2018 TIMETABLE AT A GLANCE - northamptonfestival.org.uk · 2018 TIMETABLE AT A GLANCE Sunday 13th May Venue Classes – Workshops - Concert 9:00 – 4:30 - NMPAT – Richard Coles

2018 TIMETABLE AT A GLANCE

Sunday 13th May Venue Classes – Workshops - Concert

9:00 – 4:30 - NMPAT – Richard Coles Hall Recorders and Woodwind – M120, M121, M96, M90, M93, M95, M86, M87, M128, M99, M100 and M101

9:00 – 1:00 –NMPAT Drama Studio Strings, Harp and Guitar – M71, M72, M74, M75, M78, M109, M29 and M33

1:30 – 4:00 – NMPAT Edmund Rubbra Hall Strings contd., M82, M83 and M84

1:30 – 7:30 Abington URC Church Vocal and Adult Choirs -M15, M6, M16, M14, M17, M12, M18, M28, M27 and M26

Saturday 19th May NMPAT - Both halls and several rooms throughout the building – 1:30 onwards

Speech and Drama, and Rock and Pop Workshops

NMPAT – Edmund Rubbra Hall 1:30 – 7:00

Rock Festival classes M41 and M42

NMPAT – Room 14 – 1:30 – 5:00 Piano and Keyboard – M53, M65, M68 and M69

NMPAT – Richard Coles Hall – 5:00 - Piano – M64, M57, M58, M60, M61, M62 and M63

Sunday 20th May NMPAT – Richard Coles Hall – 9:00 – 5:30 Piano – M50, M51, M55, M52, M43, M44, M45, M46, M56, M47, M48 and M49

NMPAT – Edmund Rubbra Hall – 9:00 – 4:00 Brass, Percussion, Mixed Ensemble M102, M103, M104, M106, M107, M112, M113, M114 and M119

1:30 – 5:30 Abington URC Church Speech and Drama – D41, D42, D49, D37, D34 and D50

Monday 21st May 9:00 – 8:30 Abington URC Church Speech and Drama – D1, D11, D2, D12, D3, D13, D4, D14, D28, D26, D44, D39, D40, D47, D46, D45, D18 and D8

9:00 -1:00 - Christchurch Church, Northampton Larger Ensembles, Schools/Open, Orchestras and Bands and Year 9 Choirs – M134, M137, M135, M38, M22 and M23

Tuesday 22nd May 9:00 - 8:00 – Abington URC Church Speech and Drama – D16, D6, D31, D20, D21,D15, D5, D48, D30, D33, D17, D7, D32, D9, D43, D38 and D43

9:00 -12:30 Christchurch Church, Northampton

School Choirs – M20, M25 and M21

Thursday 24th May 7:00 – 8:30 Celebration Concert – performances by invited award winners and guests

Workshops In Speech and Drama, and Rock and Pop – Available Free To Eisteddfod Entrants on Saturday 19th May between 2:30 and 4:30 No’s Are Limited - Please Book Your Place Now To Avoid Disappointment - email your name

and the workshop you’re interested in to [email protected]

Speech and Drama Workshops – Richard Coles Hall

On Saturday 19th May between 2:30pm and 4:30pm the Speech & Drama section of the Northampton Eisteddfod will be

offering a series of workshops for entrants aged 8 years and above which will be hosted by Northamptonshire Music

and Performing Arts (NMPAT) County Youth at the NMPAT Centre (NN1 4AZ). There are three workshops with limited

places (as detailed below) which were offered to Speech & Drama entrants on a first come basis – please contact

[email protected] to check current availability:

Trestle Theatre Company Mask Workshop - Trestle’s popular mask workshops have introduced thousands of students

and performers throughout the world to the exciting versatility of mask. Explore how mask training can unlock the door

to a more focused physicality in all performance. This workshop provides an in-depth introduction to Trestle’s mask

technique. Participants will understand the principles of effective mask performance through physicality and core

techniques. More information about Trestle Theatre and their work can be found at their website

(http://www.trestle.org.uk/about-trestle/)

‘Creating a Character’ with Tristan Pate - This workshop aims to give participants several different practical techniques

and starting points for creating characters. With 7 years’ experience as an actor, director and facilitator, Tristan uses

Laban Technique to define and explore different forms of movement, as well as exploring Le Coq style approaches to

mask and clown physicality, enabling young people to develop rounded characters from scratch with defined physical

and vocal mannerisms. Participants will gain an understanding of practical approaches to characterisation which they

could go on to apply to scripted work, or develop their own stories and plays based on the characters which emerge.

Frantic Assembly Physical Theatre Workshop (14+) - Frantic Assembly are globally renowned physical theatre company

who are currently touring their production Things I Know To Be True and in this workshop will be sharing production

specific exercises from shows like Lovesong, Stockholm, Beautiful Burnout and Othello and instructing students on the

various devising processes they use when working collaboratively to produce multi-disciplined performance, which will

transfer perfectly to their own productions.

mailto:[email protected]

http://www.trestle.org.uk/about-trestle/

Speech and Drama Adjudicator – 2018 Stephen Owen

Stephen trained as a teacher of drama, speech and movement at Trinity and All Saints’ College, University of

Leeds. After qualifying, he studied with Eliner Rutherford. As well as being responsible for drama at the schools

in which he worked, he also taught pupils of all ages and abilities privately, from complete beginners to

Licentiate (RAM) and Fellowship (LCM) level. Since retiring from headship in July 2007, he has been appointed

as an examiner for the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art (LAMDA) and is an adjudicator for The

British and International Federation of Festivals.

Speech and Drama Eisteddfod Schedule All Classes To Take Place At Abington Avenue URC

Church All entrants are requested to keep the evening of the Thursday 24th May free, in

case they are selected to perform in the Eisteddfod Celebration Concert

Sunday 20th May 2018

(Please arrive by 1:45)

2:00 – 2:30 Class D41 - SOLO ACTING Year 4 and under

1 Lana Webb 4 Ethan Botterill

2 Bodie Hamilton 5 Oliver Chapman

3 Sophie Steward

(Please arrive by 2:15)

2:30-3:30 Class D42 SOLO ACTING Years 5 and 6

Award Class sponsored by Paul Whybrow

1 Isabella Moxon 8 Charlotte Urban

2 Nikki Lily Atife 9 Josie-Mae White

3 Lucie Coombes 10 Alex Jackson

4 Isla Harris 11 Amelie Sanger

5 Tegan Stokes 12 Tom Buglass

6 Adele Steward 13 Karsten Adjedakor

7 Charlotte Brown 14 William Hunter

3:30-4:00 Class D49 Presentation Year 6 and under

1 Isabella Moxon 4 Charlotte Brown

2 Sophie Steward 5 Charlotte Urban

3 Adele Steward

4:00 Class D37 DUOLOGUES Years 3 – 6

1 Josie-Mae White and Eloise Lay 4 Niamh Matthews & Orla Matthews

2 Ellie Watling & Holly Watling 5 Alara Kucukcalik and Madeleine Clarke

3 Lucie Coombes and Nikki Lily Atife

4:45 Class D34/D46 both classes together

D34 Abington Avenue United Reform Church Prepared Bible Reading Year 6 and

under

Award D34 Sponsored by Abington Avenue URC

1 Isabella Moxon 3 Nesia Robin

2 Timothy Robin

D46 Solo Acting Shakespeare Years 7 to 10

1 Charlotte Poppy Baker

END OF SUNDAY SESSION

Monday 21st May 2018

Abington Avenue URC Church

All entrants are requested to keep the evening of the Thursday 24th May free, in


9:00 – 9:45 D1 and D11 classes to run together

D1 Own Choice Verse Speaking Year 1

1 Rose Webb 2 Khushi Patel

D11 VERSE SPEAKING Year 1

After A Bath or Five Little Owls

1 Holly Willis 13 Tilly Hand

2 Jude Constable 14 Freya Wagg 3 Daisy Tilby 15 Holly Powell

4 Will Bernard 16 Elise Belcher

5 Amelia Rex 17 Isobelle Gray

6 Luke Goodrum-Whimp 18 Grace Levett

7 Hope Sharrock 19 Jacob Martin

8 Esmae Brown 20 Zac Tyrrell

9 Maya Woodley 21 Maisy McCrory

10 George Hope 22 Lacey-Mai Havill

11 Emily Chadwick 23 Khushi Patel

12 Amy-Rose Smith 24 Heema Shearer

9:45 – 10:45 Classes D2 and D12 to run together

D2 VERSE SPEAKING OWN CHOICE Year 2

1 Daisy Humpherston 3 Thaarun Rajaratnam

2 Beatrice Carpenter 4 Ioana Sodrandram

D12 SET VERSE SPEAKING Year 2

My Grannies or Motorway Witch

1 Molly Redshaw 14 Maisie Beckett

2 Izzy Waggott 15 Chloe Inman

3 Jemima Frisby 16 Libby Anderson

4 Ollie Denham 17 Phoebe Anderson 5 Amelie Heron 18 Thomas Coe

6 Max Brennan 19 Summer Coutts

7 Harriet Norbury 20 Megan Berwick

8 Lara Joyner 21 Eva Richardson

9 Amelie Galloway 22 Nathan Doherty

10 Ellie Sanders 23 Beatrice Carpenter

11 Megan Inman 24 Charles Leech

12 Freddie Garrod 25 Kayden Edwards

13 Harry Kiziak

10:45 -11:00 Break

11:00 – 11:30 - Classes D3 and D13 to run together

D3 VERSE SPEAKING OWN CHOICE - Year 3

1 Lana Webb 3 Francesca Draper

2 Ethan Botterill

D13 SET VERSE SPEAKING – Year 3 - A Forest Night or Help

1 Brooke Pycroft 7 Jackson McCrory 2 Alex Farrow 8 Ethan Botterill

3 Ariane Price 9 Lily Brooks

4 Maisie Stawarz 10 Isla Powell

5 Harriot Reid 11 Molly Ferrier

6 Connor Martin 12 Jade Mourier

11:30 – 12:15 Classes D4 and D14A to run together

Award Sponsored by Dean Shears Best Performance D4/D14A/B

D4 VERSE SPEAKING OWN CHOICE Year 4

1 Bodie Hamilton 2 Sophie Steward

D14A SET VERSE SPEAKING Year 4 – Set Verse A

The Gerbil’s Escape/Cobweb Morning

1 Sean Collier 8 Jaimee Garrod

2 Emma Mitchell 9 Lisa Rosario

3 Freya Asker 10 Gracie Green

4 Oliver Behagg 11 Jake Clarke

5 James Bell 12 Abigail Nycz 6 Lucas Heron 13 Reuben Hirst

7 Sophie Steward

12:15-12:45 D14B SET VERSE SPEAKING Year 4 – Set Verse B

The Gerbil’s Escape/Cobweb Morning

12:45 - 1:45 Lunch

1 Lucy Stiles 9 AJ McCrory 2 Scott Hope 10 Noah Boyce

3 Summer Lloyd-Williams 11 Pheobe Usher

4 Reuben Hirst 12 Ellie Evans

5 Phoebe Wilkinson 13 Katie Battams

6 Summer Mabbutt 14 Gracie-Mae Steele

7 William Donaldson 15 Jamie Young

8 Bethany Rogers

1:45 – 2:45 School section D28 and D26 – Mixed Art /Group Speaking

(Schools requested to arrive at 1:15 and to be seated by 1:40)

Award Eastfield Shield Best Performance from D28 and D26

D28 Group Speaking - Year 6 and under

1 Woodland View Primary School

D26 Schools Mixed Arts S & D 2018

1 The SBMs Band from Standens Barn Primary School

2 Irthingborough Nursery and Infant School

2:45 – 3:00 Tea Break

3:00 – 3:45 Class D32 and D9 to run together

Award Charmandean Cup for best overall in classes

D32 Memorised Prose Year 7 and over

1 Tom Moxon 5 Felicity Hamilton

2 Charley Knight 6 Lauren Lewis

3 Beatriz Kingsmill-Smith 7 Alice Pennington

4 Harriet Taylor

D9 VERSE SPEAKING OWN CHOICE - Year 11 and over

1 Siena Rista 3 Lauren Lewis

2 Olivia Benjamin

Award Sponsored by Christine Smith in memory of Mary Ayling

3:45 – 5:00 Class D44 - Solo Acting – Years 9 and 10

1 Charlotte Poppy Baker 8 James Kemp

2 Ben Mineards 9 Jacob Benhayoun

3 Ella Turner 10 Randall Morris

4 Jessica Paton 11 Sebastian Marks

5 Maria Ermakova 12 Roxy Kent

6 Georgia Meachem 13 Jessica Wright

7 Zofia Panek

5:00 - 5:45 Tea

5:45 –7:15 D39, D40, D47 and D45 all to run together

D39 Duologues Years 9 and 10

1 Tom Vaughan and Lewis Howes 3 Joseph Ward and Archie Clark

2 Jacob Benhayoun and Sebastian Marks

D40 Duologue Year 11 and over

1 Roxy Kent & Sam Nurse 2 Harry Rowland and Anna Duff

D47 Solo Acting Shakespeare - Year 11 and over

1 Jonathan Hosking

D45 – Solo Acting Year 11+

1 Siena Rista 5 Molly Brown

2 Jonathan Hosking 6 Joe Cowell

3 Joseph McGoff 7 Vanessa Kanu

4 Sam Nurse 8 Harry Rowland

7:15 Classes D18 and D8 to run together

Award Patrickson Memorial Cup Best Performance in D18/D8

D18 SET VERSE SPEAKING – Y9 and Y10

1 Anisha Chadalavada 2 Ben Mineards

D8 VERSE SPEAKING OWN CHOICE- Year 9 and 10

1 Anisha Chadalavada 4 Maria Ermakova

2 Ben Mineards 5 Nikeisha Patel

3 Ella Turner

END OF MONDAY SESSION

Tuesday 22nd May 2018




Award Sponsor by Judith Murray in memory of Kathleen Madden

Best Performance in D16/D6

9:30 – 10:30 Class D16 Set Verse A – Year 6

Dreaming the Unicorn or the Marrog

1 Lucie Coombes 11 Harry O'Toole

2 Freya Devereux 12 Rachel Bell

3 Annie Harris 13 Isobelle Young

4 Kayla Finnis 14 Adele Steward

5 Jessica Butcher 15 Charlotte Brown

6 Benjamin Bailey 16 Stella Brooks

7 Charlie O'Neill 17 Olivia Little

8 Freya Fergusson 18 Alex Young

9 Joshua Berwick 19 Orla Hand

10 Gracie Wooding 20 Stevie Collier

10:30 Break

10:45 Class D6 VERSE SPEAKING OWN CHOICE Year 6

1 Ques-li De bruin 6 Fleur Doyle-Fisher

2 Nikki Lily Atif 7 Maham Aftab

3 Lucie Coombes 8 Adele Steward

4 Sofia Valentino-Tucker 9 Charlotte Brown

5 Lily Robertson

11:30 Classes D31 and D20 to run together + adjudication of Class D21

D31 Memorised Prose – Year 6 and under

1 Isabella Moxon 2 Nikki Lily Atife

D20 Original Prose /Poetry

1 Lana Webb 3 Adele Steward

2 Nikki Lily Alife

D21 Write Your Own Poem (adjudication only – no performance)

1 R D Kelly 3 R D Kelly

2 R D Kelly 4 Aadya Mudgil

12:00 – 1:00 Lunch

Award Sponsor by Elms Studio in memory of Kathleen Leah Elms

– Best Performance in D15/D5

1:00- 2:00 Class D15 SET VERSE SPEAKING – Year 5

The Midnight Skaters or Seal Song

1 Emma Beckett 10 Grace Gardener

2 Alex Galloway 11 Brandon Martin

3 Emily Savage 12 Georgia Stawarz

4 Charlotte Tyrer 13 Elloise Tildesley 5 Olivia Beckett 14 William Coulton

6 Elizabeth Coe 15 Evie Parsons 7 Isaac Vearling 16 Jacob Palmer 8 Tinzy Roberts 17 Millie Little 9 Isabella Moxon

2:00 – 2:30 Class D5 VERSE SPEAKING OWN CHOICE – Year 5

1 Isabella Moxon 4 Jessica Parrish

2 Eva Berman 5 Pippa Barney

3 Isla Harris

2:30 – 3:30 Classes D48, D30 and D33 to run together

D48 Mime

1 Jessica Paton 3 Karsten Adjedakor

2 Ruby Adams and Tess Garret

D33 Memorised Speaking for Two Speakers

1 Anisha and Abhisri Chadalavada 4 Lily Robertson and Fleur Doyle-Fisher

2 Ruby Adams and Tess Garret 5 Maham Aftab and Sofia Valentino-Tucker

3 Eva Berman and Pippa Barney

D30 Reading for Performance (Open)

1. Amber Groocock

3:30 – 4:30 Class D17, D7 and D50 to run together

Award The Parkside Trophy Best Performance from D17/D7

D17 – SET VERSE SPEAKING - Years 7 and 8

A poem from “The Works Collection”

1 Abhisri Chadalavada 5 Chloe Golden

2 Tom Moxon 6 Eloise Ley

3 Charley Knight 7 Anabelle Warnier

4 Beatriz Kingsmill-Smith 8 Isabelle Botterill

D7 – VERSE SPEAKING OWN CHOICE – Year 7 and 8

1 Abhisri Chadalavada 6 Emily Polhill

2 Beatriz Kingsmill-Smith 7 Alex Felice

3 Harriet Taylor 8 Rebecca Turner

4 Chloe Golden 9 Emmie-Rose Stephens

5 Joel Cain 10 Alice Clarke

D50 Presentation Year 7 and over

1 Eloise Ley 2 Anabelle Warnier

4:30-5:00 Tea

5:00 – 6:00 Class D43 - Solo Acting Years 7 and 8 – Group A

Award Sponsored by Christine Smith in memory of Mary Ayling

1 Charley Knight 6 Isabelle Botterill

2 Beatriz Kingsmill-Smith 7 Emily Polhill

3 Harriet Taylor 8 Alex Felice

4 Chloe Golden 9 Eloise Ley

5 Rebecca Turner 10 Anabelle Warnier

6:00 – 6:45 Class D38 – Duologues Years 7 and 8

Award Class Sponsored by Mrs R D Shaw

1 Liberty Abbott and Kayla Sibanda 5 Peter Aston and Finlay Normanton

2 Maddie Myers & Sara Fuchs 6 Charlie Packman and Fred Walters

3 Jasmine Buglass and Katie Maybin 7 James Kendrick and Aaron Rajapalan

4 Ruby Marris and Ciara Jones 8 Chloe Golden and Beatriz Kingsmill-Smith

6:45 – 7:45 Class D43 - Solo Acting Years 7-8 - Group B

Award Class Sponsored by Norman Smith in memory of Bobby Smith

1 Katie Maybin 7 Teejay Hiles 7 Darran Fotso

2 Owen McClay 8 James Kendrick 8 Teejay Hiles 3 Maddie Myers 9 Jasmine Buglass 9 James Kendrick

4 Felicity Hamilton 10 Elliott Smyth 10 Jessica Wright

5 Faith Atkinson 11 Abdul Benhayoun 11 Elliott Smyth

6 Darran Fotso



END OF TUESDAY (Final) SESSION

The Official Eisteddfod Accompanists for 2018

If you have requested an accompanist and would like a private rehearsal with the them before the Eisteddfod, this may be arranged for a fee of £15.00 per half-hour. All you need to do is check the accompanist for your class and either email or call the relevant number, listed below, for an appointment.

Rosemary Robinson tel: 01788 567613

Rosemary read music at Newnham College, Cambridge. Now based in Rugby, she is much in demand as a freelance accompanist and teacher. She has performed throughout the UK as well as in Germany and Norway both on piano and harpsichord. In her spare time she enjoys writing music for recorder ensemble: her suite Ambion Hill was commissioned for the 2009 Society of Recorder Players Festival. She was recently soloist in the premiere of John Hawkes’ Concertino for harpsichord and recorder orchestra. She has also been the official accompanist at the Northern Recorder Course.

Fiona Gates: [email protected]

tel: 07845 605217 or 01788 823011

Having studied with Joan Last, Fiona was awarded a Junior Exhibitioner to study in London. Fiona later went on to do a music degree.

Oksana King: Mobile: 07530 330 914 and email: [email protected]

‘Oksana is a Russian born pianist and piano teacher based in Brixworth. She was educated in St Petersburg Conservatoire, where she completed her Performer’s Diploma with Distinctions. She performed as a soloist throughout Russia and the Czech Republic, where she also has accompanied instrumentalists, choirs and solo singers. Having substantial experience with providing accompaniments for Grades and Diploma examinations of ABRSM she frequently performs as an accompanist at the concerts and Festivals.

MUSIC SCHEDULE

Sunday 13th May

NMPAT Buildings – Kettering Road

Richard Coles Hall 09:30 a.m. – 04:30 p.m. All entrants are requested to keep the evening of the Thursday

24th May free, in case they are selected to perform in the

Eisteddfod Celebration Concert

Our Recorder and Woodwind Adjudicator 2018 - Luan Shaw

Luan Shaw MA PgDip BA(Hons) ABSM(P) ABSM(T) HonBC PgCert(LTHE) FHEA - Woodwind

Where requested, accompanist for the woodwind and recorder classes -

Rosemary Robinson

Recorders and Woodwind 9:30 a.m. classes M120 and M121 to run together

Award for the best overall performance in Class M120 sponsored by Mr and Mrs

Reid M120 DESCANT/TREBLE RECORDER SOLO - Year 4 and under - Own choice-with piano if required

1 Bella Godfrey 4 Victoria Mazur

2 Lisa Rosario 5 Oluwaifemi Adewumi

3 William Coventry

http://www.federationoffestivals.org.uk/adjudicator/luan-shaw/

Award for the best overall performance in Class M121 sponsored by Mr and Mrs K Walden

M121 Year 6 and under Own choice-with piano if required

1 Catriona Rose 3 Lisa Owen

2 Kiran Thakrar 4 Annamiah Wilson

10:30 – Short Break 10:40 a.m. classes M96 and M90 to run together

Award for the best overall performance in Class M96 sponsored by Mr and Mrs N

Cobb WOODWIND RECITAL M96 Open Own choice of contrasting pieces

1 Morag Clark 3 Samuel Austin

2 Will Gold

Award for the best overall performance in Class M90 sponsored by Mrs Anne

Strudwicke CLARINET SOLO M90 Year 6 and under Own choice

1 William Coventry 3 La Shawn Henry

2 Mateusz Mazur 4 Imisi Alao

11:35 a.m. classes M93, M95, M86 and M87 to run together

Award for the best overall performance in Class M93, M95, M86 and M87

sponsored by Mrs Rosalind Gibson BASSOON SOLO M93 Year 11 and under Own choice

1 Priya Lakkappa 2 Nicholas Hoppe

SAXOPHONE SOLO M95 Year 11 and under Own choice

1 Rowan Dymott

FLUTE SOLO M86 Year 6 and under Own choice

1 Charlotte Tausney 2 Katharine Last

M87 Year 11 and under Own choice

1 Priya Lakkappa 3 Ruby Fear

2 Emily Iona Richardson 4 Lara Ali

Award for the best overall performance in Class M128 sponsored by the Northampton Recorder Society

02.00 p.m. M128 Recorder Ensembles – Year 6 and under 1 Brixworth CEVC Recorder Ensemble 3 Wellingborough Centre recorders

2 Woodland View Primary School Recorder Ensemble

2:30 p.m. classes M99 and M100

Award for the best overall performance in Class M99 and M100 sponsored by

Claire Strudwicke

WOODWIND ENSEMBLE (may include a French Horn) M99 Year 6 and under Own choice

1 Brixworth CEVC Woodwind Trio 2 Gracie Atkins and Maddie Halsey


1 Lara Ali and Riana Ao

Award for the best overall performance in Class M101 sponsored by Mr and Mrs Naylor

3:00 p.m. M101 Open Own choice 1 NSG Sax Group 4 The Arnold Quintet

2 NSB Wind Ensemble 5 Malcolm Arnold Academy Clarinet Choir

3 The Alexander Quartet

Sunday 13th May

NMPAT Buildings Kettering Road

Drama Studio 9:30 – 12:30 All entrants are requested to keep the evening of the Thursday 24th May free, in


Our Strings Adjudicator 2018 – Ian Smith

Where requested, accompanist for the strings classes – Fiona Gates

Strings

9:30 a.m. classes M71, M85 and M72 to run together VIOLIN OR VIOLA SOLO M71 Year 4 and under Own choice

1 Anastasiya Sabolik 2 Olivia Spencer

NON- COMPETITIVE ANY STRINGED INSTRUMENT PERFORMANCE M85 Own choice

1 Jonathan Robin


1 Chloe Alcazar 4 Ethan Round

2 Lily Machin-Bradbury 5 Fatima Noureddine

3 Natsumi Ao

10:20 a.m. classes M74, M75, M109, M29 and M33 to run together

Award for the best overall performance in Class M74 and M75 given in memory of

Sarah Parker

CELLO OR DOUBLE BASS SOLO M74 Year 6 and under Own choice 1 Madelaine Clarke 3 Sadhbh Monaghan

2 Zara Enright


1 Krishna Lakkappa 3 Lucy Underwood

2 Freya Chapman 10:50 – Short Break

Harp M109 Own choice

1 Zara Enright

Guitar & Ukulele

CLASSICAL GUITAR/UKULELE SOLO M29 Year 6 and under Own choice

1 Oliver Chapman

ELECTRIC GUITAR SOLO M33 Year 11 and under Own choice

1 Jonathan Robin

Strings

Award for the best overall performance in Class M78 sponsored by Janet Marshall STRING RECITAL 11.20 p.m. - M78 Open - Any stringed instrument

1 Phoebe McErlean 3 Darya Sutton

2 Hing Tim Fung 4 Rowan Dymott

Sunday 13th May


Edmund Rubbra Hall 2:00 – 5:00 All entrants are requested to keep the evening of the Thursday

24th May free, in case they are selected to perform in the

Eisteddfod Celebration Concert

String Ensemble

Edward Chapman Cup Awarded for the best overall performances in Classes M82 and M83

2:00 p.m. classes M82 and M83 to run together


1 Barry Road String Ensemble 2 Woodland View Primary School String Ensemble


1 Holloway String Quartet 3 Sponne String Quintet

2 Holloway Senior Strings Ensemble

STRING CHAMBER MUSIC ENSEMBLE – OPEN

Dingly Cup Awarded for the best overall performances in Class M84 A group of 4 or more players – un-conducted. 02.45 p.m. - M84 Open - Own choice – 1 Zinnia Quartet 3 Archer String Quartet

2 Vivente String Quartet 4 4 Tunes String Quartet

Sunday 13th May


02:00 p.m. – 08:00 p.m. All entrants are requested to keep the evening of the Thursday 24th May free, in


Our Vocal and Adult Choir Adjudicator – 2018 Maria Jagusz

Where requested, accompanist for the vocal classes – Fiona Gates

Vocal If you’re using a CD backing track please bring a C.D. machine to play it on.

The Challenge Cup Awarded for the best overall performance in Classes M15, M6,

M16, M14, M12 and M17

Award of an Eisteddfod Token for the best overall performance in Classes M15, M16, M14, M17 and M18

2:00 p.m. classes M15, M6 and M16 to run together ORATORIO OR CANTATA Performers to give a brief introduction to their programme. M15 Open Own choice

1 Richard Jackson

Award for the best overall performance in Class M6 sponsored by David Saint MUSIC THEATRE SOLO M6 Year 6 and under Own choice 1 Holly Pheasant 4 Molly Thomas

2 Glen Barnett 5 Alice Burn

3 Cydnee-Mae Sherman

OPERATIC ARIA OR OPERETTA Performers to give a brief introduction to the piece. M16 Open Own choice 1 Richard Jackson

2:40 Short Break 2:50 p.m. classes M14, M17, M12 and M18 to run together M14 Open Own choice

1 Anakin Buckle

LIEDER, ITALIAN OR MELODIE – IN ORIGINAL LANGUAGE Performers to give a brief synopsis of their song. M17 Open Own choice

1 Richard Jackson

Award for the best overall performance in Class 12 sponsored by Mrs T de L Young

on behalf of Alex Young CONTEMPORARY “POP” SONG SOLO M12 Year 6 and under Own choice

1 Tegan Stokes 2 Alice Burn 1 2

RECITAL Selection of contrasting songs by different composers. M18 Open Own choice

1 Richard Jackson

Choirs – Community & Adult (no age restrictions)

NON-COMPETITIVE COMMUNITY CHOIRS 5:00 - M28 Open

1 The Melody Choir 3 The Chase Choir 2 Junction 14 Ladies A Cappella

The Challenge Cup Awarded for the best overall performance in Classes M27 and

M26 6:15 p.m. classes M27 and M26 to run together FAMILY & FRIENDS MUSIC MAKING – NOT SCHOOL-BASED M27 Open

1 The Weston Underwood Choir

CHOIRS M26 Open

1 The Melody Choir 3 Junction 14 Ladies A Cappella

2 Northampton Male Voice Choir 4 NMPAT Community Choir

Saturday 19th May


Room 14 2:00 – 4:30

Our Piano/Keyboard Adjudicator – 2018 Helen Deakin

Piano Award for the best overall performance in Class M53 sponsored by Mrs M A Walker

02.00p.m. - M53 Grade 7-8 Any 1 piece from the current ABRSM, Trinity College or Rock School Syllabuses – Grades 7-8

1 Priya Lakkappa 3 Tim Fung

2 Peter Smith 4 Joseph Hirst

Barlow Shield presented for the best overall performance in Class M65 PIANO DUET OR TRIO 02.30 p.m. - M65 Year 6 and under Own choice

1 Alice Kelly and Annika Varney 6 Hannah Davis, Rachel Davis and Annika Varney

2 Hannah and Rachel Davis 7 Amrita Ark and Hannah Pavitt

3 Victoria Kunes and Annika Varney 8 Ariana Baninoe and Nikki Atife

4 Sienna Patel and Ella-May Brown

5 Victoria Kunes and Vanessa Kunes

03:30 Short Break

Electric Keyboard

Eisteddfod Token awarded for the best overall performance in Classes M68 and M69

3:15 p.m. Classes M68 and M69 to run together ELECTRIC KEYBOARD M68 Year 6 and under

1 Gracie Atkins 5 Evie O'Neill

2 Hope Kiernan 6 Roisin Reynolds

3 Anya Freeman 7 Andreea Mereacre

4 Olivia Spencer

M69 Year 11 and under

1 De Sharai Henry

then continued ….in Richard Coles Hall 5:30 – 8:30 Parsons Trophy presented for the best overall performance in Classes M64, M57,

M58, M60, M61, M62 and M63 Award for the best overall performance in Class M64 sponsored by Richard

Holloway 5:30 p.m. Classes M64 and M57 to run together PIANO RECITAL M64 Open - Own choice of contrasting pieces

1 Tim Fung 3 Michael Rose

2 Freya Chapman

Award for the best overall performance in Classes M57 and M58 sponsored by Mrs

Pamela Rawlinson PIANO SOLO - SONATA M57 Open One movement from a sonata

1 Joseph Hirst 2 Russell Pilkington

Richard Coles Hall

6:45 p.m. Classes M58, M60 and M61 to run together PIANO SOLO - CHOPIN M58 Open Own choice. Any work by Chopin

1 Peter Smith 2 Russell Pilkington

PIANO SOLO – BACH FAMILY M60 Open Own choice of any work by the Bach Family

1 Russell Pilkington 2 Michael Rose

PIANO SOLO - BAROQUE M61 Open Choice of any piece by a Baroque composer

1 Gunalini Gunendran

7:20 Short Break 7:40 p. m Classes M62 and M63 to run together PIANO SOLO - ROMANTIC M62 Open - Any Romantic piece written in 19th century or early 20th century

1 Joseph Hirst 2 Jonathon Puleston

PIANO SOLO – 20th /21st CENTURY M63 Open Any 20th/21st Century piece including jazz, blues, swing etc.

1 Joseph Hirst

Saturday 19th May


Edmund Rubbra Hall 2:00 – 7:00 All entrants are requested to keep the evening of the Thursday 24th May free, in


Rock Groups and Rock Festival – two prizes of recording session time – also a range of free workshops

Our Rock and Pop Adjudicator – 2018

Jenn Clempner The two groups showing the most technical skill, originality and overall potential will

receive the offer of a half day recording session in Stalkers Recording Studio,

Northampton.

ALL PARTICIPANTS ARE EXPECTED TO BE IN ATTENDANCE AT THE BEGINNING OF THEIR

CLASS. SCHOOLS ROCK BAND 2pm-3.30pm (CREDIT GIVEN FOR OWN COMPOSITION) Instrumental and/or vocal M41 Year 9 and under Own choice

1. Rebels Without a Cause 5. Montsaye Academy Rock Band 2. Dragon Three Doors Down 6. NMPAT Kettering Junior Rock Band

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3. Pangea 7. NMPAT Kettering Junior Rock Band 2

4. Green Line

OPEN – ROCK 4.00-6.00pm (CREDIT GIVEN FOR OWN COMPOSITION) M42 Open Own choice

1. Check The Suggestions 6. 10AM

2. Young Statement 7. A& C

3. Flight 19 8. Type 22

4. NMPAT Rock Acoustic Group 9. NMPAT Kettering Senior Rock Band 1

5. Top Left 10. NMPAT Kettering Senior Rock Band 2

Alongside the Rock and Pop performances, and with grateful thanks to funding

from the Northamptonshire Community Foundation and huge support from

NMPAT, the Eisteddfod is proud to offer free Rock Workshops for all entrants.

Workshop Schedule:-

4 x Workshops to run from 2:00 – 3:30 p.m. for Open Rock entrants

Break from 3:30 – 4:00 p.m.

4 x Workshops to run from 4:00 – 5:30 p.m. for Schools Rock entrants

It is assumed all the young people performing in the Rock Festival will wish to take

advantage of the workshops. Tim Smith, NMPAT’s Head of Rock Schools, will be

liaising with all group leaders to let entrants know where and when they are

scheduled to attend in advance of the day.

Sunday 20th May


Richard Coles Hall 9:30 – 4:30??

Adjudicator – Helen Deakin

Piano

Award for the best overall performance in Class M50 sponsored by Perfect Notes Music School

09.30 a.m. - M50 Grade 1-2 Any 1 piece from the current ABRSM, Trinity College or Rock School Syllabuses – Grades 1-2

1 Anumita Ravikumar 8 Omena Ayonowe

2 Vincent Rigel S.Quinto 9 James Rockingham

3 Blake Ransford 10 Okello Rangarira

4 Zak Anderson 11 Olivia Willison

5 Lani-Elsa Ikumelo 12 Alexandra Vartan

6 Jessica Hedgecock 13 Beatrix Ngan

7 Xin Yi Yu 14 Nathaniel Ngan

Award for the best overall performance in Class M51 sponsored by Dr Arabella

Dean 10:30 Short Break 10.40 a.m. - M51 Grade 3-4 Any 1 piece from the current ABRSM, Trinity College or Rock School Syllabuses – Grades 3-4

1 Denisa Zaharia 9 Lani-Elsa Ikumelo

2 David Szallone 10 Nicholas Mooney

3 Katrina Komarova 11 Eliza Ali

4 Chanaya Kashi Kapugeekiyana 12 Eve Plummer

5 Sophia Zhou 13 Nikki Atife

6 Yi Cheng Yoong 14 Ariana Baninoe

7 Megan Ransford 15 Ananya Rastogi

8 William Mooney 16 Tharini Thabotharan

11.50 a.m. - NON-COMPETITIVE PIANO SOLO M55 For entrants who purely wish to perform and receive comments and advice from the adjudicator. Open 1 Anna Wilson

12.00 p.m. - M52 Grade 5-6 Any 1 piece from the current ABRSM, Trinity College or Rock School Syllabuses – Grades 5-6

1 Dawn Zhou 3 Jude Plummer

2 Rita Feditsa 4 Leofin Gunaseelan

Piano

1:30 p.m. - M43 Year 2 and under – Elephant Ride or Yankee Doodle from Piano Adventures Lesson Book: Primer Book and an Own Choice piece

1 Camille Plummer 4 Hanna Kozowy

2 Emilly Scanlon 5 Fiorela Cenaj

3 Elliott Bayley

1.50 p.m. - M44 Year 2/3 and under - Peter, Peter or Rusty Old Bike from Piano Adventures Performance Book Level 1 (2nd Edition) and an Own Choice piece

1 Ryan Zhou 2 Phoebe Podesta

2.00 p.m.M45 Year 3/4 and under - Pachyderm Caravan or Horseman’s Night Ride from Piano Adventures Performers Book 2A (2nd Edition) and an Own Choice piece

1 Oscar Goody 3 Iris Plummer

2 Charlie Jackson 4 Skyla Rea-Richardson

2.20 p.m. - M46 Year 4 and under – Persian Market or Morning Has Broken from Piano Adventures Performance Book Level 3A (2nd Edition) and an Own Choice piece

1 Xin Yi Yu 2 Vanessa Kunes

2.35 p.m. - M47 Year 5 and under – Vampire Blues or Lady Eleanor from Spooky Piano Time (Oxford University Press) and an Own Choice piece

1 Brannon Bird 7 Adelina Timoftii

2 Blake Ransford 8 Alice Kelly

3 William Mooney 9 Rachel Davis 4 Olivia Fidan 10 Annika Varney

5 Zofia Kozowy 11 Hannah Davis

6 Daniel Swierzewski 12 Daniel Cistelecan

3:15 Short Break

Pearson Trophy Shield presented for the best overall performance in Class M48 3.35 p.m. - M48 Year 6 and under Own choice

1 Denisa Zaharia 6 Joris Kucinskas

2 Zak Anderson 7 Victoria Kunes

3 Kiran Thakrar 8 Annika Varney

4 Liam Michieka 9 Emilia Okon

5 Lena Spence

4.35 p.m. - M49 Year 11 & under Own choice

1 Bryan Anukwe

Sunday 20th May


Edmund Rubbra Hall 09:30 –??

Our Brass, Community Bands and School Choirs Adjudicator – 2018

John Witchell Where requested, accompanist for the brass classes – Oksana King

Brass BRASS INSTRUMENT SOLO Award for the best overall performance in Class M102 sponsored by Mrs Pat Jackson in memory of Bob Jackson

09.30 a.m. - M102 Year 6 and under Own choice

1 Amelia Butler 4 Ruby Gillings

2 Kaitlyn Smith 5 Polly Rumble

3 Joseph Vian 6 Sophie Webster

Award for the best overall performance in Classes M103 and M104 sponsored by Raymond Clifford

09.55 a.m. - M103 Open Own choice

1 Anna Langton 4 Polly Rumble

2 Euan Willis 5 James Ward 3 Tom Peachey 6 Lucy Underwood

M104 Brass Instrument Recital

1 Lindsey Cameron

BRASS INSTRUMENT ENSEMBLE – small ensembles (duets, trios, quartets and quintets)

Any combination of Brass Instruments 11.30 a.m. - M106 Year 11 and under Own choice

1 Cortet 3 James Ward and Polly Rumble

2 Liberty Brass Quartet

12.00 p.m. - M107 Open Own choice

1 NSG Brass Group

Sunday 20th May


Edmund Rubbra Hall

2:00 – 3:30

Percussion/Drum Kit Pieces with backing tracks must be played on CD’s supplied by the entrant.

Award for the best overall performance in Classes M112, M113, M114 and M119

sponsored by Mr and Mrs J Sexton 2:00.p.m. Classes M112, M113, M114 and M119 to run together DRUM KIT SOLOS Own choice of any 2 pieces of the same grade from the current Trinity Rock & Pop, or Rockschool syllabuses. M112 Grades 1 - 3

1 Joseph Jones 3 Timothy Robin

2 Kate Horsley

M113 Grades 4 - 6

1 Krishna Lakkappa 2 Ethan Round

M114 Grades 7 – 8

1 Ini Alao Please don’t forget a score should be provided for the Adjudicator. M119 Open - Own choice Any number of players Not to exceed 8 minutes

1 Woodland View Primary School Percussion

Monday 21st May

Christchurch Church - Wellingborough Road

9:30 –12:45

Adjudicator – John Witchell

Larger Ensembles - Schools/Open - Orchestras & Bands & Year 9/Open Choirs

Award for the best overall performance in Class M134 sponsored by CED Accountancy

MIXED ENSEMBLES – Bands/Orchestras Any combination of Brass, Strings, Woodwind, Percussion & Keyboard 9:30 a.m. Classes M134 and M137 to run together M134 Year 6 and under Own choice

1 Cedar Road Brass Ensemble 2 Ecton Brook Brass Ensemble

NON COMPETITIVE – a large ensemble of any combination (4 or more players) M137 Open

1 Fretalis

10:30 a.m. Short Break Award for the best overall performance in Class M135 sponsored by Northampton

Carnival Arts Consortium 10.40 a.m. - M135 Year 13 and under Own choice

1 Malcolm Arnold Academy Brass Ensemble

3 Liberty Drum Corps 4

2 Northampton School for Girls Brass Ensemble

11:40 a.m. Classes M38, M22 and M23 to run together

Borrett Vase presented for the best overall performance in Class M38 UKULELE ENSEMBLE M38 Year 6 and under Own choice

1 Q4 Ukulele Ensemble 2 Duston Eldean Ukulele Group

Award for the best overall performance in Classes M22 and M23 sponsored by Mrs

Ruth Cross CHOIRS M22 Year 9 and under Own choice of two 2 or 3 part songs

1 Quinton Singers

CHOIRS M23 Open Own choice of any 2 or 3 part songs

1 Quinton Quintet

Tuesday 22nd May

Christchurch Church - Wellingborough Road

9:30 –12.15

Adjudicator – John Witchell

Choirs - Schools

SCHOOL CHOIRS - Any form of instrumental accompaniment. 1 adult player may be included.

Nat West Trophy Awarded for the best overall performance in Class M20 09.30 a.m. - M20 Year 4 and under Own choice of 2 pieces

1 Songbirds, Caroline Chisholm School 5 Primary Choir, Caroline Chisholm School

2 Wootton Primary School Singing Semiquavers

6 Little Quinton Singers

3 Junior Choir, Caroline Chisholm School

7 Transition Choir, Caroline Chisholm School

4 The Abbey Year 3 Choir

10:50 a.m. Short Break 11:00 a.m. Classes M25 and M21 to run together M25 Non Competitive Open Own choice

1 Billing Brook Signing Choir

Yorkshire Bank Trophy awarded for the best overall performance in Class M21

M21 Year 6 and under Own choice of 2 pieces

1 Wootton Primary School Top Notes 5 KVPS Choir

2 Ecton Brook Senior Choir 6 The Abbey School Choir

3 Cogenhoe Primary School Choir 7 Clipston Endowed VC Primary School

4 Wicken Singers 8 Akeley Wood Junior School Boys' Choir

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