of Contents

General Information

How to Reach Us .................................................................................. 2

How to Register .................................................................................... 2

President's Message .............................................................................. 3

Officers and Executive ......................................................................... 4

Section Heads ....................................................................................... 4

In Appreciation ..................................................................................... 4

Volunteers Needed .............................................................................. 4

Festival Dates and Locations ................................................................ 5

2015 Scholarship Winners .................................................................... 6

Provincial and National Competitions .................................................. 7

2015 Provincial Winners ..................................................................... 8

2015 Scholarship Donors ...................................................................... 9

Rules and Regulations ........................................................................ 10

Sections

Brass and Woodwinds ........................................................................ 12

Church Choirs, Community Choruses, Ensembles ............................. 16

Guitar .................................................................................................. 17

Musical Theatre (Voice) ..................................................................... 21

Piano ................................................................................................... 24

School Choirs ..................................................................................... 29

Speech Arts ......................................................................................... 32

Strings ................................................................................................. 36

Voice .................................................................................................. 43

HOW TO REACH US PEEL MUSIC FESTIVAL

Syllabus 2/50 www.peelmusicfestival.ca

How to Reach Us

Mailing Address: Peel Music Festival

P.O. Box 70083

Fletchers Creek P.O.

Brampton, Ontario

L7A 0N6

Phone: (647) 282-PEEL (7335)

Email: [email protected]

Peel Music Festival's Website is: www.peelmusicfestival.ca

How to Register

Online Entry

Enter online at: www.peelmusicfestival.ca

Paper Entry

After carefully filling out the Entry Form included with the Syllabus or printable

from the website (if needed, make extra photocopies) do one of the following:

Mail the Entry Form to Peel Music Festival with a cheque or money order

(NB - no cash in postal mailed entries) at the postal address given above.

Completed Entry Forms, with cheque or cash payment enclosed in a

sealed envelope, may be delivered to:

Harmsworth Decorating Centre,

24 Main Street S. (at John St.)

Brampton

PLEASE NOTE THAT ALL ONLINE ENTRIES MUST BE

COMPLETED BY DECEMBER 7, 2015.

ALL POSTAL ENTRIES MUST BE RECEIVED OR POSTMARKED BY

DECEMBER 7, 2015.

ALL HAND DELIVERED ENTRIES MUST BE RECEIVED BY

6:00 P.M. DECEMBER 7, 2015.

http://www.peelmusicfestival.ca/

PEEL MUSIC FESTIVAL PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE

www.peelmusicfestival.ca Syllabus 3/50

President’s Message

This year marks the 89th season of the Peel Music Festival and we’re still

going strong. Last year’s festival featured over 2,500 entries in Music

and Speech Arts, and we awarded $18,000 to our 200 scholarship

winners. All of our winners performed in a minimum of two classes and

some performed in as many as five or six. We sent many competitors to

Provincials, some of whom advanced to compete in Nationals, where, in

recent years, our competitors have taken five First Place and two Second

Place awards.

The caliber of these young performers is exceptional, and to showcase

them accordingly, we host our annual Stars of the Festival Concert. This

season’s concert will be held on Saturday May 14th, 2016, at the Rose

Theatre in Brampton.

As one of the longest-running and largest independent teacher-run

competitive music festivals in Canada, we take great pride in the level of

excellence of our young competitors, many of whom we have watched

grow and develop over the years. We attract some of the best

adjudicators from across the country. Entry fees cover the cost of

adjudication, hall rentals and printing, while we count on scholarship

donors to provide ongoing scholarship award funds.

Teachers, however, are the backbone of our organization. We invite you

to become involved by volunteering your time, or by establishing a small

scholarship which would be awarded in your name. Some of our teacher-

supporters host their own Peel Music Festival scholarship recital at

which their students perform and the parents make small donations to

fund scholarships for the Festival. With your continued support we can

work together to ensure the success of the Peel Music Festival for many

years to come.

Richard Summers

OFFICERS AND EXECUTIVE PEEL MUSIC FESTIVAL


Officers and Executive President Richard Summers

Vice-President Nathalie Loseto

Treasurer Richard Cope

Administrator Amy Weymouth

Computer Systems Paul Bates

Mark de la Cruz

Section Heads Brass & Woodwinds Jim Harmsworth (905) 459-0459

Choirs: School,

Church & Community Joy Tappenden (905) 275-0861

Guitar Richard Summers (416) 537-1156

Musical Theatre (Voice) Gloria Bowes

Piano: Junior and Intermediate Nathalie Loseto

Piano: Senior Jin Sandbeck

Speech Arts Natalie Spurrell (905) 464-2411

Strings Bill Chambers

Voice Sonya Kalverda

In Appreciation Peel Music Festival would like to thank the many additional volunteers whose work

ensures the smooth operation of the Festival.

Volunteers Needed!

The Festival is always in need of additional volunteers, particularly for venues when the

competitions are running. If you are interested in helping out, please call or email us.

Phone: (647) 282-PEEL (7335) Email: [email protected]

Fragrance-Free Venues We need your help in making all of our venues fragrance-free, so we ask that you please

refrain from wearing perfume, aftershave or other scented products while attending the

Festival. Thank you!

PEEL MUSIC FESTIVAL FESTIVAL DATES AND LOCATIONS


2016 Festival Dates and Locations

Dates and locations are subject to change.

Please check your competitor letter for your performance dates.

The Festival cannot accommodate requests for specific dates, and

will not be held responsible should a competitor encounter a

personal scheduling conflict with their appointed performance

time.

Brass & Woodwinds April 11 - 12 St. Paul’s United Church

30 Main Street South, Brampton

Church Choirs, Community Choruses and Ensembles April 10 Eden United Church

3051 Battleford Rd. Mississauga

Guitar April 16 - 17 St. Paul’s United Church


Musical Theatre (Voice) March 28 – April 2 Heart Lake Baptist Church

10245 Kennedy Road North,

Brampton

Piano March 21 - April 30 St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church

295 Queen Street South, Streetsville

School Choirs April 5 - 7 Eden United Church

3051 Battleford Rd. Mississauga

Speech Arts April 4 - 16 Heart Lake Baptist Church

10245 Kennedy Road North,

Brampton

Strings April 11 - 15 Streetsville United Church

274 Queen Street South, Streetsville

Voice April 18 - 24 St. Paul’s United Church


WINNERS PEEL MUSIC FESTIVAL


2015 Scholarship Winners Scholarships are awarded based on adjudicators’ recommendations and marks given.

Brass and Woodwinds

Alpin Aydiner, Jocelyn Du, Arvind Krishendeholl, Edward Man, Cathy Wang

Church Choirs, Community Choruses, Ensembles

Spurrell Studio Choir, St. Stephen's on the Hill Choirs

Guitar

Gabrielle Allohverdi, Ryan Cheng, Aleksandar Cvetanov, Cecelia Dietrich, Vid

Grujic, Naomi Kafantaris, Patrick Manuel, Sebastian Ng, Thien Nguyen,

Alexandra Papouchina, Matthew Smith

Musical Theatre (Voice)

Amy Archibald, Megan Coulter, Lauren Cox, Annie Drysdale, Spencer

Festeryga, Aiden Glenn, Kathleena Henricus, Kennisyn Longford-Daum, Henna

Mun, Krizia Natale, Brogan Nelson, Riley O'Donnell, Kati Pearson, Katie

Pound, Grace Pulo, Julia Pulo

Piano

Serena An, Kailas Chari, Vikas Chari, Ammie Dai, Daniel Devapalan, John

Dobriansky, Sydney Tu Du, Jiapei Du, Richard Fu, Melody Fung, Roseley Gao,

Amelie Gong, Giulianna Gonsalves, Caroline Guo, Tiffany Harianto, Sydney

Henry, Julia Chunxiao Hu, Selina Hu, Joyce Jin, Iyana Knights, Rishi Kohli,

Daniel Krouguerski, Tiara Lanson, Jonathan Lanson, Pauline Lee, Ethan Li,

Brian Li, Carol Li, Anthony Lini, Qian Lin Loh, Isabel Misquitta-Yip, Dana

Murdoch, Hunter Nason, Lara Navarro, Stephanie Nguyen, Vincent Nguyen,

Alexander Ning, Haruki Nishida, Joanna Peng, Matthew Alexandru Poru,

Tatiana Povazanj, Rebecca Qiu, Sanjeevan Sathiyamoorthy, Angela Sha, Alan

Shan, Sam Shashaani, Ada Shen, Hannah Song, John Song, Tammy Ta, Ryan

Tang, Kimly Tran, Chloe Wang, Alex Wang, Yudi Wang, Alex Wang, Daniel

Wang, Kevin Wang, Justin Wu, Benjamin Xu, Angela Ye, Bowen Yu, Dea Yu,

George Yu, Derek Yuan, Jason Zhang, Andrew Zhang, Ai Jia Zhang, Calvin

Zheng, Catherine Zhou, Oliver Zhou, Yolanda Zuo

School Choirs

Fern Hill School Oakville Campus, Mentor College Junior 5/6 Choir, Dolphin

Senior Public School Choirs, Settler's Green Public School Choirs, Fletcher's

Meadow Secondary School

PEEL MUSIC FESTIVAL WINNERS


Speech Arts

Zane Cherniak, Mabel Chua, Li Jong Chua, Ido Citrin, Sam Denovan, Irene

Foris, Alice Gales, Laura Hegarty, Richelle Ignatius, Tasha Ignatius, Sameer

Jessa, Johann Muthukumaraswamy, Keira Powell, Zimri Prutschi, Nicole

Rostowsky, Claire Stewart, Natasha Strezov, Sarah Webster, Sabrina Yussuf,

Leo Zhang

Strings

Angela Bosenius, Emily Bosenius, Aisha Sato Chen, Keris Choi, Maya Chu,

Jennifer Sanha Lee, Jake Lee, Joseph Lee, Angelica Pellizzari, Maria Platosz

Voice

Danielle Aprile, Pilar Bianchini, Alexander Bowie, Leah Coutinho, Isabella

DeMita, Jenna DiMarco, Annie Drysdale, Shannon Fletcher, Aiden Glenn, Brian

Hooper, Paige Lavergne, Gillian Lichty, Kennisyn Longford-Daum, Isabella

Luppi, David MacSporran, Kyle Malaszuk, Manvi Malik, Heather M'Cardell,

Vienna Micallef Del Mastro, Haley Monsinger, Sasha Monteiro, Krizia Natale,

Olivia Neary-Hatton, Riley O'Donnell, Jonathan O'Drowsky, Anna O'Drowsky,

Kati Pearson, Dale Pebesma, Katie Pound, Kaitlyn Powell, Julia Pulo, Jasmine

Samadhin, Claire Stewart, Grace Turner, Daniella Visic, Annie Ziyan Wang

Provincial and National Competitions

Each year our adjudicators recommend competitors to compete with other

festivals at the Provincial level. The Ontario competitions are held in June. We

may send two representatives, both Graded and Open, from each of the

following sections:

Brass Chamber Groups Choirs (taped)

Guitar Musical Theatre Piano

Strings Voice Woodwinds

Speech Arts (Provincials only)

The Graded classes include grade 7, 8, 9, 10 and Diploma (Associate Level).

Those who have their ARCT or equivalent prior to January 1, 2015, may not

enter the Graded classes. All selections chosen must be from the same grade

level.

Winners from the Open level will be chosen to compete at the National

competitions in August, except for competitors in Speech Arts classes, which are

not included at the Nationals.

WINNERS PEEL MUSIC FESTIVAL


Provincial Winners

Among the Peel Music Festival participants competing in the 2015 Ontario Music

Festivals Association Provincial Finals, the following results were achieved:

Choirs - Class 105 Provincial Finalist Spurrell Studio Choir, Natalie Spurrell

Choirs - Class 106 Provincial Finalist Fletcher's Meadow Women's Choir,

Paul Llew-Williams

Choirs - Class 108 Honourable Mention Mentor College Grade 5/6 Choir,

Halyna Dziuryn

Choirs - Class 108 Second Place Fern Hill Oakville Choir, Amanda Nelli

Guitar Grade 10 First Place Ryan Cheng

Guitar Grade 9 Third Place Matthew Smith

Music Theatre Elementary Level First Place Kathleena Abril Henricus

Honourable Mention Grace Pulo

Music Theatre Intermediate Level Honourable Mention Katie Pound

Music Theatre Senior Level Third Place Annie Drysdale

Music Theatre Advanced Level Second Place Kati Pearson

Piano Diploma Level Honourable Mention Ryan Tang

Honourable Mention Alex Wang

Piano Grade 8 Honourable Mention Melody Fung

Piano Grade 9 Second Place Daniel Krouguerski

Speech & Drama Junior Level Honourable Mention Alice Gales

Second Place Zimri Prutschi

Speech & Drama Intermediate Level First Place Claire Stewart

Honourable Mention Mabel Chua

Speech & Drama Senior Level First Place Sabrina Yussuf

Strings Grade 10 Honourable Mention Joseph Lee

Voice Diploma Level Third Place Kati Pearson

Congratulations to all participants!

PEEL MUSIC FESTIVAL SCHOLARSHIP DONORS


2015 Scholarship Donors

We wish to thank our generous donors,

without whose support the Festival would not be possible.

GOLD Patrons $1,000 and over

Flower City Kiwanis Club

Maple Lodge Farms Foundation

SILVER Patrons $300 - $999

Rotary Club of Brampton

Mississauga Central Lions Club

Spurrell Singing Studio

The D’Addario Foundation for the

Performing Arts (USA)

Amy & Henry Wong

Dr. Kathleen Armitage (Elizabeth

Armitage Vocal Scholarship)

Linda Fletcher, Gregory Cross,

Tom Oliver Studios

Long & McQuade Musical

Instruments

Derrydale Golf Club

Joy Tappenden Studio

Walters Music Studio-Brampton

(Bill Gemmell Memorial)

BRONZE Patrons under $300

Mary Picard (Patrick Meany

Memorial)

The Herlihey Family (Rebecca

Memorial)

Dr. Evelyn Tai and Dr. Clement

Wong

Peel Choral Society (Andrew

Dittgen Award)

Judy Harmsworth (Jessie Bailey

Memorial)

Cam Batt (Jessie Bailey Memorial)

Mississauga School of Music

Catherine Lu Studio

Julia Pal

John & Connie Bates Memorial

Trust

Sonya Kalverda (Jack Talsma

Memorial)

Ontario’s Professional School of

Music & Art

Jill Kelman

Sandra Pisani

Harry Fried

Dr. Penny Johnson

Stella Wong

RULES AND REGULATIONS PEEL MUSIC FESTIVAL


Rules and Regulations

Before completing an entry form, please read these General Rules AND the Regulations found

at the beginning of each of the Sections entered. If you have any questions, contact the Peel

Music Festival office at (647) 282-7335 or email us at: [email protected].

General 1. All matters not dealt with in these rules shall be referred to the Festival Committee, whose decisions

will be final and binding on all issues. Any concerns or complaints MUST be submitted in writing or

by email to the Festival Committee. 2. Entries with fees must be submitted online, delivered or mailed (postmarked) by December 7th,

2015 to Peel Music Festival. There will be a $20.00 charge for any NSF cheques. For details, see

“How to Register” on page 2 in this Syllabus. 3. The Committee reserves the right to refuse any entry, in which event the fees will be refunded.

Refunds and/or credits cannot be made for any other reason.

4. It is the responsibility of the teachers and competitors to accurately complete the registration

form. Incorrectly completed entries cannot be corrected once scheduling is finished, and incomplete

online entries will result in automatic disqualification.

5. All competitors will receive notice in MARCH 2015 regarding the times and locations of the classes in which they are entered. The Festival reserves the right to adjust the competition dates in response

to entries received. 6. The Committee will provide a piano for all sessions where appropriate. Competitors requiring other

equipment must make their own arrangements accordingly. The Committee can NOT assume

responsibility for damage or loss of instruments, equipment or personal property. 7. Coaching from the audience during performances is not permitted. If coaching occurs, the

competitor involved will be subject to disqualification.

8. By submitting an entry, competitors consent to publication of their name, performance time(s), and placing in Peel Music Festival publications and on the PMF website, and agree to perform at the

time(s) scheduled or forfeit their performance(s) and entry fees.

Eligibility 9. In AGE LIMIT classes, the age of a competitor will be determined as of midnight on December 31st,

2015. Competitors must provide their birth date on the entry form. Those selected for scholarships may be required to establish proof of age.

10. All competitions are open to AMATEURS only unless otherwise specified. An amateur is defined as

a person whose principal livelihood is not derived from the performance or teaching of music or drama.

11. Competitors in church choirs, chorus, and orchestra classes, may be amateur or professional,

provided they are bona-fide members from January of the year of entry. Conductors may be either

amateur or professional and one conductor may conduct any number of ensembles.

Competitions 12. No rehearsing is permitted on stage.

13. “Own Choice” pieces are selected by the competitor, normally from within a defined list.

14. In “Own Choice” selections, all competitors must supply an original copy of their music for the adjudicator.

15. Classes may be divided or combined at the discretion of the Committee.

16. Test pieces for solos, except Brass and Woodwinds or unless otherwise specified, should be memorized. The use of music will result in adjudication only; no mark will be given.

17. Unless otherwise specified, all instrumental test pieces must be played without repeats except da

capo. 18. Time limits must be observed where specified.

19. A test piece, whether prescribed or “Own Choice”, may not be used in more than one class.

20. A competitor may not use as an “Own Choice” piece, one which is specified elsewhere as a test piece.

PEEL MUSIC FESTIVAL RULES AND REGULATIONS


21. No competitor may use a song, whether a test piece or “Own Choice”, in more than one class.

22. No individual may participate in more than one entry in any one class, unless it is a non-competitive

class. 23. Unauthorized photocopying of copyright music is illegal. Any use of photocopied material by

competitors or accompanists may result in disqualification.

24. The use of audio and/or video recording devices is prohibited during performance or adjudication. It is distracting for competitors, adjudicators and spectators, and may violate privacy laws.

25. In order to help offset facility rental costs, a nominal admission fee will be charged to audience

members at venues.

Adjudication 26. The desk clerk may require any competitor to certify that the regulations herein set out have been

met. If an infringement has occurred, no mark will be awarded but an adjudication will be given.

27. Adjudicators’ decisions are final, subject to the no photocopying rule being observed. The

adjudicator must NOT be approached. Any questions may be directed to the clerk’s desk; all other concerns must be submitted in writing to the Festival office.

28. First, second and third prizes will be awarded in all classes provided that the following minimum

marks are obtained. For first prize an 80%, for second prize a 75%, and for third prize a 70%. 29. The adjudicator may discuss the performance of any or all contestants but only the marks of the

prize winners will be announced. Each competitor, whether a prize winner or not, will receive the

adjudicator's comments.

Awards 30. Senior winners will be chosen by the adjudicators based on performance during senior competitions.

Some of these classes may be marked with a “U”.

31. When awarding scholarships, preference will be given to those who compete successfully in several

classes.

32. Winners of scholarships will be chosen by the Section Head based on the recommendations of the

adjudicator(s) of the section.

33. Scholarship winners may be asked to perform at the Stars of the Festival Concert. All scholarship winners will receive a complimentary ticket to this Concert, where they will receive their awards.

BRASS AND WOODWINDS PEEL MUSIC FESTIVAL


Brass and Woodwinds Please read the General Rules at the front of the Syllabus as well as those pertaining to the

Brass & Woodwinds Section. TO AVOID DISQUALIFICATION, please read all rules

CAREFULLY. Any questions are to be directed to the Festival office at (647) 282-7335.

Unauthorized photocopying of copyright music is ILLEGAL. Any use of photocopied

material by a competitor or accompanist may result in disqualification. Bring an original of

the music for the adjudicator.

Please arrange for your own accompanist. A pre-recorded accompaniment will result in

adjudication only; no mark will be given.

Entrants from Grade 7 and up MAY be selected to compete at the Provincial Level. A

minimum of 2 classes per entrant are recommended to provide more experience with an

adjudicator and are required to be eligible for a scholarship. Competitors should be aware that

memorization of pieces is required at the Provincial and National Levels for the Open Classes.

For rules pertaining to Provincials visit www.OMFA.info.

Age Limit - Solos

Own Choice. Please be aware of the time restrictions.

# Class Description Fees

300 Brass Solo - 19 and Under - Maximum time 10 minutes 29.00




304 Brass Solo - Novice (below graded level) - any age - Maximum time 6 minutes 29.00

391 Brass Solo - Open - any age - Maximum time 15 minutes 29.00

305 Woodwind Solo - 19 and Under - Maximum time 10 minutes 29.00




309 Woodwind Solo - Novice (below graded level) - any age - Max. time 6 mins. 29.00

392 Woodwind Solo - Open - any age - Maximum time 15 minutes 29.00

310 Percussion Solo - 19 and Under - Maximum time 8 minutes 29.00

311 Percussion Solo - 16 and Under - Maximum time 8 minutes 29.00

312 Percussion Solo - 12 and Under - Maximum tme 6 minutes 29.00

393 Percussion Solo - Open - any age - Maximum time 10 minutes 29.00

Small Ensembles

Own choice. Maximum time - 10 minutes.

313 Brass Duet - Academic Grade 8 and Under 29.00

314 Brass Duet - Academic Grade 10 and Under 29.00

315 Brass Duet - Open 34.00

316 Brass Trio/Quartet - Academic Grade 8 and Under 34.00

317 Brass Trio/Quartet - Academic Grade 10 and Under 34.00

318 Brass Trio/Quartet - Open 34.00

319 Brass Ensemble - 5 to 10 performers - Academic Grade 10 and Under 34.00

PEEL MUSIC FESTIVAL BRASS AND WOODWINDS


320 Brass Ensemble - 5 to 10 performers - Open 34.00

321 Woodwind Duet - Academic Grade 8 and Under 29.00

322 Woodwind Duet - Academic Grade 10 and Under 29.00

323 Woodwind Duet - Open 34.00

324 Woodwind Trio/Quartet - Academic Grade 8 and Under 34.00

325 Woodwind Trio/Quartet - Academic Grade 10 and Under 34.00

326 Woodwind Trio/Quartet - Open 34.00

327 Woodwind Ensemble - 5 to 10 performers - Academic Grade 10 and Under 34.00

328 Woodwind Ensemble - 5 to 10 performers - Open 39.00

329 Mixed Instrumental Group - 5 to 10 performers - Academic Grade 8 & Under 39.00

330 Mixed Instrumental Group - 5 to 10 performers - Academic Grade 10 & Under 39.00

331 Mixed Instrumental Group - 5 to 10 performers - Open 39.00

332 Percussion Ensemble - 2 to 10 performers - any Grade level 39.00

333 Mixed Instrumental Group (one must be a wind instrument) up to 4 performers 34.00

Ensembles

You may NOT perform with more than the maximum number of performers listed below.

334 Senior Ensemble - 11 to 25 performers, Grades 10 to 12 50.00

985 Intermediate Ensemble - 11 to 25 performers, Grades 8 & 9 50.00

335 Junior Ensemble - 11 to 25 performers, Grades 6 & 7 50.00

336 Open - any age - Maximum 25 performers - Maximum time - 15 minutes 50.00

Advanced Level - Solo Sonata Classes

Open. Own Choice. Memorization recommended at the PMF and required at the Provincial

and National Levels. Please include timing on your entry form. Maximum time - 15 minutes.

337 Any Woodwind Instrument - Sonata class - 17 & Over - one or two movements 34.00

394 Any Woodwind Instrument - Sonata class - 16 & Under - one or two movements 34.00

338 Any Brass Instrument - Sonata class - 17 & Over - one or two movements 34.00

395 Any Brass Instrument - Sonata class - 16 & Under - one or two movements 34.00

Advanced Level - Concerto Classes

Open. Own Choice. Memorization recommended at the PMF and required at the Provincial

and National Levels. Please include timing on your entry form. Maximum time 15 minutes.

339 Any Woodwind Instrument - Advanced Concerto Class - 17 & Over 34.00 Two movements or a complete concerted work.

340 Any Woodwind Instrument - Advanced Concerto Class - 16 & Under 34.00 Two movements or a complete concerted work.

341 Any Brass Instrument - Advanced Concerto Class - 17 & Over 34.00 Two movements or a complete concerted work.

342 Any Brass Instrument - Advanced Concerto Class - 16 & Under 34.00 Two movements or a complete concerted work.

Royal or Canadian Conservatory Graded Classes

Pieces must be selected from the current syllabus. Selections must be from the grade level in

which the student is currently studying.

343 Grade 1 - any brass instrument - List A 27.00

344 Grade 1 - any brass instrument - List B 27.00

BRASS AND WOODWINDS PEEL MUSIC FESTIVAL












355 Grade 10 - any brass instrument - List A - Maximum time - 10 minutes 32.00

356 Grade 10 - any brass instrument - List B - Maximum time - 10 minutes 32.00

357 ARCT or above - any brass instrument - List A or Baroque 34.00 Open - Memorization recommended - Maximum time - 12 minutes

358 ARCT or above - any brass instrument - List B or Classical 34.00 Open - Memorization recommended - Maximum time - 14 minutes

359 ARCT or above - any brass instrument - List C or Romantic or 20th Century 34.00 Open - Memorization recommended - Maximum time - 14 minutes

360 Grade 1 - any woodwind instrument - List A 27.00

361 Grade 1 - any woodwind instrument - List B 27.00













290 Grade 7 - any woodwind instrument - List C 29.00





372 Grade 10 - any woodwind instrument - List A - Maximum time - 10 minutes 32.00

373 Grade 10 - any woodwind instrument - List B - Maximum time - 10 minutes 32.00

981 Grade 10 - any woodwind instrument - List C - Maximum time - 10 minutes 32.00

374 ARCT or above - any woodwind instrument - List A or Baroque 34.00 Open - Memorization recommended - Maximum time - 12 minutes

375 ARCT or above - any woodwind instrument - List B or Classical 34.00 Open - Memorization recommended - Maximum time 14 minutes

376 ARCT or above - any woodwind instrument - List C or Romantic or 20th C. 34.00 Open - Memorization recommended - Maximum time - 14 minutes

Studies Classes

377 Grade 1 - any brass instrument - any 2 studies 27.00



PEEL MUSIC FESTIVAL BRASS AND WOODWINDS




382 Grade 9 - any brass instruments - any 2 studies 30.00


384 Grade 1 - any woodwind instrument - any 2 studies 27.00


255 Grade 3 -any woodwind instrument - any 2 studies 27.00








CHURCH CHOIRS, COMMUNITY CHORUSES, ENSEMBLES PEEL MUSIC FESTIVAL


Church Choirs, Community Choruses, Ensembles Please read the General Rules at the front of the Syllabus as well as those pertaining to the

Church Choirs, Community Choruses and Ensembles Section. TO AVOID

DISQUALIFICATION, please read all rules CAREFULLY. The ages of some classes have

been changed in this 2016 syllabus. Any questions are to be directed to the Festival office at

(647) 282-7335 or to the Choirs Section Head.

Unauthorized photocopying of copyright music is ILLEGAL.

Any use of photocopied material by competitor or accompanist may result in disqualification.

Two contrasting selections of Own Choice. Memorization is NOT required.

Please state the choir's name on the first line of the entry form (under Competitor

Information).

Competitive Classes

Please note that some class age limits have changed. Be sure to use the correct class number.


240 Mixed Chorus - Adult 52.00

241 Men's Voice Chorus - Adult 52.00

242 Women's/Treble Voice Chorus - Adult 52.00

969 Youth Chorus - 19 and Under - Open 42.00

970 Youth Chorus - 19 and Under - maximum 30 voices 42.00

971 Youth Chorus - 16 and Under - Open 37.00

972 Youth Chorus - 16 and Under - maximum 30 voices 37.00

968 Children's Chorus - 12 and Under - Open 37.00

254 Children's Chorus - 10 and Under - Open 37.00

259 Triple Trio - any voice combination - any age 38.00

245 Church Senior Choirs - Open 52.00

246 Church Senior Choirs - maximum 30 voices 52.00

247 Church Senior Choirs - maximum 20 voices 52.00

248 Church Intermediate Choirs - 18 and Under - Open 42.00

249 Church Junior Choirs - 15 and Under - Open 37.00

Non-Competitive Classes - Adjudication only

252 Adult Chorus or Church Choir - Any combination or size 52.00

253 Youth or Children's Chorus or Church Choir - Any combination or size 37.00

PEEL MUSIC FESTIVAL GUITAR


Guitar Please read the General Rules at the front of the Syllabus as well as those pertaining to the

Guitar Section. TO AVOID DISQUALIFICATION, please read the rules for each class

CAREFULLY. Any questions can be directed to the Guitar Section Head, Richard Summers,

at (416) 537-1156.

Unauthorized photocopying of copyright music is ILLEGAL. Any use of photocopied material

by competitor or accompanist may result in disqualification.

Entrants from Grade 7 and up may be selected to compete at the Provincial level. Visit

www.OMFA.info for Provincial rules and information.

Classes entered must be at performers current level of study. Test pieces may be used in one

class only; specified test pieces may not be used as 'Own Choice' pieces in other classes.

Please bring your own footstool and, if necessary, your own music stand!

Solos must be performed from memory. Performances with the music used will receive

adjudication, but no mark will be awarded. Memorization is not required for ensembles.

Sectional repeats are optional for the Guitar Division. Please use the 2011 RCM Guitar

Syllabus when selecting solo repertoire. Please note that the non-competitive classes are for

performers who wish to receive adjudication only.

Senior Level Classical Guitar

Classes are open to performers of any age. Own Choice of repertoire except where specified.

Minimum level RCM Grade 10 (Ensemble repertoire, and complete multi-movement works

containing movements at lower grades excepted). Test pieces may be used in one class only.

PLEASE INDICATE YOUR TIMING ON YOUR ENTRY FORM.


400 Guitar Solo - Grade 10 - Prélude No. 2, Villa Lobos (Éditions Max Eschig) 32.00

401 Guitar Solo - Grade 10 - Own Choice of one piece 32.00

402 Guitar Solo - Grade 10 - Own Choice of one study 32.00

403 Guitar Solo - Renaissance Composition 32.00

404 Guitar Solo - Baroque Composition - Maximum time - 20 minutes 34.00 A complete suite, sonata or partita, or any number of movements

405 Guitar Solo - Classical or Romantic Composition 34.00 A complete sonata or any number of movements, a theme with variations, or a single-movement work - Maximum time - 20 minutes

406 Guitar Solo - Spanish or South American Composition 34.00 A complete suite or sonata or any number of movements,

or a single-movement work - Maximum time - 20 minutes

407 Guitar Solo - Contemporary Composition 34.00 A complete suite or sonata, or any number of movements,

or a single-movement work - Maximum time - 20 minutes

408 Guitar Solo - Canadian Composition 34.00 A complete suite or sonata or any number of movements, or a single

movement work by a Canadian composer. Competitors may wish

to use the resources of the Canadian Music Centre, 20 St. Joseph St., Toronto M5Y 1J9. Phone (416) 961-6601 - Maximum time - 20 min.

A scholarship will be awarded to the winner of this category.

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409 Guitar Solo - Concerto 36.00 A complete guitar concerto or any number of movements, with piano or tape accompaniment (provided by performer) - Max. time - 25 min.

410 Guitar Solo - Recital Class 39.00 A recital of works of the performer's choice - Maximum time - 25 min.

Performers will be marked on the contrasting nature and artistic balance of their programme, as well as on interpretation and technique.

411 Guitar Solo - Study Class - Maximum time - 10 minutes 32.00 Own Choice of one study or two contrasting studies

412 Senior Level Guitar Duet - Maximum time - 20 minutes 34.00

413 Senior Level Guitar Trio or Quartet - Maximum time - 20 minutes 34.00

414 Senior Level Chamber Ensemble 34.00 Guitar with other instrument(s) or voice -Maximum time - 20 mins.

415 Guitar Solo - Non-competitive Class 34.00 Maximum time - 20 minutes - Adjudication only

Junior and Intermediate Level Classical Guitar

Performers may enter classes at ONE grade level only. Pieces may be performed in one class

only. Unless otherwise noted, specified test pieces are drawn from the 2011 RCM Graded

Guitar Series. Please use the 2011 RCM Guitar Syllabus when selecting Own Choice

repertoire.

416 Guitar Solo - Preparatory Grade - 8 and under 27.00 Moorish Dance, Shearer (page 10)

417 Guitar Solo - Preparatory Grade - 9 and over 27.00 Klangbild 13, Domeniconi (page 21)

418 Guitar Solo - Preparatory Grade - Own Choice of one piece 27.00

419 Guitar Solo - Preparatory Grade - Own Choice of one study 27.00

420 Guitar Solo - Grade 1 - 9 and under 27.00 Country Dance, Carulli (page 14)

421 Guitar Solo - Grade 1 - 10 and over 27.00 Klangbild 11, Domeniconi (page 25)



424 Guitar Solo - Grade 2 - 10 and under 27.00 A Memory, Summers (page 33)

425 Guitar Solo - Grade 2 - 11 and over. 27.00 Bourée II, Bach (page 9)



428 Guitar Solo - Grade 3 - 12 and under 27.00 Mary Hamilton, Arr. Hudson (page 11)

429 Guitar Solo - Grade 3 - 13 and over 27.00 The Frog Blues, Gagnon (page 26)



432 Guitar Solo - Grade 4 - 13 and under 27.00 Larghetto, Giuliani (page 21)

433 Guitar Solo - Grade 4 - 14 and over 27.00 Miniature No. 3, Reiher (page 36)



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436 Guitar Solo - Grade 5 - 15 and under 27.00 Kemp's Jig, Anon. (page 11)

437 Guitar Solo - Grade 5 - 16 and over 27.00 Tango, Coghlan (page 32)



440 Guitar Solo - Grade 6 - 16 and under 28.00 Waltz, Ferrer (page 32)

441 Guitar Solo - Grade 6 - 17 and over 28.00 Prélude No. 4, Villa Lobos (page 48)



444 Guitar Solo - Grade 7 - 17 and under 29.00 My Lady Hunsdon's Allemande, Dowland (page 14)

445 Guitar Solo - Grade 7 - 18 and over 29.00 Prélude No. 3, Villa Lobos (Éditions Max Eschig)



448 Guitar Solo - Grade 8 - 18 and under 29.00 Romance, Paganini (page 42)

449 Guitar Solo - Grade 8 - 19 and over 29.00 Prélude No. 1, Villa Lobos (page 72)



452 Guitar Solo - Grade 9 - any age 30.00 Prélude No. 5, Villa Lobos (Éditions Max Eschig)



Junior and Intermediate Level Classical Guitar Ensembles Classes

Own Choice. Maximum time - 10 minutes. Remember to bring your music stands!

455 Classical Guitar Duet - intermediate level 31.00

456 Classical Guitar Duet - junior level 29.00

457 Classical Guitar Trio or Quartet - intermediate level 31.00

458 Classical Guitar Trio or Quartet - junior level 29.00

459 Classical Guitar with other instruments or voice - intermediate level 31.00

460 Classical Guitar with other instruments or voice - junior level 29.00

461 Classical Guitar Ensemble - Non-competitive - any age 34.00 Junior and Intermediate level, any number of players.

Junior and Intermediate Level Classical Guitar Concert Group Classes

A micro recital requiring three separate pieces of contrasting style and character.

No test pieces from other classes may be included. Please observe time limits.

462 Classical Guitar Concert Group - 18 and under 34.00 Maximum time - 15 minutes

463 Classical Guitar Concert Group - 15 and under 29.00 Maximum time - 10 minutes

464 Classical Guitar Concert Group - Non-competitive - any age 32.00 Junior and Intermediate. Adjudication only.

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Acoustic Guitar Classes

Own Choice. Maximum time - 5 minutes. Please provide a copy of the music for the

adjudicator.

465 Vocal Solo, self-accompanied on guitar - any age 29.00 Plectrum style, no fingerpicking.

466 Vocal Solo, self-accompanied on guitar - any age 29.00 Fingerpicking style, no plectrum.

467 Vocal Solo, self-accompanied on guitar - any age 29.00 Original song, composed by performer. Plectrum or fingerpicking style.

468 Vocal Duet, self-accompanied on guitar - any age 29.00 Both performers play and sing. Plectrum or fingerpicking style.

982 Acoustic Guitar Solo (no vocals) - any age 29.00 Own choice or original piece composed by performer. Plectrum or fingerpicking style.

PEEL MUSIC FESTIVAL MUSICAL THEATRE (VOICE)


Musical Theatre (Voice) Please read the General Rules at the front of the Syllabus as well as those pertaining to the

Musical Theatre (Voice) Section. TO AVOID DISQUALIFICATION, please read all rules

CAREFULLY. RULE CHANGES MAY HAVE BEEN MADE FROM PREVIOUS YEARS

OF THE PMF. Any questions are to be directed to the Festival office at (647) 282-7335.


material by competitor or accompanist may result in disqualification.

Original music MUST be provided by the performer for the adjudicator. Accompanists

MUST show their own original music to the clerk before the performance. Accompanists may

then play from a photocopy or a transposition instead of from the original, but they MUST

have their own original music with them.

Internet Purchases: Competitors who purchase eligible music on the Internet must produce two

receipts (one for the competitor's music and one for the accompanist's music). Lead sheets are

NOT acceptable. Full accompaniment versions must be purchased.

Selections from any stage, television or motion picture production may be used, provided that

the selection is NOT a 'pop' version of the song. Neither Cabaret (eg. "Taylor the Latté Boy")

nor Glee repertoire is permitted. The selection must be AGE and GENDER appropriate. The

selection MUST NOT be a medley of songs. REPEATS ARE STRONGLY

DISCOURAGED. Competitors may use costumes and minimal props however, judging will

be based solely on the musical presentation. NO FLAME WILL BE ALLOWED ON THE

STAGE AT ANY TIME.

Competitors will sing ONE SELECTION, except for Provincial Qualifying Classes (see next

page).


adjudication only; no mark will be given. All selections must be accompanied, unless the

selection is written specifically to be sung a cappella.

Age Limit Solo Classes

Competitors in this category are restricted to competing at a level no more than one year above

their actual age.


200 Adult - Female - Musical Theatre 34.00

201 Adult - Male - Musical Theatre 34.00

202 21 and Under - Female - Musical Theatre 34.00

203 21 and Under - Male - Musical Theatre 34.00









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Duet Classes

Fee includes both competitors. When entering a duet class, please list it on only ONE

competitor's entry form.

225 Musical Theatre Duet - open - any voice combination 36.00

226 Musical Theatre Duet - 18 and Under - any voice combination 36.00

227 Musical Theatre Duet - 14 and Under - any voice combination 36.00

Trio Classes

Fee includes all competitors. When entering a trio class, please list it on only ONE


293 Musical Theatre Trio - open - any voice combination 38.00

294 Musical Theatre Trio - 18 and under - any voice combination 38.00

295 Musical Theatre Trio - 14 and under - any voice combination 38.00

Quartet Classes

Fee includes all competitors. When entering a quartet class, please list it on only ONE


296 Musical Theatre Quartet - open - any voice combination 38.00

297 Musical Theatre Quartet - 18 and under - any voice combination 38.00

298 Musical Theatre Quartet - 14 and under - any voice combination 38.00

Provincial Qualifying Classes

Rules for the Provincial Qualifying Classes can be accessed at www.OMFA.info. The Peel

Music Festival will follow rules published by the OMFA in their official syllabus (2015)

regarding timing and appropriate repertoire. Pay special attention to restricted repertoire at

more advanced levels. Competitors perform 2 contrasting songs.

228 Musical Theatre - Advanced - Any voice (Provincials) 42.00 Students between 19 and 28 (as of December 31st, 2015)

Own choice of 2 contrasting selections. Maximum time - 20 minutes.

229 Musical Theatre - Senior Class - Any voice (Provincials) 42.00 Students between 17 and 18 (as of December 31st, 2015)


230 Musical Theatre - Intermediate Class - Any voice (Provincials) 38.00 Students between 15 and 16 (as of December 31st, 2015)


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231 Musical Theatre - Junior Class - Any voice (Provincials) 36.00 Students between 13 and 14 (as of December 31st, 2015) Own choice of 2 contrasting selections. Maximum time - 15 minutes.

258 Musical Theatre - Elementary Class - Any voice (Provincials) 36.00 Students between 11 and 12 (as of December 31st, 2015)


PIANO PEEL MUSIC FESTIVAL


Piano Please read the General Rules at the front of the Syllabus as well as those pertaining to the

Piano Section. TO AVOID DISQUALIFICATION, please read all rules CAREFULLY.

Any questions are to be directed to the Festival office at (647) 282-7335.



Classes marked with a "U" symbol are considered the most senior level of competition. Prize

winners from these classes will be eligible for the top Rose Bowl prize.

It is the responsibility of teachers and parents to check the eligibility of competitors and the

selection of their pieces. Teachers must select the grade which the competitor is currently

studying or is in as of December 31st, 2015. Note that competitors in the Preparatory Class

perform 2 selections.

COMPETITORS MUST NOT USE THE SAME PIECE IN MORE THAN ONE

CLASS.

ALL SELECTIONS MUST BE CHOSEN FROM THE SAME GRADE.

IF ENTRANTS IN GRADE 7 AND HIGHER WISH TO COMPETE AT THE PROVINCIAL

LEVEL, THEY MUST REGISTER FOR THE PROVINCIAL QUALIFYING CLASSES.

If entrants in the ARCT level wish to compete at the Provincial level, they must enter a

MINIMUM of 3 classes.

Memorization is compulsory, unless otherwise noted. Competitors not playing from memory

will receive an adjudication only; no mark will be given.

Piano - Graded Classes - No Studies

Original music MUST be provided for the adjudicator. Photocopies will result in

disqualification.

Competitors can enter only ONE grade level in this category and ONE entry per class. All

selections must be chosen from the SAME grade. Pieces must be selected from the 2008

edition or the 2015 edition of the RCM Syllabus. Older editions are not acceptable.

Selections from the current Conservatory Canada Syllabus will also be accepted for the 2016

Festival.


801 Piano Grade 10 - List A 36.00

802 Piano Grade 10 - List B - Should be played as for the RCM exam 36.00

803 Piano Grade 10 - List C 36.00

804 Piano Grade 10 - List D 36.00

805 Piano Grade 10 - List E 36.00


807 Piano Grade 9 - List B 35.00



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836 Piano Preparatory -includes selections from Prep. A and/or Prep. B - 2 selections 34.00

Piano - Studies Classes

Competitors may enter only ONE class in this category. Own Choice Studies are to be selected

from the 2008 edition or the 2015 edition of the RCM Syllabus, or the current Conservatory

Canada Syllabus.

Memorization is NOT required in Studies Classes for Grades 1 to 8. Music is permitted for

these grades, however a second study book must be provided for the adjudicator. PLEASE

NOTE - STUDIES MUST BE MEMORIZED FOR GRADES 9 TO ARCT. Competitors

using music in these grades will be disqualified. The use of photocopies (except for the

purpose of page turns) will also result in disqualification.

843 U Piano Etude - Open - ARCT level - Must be memorized. 39.00

844 Piano Study - Open - Grade 10 - Must be memorized. 36.00

845 Piano Study - Open - Grade 9 - Must be memorized. 35.00

846 Piano Study - Open - Grade 8 34.00










Piano - Rose Bowl Classes (For ARCT Students)

Competitors may enter any number of classes in this category. Note new age categories.

860 U Works of J.S. Bach - ARCT Level (List A) - 19 and over 39.00

Selections must be by J.S. Bach and listed in the 2008 RCM Syllabus or the current

Conservatory Canada Syllabus. Maximum time 13 minutes.

974 U Works of J.S. Bach - ARCT Level (List A) - 18 and under 39.00

Selections must be by J.S. Bach and listed in the 2008 RCM Syllabus or the current

Conservatory Canada Syllabus. Maximum time 13 minutes.

865 U Classical Sonata - ARCT Level (List B) - 19 and over 44.00

Two Movements, one of which should be a slow movement, of any Sonata from the Classical section of the 2008 RCM Syllabus or the current Conservatory Canada Syllabus.

Maximum time 20 minutes.

975 U Classical Sonata - ARCT Level (List B) - 18 and under 44.00

Two movements, one of which should be a slow movement, of any Sonata from the Classical section of the 2008 RCM Syllabus or the current Conservatory Canada Syllabus.

Maximum time 20 minutes.

875 U Romantic - ARCT Level (List C) - 19 and over 39.00

Selection must be by any composer listed in the Romantic section of the 2008 RCM Syllabus or the current Conservatory Canada Syllabus. Maximum time 13 minutes.

976 U Romantic - ARCT Level (List C) - 18 and under 39.00

Selection must be by any composer listed in the Romantic section of the 2008 RCM

Syllabus or the current Conservatory Canada Syllabus. Maximum time 13 minutes.

880 U Post-Romantic and Early 20th Century - ARCT Level (List D) 39.00

Selections must be by any composer in the Post-Romantic/Early 20th Century section of the

2008 RCM Syllabus or the current Conservatory Canada Syllabus. Maximum time 13

minutes.

885 U Contemporary - 20th and 21st Century - ARCT Level (List E) 39.00

Selection must be by any composer listed in the Contemporary section of the 2008 RCM

Syllabus or the current Conservatory Canada Syllabus. Maximum time 13 minutes.

887 U Licentiate Level 47.00

Selection must be from the RCM Licentiate Syllabus list (only found online). Maximum time 30 minutes.

Piano - Canadian Composer Classes

Own Choice of any published piece by a Canadian composer. You may consult the 2008

RCM, the 2015 RCM syllabus and the current Conservatory Canada syllabus or the 2002

Contemporary Showcase syllabus at www.acnmp.ca Additional sources may also be used.

Maximum time - 13 minutes.

890 U Piano - Canadian - Open 39.00

891 Piano - Canadian - 19 and Under 36.00




Piano - Concerto Classes - Piano and Orchestra

Competitors may enter only ONE age level in this category. YOU MUST INCLUDE THE

NAME AND PERFORMANCE TIME OF YOUR SELECTION ON YOUR ENTRY FORM.



NOT TO EXCEED 30 MINUTES. Orchestra part to be played on second piano. For Open

Classes - if you wish to be considered to compete at Provincials you must prepare at least two

consecutive movements.

900 U Piano Concerto - Open Baroque/Classical - Own Choice of two contrasting 44.00

movements, one slow and one fast by any Baroque OR Classical composer. Maximum time - 30 minutes.

901 U Piano Concerto - Open Romantic - Own Choice of two contrasting movements, 44.00

one slow and one fast of a multi-movement concerto or concertino by a Romantic composer OR a complete one-movement concerted

work by a Romantic composer. Maximum time - 30 minutes.

902 U Piano Concerto - Open 20th Century - Own Choice of two contrasting 44.00

movements, one slow and one fast of a multi-movement concerto OR

concertino by a 20th Century composer OR a complete one-movement

concerted work by a 20th Century composer. Maximum time - 30 minutes.

903 Intermediate Piano Concerto - 18 and Under - One movement, any composer. 36.00

904 Junior Piano Concerto - 14 and Under - One movement, any composer. 34.00

Piano - Provincial Qualifying Classes

All competitors must compete at the grade level they are studying at as of December 31st,

2015. The two selections being played in these classes MUST be from the same grade level

and must NOT have been performed in any other class. Selections must be from the 2008

RCM Syllabus or the 2015 RCM Syllabus or the current Conservatory Canada Syllabus.

Selections must be from two different lists, in other words you may not choose two pieces

from the same list. No studies or popular pieces are permitted in these classes. Visit


THE NAME AND TIMING OF YOUR SELECTIONS MUST BE INCLUDED ON YOUR

ENTRY FORM.

It is strongly recommended that entrants in the Provincial Qualifying Classes, also enter a

minimum of 2 other classes. Students performing in this class may NOT perform the same

piece in any other class.

Pieces from Studies or Popular Selection Studies are NOT permitted in the Provincial

Qualifying Classes.

Based on the recommendations of the adjudicators, two winners from each level MAY be sent

to compete at the Provincial finals.

905 Piano Grade 10 Provincial, 2 Selections from the Repertoire 44.00 Own Choice of two selections. Maximum time - 15 minutes.




Piano - Popular Classes

Competitors may play any piece from the current RCM Popular Selection List. Competitors

may enter ONE class only. The current "Popular Selection List" is available at the RCM



examinations website at www.rcmexaminations.org or at music stores. Please play only the

section required for RCM examinations.

A non-RCM version of a piece will result in adjudication only; no mark will be given.

Memorization is NOT required for Popular Classes, however, students who are playing from

their own music MUST provide a SECOND SCORE for the adjudicator. The use of

photocopies (except for the purpose of page turns) will result in disqualification.

910 Popular Piano - Grade 9 34.00







Piano - Classical Duet Classes

Classical idiom only; no popular music. Own Choice. Competitors may enter only ONE age

level in this category. One piano, four hands. The fee includes both competitors. When

entering a duet class, please list it on only ONE competitor's entry form.

Memorization is NOT required for Duet Classes, however, students who are playing from


photocopies (except for the purpose of page turns) will result in disqualification. The fee

includes both competitors.

917 Piano Duet - Open - Maximum time - 10 minutes 44.00

918 Piano Duet - 18 and Under 44.00






Piano - Duo Classes

Two pianos, four hands. Own Choice. When entering a duo class, please list it on only ONE

competitor's entry form. The fee includes both competitors.

924 Piano Duo - Open 44.00

925 Piano Duo - 16 and Under 44.00

926 Piano Duo - 12 and Under 44.00

Piano - Popular Duet Classes

Popular idiom only, i.e., Disney, Broadway, Pop, etc. Own Choice. Competitors may enter

only ONE age level in this category. The fee includes both competitors. When entering a duet

class, please list it on only ONE competitor's entry form.

Memorization is NOT required for Duet Classes, however, students who are playing from


photocopies (except for the purpose of page turns) will result in disqualification.



The fee includes both competitors.

927 Popular Piano Duet - 18 and Under 44.00





Piano - Trio Classes

One piano, six hands. Own Choice. When entering a trio class please list it on only ONE

competitor's entry form. The fee includes all 3 competitors.

932 Piano Trio - 18 and Under 45.00



SCHOOL CHOIRS PEEL MUSIC FESTIVAL


School Choirs Please read the General Rules at the front of the Syllabus as well as those pertaining to the

School Choirs Section. TO AVOID DISQUALIFICATION, please read all rules

CAREFULLY. Any questions are to be directed to the Festival office at (647) 282-7335 or to

the Choirs Section Head.



ONE MUSIC STAND AND PIANO ARE PROVIDED BY THE FESTIVAL.

Recorded accompaniment is permitted, but not recommended. For the classroom choruses, an

accompaniment using Orff instruments may be used, if appropriate.

In a split grade situation, classroom choruses are expected to enter the grade level for which

they have the majority of students.

A BRIEF warm-up on stage is allowed.

Please state the School's name on the first line of the entry form (under Competitor

information).

Please note that Choral Speaking classes have been moved from Speech Arts, and are now

included in the School Choirs Section.

Dates unable to attend MUST be noted on the entry form, including "early dismissal" dates.

Choruses - Elementary

Own Choice of two contrasting selections for Grades 6, 7, and 8. PLEASE NOTE:

Kindergarten and Grades 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 are required to prepare the Test Piece and 1

contrasting selection. Test pieces may not be transposed; they are to be performed in the

published key. Two classrooms may be combined. Maximum 60 voices per chorus.

LARGER GROUPS MUST PAY $55.00.

Payment is required with your entry.


260 Grade Chorus - Kindergarten 37.00 Test Piece: Fire!! from "The Elements" - Marshall L. Shaw. Pub. Leslie Music Supply

261 Grade Chorus - Grade One 37.00 Test Piece: The Tired Moon - Burton Kurth. Pub. Leslie Music Supply

262 Grade Chorus - Grade Two 37.00 Test Piece: A Cookie for Snip - Burton Kurth. Leslie Music Supply

263 Grade Chorus - Grade Three 37.00 Test Piece: Wind, from "The Elements" - Marshall L. Shaw. Pub. Leslie Music Supply

264 Grade Chorus - Grade Four 37.00 Test Piece: The Man from Okerboker - James Whicher. Leslie Music Supply

265 Grade Chorus - Grade Five 37.00 Test Piece: Donkey Riding (S.A.) - Thomas Bell. Pub. Oxford University Press

266 Grade Chorus - Grade Six 37.00

267 Grade Chorus - Grade Seven 37.00

268 Grade Chorus - Grade Eight 37.00

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Primary and Junior Choirs

Own Choice of two selections of a contrasting nature. Maximum 60 voices per chorus.

LARGER GROUPS MUST PAY $55.00. Payment is required with your entry.

269 Primary Choir - Unison - Grades 1, 2 & 3 37.00

270 Junior Choir - SA - Grades 4, 5 & 6 37.00

271 Junior Choir - Unison - Grades 4, 5 & 6 37.00

272 Intermediate Choir - SA - Grades 6, 7 & 8 39.00

273 Intermediate Choir - SSA or SAB- Grades 6, 7 & 8 39.00

274 Elementary School Choir - maximum 40 voices 37.00

275 Elementary School Choir - Open 39.00

276 Elementary School Choir - Two selections - both other than English 39.00

Non-Competitive - Primary and Junior Choirs - Adjudication only

277 Primary and Junior Choirs - Own choice of two selections. Non-Competitive 37.00

Choirs - Secondary

Own Choice of two selections. Groups larger than 60 voices MUST pay $55.00. Payment is

required with your entry.

278 Secondary School Choir - SATB 39.00

279 Secondary School Choir - SAB 39.00

280 Secondary School Choir - SA or SSA 39.00

Non-Competitive - Secondary School Choirs - Adjudication only

281 Secondary Choirs - Own choice of two selections. Non-Competitive 39.00

Double, Triple Trios & Ensembles

Own Choice of two selections.

282 Secondary School Double or Triple Duet - 2 Part - any combination of voices 38.00

292 Secondary School Triple Trio - 3 Part - any combination of voices 38.00

284 Vocal Jazz Ensemble - SAB or SATB 38.00

285 Vocal Jazz Ensemble - SA 38.00

ORFF Instrumental Ensembles and Recorder Classes

Own Choice of two selections. For recorder ensembles - if a selection is under 1.5 minutes in

length, please play it twice.

286 Elementary School Instrumental Group - Beginner 37.00

287 Elementary School Instrumental Group - 2 or more years of instruction 37.00

288 Recorder Ensemble - First year of instruction 37.00

289 Recorder Ensemble - 2 or more years of instruction 37.00

Choral Speaking

Limited movement is permitted. Own Choice of two selections.

589 Choral Speaking - Pre-school and Kindergarten 37.00

590 Choral Speaking - Grade One 37.00

591 Choral Speaking - Grade Two 37.00

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592 Choral Speaking - Grade Three 37.00

593 Choral Speaking - Grade Four 37.00

594 Choral Speaking - Grade Five 37.00

595 Choral Speaking - Grade Six 37.00

596 Choral Speaking - Grade Seven 37.00

597 Choral Speaking - Grade Eight 37.00

PEEL MUSIC FESTIVAL SPEECH ARTS


Speech Arts Please read the General Rules at the front of the Syllabus as well as those pertaining to the

Speech Arts Section. TO AVOID DISQUALIFICATION, please read all rules

CAREFULLY. Fees must NOT be divided amongst competitors in duologues or group scenes.

One fee must be clearly paid by ONE competitor on the entry form.

All selections are to be performed from memory with the exception of Public Speaking.

Copies of ALL OWN CHOICE material for the adjudicator, with the exception of Public

Speaking, MUST be received on or before March 1st, 2016 by Natalie Spurrell, 2201

Rosemount Cres., Oakville L6M 3P4 or emailed as a .pdf attachment to

[email protected]. For copies of material or assistance, please call the Section Head,

Natalie Spurrell at 905-464-2411.

POETRY CLASSES - No costumes or props are to be used for Poetry Classes. It is

recommended that competitors 9 years and over enter at least two classes. To avoid

disqualification due to choice of poem, please be sure that you have entered the correct class

(category). If you need assistance with this, please contact the Section Head prior to entering.

DRAMA CLASSES - Selections must be taken from a published play, an adaptation from a

published novel, or from a published anthology of published plays. Prose taken from other

sources, including original works, are not permitted. Any request for an exception to these

rules MUST be approved by the Section Head. The Festival reserves the right to reject any

material that it considers inappropriate.

Please note that Choral Speaking classes have been moved to the School Choirs Section.

PROVINCIAL QUALIFYING CLASSES - Upon completion of the 2016 local Festival,

competitors MAY be selected to compete at the Provincial level, based upon recommendation

of the adjudicator. Currently there are 4 age categories: Juniors 11-13 years, Intermediates 14-

16 years, Seniors 17-18 years and Advanced 19-28 years. Rules regarding Provincials are

available at www.OMFA.info. Three or four selections would be required for Provincial

performances and should show a contrast in mood, ie. serious, comical, reflective. At least

one of the selections MUST have been performed at the originating local Festival. Should you

be selected and wish to proceed to the Provincial competition in June 2016, ORIGINAL books

containing performance selections MUST be presented to the Provincial adjudicator. If you

have any questions regarding this, please check with the Speech Arts Section Head, Natalie

Spurrell at 905-464-2411.

Favourite Poem - Lyric

Own Choice. A lyric poem emphasizes melodic and pictorial imagery rather than narrative or

dramatic action and is not directed to an audience, but is an expression of internal thought and

emotion. Please send a copy of poem by March 1st, 2016 to Natalie Spurrell at the address

above.


469 Favourite Lyric Poem Open - Maximum time 5 minutes 34.00

470 Favourite Lyric Poem age 18 - Maximum 5 minutes 32.00

471 Favourite Lyric Poem age 17 - Maximum time 5 minutes 32.00


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Favourite Poem - Narrative

Own Choice. A narrative poem tells a story. Please send a copy of poem by March 1st, 2016

to Natalie Spurrell at the address on page 33.

483 Favourite Narrative Poem - Open - Maximum time 5 minutes 34.00

484 Favourite Narrative Poem - age 18 - Maximum time 5 minutes 32.00

485 Favourite Narrative Poem - age 17 - Maximum time 5 mnutes 32.00










Shakespearean Drama

Own Choice. Maximum time - Solos: 5 minutes, Group Scenes: 10 minutes. Please send a

copy by March 1st, 2016 to Natalie Spurrell at the address on page 33.

539 Shakespearean Drama Solo - Open - Maximum time 5 minutes 34.00

562 Shakespearean Drama Solo - 18 and Under - Maximum time 5 minutes 32.00



Monologues Other Than Shakespeare Including Canadian Playwrights

Own Choice. Maximum time - 5 minutes. Please send a copy by March 1st, 2016 to Natalie

Spurrell at the address on page 33.

547 Monologue - Open - Maximum time 5 minutes 34.00

563 Monologue - age 18 - Maximum time 5 minutes 32.00






973 Monologue - age 12 - Maximum time 5 minutes. 29.00





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Memorized Prose

Own Choice. Maximum time - 5 minutes. Please send a copy by March 1st, 2016 to Natalie

Spurrell at the address on page 33.

781 Memorized Prose - Open - Maximum time 5 minutes 34.00

782 Memorized Prose - 17 & 18 - Maximum time 5 minutes 31.00





Drama Group Scenes - Duologues - Own Choice

Maximum time - 10 minutes. Costumes permitted. Stage props MUST be kept simple. No

Shakespearean Drama. Please send a copy by March 1st, 2016 to Natalie Spurrell at the

address on page 33. The fee includes both competitors.

567 Duologue - Open - Maximum time 10 minutes 42.00

568 Duologue - 17 & 18 - Maximum time 10 minutes 42.00





Drama Group Scenes - 3 to 5 players - Own Choice

See rules for Drama Group Scenes. Maximum time 10 minutes. Please send a copy by March

1st, 2016 to Natalie Spurrell at the address on page 33. The fee includes all competitors.

571 Drama Group - 3 to 5 players - Open - Maximum time 10 minutes 47.00

572 Drama Group - 3 to 5 players - 17 and Under - Maximum time 10 minutes 47.00



Drama Group Scenes - 6 or more players - Own Choice

See rules for Drama Group Scenes. Please send a copy by March 1st, 2016 to Natalie Spurrell

at the address on page 33. The fee includes all competitors.

574 Drama Group - 6 or more players - Open - Maximum time 10 minutes 60.00

575 Drama Group - 6 or more players - 17 and Under - Maximum time 10 minutes 60.00



Public Speaking

Cue cards are permitted. Total memorization of your speech is NOT encouraged. Speakers

must enter in the grade that they are in for the 2015-2016 school year.

788 Public Speaking - Grade 12 - Maximum time - 5 minutes 34.00





SPEECH ARTS PEEL MUSIC FESTIVAL





Improvisation

Group (3 or more) - Maximum time - 5 minutes. A theme will be provided to the competitors

15 minutes before the performance. Competitors are required to arrive at least 20 minutes

prior to the class beginning. The fee includes all competitors.

790 Improvisation - 17 and Under - Maximum time 5 minutes 47.00



PEEL MUSIC FESTIVAL STRINGS


Strings Please read the General Rules at the front of the Syllabus as well as those pertaining to the

Strings Section. TO AVOID DISQUALIFICATION, please read all rules CAREFULLY.

Any questions are to be directed to the Festival office at (647) 282-7335.


material by a competitor or accompanist may result in disqualification.

Please arrange for your own accompanist, if required. A pre-recorded accompaniment will

result in adjudication only; no mark will be given.

Unaccompanied music may not be music which would normally be accompanied.

Sonatas do not need to be memorized.

Please note that videotaping or recording of any kind is strictly prohibited during

performances or adjudication.

Entrants from Grade 7 and up MAY be selected to compete at the Provincial level. Visit


Violin or Viola Solo - Concert Piece - Accompanied

Competitor's Own Choice of any ONE selection other than a Sonata or Concerto. Include your

TIMING on the entry form.


600 Violin or Viola Solo - 18 and Over 34.00

601 Violin or Viola Solo - 17 and Under 30.00






Violin or Viola Solo - Unaccompanied

Competitor's Own Choice of ONE selection. Include your TIMING on the entry form.

607 Violin or Viola Solo - unaccompanied - 18 and Over 34.00

608 Violin or Viola Solo - unaccompanied - 17 and Under 30.00




Violin or Viola Solo With Same Age Accompanist

Both competitors MUST be within the age limit with both birth dates clearly marked on the

entry form. Competitor's Own Choice of ONE selection to be played from memory, except if

the selection is a Sonata. No Concertos. The pianist is expected to use music. Adjudication

will be given to both players. Include your TIMING on the entry form.

612 Violin or Viola Solo with Same Age Accompanist - 18 and Over 34.00

STRINGS PEEL MUSIC FESTIVAL


613 Violin or Viola Solo with Same Age Accompanist - 17 and Under 32.00

614 Violin or Viola Solo with Same Age Accompanist - 13 and Under 30.00

Violin or Viola Duets

The following classes are competitor's Own Choice of ONE selection. These duets may be

accompanied by piano. Both competitors MUST be within the age limit and their birth dates

clearly marked on the entry form. Music is permitted. Maximum time - 10 minutes.

615 Violin or Viola Duet - any age 34.00

616 Violin or Viola Duet - 15 and Under 30.00




Violin or Viola Graded Classes

Participants may enter more than one list in each grade, but they cannot enter in more than one

grade. Concertos, Sonatas and Unaccompanied pieces are not listed. Pieces must be selected

from the RCM Syllabus available online.

620 Violin or Viola Introductory Grade - List A 27.00

621 Violin or Viola Introductory Grade - List B 27.00

622 Violin or Viola Grade 1 - List A 27.00

623 Violin or Viola Grade 1 - List B 27.00







630 Violin or Viola Grade 4 - List C 27.00







637 Violin or Viola ARCT - List C 32.00

Concerto for Violin or Viola and Orchestra - Senior Competition

Own Choice of ONE movement of a Concerto. Orchestra part to be played on the piano.

Include your TIMING on your entry form.

638 Concerto for Violin or Viola and Orchestra - Open 36.00

Baroque Concerto for Violin or Viola and Orchestra

Own Choice of ONE movement of a Baroque Concerto. Orchestra part to be played on the

piano. Include your TIMING on your entry form.

639 Baroque Concerto for Violin or Viola and Orchestra - 17 and Under 34.00







Classical/Romantic Concerto for Violin or Viola and Orchestra

Own Choice of ONE movement of a Classic or Romantic Concerto. Orchestra part to be

played on the piano. Include your TIMING on your entry form.

644 Classical/Romantic Concerto for Violin or Viola and Orchestra - 17 and Under 34.00





Sonata for Violin and Piano or Viola and Piano - Senior Competition

Own Choice of ONE movement of a Sonata. Music is permitted. Only soloist will be

adjudicated. Include your TIMING on your entry form.

649 Sonata for Violin and Piano or Viola and Piano - Open 34.00

Baroque Sonata for Violin and Piano or Viola and Piano

Own Choice of TWO contrasting movements of a baroque Sonata. Music is permitted. Only

soloist will be adjudicated. Include your TIMING on your entry form.

650 Baroque Sonata for Violin and Piano or Viola and Piano - 17 and Under 32.00





Classical/Romantic Sonata for Violin and Piano or Viola and Piano

Own Choice of ONE movement of a Classic or Romantic Sonata. Music is permitted. Only

soloist will be adjudicated. Include your TIMING on your entry form.

655 Classical/Romantic Sonata for Violin and Piano or Viola & Piano - 17 & Under 32.00





Cello Solo - Concert Piece - Accompanied

Please read the rules under Strings. Competitors Own Choice of any selection other than a

Sonata or Concerto. Include your TIMING on your entry form.

670 Cello Solo - 18 and Over 32.00

671 Cello Solo - 17 and Under 30.00








Cello Solo - Unaccompanied

Own Choice of ONE selection. If you choose a Bach unaccompanied suite, you may play

TWO contrasting movements. Include your TIMING on your entry form.

677 Cello Solo - unaccompanied - any age 32.00

678 Cello Solo - unaccompanied - 17 and Under 30.00





Cello Graded Classes

Participants may enter more than one list in each grade, but they cannot enter in more than one

grade. Concertos, Sonatas and Unaccompanied pieces are not listed. Pieces must be selected

from the RCM Syllabus available online.

746 Cello Introductory Grade - List A 27.00

742 Cello Introductory Grade - List B 27.00

660 Cello Grade 1 - List A 27.00

661 Cello Grade 1 - List B 27.00





666 Cello Grade 3 - List C 27.00












741 Cello ARCT - List C 32.00

Cello Solo With Same Age Accompanist

Both competitors MUST be within the age limit with both birth dates clearly marked on the

entry form. Competitor's Own Choice of ONE selection to be played from memory, except if

the selection is a Sonata. No Concertos. The pianist is expected to use music. Adjudication

will be given to both cellist and pianist. Include your TIMING on your entry form.

694 Cello Solo with Same Age Accompanist - 18 and Over 32.00

695 Cello Solo with Same Age Accompanist - 17 and Under 30.00

696 Cello Solo with Same Age Accompanist - 13 and Under 29.00



Concerto for Cello and Orchestra - Senior Competition

Own Choice of ONE movement of a Concerto. Orchestra part to be played on the piano.

Include your TIMING on your entry form.

697 Concerto for Cello and Orchestra - Open 36.00

Baroque Concerto for Cello and Orchestra

Own Choice of ONE movement of a Baroque Concerto. Orchestra part to be played on the

piano. Include your TIMING on your entry form.

698 Baroque Concerto for Cello and Orchestra - 17 and Under 32.00





Classical/Romantic Concerto for Cello and Orchestra

Own Choice of ONE movement of a Classic or Romantic Concerto. Orchestra part to be

played on the piano. Include your TIMING on your entry form.

702 Classical/Romantic Concerto for Cello and Orchestra - 17 and Under 32.00





Sonata for Cello and Piano - Senior Competition

Own Choice of ONE movement of a Sonata. Music is permitted. Only the soloist will be

adjudicated.

706 Sonata for Cello and Piano - Open 34.00

Baroque Sonata for Cello and Piano

Own Choice of TWO contrasting movements of a Baroque Sonata. Music is permitted. Only

the soloist will be adjudicated. Include your TIMING on your entry form.

707 Baroque Sonata for Cello and Piano - 17 and Under 32.00





Classical/Romantic Sonata for Cello and Piano

Own Choice of ONE movement of a Classic or Romantic Sonata. Music is permitted. Only

the soloist will be adjudicated. Include your TIMING on your entry form.

712 Classical/Romantic Sonata for Cello and Piano - 17 and Under 32.00







Cello Duets

The following classes are competitor's Own Choice of ONE selection. These duets may be

accompanied by piano. Both competitors MUST be within the age limit with both birth dates

clearly marked on the entry form. Music is permitted. Maximum time - 10 minutes.

717 Cello Duet - Any Age 36.00

718 Cello Duet - 17 and Under 34.00





String Bass Solo

Own Choice of ONE selection or ONE movement of a multi-movement work. Music is

permitted. Include your TIMING on your entry form.

835 String Bass Solo - Open 32.00

837 String Bass Solo - 17 and Under 30.00

838 String Bass Solo - 13 and Under 27.00

String Duo

Any combination of two different string instruments. Own Choice of ONE selection.

Selection may be accompanied by piano. Both competitors MUST be within the age limit

with both birth dates clearly marked on the entry form. Players are allowed to use music.

Maximum time - 10 minutes.

730 String Duo - any age 36.00

731 String Duo - 13 and Under 32.00



String Trio

No Piano. Any combination of 3 string instruments. Own Choice of ONE selection. Players

are allowed to use their music.

993 String Trio - Open 36.00

994 String Trio - 13 and Under 33.00

String Quartet (2 Violins, Viola, Cello)

Players are allowed to use their music. Own Choice of ONE movement.

737 String Quartet - 18 and Over 38.00

738 String Quartet - 17 and Under 36.00

739 String Quartet - 13 and Under 34.00

Trios Including Piano Trios (Violin, Cello and Piano)

Players are allowed to use their music. Own Choice of ONE movement.

743 Piano Trio - 18 and Over 36.00





Chamber Music Ensemble

Any ensemble of up to 6 players (including at least one string instrument) excluding string

trios, trios, quartets and piano trios. Own choice of ONE work or ONE movement of a multi-

movement work. Players may use their music. Maximum time 6 minutes. Include TIMING on

your entry form.

598 Chamber Music Ensemble - Open 42.00

Non-Competitive - Age Limit Classes

The purpose of these classes is for a performance of ONE selection with adjudication ONLY.

No marks or placements will be given. Own Choice. Any String instrument.

760 Any String Instrument - non-competitive - 18 and Over 30.00

761 Any String Instrument - non-competitive - 17 and Under 29.00



Non-Competitive - Suzuki Classes

The purpose of these classes is for the performance of selections from the Suzuki Violin, Viola

or Cello School Volumes published by Summy-Birchard with adjudication ONLY. No marks

or placements will be given. Participants must provide their own accompanist. You may

enter more than one class, but you may NOT play the same piece twice.

764 Any String Instrument - Suzuki Book 1 27.00 Twinkle - Play any one variation plus the melody

765 Any String Instrument - Suzuki Book 1 - Own Choice of one selection 27.00

766 Any String Instrument - Suzuki Book 1 - Own Choice of two selections 36.00















VOICE PEEL MUSIC FESTIVAL


Voice Please read the General Rules at the front of the Syllabus as well as those pertaining to the

Voice Section. TO AVOID DISQUALIFICATION, please read all rules CAREFULLY.

UNAUTHORIZED PHOTOCOPYING OF COPYRIGHT MUSIC IS ILLEGAL. Any use of

photocopied material by competitor or accompanist may result in disqualification. Any

questions are to be directed to the Festival office at (647) 282-7335.

Original music MUST be provided for the adjudicator. Accompanists MUST show their own

original music to the clerk before the performance. Accompanists may then play from a

photocopy or a transposition instead of from the original, but they MUST have their own

original music with them.


adjudication only; no mark will be given.

Classes marked with a "U" symbol are considered the most senior level of competition.

Entrants from Grade 7 and up MAY be selected to compete at the Provincial Level. Visit


Canadian Composer Concert Song

Own Choice of one selection of any original published piece in original language by a

Canadian composer. Not an arrangement. Copy for adjudicator.


1 U Female Voice - Adult - Canadian Composer Concert Song 29.00

2 U Male Voice - Adult - Canadian Composer Concert Song 29.00

Mature Student 30 and Over

A selection may be sung in any suitable key. Competitor's Own Choice.

3 Female Voice - Mature Student 29.00

4 Male Voice - Mature Student 29.00

Operatic Solos

Own Choice of one selection from any standard opera in original key and original language.

Recitative must be sung if included in the music.

5 U Soprano - Operatic Solo 29.00

6 U Mezzo or Contralto - Operatic Solo 29.00

7 U Tenor - Operatic Solo 29.00

8 U Baritone or Bass - Operatic Solo 29.00

Oratorio

Own Choice of an oratorio aria by Handel, Haydn, Mendelssohn, or Bach. Any standard

edition. Language optional.

9 U Soprano - Oratorio 29.00

PEEL MUSIC FESTIVAL VOICE


10 U Mezzo or Contralto - Oratorio 29.00

11 U Tenor - Oratorio 29.00

12 U Baritone or Bass - Oratorio 29.00

Lieder

In these classes the accompanist will not be adjudicated. Lieder selection chosen elsewhere in

the syllabus MUST NOT BE USED in the following classes. Own Choice of one lied from the

works of Schubert, Schumann , Brahms, Wolf, R. Strauss or Mahler.

13 U Female Voice - Lieder 27.00

14 U Male Voice - Lieder 29.00

15 All voices - Lieder - 19 and Under 28.00

16 All voices - Lieder - 17 and Under 27.00

French mélodie

Selections chosen elsewhere in the Syllabus MUST NOT BE USED in the following classes.

Own Choice of works of Fauré, Duparc, Debussy, Poulenc, Chausson, Hahn, Ravel or Satie.

17 U Female Voice - French mélodie 29.00

18 U Male Voice - French mélodie 29.00

19 All voices - French mélodie - 19 and Under 28.00

20 All voices - French mélodie - 17 and Under 27.00

Concert Group

Own Choice of 2 contrasting selections. Syllabus selections from other classes and arias from

operas or oratorios may not be used. Original language. Suggested time limit is 4 to 8 minutes

(Grade 9 or above). Only one mark will be given.

21 U Female Voice - Concert Group 31.00

22 U Male Voice - Concert Group 31.00

Vocal Solo - Age Limit Classes

Competitors in this category are restricted to competing at a level no more than one year above

their actual age.

23 Soprano - 21 and Under - Age Limit Classes 29.00 Shelling Peas, J. Duke, Songs of Dukes, SCH

24 Mezzo Soprano or Contralto - 21 and Under - Age Limit Classes 29.00 Where Corals Lie, Sea Pictures, Elgar, New Imperial Contralto, B&H

25 Tenor - 21 and Under - Age Limit Classes 29.00 Oh, Lovely Rose, R. Quilter, 1st Book of Tenor Solos, Bk. 2, SCH

26 Baritone or Bass - 21 and Under - Age Limit Classes 29.00 Whither Must I Wander, R.V Williams, Heritage of Br. Song 2, B&H

27 Soprano - 18 and Under - Age Limit Classes 27.00 Love's Philosophy, R. Quilter, B&H

28 Mezzo Soprano or Contralto - 18 and Under - Age Limit Classes 27.00 O Love be Deep, W. MacNutt, L.M.S.

29 Tenor - 18 and Under - Age Limit Classes 27.00 Sea Fever, J. Ireland, 1st Bk. of Tenor Solos, Part I, SCH



30 Baritone or Bass - 18 and Under - Age Limit Classes 27.00 Now Sleeps the Crimson Petal, R. Quilter, Young Singer, Bari/Bass, R.D.Row

31 Tenor - 16 and Under - Age Limit Classes 25.00 Black is the Color of My True Love's Hair, John J.Niles, 1st Book of Tenor Solos I, SCH

32 Baritone or Bass - 16 and Under - Age Limit Classes 25.00 Jolly Roger - R. Robertson. First Book of Bass/Baritone Solos, SCH

33 Vocal Solo - Boys - Unchanged Voice - Age Limit Classes - Open 25.00 A Litany, W.H.Anderson, L.M.S.

34 Vocal Solo - Girls 17 and Under - Age Limit Classes 26.00 Remembrance. G. Davenport, L.M.S.

35 Vocal Solo - Girls 16 and Under - Age Limit Classes 25.00 Heavenly Grass, Bowles, Contemporary Art Songs, SCH

36 Vocal Solo - Girls 15 and Under - Age Limit Classes 25.00 I Love All Graceful Things, E. Thiman, 1st Sop. Solos, SCH

146 Vocal Solo - Boys 15 and Under - Age Limit Classes 25.00 You'd Better Ask Me - Hermann Lohr. Daffodils, Violets, and Snow, L.M.S.

37 Vocal Solo - Girls 14 and Under - Age Limit Classes 25.00 To a Girl on Her Birthday, W.H. Anderson, L.M.S.

38 Vocal Solo - Boys 14 and Under - Age Limit Classes 25.00 Farewell to Nova Scotia, D. Cook, C.C. 4

39 Vocal Solo - Girls 13 and Under - Age Limit Classes 24.00 Lullaby for Benjamin, W. MacNutt, L.M.S.

40 Vocal Solo - Boys 13 and Under - Age Limit Classes 24.00 Old Dan Tucker, Folk Songs for Solo Singers II, arr. Althouse, Alfred Pub.

41 Vocal Solo - Girls 12 and Under - Age Limit Classes 24.00 Dreams, D. Sangster, Song Bk. 2, L.M.S.

42 Vocal Solo - Boys 12 and Under - Age Limit Classes 24.00 We'll Blaze a Trail Thro the Rockies, C. Clawley, Sing Canada, L.M.S.

43 Vocal Solo - Girls 11 and Under - Age Limit Classes 24.00 Evening in Autumn, W.H. Anderson, Sing Bk. 2, L.M.S.

44 Vocal Solo - Boys - 11 and Under - Age Limit Classes 24.00 Sea Song - Gordon Fleming, Sing 1, L.M.S.

45 Vocal Solo - Girls 10 and Under - Age Limit Classes 24.00 Indian Lullaby, W.H. Anderson, Sing Bk. 2, L.M.S.

46 Vocal Solo - Boys 10 and Under - Age Limit Classes 24.00 Donkey Riding, Linda Fletcher, Sing Bk. 1, L.M.S.

47 Vocal Solo - Girls 9 and Under - Age Limit Classes 24.00 April's a Lovely Lady - Thos. F. Dunhill, L.M.S.

48 Vocal Solo - Boys 9 and Under - Age Limit Classes 24.00 Dinosaurs, L. Fletcher, Sing Bk. 1, L.M.S.

49 Vocal Solo - Girls and Boys 8 and Under - Age Limit Classes 24.00 The Circus Clown, B. Kurth, Sing Bk. 1, L.M.S.

50 Vocal Solo - Girls and Boys 7 and Under - Age Limit Classes 24.00 Maple Leaves are Canada, A. Fraser, Sing Canada, L.M.S.

51 Vocal Solo - Girls and Boys 6 and Under - Age Limit Classes 24.00 The Man in the Moon, L. Fletcher, Sing Bk. 1, L.M.S.

52 Vocal Solo - Girls and Boys 5 and Under - Age Limit Classes 24.00 Elephants, C. Crawley, from Two Circus Songs, L.M.S.

Folk Songs

Selections must be of a traditional folk song nature, Composer and Lyricist UNKNOWN, any

arrangement. Any voice. Own Choice songs to be sung in original language - not translations



for 14 and over. Translations are to be provided for adjudicator for songs other than English.

Classes in this section may be unaccompanied, or accompanied by any instrument.

53 Vocal Solo - Over 21 - English language - Folk Song 29.00

54 Vocal Solo - Over 21 - any other language - Folk Song 29.00

55 Vocal Solo - 21 and Under - English language - Folk Song 29.00

56 Vocal Solo - 21 and Under - any other language - Folk Song 29.00





















Light Opera or Operetta

Own Choice from the period of Friml, Herbert, Romberg, Lehar, J. Strauss, Gilbert &

Sullivan, etc. The selection MUST NOT be a medley of songs. A competitor may use

costume and movement and may use hand props and ONE stage prop.

77 Vocal Solo - Adult - all voices - Light Opera or Operetta 29.00

78 Vocal Solo - 21 and Under all voices - Light Opera or Operetta 29.00

79 Vocal Solo - 18 and Under all voices - Light Opera or Operetta 27.00

Church Solos & Spirituals

Solos to be suitable for religious services. Accompaniments to be as written, or as performed

in church. Oratorio and Cantata not to be used in this section. Vocal production and musical

style are to be classical/traditional (no "belting") with the exception of classes 144 and 145.

Classes 144 and 145 are NEW classes for popular vocal production and style. Own Choice.

Maximum time: 5 minutes.

80 Spiritual Solo - any age 29.00

81 Church Solo - Adult - all voices 29.00

82 Church Solo - 21 and Under - all voices 29.00



144 Church Solo - 18 and Under - all voices - Popular Style 27.00







145 Church Solo - 14 and Under - all voices - Popular Style 25.00




Canadian Composers

Own Choice of any ORIGINAL already published piece by a Canadian Composer, NOT an

arrangement, and NOT a 'publishing pending' piece. No "Pop" songs. Consult the Canadian

Music Centre at (416) 961-6601 for assistance, or consult the Contemporary Showcase

syllabus at www.acnmp.ca

91 Female Voice - 21 and Under - Canadian Composer 29.00

92 Male Voice - 21 and Under- Canadian Composer 29.00

93 Female Voice - 18 and Under - Canadian Composer 29.00

94 Male Voice - 18 and Under - Canadian Composer 29.00

95 Boys - unchanged voice - Canadian Composer 24.00

96 Vocal Solo - Girls 17 and Under - Canadian Composer 26.00


792 Vocal Solo - Boys 16 and Under - Canadian Composer 26.00











108 Vocal Solo - Girls and Boys 8 and Under - Canadian Composer 24.00

Provincial Qualifying Classes

English and at least one other language are to be represented at all levels. Material used in

another class may not be performed again in these classes. The competitor requires a signal

from the adjudicator to proceed. Grades 7 to Diploma: 3 Art Songs. Open: one operatic aria,

one sacred aria, a multi-movement work/song cycle performing a minimum of 4 movements

or the complete song cycle.

109 U Open - any voice (Provincial) Maximum Time: 40 minutes 41.00

995 Diploma - any voice (Provincial) Maximum Time: 40 minutes 41.00

110 Grade 10 - any voice (Provincial) Maximum Time: 30 minutes 41.00






Graded Vocal Classes - Open

Own Choice of one piece from the current RCM syllabus or the Conservatory Canada

syllabus. Selections must be from the grade in which the student is currently studying.

Competitors may enter ONE grade level only. Selections must be from Lists A & B for

Introductory to Grade 6 and from Lists A, B & C for Grades 7 to 10.

114 U Vocal ARCT - any voice 29.00

115 Vocal Grade 10 - any voice 28.00










582 Vocal Introductory - any voice 24.00

Vocal Duets

All Duets are competitor's Own Choice, but should be two-part, not unison and NOT pop

NOR musical theatre. Divided fees are NOT permitted. ONE payment for the full amount of

the class must be submitted with the entry form. When entering a duet class, please list it on

only ONE competitor's entry form.

125 Womens Duet - Adult 30.00

126 Mixed Duet - Adult 30.00

127 Mens Duet - Adult 30.00

128 Girls Duet - 21 and Under 30.00

129 Mixed Duet - 21 and Under 30.00





134 Any Voice Combination Duet - 15 and Under 28.00

135 Any Voice Combination Duet - 13 and Under 26.00

Vocal Trios and Quartets

All Trios and Quartets are competitor's Own Choice and should be three-part or four-part

respectively and not pop or musical theatre. Note that the Triple Trio class has been moved to

the Choirs Section. Divided fees are NOT permitted. ONE payment for the full amount of the

class must be submitted with the entry form. When entering a trio or quartet class, please list it

on only ONE competitor's entry form.

136 Womens Trio - any age 30.00

137 Mixed Trio - any age 30.00

139 Womens Quartet - any age 30.00

140 Mixed Quartet - any age 30.00

141 Girls Trio - 18 and Under 30.00

142 Girls Quartet - 18 and Under 30.00



143 Boys Quartet - 18 and Under 30.00

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