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Halifax, Nova ScotiaMay 1-3, 2019Mount Saint Vincent University

London, OntarioMay 8-9, 2019

Western University

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Welcome to the Festival!It has long been our philosophy to create a fun environment with many musical learning opportunities. We hope you take time to benefit from the variety of experiences: featured performances, clinics, workshops, and listening to other participating groups. Enjoy the music, the beautiful surroundings, and take home lasting memories.

You can also find performance schedules, full adjudicator bios, and

much more on the festival website at www.atlanticfestivals.com

Special Thanks

Halifax Adjudicators

London Adjudicators

Halifax Performance Schedule

London Performance Schedule

London Clinics Schedule

Halifax Clinics Schedule

Featured Evening Performances

Halifax Featured Performers

London Featured Performers

Long & McQuade Awards

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Rod is a low brass performer and head teacher of the Brass & Percussion Department at the Maritime Conservatory of Performing Arts, director of the Mersey

Band in Liverpool, Nova Scotia, and is co-conductor of Scotia Brass.

Halifax AdjudicatorsConcert Band/Orchestral/Chamber Ensemble

Full bios available at atlanticfestivals.com

Mark has shared the stage and studio with many of Canada’s leading artists. He is a professor at Acadia University and regularly appears as a guest presenter and educator

for music festivals, universities, high schools and conferences across Canada.

Mark AdamRichard is a founding member of the TorQ Percussion Quartet He holds two Masters degrees from the University of Toronto, and is an active adjudicator and clinician

with a specialization in improvisation.

Richard Burrows

Recognized by his peers as “one of Canada’s leading trumpet and cornet players” (International Trumpet Guild), Frédéric is much in demand as a soloist with a variety

of ensembles, principally since the 2008 release of his solo disc Carnaval et Concertos.

Frédéric DémersOne of the prominent clarinetists of his generation, Wesley has been praised by critics for his “beautiful tone” and “technical prowess” (The Clarinet Journal) as well as his “remarkable

sensitivity” (CAML Review). Fanfare Magazine notes he is “clearly a major talent.”

Wesley Ferreira

Rod MacGillivrayColleen is Coordinator of Bands and directs the Wind Ensemble at Western University, the second largest music program in Canada. She is active as a clinician, adjudicator and guest

conductor nationally and internationally.

Colleen Richardson

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We are grateful to these local music organizations contributing instruments and equipment for our stages and clinic rooms.

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Tom has earned a reputation as one of Eastern Canada’s finest jazz bassists. Two-time East Coast Music Award Winner, Maple Blues Winner and multiple award nominee,

Tom is a faculty member at Nova Scotia Community College and St. FX University.

Halifax Adjudicators Halifax AdjudicatorsInstrumental Jazz Concert/Chamber/Jazz ChoirTom Easley

Dave is a veteran performer and music educator and maintains a busy freelance career as a pianist, trombonist, composer, adjudicator and recording artist. He taught instrumental music with the Halifax Regional School Board for over 30 years and is co-founder and director of the Nova Scotia Honour Jazz program, which has worked with talented students of jazz in Nova Scotia for the last 25 years.

Dave Staples

Kenji has been described as “a super-articulate virtuoso” (The Ottawa Citizen) and “may be the most exciting tenor saxophonist to emerge in Canada in recent years” (The

WholeNote). He is currently on faculty at St. FX University where he teaches jazz mprovisation, harmony, and history.

Kenji OmaeFran is based in Halifax where she conducts two choirs as part of the Halifax Regional Arts Program and an adult community choir called the Dartmouth Choral Society. Fran

has also worked as a choral clinician across Canada, and was awarded first prize in Chor Leoni’s inaugural C4 choral composition competition (2017). She is published by Cypress Press.

Frances FarrellChristianne is a first-prize winner of the Canadian National Music Festival, a prize winner at the prestigious Eckhardt-Gramatté Competition, and a winner of the

Canada Council’s Bernard Diamant Prize in Voice. She is head of vocal studies and Director of the School of Music at Acadia University.

Christianne Rushton

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Malcolm Arnold

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London Adjudicators

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Nathan is currently a department head with Halifax Regional Arts. He conducts the Halifax Regional Arts Symphony and the Halifax Regional Arts Wind Ensemble. In 2010, Nathan was

a recipient of the Prime Minister’s Award for Teaching Excellence, one of Canada’s highest awards for educators.

Nathan BeelerJim’s work can be heard on over 150 albums and soundtracks,and he is a popular featured artist at jazz festivals worldwide. Current projects include Riverside, the Oliver

Jones Trio, and the Jim Doxas Trio. He is a lecturer and teacher at McGill University.

Jim Doxas

Janet is a music education lecturer and guest conductor of Chorale at Western University’s Don Wright Faculty of Music, conductor/artistic director of the award-winning King’s University College Chamber Choir, and director of music ministry at King’s University College. Previously she served as choral conductor at St. Peter’s Cathedral Basilica (London), Holy Rosary Church (Toronto), and more.

Janet Loo

Don’t play the notes. Play the meaning of the notes.

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Halifax Performance Schedule Halifax Performance ScheduleWednesday, May 1 Seton Stage

10:00 AM B300 Crescent Heights High School Concert Band, AB Deborah Halderman

10:30 AM B400 Breton Education Centre Senior Concert Band, NS Stephen Muise

11:00 AM B200 Bedford Academy Grade 7 Band, NS Jody Lyne

11:30 AM B100 Northside Junior Band, NS Danielle LeVangie

1:00 PM B100 Miscouche Grade 7 Concert Band, PEI Courtney Mullen

1:30 PM B300 Lockview High School Grade 10 Band, NS Dina Burtt

2:00 PM B100 Montague Intermediate School Grade 8/9 Band, PEI Jonathan MacInnis

2:30 PM B200 Northside Intermediate Band, NS Steve MacInnis

3:00 PM B300 Charlottetown Rural Festival Ensemble, PEI Mark Parsons

3:30 PM B100 Miscouche Grade 8/9 Concert Band, PEI Courtney Mullen

4:00 PM B100 Bedford Academy Grade 6 Concert Band, NS Nick Gummeson

4:30 PM B100 Summerside Intermediate Grade 8 Concert Band, PEI Carrie MacLellan

CONCERT BAND

Thursday, May 2 Seton Stage

9:00 AM B400 Northside Senior Band, NS Steve MacInnis

9:30 AM B400 Bell High School Concert Band, ON Brad Campbell

10:00 AM B200 East Wiltshire Intermediate Concert Band, PEI Frank Nabuurs

10:30 AM B200 Queen Charlotte Grade 9 Concert Band, PEI Sylvia Andrew

11:00 AM B200 Summerside Intermediate Grade 9 Concert Band, PEI Carrie MacLellan

11:30 AM B300 Marymount Academy Senior Concert Band, ON Brittany Goldsborough

12:00 PM B300 Eastern Shore DHS Concert Band, NS Allison Penwell

1:00 PM NC SQMS Grade 6 Beginner Band, NS Laura Wilson

1:30 PM B400 Lockview High School Senior Band, NS Dina Burtt

2:00 PM B300 South Carleton HS Concert Band, ON Sarah Woods

2:30 PM B200 Gulf Shore Grade 7-9 Concert Band, PEI Kirsten MacLaine

3:00 PM B200 CSLF Concert Band, PEI Travis Boudreau

3:30 PM B200 Hernewood Intermediate Grade 8/9 Band, PEI Andrea Ellis

4:00 PM B100 SQMS Grade 7/8 Concert Band, NS Laura Wilson

4:30 PM B300 Montague HS Concert Band, PEI Christie Beck

CONCERT BAND

Thursday, May 2 MPR Stage

9:00 AM B400 Walkerville CAA Concert Band, ON Amanda Sands

9:30 AM B300 BEC Trombone Ensemble, NS Richard Burke

10:00AM B300 Grand Forks SS Concert Band, BC Shannon Wolf

10:30 AM B200 Bluenose Academy Junior Band, NS Dawn Ernst

11:00 AM B200 Morell Regional High School Concert Band, PEI Kelsea McLean

11:30 AM B300 Crestwood Drumline Ensemble, ON Jeff MacKay

1:00 PM B100 ME Callaghan Intermediate Grade 8/9 Concert Band, PEI Robyn MacRae

1:30 PM B100 Ecole du Sommet - Les Mardis Matins, NS Jennifer Wyatt

2:00 PM B100 Bridgewater Junior High Concert Band, NS Scott Leonard

3:30 PM B200 KVHS/HHS Concert Band, NB Palmer/Dowling

4:00 PM B301 Fredericton High School String Ensemble, NB Alison Milne

CONCERT BAND

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Halifax Performance Schedule

Friday, May 3 Seton Stage

9:00 AM B100 Crestwood Secondary School Concert Band, ON Paul van der Bank

9:30 AM B400 L'harmonie de l'école Mathieu-Martin, NB Denise Albert-Lanteigne

10:00 AM B200 Gloucester High School Band, ON Erik Kristjansson

10:30 AM B100 EB Chandler Grade 8 Concert Band, NS Kaitlin Conrad

11:00 AM B300 Barrhead Composite HS Band, AB Kerri-lee Kostiw

11:30 AM B200 Crestwood Secondary School Wind Ensemble, ON Paul van der Bank

12:00 PM B200 Harmonie de l’école le Mascaret, NB Monica Lang

1:00 PM B300 Alexander MacKenzie Trip Band, ON Cher Alexander

1:30 PM B400 Horton High School Concert Band, NS Kay Greene

2:00 PM B300 Cochrane High School Band, ON Jander Talen

2:30 PM B200 Nickle School Concert Band, AB David Jensen

3:00 PM B400 Emily Carr Festival Winds, ON Miguel Malaco

3:30 PM B100 Bedford Academy Grade 5 Concert Band, NS Nick Gummeson

4:00 PM B300 Rocky Lake Grade 9 Band, NS Tobias Beale

4:30 PM B300 PVEC Concert Band, NS Adam McConnell

5:00 PM B400 CEC Symphonic Band, NS John MacLeod

5:30 PM B300 Alexander MacKenzie Trip Orchestra, ON Eric Hudspith

CONCERT BAND

Thursday, May 2 Vinnie’s Jazz Stage

9:00 AM A601 Montague Intermediate Jazz Band, PEI Jonathan MacInnis

9:30 AM A301 Crestwood Jazz Brace Yourself, ON Paul van der Bank

10:00AM A301 Miscouche Rock Band 1, PEI Courtney Mullen

11:00 AM A601 Bayview Community School Jazz Band, NS Gale Lohnes

11:30 AM A601 BEC Senior Jazz Ensemble, NS Richard Burke

12:00 PM A501 Miscouche Rock Band 2, PEI Courtney Mullen

12:30 PM A301 Crescent Heights High School Jazz Band, AB Deborah Halderman

JAZZ ENSEMBLE

Performances Streamed OnlineDuring the Halifax festival, live streaming video is available from each of the venues at www.atlanticfestivals.com/live.

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London Performance Schedule

London Instrument-Specific Clinics Schedule

Junior ClinicsSenior Clinics

Wednesday (May 8)1:00 PM2:00 PM

Junior ClinicsSenior Clinics

Thursday (May 9)10:00 AM11:00 AM

TrumpetFrench HornTuba/EuphoniumTromboneDouble ReedsFluteClarinetSaxophonesPercussionRhythm(piano, bass guitar, rhythm guitar)

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Friday, May 3 Vinnie’s Jazz Stage JAZZ ENSEMBLE

9:00 AM A601 Bedford Academy Jazz Ensemble, NS Nick Gummeson

9:30 AM A301 Fredericton High School Jazz Ensemble, NB Craig Woodcock

10:00 AM C301 Horton High School Jazz Band, NS Kay Greene

10:30 AM A301 CEC Jazz Ensemble, NS John MacLeod

11:00 AM A701 Bedford Academy Jazz Trio, NS Nick Gummeson

Friday, May 3 MPR Stage CHORAL

9:00 AM C301 Cochrane High School Choir, ON Jander Talen

10:00AM C301 Emily Carr Concert Choir, ON Adam Miceli

11:00AM C301 Bell High School Choir, ON Samurdui Gunawardena

12:00 PM C301 Alexander MacKenzie Trip Choir, ON Megan Alexander-Lui

1:00 PM C301 Montague Regional High Vocal Ensemble, PEI Christie Beck

Wednesday, May 8 Paul Davenport Stage

3:00 PM B300 WH Morden Wind Ensemble, ON Meredith Gringrich

4:00 PM B300 Our Lady of Mount Carmel Concert Band, ON Olivio Boyle

Thursday, May 9 Paul Davenport Stage

9:30 AM C301 Mealy Mountain Collegiate Festival Choir, NL Nick Gibbs

10:00 AM B300 KISH Concert Band, PEI Angela Profit

11:00 AM B400 Harmonie Vents du Fleuve, QC Marie-Anick Arsenault

12:00 PM A301 KISH Jazz Band, PEI Angela Profit

2:00 PM B200 Mealy Moutain Collegiate Concert Band, NL Nick Gibbs

3:00 PM B400 Centennial Collegiate Senior Concert Band, SK Kaufhold/Peters

Halifax Performance Schedule

Performances Streamed OnlineDuring the London festival, live streaming video is available from each of the venues at www.atlanticfestivals.com/live.

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Featured Evening Performances

London

7:00 PM Musica Quinta Brass Quintet Paul Davenport Stage

Thursday, May 9

Halifax

7:00 PM Hogtown Brass Quintet Seton StageSeton Academic Centre

Wednesday, May 1

Friday, May 3

7:00 PM Son Latino Seton StageSeton Academic Centre

Thursday, May 2

6:30 PM Stadacona Band of the Royal Canadian Navy

Seton StageSeton Academic Centre

7:30 PM Stadacona Band of the Royal Canadian Navy

Seton StageSeton Academic Centre

Halifax Instrument-Specific Clinics Schedule

Wednesday (May 1)

2:00 PMSenior Clinics Only

Thursday (May 2)

10:00 AM & 1:00 PMJunior Clinics:

11:00 AM & 2:00 PMSenior Clinics:

Friday (May 3)

10:00 AM & 1:00 PMJunior Clinics:

11:00 AM & 2:00 PMSenior Clinics:

FluteFluteClarinetSaxophoneTrumpetFrench HornTromboneTuba/EuphoniumPercussionJazz RhythmDouble Reeds(Selected times only)

Strings(Selected times only)

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Wednesday: 2:00 PMThursday: 10:00 AM & 11:00 AMFriday: 11:00 AM & 2:00 PM

Thursday: 1:00 PMFriday: 2:00 PM

Did you know?

When our clinicians provide etudes, excerpts, info sheets,

and other print-outs to clinic attendees, these materials

are often made available for download after the festival at

atlanticfestivals.com/directorsinfo/downloads

Read profiles of our featured performers on pages 16-18

The Stadacona Band of the Royal Canadian Navy is one of six regular force military bands serving the Canadian Forces. The band has always called Halifax its home and celebrated its 75th anniversary in 2015.

The Stadacona Band’s 35 musicians can be found performing on a parade

square, in a concert hall or at the dockyard welcoming naval vessels. Over the past 75 years the band’s performances have been enjoyed by the Royal Family, the Prime Minister, foreign heads of state, military officials and the Canadian public. Whenever possible, the Stadacona Band makes its resources available to support other units of the military thus fulfilling their mandate to “provide musical support, fostering high morale, esprit de corps, and thus operational effectiveness.”

Stadacona Band of the Royal Canadian Navy

Featuring dynamic musicians from Cuba, Colombia, Mexico, and Canada, Son Latino puts a unique cross-cultural spin on Latin American music. The band is a favorite live ensemble for salsa dancers and Latin music aficionados in Halifax. Their repertoire is a mixture of traditional and contemporary tunes from all over Latin America, and includes a range of compulsively

danceable rhythms like salsa, merengue, cha cha, reggaeton, and more. With instrumentation similar to a Cuban septeto and a sound reminiscent of the great Buena Vista Social Club, Son Latino makes it impossible for audiences to sit still.

Son LatinoThe Hogtown Brass Quintet is a Toronto-based chamber ensemble dedicated to pushing the boundaries of the traditional brass ensemble. Formed in 2013, HBQ is a collaboration among five accomplished and diverse musicians from a variety of musical backgrounds, ranging from Classical to pop to jazz. Already gaining attention with their unique arrangements, collaborations

with vocalists and instrumentalists, along with their affinity for non-traditional performance spaces, the mandate of the HBQ is to bring brass chamber music to new audiences and to reinvigorate the classic brass ensemble. Their debut album Introducing… was nominated for a 2017 Toronto Independent Music Award.

Hogtown Brass QuintetHalifax Featured Performers

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London Featured Performers

The Faculty Brass Quintet at Western University; Musica Quinta, founded in 2010 continues to contribute to the community of Southern Ontario. Based in London Ontario at the Don Wright Faculty of Music at Western, members include Shawn Spicer, Aaron Hodgson, trumpets; Ron George, Horn; John Jasavala, trombone and Brent Adams, tuba. Performing a variety of music in public recitals to performing several

educational concerts each year and collaborating with community groups, Musica Quinta is a vital part of London’s musical life. In addition to being educators at Western, the members actively perform in orchestras within Ontario; London Symphonia, Kitchener Waterloo Symphony, Niagara, Hamilton, and Thunder Bay symphonies.

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Awards are given at the discretion of the adjudicators. Any and all awards will be posted on the Festivals website (www.atlanticfestivals.com) once adjudications and award decisions are completed. Award announcements may be made at evening concerts if the information is available and time allows.

Outstanding Soloist AwardsLong & McQuade trophies and a Long & McQuade gift card in the amount of $100 will be awarded to students who play or sing an outstanding solo during their ensemble’s performance at the Festivals. To be eligible, students must be listed on the Soloists form supplied to the ensemble director.

Long & McQuade Awards

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Campus Map: Mount Saint Vincent University

1 Margaret Norrie McCain Centre for Teaching, Learning and Research 2 Riva Spatz Women’s Wall of Honour3a RBC West Link3b RBC North Link4 E. Margaret Fulton Communications Centre (including Library)5 Seton Academic Centre (including Seton Café)

6 MSVU Art Gallery7 Research/FoodARC8 Advancement House9 Aboriginal Student Centre10 Seton Annex11 Child Study Centre 12 Evaristus Hall 13 Art Landry Building (Central Heating Plant) 14 The Meadows

15 Westwood (residence)16 The Birches (residence) 17 Assisi Hall (residence) 18 Assisi (including Campus Security, Health Services and LifeMark)19 Rosaria Student Centre (including Dining Hall, Vinnie’s Pub, Mount Fitness Centre)20 Student Legacy Lane (pedway)

CAMPUS MAP166 Bedford HighwayHalifax, NS B3M 2J6Canada | msvu.caPhone: 902.457.6788 @MSVU_Halifax MountSaintVincentUniversity

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Riva Spatz Women’s Wall of Honour www.womenswallofhonour.ca

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