Terrace Review — Wednesday, February 28, 1990 B13

Royal
Conservatory
grades
released

Terrace students of music re-
ceived their Royal Conservatory
of Music ratings in theory for
the winter term last week.

The results are:

Grade 3 History — Honors:
Vicky Sainis.

Grade 2 Rudiments — First
Class Honors with Distinction:
Catherine ‘Dickson; Honors:
Andrea May Arnold; Pass: Tina
Hovenkamp.

Grade 1 Rudiments — First
Class Honors with Distinction:
Deborah Casey, Stephen
Michael Fleming, Pauline Lepp;
First Class Honors: Paul Francis
Fleming, Jennifer Susan
McMynn, Margaret Higginson,
Shelley Marie Mantel, Angela
Sparks; Honors: Sandra Leanne
Mantel; Aisha Manji; Pass:

The massive task of sorting out and scheduling each individual entry in the Pacific Northwest Music Festival was taken on
- by volunteers during a long recent evening. The cards go out to each competitor in the festival, advising them of the time,

place and date of their performances.

Timothy Barrie Phillips, Patrick
Robert Phillips.
Preliminary Rudiments
First Class Honors with Distinc-
tion: Travis E.B. McMurray,

Festival

Last Thursday evening, many
volunteers and members of the
25th Pacific Northwest Music
Festival met to complete com-
petitor cards for the events in the
music festival, set to begin
Match 8. ;

Preparations for each year’ 5
Music Festival begin as soon as
the awards have been presented
and competitors have returned
home from the current festival.
July and August are the only
months the committee doesn’t
meet, Adjudicators for the
various events are lined up as far
as two years ahead of time.

The Speech Arts Committee,
consisting this year of Bila George,

Jo Falconer and Judy Tessaro,
meets initially in August to select
pieces (poems) for school classes .
to perform at the music festival.

They choose samplings of lyric
and dramatic poems and Choral

committee sorts out entries

works. for age groups up to
Grade 12. The 35 assigned
poems are then listed and cir-
culated to the schools and also
put into the Syllabus. Tutors or
coaches help children to choose
pieces in, other . speech,
catergories.

In the instrumental category,
all pieces are self-chosen by
students and their teachers. The
Speech Arts: Committee
members do workshops. in
speech arts, are involved - as
coaches and advisors -for
clarification on pieces.

‘Competitor Cards night”’ is
one of many last minute details
to ensure that the Festival runs

smoothly and on schedule. Each:

competitor card is completed
with competitor’s number, loca-
tion, time and date of perfor-
mance, and class number which
indicates the instrument or

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level. A copy of each card is
mailed to the individual com-
petitor in plenty of time to
assure their presence at the
Festival, as specified.

Advisors, for. each discipline
decide on the order of perfor-
mance and the facility which will recording secretary, Tony
be used. They determine the Lyshaug — Chairperson of
master list from which com- patrons, Flo Euverman. —
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