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Band, Orchestra & Choir

2019

Kwantlen Polytechnic UniversityLangley, BC

April 29 - May 24

KPU INTERNATIONAL MUSIC FESTIVAL

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KPU InternationalBand, Orchestra & Choir Festival

April 29 - May 24, 2019

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Provinc eof British Columbia

PLATINUM SPONSORS($2,500 - $4,999)

GOLD SPONSORS($1,000 - $2,499)

DIAMOND SPONSORS($5000 +)

FRIENDS OF THE FESTIVAL (up to $500)The Jewish Community Centre of Greater Vancouver, Joy Page, Anne Dohmeier, The Arts Club, Ed Janus,

Elaine Lindbjerg, Maureen Hollins, Dorothy Van der Ree, Wendy Chan, & Lavonnie Steger

SILVER SPONSOR($500 - $999)

Affiliated with Musicfest Canada

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Clinicians 7 - 11Awards 12 - 13Choirs 14 - 15Jazz Bands 18, 19, 22Concert Bands & Orchestras 16 - 23

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Greetings

Welcome to the 2019 KPU International Music Festival! We are excited to celebrate our 20th Anniversary with a new name. Thank you to our partners and sponsors: Kwantlen Polytechnic University, the Province of British Columbia, Tom Lee Music, the City of Langley, Long & McQuade Musical Instruments, Tapestry Music, the Rotary Club of Langley, the Peninsula Arts Foundation and DaVaughn Studios

We’re so glad you’ve joined us this year and hope you have an excellent festival experience!

Executive Director/Production Manager: Lorne FiedlerA/V Technician: Billy Muir, Stage Manager: Dominique Bernath,

Front of House Managers: Jone Erzinger & Aniela Erzinger

2018-19 Board of Directors: Bob Rompre, President; Richard Haack, Secretary/Treasurer; Heilwig

von Koenigsloew, Elaine Lindbjerg, Sandi Siemens, Directors.Front cover photo: Larisa Birta (Unsplash)

M A S T E R S C H E D U L E

MON. APRIL 29 TUES. APRIL 30 WED. MAY 1 THU. MAY 2 FRI. MAY 3 SAT. MAY 4

CHOIRS 9:00AM – 5:25PM




KPU OPEN HOUSE

MON. MAY 6 TUES. MAY 7 WED. MAY 8 THURS. MAY 9 FRI. MAY 10 SAT. MAY 11

JAZZ BANDS 9:00AM – 5:25PM



CONCERT & JAZZ BANDS 9:00AM – 4:45PM

CONCERT BANDS & ORCHESTRAS 10:00AM – 9:20PM

KPU SCIENCE RENDEZVOUS

MON. MAY 13 TUES. MAY 14 WED. MAY 15 THU. MAY 16 FRI. MAY 17 SAT. MAY 18





CONCERT & JAZZ BANDS 9:00AM – 11:50AM

MON. MAY 20 TUES. MAY 21 WED. MAY 22 THU. MAY 23 FRI. MAY 24 VICTORIA DAY





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Clinicians

Kevin Zakresky is a conductor living in Vancouver, British Columbia. He has recently been appointed conductor of the National Geographic “Symphony for Our World,” debuting the concert in San Francisco’s Davies Symphony Hall on Earth Day, April 22nd 2018. This season sees him conduct the NatGeo Symphony in Chicago, Cleveland, San Jose, Limerick, Monterrey, Columbus, Buffalo, Minneapolis, Madison, Ann Arbor, Edmonton and Calgary.

From 2016-18 he was conductor of Zelda: Symphony of the Goddesses, a tour that saw him conduct orchestras throughout North America, South America and Europe.He is the past Music Director of the Prince George Symphony Orchestra and Pacifica Singers (an ensemble affiliated with the Vancouver Chamber Choir) and has recently conducted the St Louis Symphony, Calgary Philharmonic, Vancouver Chamber Choir, Sudbury Symphony, and West Coast Symphony. In 2017 he guest conducted the Fort Worth Symphony in “rePlay: Symphony of Heroes,” a concert of favorite video game music.

Zakresky received a Doctoral degree in Choral Conducting at Yale University in February 2012; at Yale he won the prestigious Aidan Kavanagh Prize for Distinguished Intellectual Achievement and was director of the University Chapel Choir and assistant conductor of the Yale Camerata. His major teachers were Marguerite Brooks and Simon Carrington, and he coached with Helmut Riling and Stephen Layton.

From 2010 to 2012 he was assistant conductor of Chor Leoni Men’s Choir, and the Founder-Director of Chor Leoni’s “MYVoice” program, a choral experience for young men in the Vancouver area.

He is a past member of the faculty of the innovative Vancouver International Song Institute, served on the faculty of the BC Choral Federation’s Choral Directorship Course, and has held teaching positions at Douglas College and Simon Fraser University, and since 2013 has taught voice and music history at the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra School of Music, in addition to directing their choral ensembles.

Dr. Kevin Kakresky, Vancouver, BCChoirs (May 2 & 3)

Dr. Joel Tranquilla, Vancouver, BCChoirs (April 29 & 30)

Dr. Joel Tranquilla is Director of Choral Activities at Trinity Western University where he teaches various music courses and administers a choral program of six choirs. Before joining the faculty at TWU, Joel lived and worked in Windsor, Ontario where he served as Chorus Master of the Windsor Symphony Orchestra, Artistic Director of the Windsor Classic Chorale, and conductor of the University of Windsor Women’s Chamber Choir. Under the auspices of these organizations, Joel initiated the Windsor Choral Festival which has brought together hundreds of singers from the choral community of southern Ontario and provided free music workshops in local schools and churches.

Joel holds degrees from Michigan State University, the University of Michigan, and Mount Allison University as well as ARCT diplomas from the Royal Conservatory of Music in both piano and voice performance. His research interests include Canadian choral-orchestral repertoire and arts advocacy. He has taught conducting at the undergraduate level at Michigan State University and ear training at Dalhousie University and the University of Windsor. A proud alumnus of the National Youth Choir of Canada (2004 and 2006), Joel was the 2012 National Youth Choir apprentice conductor and the winner of the 2012 Sir Ernest MacMillan Foundation Award in choral conducting. In June 2013 he was named the Emerging Artist of the Year at the Ontario Premier’s Awards for Excellence in the Arts.

In 2014 Joel was appointed Associate Conductor of the Canadian Chamber Choir, having previously performed with the ensemble as a singer, pianist, and conductor. Choirs prepared by Tranquilla have appeared under the batons of Robert Franz, Kevin Mallon, John Morris Russell, and Ivars Taurins. Joel is a frequent adjudicator and clinician and was selected as the Guest Conductor of the New Brunswick Youth Choir in 2013 and 2014. He served a term as Vice President of Advocacy of Choral Canada, and he believes strongly in the power of choral singing to build community.

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Gail Suderman began her musical training studying piano, accompanying extensively for choirs, instrumentalists and singers. She went on to study voice and was accepted into the School of Music at the University of Victoria in Voice Performance. Gail’s teachers of note were Jean Letourneau and Bernard Turgeon. Gail was awarded a Fellowship for Graduate Studies at UVic in Voice Performance and Orchestral Conducting, as well as a Teaching Assistantship conducting the University Orchestra and Chorus.

After singing professionally in both Opera and Oratorio, Gail focused on a teaching career, developing an award-winning Choral and Voice program at Gladstone Secondary School in Vancouver. During her time at Gladstone, Gail was featured in a Vancouver Sun series on Music Education in British Columbia as one of the top music educators in the province.

In 2001, Gail began teaching at Kwantlen Polytechnic University where she is currently Director of Voice and Choral Studies. In addition to teaching at Kwantlen, Gail is Artistic

Director of Good Noise Vancouver Gospel Choir. Gail’s voice students have gone on to sing on Opera and Concert stages in North America and Europe and her choirs have performed with Barbra Streisand, David Foster, Josh Groban and Shania Twain and have been featured in performances on CBC Radio and Television, Global TV, City TV, Bravo Network, the Knowledge Network and Vision TV. Gail continues to be in demand as a voice teacher, singer and collaborative pianist, voice and choral festival adjudicator/clinician and guest conductor.

Gail Suderman, Langley, BCChoirs (Resident Clinician)

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Craig Scott is an accomplished drummer, and vibraphone player. His drummng credits include concert and club dates with such Canadian jazz luminaries as Tommy Banks, Oliver Gannon, Ian McDougall, Hugh Fraser, Campbell Ryga, PJ Perry, Brad Turner, and the Alan Matheson Septet and Nonet as well as international artists such as Randy Bachmann, Pat LaBarbara, Phil Woods, Allen Vizzutti, Chuck Israels, Frank Wes, Ernestine Anderson, Dianna Krall, Herb Ellis, Clark Terry, Larry Goldings, the HI-LOS, Dee Daniels, The Nylons, Joan Rivers, Don Rickles, Ashley McIsaac, Natalie McMaster and the late Harry “Sweets” Edison, Rosemary Clooney, Bud Shank, and Charlie Byrd. He is a regular at the Vancouver International Jazz Festival, and the Saskatoon “Sasktel” Jazz Festival.

Craig has extensive recording experience in television, film, radio and video games. He has been featured on radio programs such as Almanac, Hot Air, Jazz Beat, and West Coast Performance. On television, Craig has played for the series Millennium, performed on Gabereau, and on film played for the movie Music of the Heart. As a session player, he has played on countless local independent jazz albums and has played drums on the video game Monsters Inc., and on the music software Band-In-A-Box. Craig played on Randy Bachmann’s album A JAZZ THING, and is featured on two Ian McDougall albums, In A Sentimental Mood, and The Very Thought of You, which were both nominated for JUNO Awards.

As a vibraphone player, Craig plays in the Benny Goodman/Lionel Hampton tribute band Slipped Disc and has his own quintet with saxophonist and impresario Cory Weeds.

Craig teaches at Vancouver Community College and occasionally writes for Modern Drummer and Percussive Notes magazines.

Craig Scott, Vancouver, BCJazz Bands

Since moving to Vancouver in 2008, Steve Kaldestad has become one of the most in-demand saxophonists on the scene, performing as a sideman with Jesse Cahill’s Nightcrawlers, Jodi Proznick’s quartet, and many other groups. Steve has released 3 CDs on the Cellar Live label to great acclaim including ‘Straight Up‘ featuring the Mike LeDonne Trio and the newest release, ‘New York Afternoon‘ with the Renee Rosnes Trio.

Originally from the prairies, Steve spent the ’90s in Montreal, obtaining his Bachelors and Masters degrees from McGill University. During this time Steve was awarded a grant to study with Lee Konitz in New York.

In 2000, he began an eight-year stint in London, England and joined the Kate Williams Quartet, the Matt Wates Sextet, the Pasadena Roof Orchestra, the Gareth Lockrane Septet, and played regular gigs in the BBC big band, the Humphrey Lyttelton Group and others. He has also played and/or recorded with Renee Rosnes, Denzal Sinclaire, Mike LeDonne, Kurt Rosenwinkel, Peter Bernstein, the Karl Jannuska Group, Kevin Dean and many others.

Steve now resides in Port Moody, BC and teaches at Capilano University. Steve is a D’addario artist and plays D’addario Select Jazz reeds on all his saxophones.

Steve Kaldestad, Vancouver, BCJazz Bands

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Dr. Scott MacLennan Vancouver, BCConcert Bands & Orchestras (Resident Clinician)

Clinicians

Dr. Scott MacLennan is the Music Director of the Kwantlen Polytechnic University Wind Symphony, an adjunct professor at the University of British Columbia teaching conducting, and Music Director at the Byng Arts Academy in the Performing and Visual Arts in Vancouver, B.C. As an in-demand guest conductor, clinician, and adjudicator, he frequently works with ensembles, schools, and festivals in Western Canada. He holds a Bachelor of Music (1988) and a Bachelor of Education (1990) from the University of British Columbia, a Master of Music (2010) in Conducting (Wind Band) from Sam Houston State University, Texas, and a Ph.D. (2015) from the University of British Columbia. He studied conducting with Ken Hsieh, Morihiro Okabe, and Wayne Toews and participated in numerous conducting master classes given by Kazuyoshi Akiyama, Anthony Maiello, Ralph Hultgren, and Robert Ponto. Some of the other specialists he worked with are: Paula Crider, Ed Lisk, Eugene Rousseau, Tim Lautzenheiser, Sam Pilafian, Pat Sheridan, Lowell Graham, Robert Spring, Jan Van der Roost, Robert W. Smith, Allen Vizzutti, and Johan de Meji. With Johan de Meji’s endorsement, Dr. MacLennan conducted the Canadian premiere of his composition At Kitty O’Shea’s in March 2011.

Dr. MacLennan’s Ph.D. research involved studying students’ conceptions of ancillary movements (physical movements not necessary in the production of sound) in instrumental music performance. Dr. MacLennan’s teaching philosophy is based upon striving for musical excellence in performance as well as the education of the whole

student through an embodied approach to teaching. Through this approach, music performance becomes so much more than just an intellectual appreciation of master works, but a re-examination of “music” as a vehicle for self and group meaning-making. Student engagement is increased through linking conceptual images of past experiences (physical and non-physical) with expressive musical qualities in the music being performed. As well, students become active participants in the decision-making process surrounding the subtle details of their artistic response, while the music director still holds overall artistic license of the music to be played.

Since 1997, he has conducted his award-winning ensembles in various locations throughout the United Kingdom, France, Belgium, Germany, Austria, Italy, China, the United States, and Canada. His ensembles have performed in such notable venues as Carnegie Hall, New York, USA, and Santa Maria della Pieta (Vivaldi’s Church) in Venice, Italy. As an active music educator, he has worked for the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra to edit and draft curriculum for their VSO Connects (Secondary) program, chaired the BC Music Educator’s Association’s Conference Pulse 2006, and currently sits as a board member of the Chamber Music in the Schools Society, BC Band Association, and the Vancouver School Music Teachers’ Association.

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Dr. Wayne Jeffrey, recognized as one of Canada’s leading music educators and conductors, draws on a vast range of experiences in the performing arts and education. His unique background includes studies in Education, Aesthetics, Performance and Entrepreneurial Management. He has studied Music Education, Horn and Conducting at the Universities of Toronto, Western Ontario and Rochester, culminating in a Doctor of Musical Arts degree in Music Education and Conducting from the Eastman School of Music in Rochester, New York. European studies and performance opportunities have occurred in England, Ireland, Switzerland, Germany, Austria, Hungary and Italy.

Dr. Jeffrey’s studio and classroom teaching experience includes all levels in various educational environments, summer music camps and masterclasses in Canada, United States, Europe and the United Kingdom. He has served as Director of Instrumental Studies at KPU, Co-Artistic Director/Hornist with the Canada West Chamber Orchestra, Artistic Director of the Courtenay Youth Music Centre, and as Festival Director of Summer Music from the Comox Valley. He has also served as a Visiting Professor at the University of Toronto, the University of Cincinnati (College Conservatory of Music), and a guest Lecturer at the University of British Columbia and the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education

Dr. Jeffrey is a frequent lecturer, guest conductor, clinician and adjudicator at music festivals throughout North America and Europe.

Dr. Wayne Jeffrey, Vancouver, BCConcert Bands & Orchestras (Various times and dates)

Bo Peng, Vancouver, BCOrchestras

Bo Peng holds a Bachelor of Music in Cello Performance from the University of North Texas, a Master of Music from the Eastman School of Music, as well as a Performer’s Diploma from the Indiana University where he studied with distinguished cellist Janos Starker. His teachers also included renowned cellists Steven Doane, Carter Enyeart, Marc Johnson and Eric Wilson. Mr. Peng was a two-time.winner of the Music Teacher National Association Competitions (Strings Division). He also won 3rd prize in the International Chamber Music Competition held by the Czech Radio ‘Spring of Prague.” As a soloist and chamber musician, he attended several summer festivals and master classes including International Summer Academy at University Mozarteum (Salzburg, Austria) on the Johann Strauss Foundation (2002 and 2003), the Banff Summer Festival, the Spoleto Summer Festival, the Taos Chamber Music Festival and the National Arts Center Young Artists Programme where he worked with world-class musicians such as Lynn Harrell, Gary Hoffmann, Aldo Parisot, Pinchas Zurkermann and the Tokyo String Quartet.

Bo Peng has performed locally and across the world as a member of Vancouver Piano Trio, Borealis String Quartet, with pianist Eugen Skovorodnikov, violinists Victor Kuleshov and Robert Rozek, cellist Eric Wilson and many others.

His teaching experience included being a sectional coach for the Dallas Youth Orchestra, and teaching cello in the Dallas Private School District. Currently, he is teaching in Richmond Music School, Delta Community School of Music, and Guildford School of Music. Mr. Peng served as the Cello teaching assistant for Mr. Eric Wilson (Cello Professor) at UBC from where he was working towards his Doctoral Degree in Cello Performance. He taught Master Classes in Shanghai, China, Taichung, Taiwan as well as at the University of B.C. for the Young Artists Experience weeks and is on the music faculty of Kwantlen Polytechnic University in Langley. Mr. Peng’s students are successful in winning VYSO, DYO and Surrey Youth Orchestra auditions, RCM Exams, local and national competitions and university auditions.

Clinicians

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Dr. John van Deursen, Vancouver, BCConcert Bands & Orchestras (Various times and dates)

Dr. Van Deursen currently holds the position of Head of Instrumental Ensembles at Douglas College. As a professional educator, John has worked with and mentored young musicians across Asia and Western Canada through a multitude of clinics with bands and orchestras, as Music Director of the Surrey Youth Orchestra (2011 - 2015), and as Head of the Comox Valley Youth Music Centre (2009 – 2011). Prior to his appointment to the College, John was Associate Conductor of the Symphony Orchestra and Director of the Concert Winds at the University of British Columbia.

John brings a wealth of experience from his time in Asia. From 1995 until 2005 he held the position of Principal Guest Conductor of the Taipei Philharmonic and led the group in prestigious concert halls in the Czech Republic, Sweden and Helsinki, as well as the National Concert Hall in Taipei. John has appeared as Guest Conductor with the National Symphony Orchestra of Taiwan, the Prince George Symphony, the Hong Kong Sinfonietta, the New Taipei Philharmonic, the Symphony of the Kootenays and more.

Prior to his return to Canada in 2003, he built up a successful freelance career that included over one thousand performances with the Yeh Shu Han Brass Quintet, and club work as jazz musician, the latter culminating in a guest appearance in the Singapore International Jazz Festival as a member of the Asian Allstar group alongside Ernie Watts, Hino Terumasa and Dee Dee Bridgewater. John’s jazz-influenced arrangements have often been featured by the Taipei Philharmonic Orchestra, including a humorous take of Willie Nelson’s “Crazy” as surprise encore for the orchestra’s Scandinavian Tour. Dr. van Deursen holds degrees from Northwestern University and the University of British Columbia and undertook further conducting training with international master instructor Gustav Meier in masterclasses in the U.S., Europe and Canada. Through his time with Meier, John conducted the Czech Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra, the National Arts Centre Orchestra in Ottawa, the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra, and the Okanagan Symphony Orchestra. As assistant to Henry Mazer at the Taipei Philharmonic, Dr. van Deursen gained invaluable experience and knowledge from Mazer’s time as Associate Conductor of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra under Georg Solti. In Canada, John undertook studies with Bruce Dunn at UBC where he studied the Seito technique as taught by Kazuyoshi Akiyama. While taking his DMA studies, he was the recipient of the Mildred Jones Scholarship in Music and while an undergraduate at UBC was a winner of the Vancouver Youth Orchestra “Concerto Competition.” He was also awarded the “Director’s Award” for his “outstanding musicianship, and exceptional talent” by the School of Music.

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Awards

2019 Awards

Choirs• Long & McQuade Award: Trophy and a $250.00 gift certificate to the most promising Senior Secondary School Choir• Long & McQuade Award: Trophy and a $175.00 gift certificate to a promising Senior Secondary School Choir• KPU International Music Festival Award: Trophy to a promising Senior Secondary School Choir• Long & McQuade Award: Trophy and $125.00 certificate to the most promising Junior or Intermediate Secondary School Choir • Long & McQuade Award: Trophy and $125.00 certificate to the most promising Junior or Intermediate Secondary School Choir • KPU International Music Festival Trophy: to a promising Elementary or Middle School Choir• KPU International Music Festival Trophy: to a promising Elementary or Middle School Choir

Jazz Bands• KPU International Music Festival Award: Trophy and $250.00 to the most promising Senior Jazz Band• Long & McQuade Award: Trophy and $125.00 to a promising Senior Jazz Band• KPU International Music Festival Trophy: to a promising Senior Jazz Band• Long & McQuade Award: Trophy and $125.00 Gift Certificate to the most promising Junior or Intermediate Jazz Band• KPU International Music Festival Trophy: to a promising Junior or Intermediate Jazz Band• KPU International Music Festival Award: Trophy and $125.00 to the most promising Elementary or Middle School Jazz Band• KPU International Music Festival Plaques for outstanding Jazz Instru-mentalists

Concert Bands• Long & McQuade Award: Trophy and $250.00 Gift Certificate to the most promising Senior Secondary School Concert Band• Long & McQuade Award: Trophy and $125.00 Gift Certificate to a promising Senior Secondary Concert Band• KPU International Music Festival Award: Trophy to a promising Senior Secondary School Concert Band• KPU International Music Festival Award: Trophy to a promising Senior Secondary School Concert Band• Greg Metcalf Memorial Award: Trophy and $250.00 to the most promising Junior Secondary or Middle School Concert Band• Long & McQuade Award: Trophy and $125.00 Gift Certificate to a promising Junior Secondary Concert Band• KPU International Music Festival Award: Trophy to a promising Junior Secondary or Middle School Concert Band• Long & McQuade Award: Trophy and $150.00 Gift Certificate to the most promising Elementary School Concert Band• KPU International Music Festival Award: Trophy and $100.00 Gift Certificate to a promising Elementary School Concert Band• KPU International Music Festival Award: Trophy to a promising Elementary School Concert Band• KPU International Music Festival Award: Trophy and $250.00 to the most promising Community Concert Band

Orchestras• KPU International Music Festival Award: Trophy and $250.00 to the Most Promising Orchestra - 17 Years & Under• Long & McQuade Award: Trophy and $125.00 Gift Certificate to a Promising Orchestra - 17 Years & Under• KPU International Music Festival Award: Trophy and $150.00 to the Most Promising Orchestra - 14 Years & Under• KPU International Music Festival Award: Trophy to a Promising Orchestra - 14 Years & Under

2018 Winners

Choirs• ST. THOMAS MORE COLLEGIATE CHAMBER CHOIR, DIR. JOHNSON LUI - Long & McQuade Award: Trophy and a $250.00 gift certificate to the most promising Senior Secondary School Choir • NORTH SURREY SECONDARY SCHOOL SENIOR CHAMBER CHOIR, DIR. JONATHAN KRUEGER – Long & McQuade Award: Trophy and a $175.00 gift certificate to a promising Senior Secondary School Choir • ARCHBISHOP CARNEY REGIONAL SECONDARY SCHOOL SENIOR CONCERT CHOIR, DIR. EMMANUELLA TRIVERI - Kiwanis Fraser Valley Festivals Trophy: to a promising Senior Secondary School Choir • HOLY CROSS REGIONAL SECONDARY SCHOOL ‘TONIC!’, DIR. JEFF CABRALDA - Long & McQuade Award: Trophy and $125.00 certificate to the most promising Junior or Intermediate Secondary School Choir • LANGLEY FINE ARTS SCHOOL JUNIOR CHOIR, DIR. JONNY MICHEL - Long & McQuade Award: Trophy and $125.00 certificate to the most promising Junior or Intermediate Secondary School Choir • CROFTON HOUSE INTERMEDIATE CHOIR, DIR. MICHELLE HARTLEY - Kiwanis Fraser Valley Festivals Trophy: to a promising Elementary or Middle School Choir • SIMON CUNNINGHAM ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CHOIR, DIR. STEPHEN HORNING - Kiwanis Fraser Valley Festivals Trophy: to a promising Elementary or Middle School Choir

Jazz Bands• W.J. MOUAT SECONDARY SCHOOL SENIOR JAZZ BAND, DIR. JANET WADE - Kiwanis Fraser Valley Festivals Award: Trophy and 250.00 to the most promising Senior Jazz Band • LANGLEY FINE ARTS SCHOOL SENIOR JAZZ BAND, DIR. MARK LAINCHBURY - Long & McQuade Award: Trophy and $125.00 to a promising Senior Jazz Band • ARCHBISHOP CARNEY REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL JAZZ BAND 1, DIR. EVELYN YOUNG - Kiwanis Fraser Valley Festivals Trophy: to a promising Senior Jazz Band • FLEETWOOD PARK SECONDARY SCHOOL JUNIOR JAZZ BAND, DIR. ADAM GOUGH - Long & McQuade Award: Trophy and $125.00 Gift Certificate to the most promising Junior or Intermediate Jazz Band • ST. THOMAS MORE COLLEGIATE JAZZ BAND B, DIR. ETHAN SHOEMAKER - Kiwanis Fraser Valley Festivals Trophy: to a promising Junior or Intermediate Jazz Band • SUNNYSIDE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL JAZZ BAND, DIR. SUSAN HAGEN - Kiwanis Fraser Valley Festivals Award: Trophy and $125.00 to the most promising Elementary or Middle School Jazz Band • EMMA MESSNER, VOCALS, FLEETWOOD PARK SECONDARY SCHOOL - Kiwanis Fraser Valley Festivals Plaque: Outstanding Jazz Vocalist• RYAN CHEN, TRUMPET, FLEETWOOD PARK SECONDARY SCHOOL - Kiwanis

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Fraser Valley Festivals Plaque: Outstanding Jazz Instrumentalist• TERENCE SUN, TROMBONE, FLEETWOOD PARK SECONDARY SCHOOL - Kiwanis Fraser Valley Festivals Plaque: Outstanding Jazz Instrumentalist• BRENNAN LANE, TROMBONE, GW GRAHAM SECONDARY SCHOOL - Kiwanis Fraser Valley Festivals Plaque: Outstanding Jazz Instrumentalist• LIAM SHEARER, TRUMPET, GW GRAHAM SECONDARY SCHOOL - Kiwanis Fraser Valley Festivals Plaque: Outstanding Jazz Instrumentalist• HOLLY DEURICHEN, TROMBONE, MAPLE RIDGE SECONDARY SCHOOL - Kiwanis Fraser Valley Festivals Plaque: Outstanding Jazz Instrumentalist• HEIDI GOETZ, FLUGELHORN, ARCHBISHOP CARNEY REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL - Kiwanis Fraser Valley Festivals Plaque: Outstanding Jazz Instrumentalist• CONNIE GOETZ, FLUTE, ARCHBISHOP CARNEY REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL - Kiwanis Fraser Valley Festivals Plaque: Outstanding Jazz Instrumentalist• EMMA CAMPANI, DRUMS, LANGLEY FINE ARTS SCHOOL - Kiwanis Fraser Valley Festivals Plaque: Outstanding Jazz Instrumentalist• KYRA STEINTHORSON, BASS, LANGLEY FINE ARTS SCHOOL - Kiwanis Fraser Valley Festivals Plaque: Outstanding Jazz Instrumentalist• JENNY ZENG, PIANO, SUNNYSIDE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL - Kiwanis Fraser Valley Festivals Plaque: Outstanding Jazz Instrumentalist• ALIYA KANI, TROMBONE, W.J. MOUAT SECONDARY SCHOOL - Kiwanis Fraser Valley Festivals Plaque: Outstanding Jazz Instrumentalist• ASHLEE OEN, DRUMS, ST. THOMAS MORE COLLEGIATE - Kiwanis Fraser Valley Festivals Plaque: Outstanding Jazz Instrumentalist• JUSTIN TECSON, GUITAR, ST. THOMAS MORE COLLEGIATE - Kiwanis Fraser Valley Festivals Plaque: Outstanding Jazz Instrumentalist• MICHAEL MILLO, TROMBONE, HOLY CROSS REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL - Kiwanis Fraser Valley Festivals Plaque: Outstanding Jazz Instrumentalist

Concert Bands• ARCHBISHOP CARNEY REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR CONCERT BAND, DIR. EVELYN YOUNG - Long & McQuade Award: Trophy and $250.00 Gift Certificate to an outstanding Senior Secondary School Concert Band • YALE SECONDARY SCHOOL SENIOR CONCERT BAND, DIR. MERCEDES SARGENT - Long & McQuade Award: Trophy and $125.00 Gift Certificate to an outstanding Senior Secondary Concert Band• FLEETWOOD PARK SECONDARY SCHOOL SENIOR CONCERT BAND, DIRS. ADAM GOUGH & GARY TSE - Kiwanis Fraser Valley Festivals Award: Trophy to a promising Senior Secondary School Concert Band • W.J. MOUAT SECONDARY SCHOOL SENIOR CONCERT BAND, DIR. JANET WADE - Kiwanis Fraser Valley Festivals Award: Trophy to a promising Senior Secondary School Concert Band

• HOLY CROSS REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL GRADE 9 BAND, DIR. HAN AH PARK – Greg Metcalf Memorial Award: Trophy and $250.00 to the most promising Junior Secondary or Middle School Concert Band • LANGLEY FINE ARTS SCHOOL JUNIOR CONCERT BAND, DIR. DYLAN HOLM - Long & McQuade Award: Trophy and $125.00 Gift Certificate to a promising Junior Secondary Concert Band • FLEETWOOD PARK SECONDARY SCHOOL GRADE 9 BAND, DIRS. ADAM GOUGH & GARY TSE - Kiwanis Fraser Valley Festivals Award: Trophy to a promising Junior Secondary or Middle School Concert Band • REGENT ACADEMY GRADE 5 BAND, DIR. ADRIAN FALCON - Long & McQuade Award: Trophy and $150.00 Gift Certificate to the most promising Elementary School Concert Band • SUNNYSIDE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CONCERT BAND, DIR. SUSAN HAGEN - Long & McQuade Award: Trophy and $100.00 Gift Certificate to a promising Elementary School Concert Band • ST. GEORGE’S SCHOOL GRADE 6 BAND, DIRS. MARY BACKUN & ROB MURRAY - Kiwanis Fraser Valley Festivals Award: Trophy to a promising Elementary School Concert Band • WHITEHORSE ALL-CITY SENIOR WIND ENSEMBLE, DIRS. KEITH TODD & KRISTEN FOX - Kiwanis Fraser Valley Festivals Award: Trophy and $250.00 to an outstanding Community Concert Band • SHIN YU WANG, LANGLEY FINE ARTS SCHOOL - Kiwanis Fraser Valley Festivals Plaque: Outstanding Instrumentalist (French Horn)

Orchestras• SURREY YOUTH ORCHESTRA SENIORS. DIR. JOEL STOBBE - Kiwanis Fraser Valley Festivals Award: Trophy and $250.00 to the Most Promising Orchestra - 17 Years & Under • LANGLEY FINE ARTS SCHOOL ORCHESTRA, DIRS. NICO STEPHENSON & ROB GODDARD - Long & McQuade Award: Trophy and $125.00 Gift Certificate to a Promising Orchestra - 17 Years & Under • DR. ANNIE B. JAMIESON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL GRADE 7 ADVANCED ORCHESTRA, DIR. JAMES COLPITTS - Kiwanis Fraser Valley Festivals Award: Trophy and $150.00 to the Most Promising Orchestra - 14 Years & Under • DR. ANNIE B. JAMIESON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL GRADE 6 ADVANCED ORCHESTRA, DIR. JAMES COLPITTS - Kiwanis Fraser Valley Festivals Award: Trophy to a Promising Orchestra - 14 Years & Under

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CHOIRS

Monday, April 29

9:00AMC401-YS1 GRADE 9 & UNDERJohnson Heights Secondary School Grade 8/9 Choir, Surrey, BC -Dir. Nancy Hasiuk-Lay

10:00AMC401-YS1 GRADE 9 & UNDERLittle Flower Academy Junior Choir, Vancouver, BC –Dir. Marizza Mislang 10:50AM C301-YS1 GRADE 12 & UNDERHeritage Woods Secondary School Concert Choir, Port Moody, BC -Dir. Ingrid Gay

11:50AMC301-YS1 GRADE 12 & UNDERLittle Flower Academy Chamber Choir, Vancouver, BC -Dir. Marizza Mislang

LUNCH BREAK 12:40 - 1:40PM

1:40PMC501-YS1 GRADE 7 & UNDERCrofton House School Intermediate Choir, Vancouver, BC– Dir. Michelle Hartley

2:30PMC401-YS1 GRADE 9 & UNDERArchbishop Carney Regional High School Junior Concert Choir,Port Coquitlam, BC – Dir. Emmanuella Triveri

3:30PMC301-YS1 GRADE 12 & UNDERArchbishop Carney Regional High School Chamber Choir,Port Coquitlam, BC – Dir. Emmanuella Triveri

4:25PMC301-YS1 GRADE 12 & UNDERLangley Secondary School Concert Choir, Langley, BC- Dir. Patti Thorpe

Tuesday, April 30

9:00AMC401-YS1 GRADE 9 & UNDERHillcrest Middle School Choir, Coquitlam, BC- Dir. Carlan Gallello

10:55AM C301-YS1 GRADE 12 & UNDERNew Westminster Secondary School Chamber Choir,New Westminster, BC - Dir. Kelly Proznick

11:55AMC301-YS1 GRADE 12 & UNDERWJ Mouat Secondary School Choir, Abbotsford, BC – Dir. Janet Wade


1:45PMC401-YS1 GRADE 9 & UNDERLittle Flower Academy Choir 8, Vancouver, BC – Dir. Marizza Mislang

4:35PMC401-YC1 AVERAGE MAX. AGE 12 YEARSLangley Children’s Choir, Langley, BC – Dir. Patti Thorpe

Thursday, May 29:00AMC301-YS1 GRADE 12 & UNDERNorth Surrey Secondary School Concert Choir, Surrey, BC -Dir. Jonathan Krueger

10:00AM C501-YS1 GRADE 7 & UNDERSimon Cunningham Elementary School, Surrey, BC – Dir. Stephen Horning

10:50AMC301-YS1 GRADE 12 & UNDERNorth Surrey Secondary School Chamber Choir ‘Polaris’, Surrey, BC -Dir. Jonathan Krueger

11:50AM C501-YS1 GRADE 7 & UNDERJames Hill Elementary School Grade 4/5 Choir, Langley, BC -Dir. Jered Steeves


2:30PMC301-YS1 GRADE 12 & UNDERSullivan Heights Secondary School Concert Choir, Surrey, BC -Dir. Richard Petroski

3:30PMC301-YS1 GRADE 12 & UNDER St. Thomas More Collegiate Chamber Choir, Burnaby, BC – Dir. Johnson Lui

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CHOIRS

4:30PMC401-YC1 AVERAGE MAX. AGE 12 YEARSLux Children’s Choir, Surrey, BC – Dir. Samara Ripley

Friday, May 3

9:00AMC501-YS1 GRADE 7 & UNDER South Park Elementary School Choir, Delta, BC – Dir. Heather Saip

9:50AMC301-YS1 GRADE 12 & UNDERFleetwood Park Secondary School Senior Choir, Surrey, BC -Dir. Caleb Robinson

10:50AM C301-YS1 GRADE 12 & UNDERYale Secondary School Concert Choir, Abbotsford, BC -Dir. Mercedes Sargent

11:50AM C501-YS1 GRADE 7 & UNDER Pebble Hill Elementary School Choir, Delta, BC – Dir. Heather Saip


1:30PMC501-YS1 GRADE 7 & UNDERValley Christian School Intermediate Choir, Mission, BC -Dir. Julie Loeppky

2:20PMC401-YS1 GRADE 9 & UNDERHoly Cross Regional Secondary School ‘Tonic!’, Surrey, BC -Dir. Jeff Cabralda

3:15PMC301-YS1 GRADE 12 & UNDERHoly Cross Regional Secondary School ‘Vibe’, Surrey, BC – Dir. Han-Ah Park

4:15PMC301-YS1 GRADE 12 & UNDERHoly Cross Regional Secondary School ‘Voce Mea’, Surrey, BC -Dir. Jeff Cabralda

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Thank you to all festival volunteers

Good luck to all participants

2019 Provincial FestivalChilliwack,

May 26 - 30

ArtsPERFORMING

BC

ASSOCIATION OF REGIONAL FESTIVALS

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JAZZ BANDS

Monday, May 6

9:00AMA301-YS GRADE 12 & UNDER St. Thomas More Collegiate Jazz Band ‘A’, Burnaby, BC – Dir. Ethan Shoemaker

10:00AMA301-YS GRADE 12 & UNDER W.J. Mouat Secondary School Soundhawk Jazz Band, Abbotsford, BC -Dir. Janet Wade

11:00AMA501-YS GRADE 10 & UNDER St. Thomas More Collegiate Jazz Band ‘B’, Burnaby, BC – Dir. Ethan Shoemaker

11:55AMTBA

LUNCH BREAK 12:35 – 1:35PM

1:35PMA401-YS GRADE 11 & UNDERAbbotsford Christian School ACS Jazz Club, Abbotsford, BC – Dir. Bill Workman

2:35PMA301-YS GRADE 12 & UNDER W.J. Mouat Secondary School Nighthawk Jazz Band, Abbotsford, BC – Dir. Janet Wade

3:35PMA301-YS GRADE 12 & UNDER Brookswood Secondary School Senior Jazz Band, Langley, BC – Dir. Derrick Turi

4:35PMA501-YS GRADE 10 & UNDER Langley Fine Arts School Junior Jazz Band, Langley, BC – Dir. Mark Lainchbury

Tuesday, May 7

9:00AMA301-YS GRADE 12 & UNDER GW Graham Secondary School Senior Jazz Band, Chilliwack, BC – Dir. Shane Monkman

10:00AM A301-YS GRADE 12 & UNDER St. John Brebeuf Regional High School SJB Jazz Ensemble,,Abbotsford, BC – Dir. Robert Woitowitsch

11:00AMA301-YS GRADE 12 & UNDER Robert Bateman Secondary School Jazz Band, Abbotsford, BC– Dir. Cameron Kenis

12:00PMA301-YS GRADE 12 & UNDER Chilliwack Secondary School Senior Jazz Band, Chilliwack, BC– Dir. Bob Tarr


1:50PMA301-YS GRADE 12 & UNDERArchbishop Carney Regional Secondary School Jazz Band 1,Port Coquitlam, BC – Dir. Mallory Webster

2:50PMTBA

3:50PMA701-YS GRADE 8 & UNDER Brookswood Secondary School Junior Jazz Band, Langley, BC – Dir. Derrick Turi

Wednesday, May 8

9:00AMA701-YS GRADE 8 & UNDER Sunnyside Elementary School Jazz Band, Surrey, BC – Dir. Susan Hagen

9:50AMA501-YS GRADE 10 & UNDERFleetwood Park Secondary School Junior Jazz Band, Surrey, BC - Dirs. Colleen Sheridan & Adam Gough

10:40AMA601-YS GRADE 9 & UNDERFleetwood Park Secondary School Beginner Jazz Band, Surrey, BC - Dirs. Colleen Sheridan & Adam Gough

11:30AMA501-YS GRADE 10 & UNDERFleetwood Park Secondary School Intermediate Jazz Band, Surrey, BC - Dirs. Colleen Sheridan & Adam Gough


1:10PMA301-YS GRADE 12 & UNDER Fleetwood Park Secondary School Senior Jazz Band, Surrey, BC - Dirs. Colleen Sheridan & Adam Gough

2:10PMA301-YS GRADE 12 & UNDER Holy Cross Regional High School ‘Simply Jazz’, Surrey, BC – Dir. Han-Ah Park

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JAZZ BANDS, CONCERT BANDS & ORCHESTRAS

3:10PMA301-YS GRADE 12 & UNDER Holy Cross Regional High School ‘Jazz One’, Surrey, BC – Dir. Jeff Cabralda

4:10PMA301-YS GRADE 12 & UNDER Ecole Salish Secondary School Grade 9-11 Jazz Band, Surrey, BC – Dir. Crystal Hermann

Thursday, May 99:00AMB1302-YS1 50 MEMBERS OR LESSYork House Grade 7 Band, Vancouver, BC – Dir. Ellie FroeseGuest Clinician: Dr. Wayne Jeffrey

9:50AMB400-YS1 50 MEMBERS OR LESS R.E. Mountain Secondary School Band 9, Langley, BC – Dir. David MillsGuest Clinician: Dr. Wayne Jeffrey

10:45AMB400-YS1 50 MEMBERS OR LESSRobert Bateman Secondary School Concert Band, Abbotsford, BC – Dir. Cameron KenisGuest Clinician: Dr. Wayne Jeffrey

11:45AMB500-YS1 50 MEMBERS OR LESSChilliwack Secondary School Senior Concert Band, Chilliwack, BC – Dir. Gary RaddyshGuest Clinician: Dr. Wayne Jeffrey

12:45PMA301-YS GRADE 12 & UNDERAbbotsford Senior Secondary School Jazz Ensemble, Abbotsford, BC – Dir. Grant MacDonaldClinicians: Steve Kaldestad and Craig Scott

1:45PM A301-YS GRADE 12 & UNDERCampbell River Secondary School Carihi Jazz Band, Campbell River, BC Dir. Kolya KowalchukClinicians: Steve Kaldestad and Craig Scott

2:45PM B400-YS1 50 MEMBERS OR LESSAbbotsford Senior Secondary School Concert Band, Abbotsford, BC – Dir. Grant MacDonaldGuest Clinician: Dr. John Van Deursen

3:45PM B500-YS1 50 MEMBERS OR LESS Campbell River Secondary School Carihi Senior Concert Band, Campbell River, BC – Dir. Kolya KowalchukGuest Clinician: Dr. John Van Deursen

Friday, May 10

10:00AMB300-YS1 50 MEMBERS OR LESSAgassiz Secondary School Concert Band, Agassiz, BC – Dir. David SchriekGuest Clinician: Dr. John Van Deursen

10:55AMB500-YS2 51-75 MEMBERSWJ Mouat Secondary School Wind Ensemble, Abbotsford, BC – Dir. Janet WadeGuest Clinician: Dr. John Van Deursen

11:55AMB400-YS1 50 MEMBERS OR LESSAbbotsford Christian School ACS Concert Band, Abbotsford, BC – Dir. Bill WorkmanGuest Clinician: Dr. John Van Deursen

LUNCH BREAK - 12:45 - 1:45PM

1:45PMB400-YS1 50 MEMBERS OR LESS R.E. Mountain Secondary School Senior Band, Langley, BC – Dir. David MillsGuest Clinician: Dr. John Van Deursen

4:45PMO301-YC1 17 YEARS & UNDER – 50 MEMBERS OR LESSSurrey Youth Orchestra – Symphonic Strings, Surrey, BC – Dir. Ben GoheenGuest Clinician: Bo Peng

DINNER BREAK 5:35 – 6:35PM

6:35PMO401-YC114 YEARS & UNDER – 50 MEMBERS OR LESSSurrey Youth Orchestra – Prelude Strings, Surrey, BC – Dir. Andrea TaylorGuest Clinician: Bo Peng

7:25PMO401-YC1 14 YEARS & UNDER – 50 MEMBERS OR LESSSurrey Youth Orchestra – Intermezzo Strings, Surrey, BC – Dir. Andrea TaylorGuest Clinician: Bo Peng

8:20PMO301-YC1 17 YEARS & UNDER – 50 MEMBERS OR LESSSurrey Youth Orchestra – Senior Orchestra, Surrey, BC – Dir. Joel StobbeGuest Clinician: Bo Peng

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CONCERT BANDS & ORCHESTRAS

Monday, May 13

9:00AMB200-YS1 50 MEMBERS OR LESS St. Thomas More Collegiate Grade 9 Concert Band, Burnaby, BC – Dir. Ethan ShoemakerGuest Clinician: Dr. Wayne Jeffrey

9:55AMB200-YS1 50 MEMBERS OR LESS Matthew McNair Secondary School Intermediate Band, Richmond, BC Dir. Julie HoldenGuest Clinician: Dr. Wayne Jeffrey

10:55AMB200-YS1 50 MEMBERS OR LESSRC Palmer Secondary School Grade 8 Concert Band, Richmond, BC – Dir. Iris ChanGuest Clinician: Dr. Wayne Jeffrey

11:55AMB100-YS1 50 MEMBERS OR LESSWhite Rock Christian Academy, White Rock, BC – Dir. Emily PalmerGuest Clinician: Dr. Wayne Jeffrey


1:35PMB300-YS1 50 MEMBERS OR LESSAbbotsford Christian School ACS Junior Band, Abbotsford, BC – Dir. Bill WorkmanGuest Clinician: Dr. Wayne Jeffrey

2:25PMB100-YS1 50 MEMBERS OR LESSMatthew McNair Secondary School Junior Band, Richmond, BC – Dir. Julie Holden Guest Clinician: Dr. Wayne Jeffrey

3:15PMO301-YS1 17 YEARS & UNDER – 50 MEMBERS OR LESSMatthew McNair Secondary School Strings Ensemble, Richmond, BCDir. Julie Holden Guest Clinician: Dr. Wayne Jeffrey

4:10PM B300-YS1 50 MEMBERS OR LESS Matthew McNair Secondary School Senior Band, Richmond, BC – Dir. Julie Holden Guest Clinician: Dr. Wayne Jeffrey

Tuesday, May 14

9:10AMB300-YS1 50 MEMBERS OR LESSSouthpointe Academy Junior Wind Ensemble, Delta, BC – Dir. Boris PekarskyGuest Clinician: Dr. Wayne Jeffrey

10:00AMO301-YS1 50 MEMBERS OR LESSWest Point Grey Academy Chamber Players, Vancouver, BC – Dir. Angela GoddardGuest Clinician: Dr. Wayne Jeffrey

11:00AMB200-YS2 50-75 MEMBERSRichmond Christian Middle School Grade 7 Concert Band,Richmond, BC - Dir. Darrell ReimerGuest Clinician: Dr. Wayne Jeffrey

11:50AMB300-YS1 50 MEMBERS OR LESSBrooks Junior High School Band, Brooks, AB – Dir. Brian StoneGuest Clinician: Dr. Wayne Jeffrey


1:30PMB300-YS1 50 MEMBERS OR LESSArchbishop Carney Regional High School Junior Concert Band,Port Coquitlam, BC - Dir. Mallory WebsterGuest Clinician: Dr. John van Deursen

2:25PMB400-YS1 50 MEMBERS OR LESSBrooks Composite High School BCHS Concert Band, Brooks, AB – Dir. Brian StoneGuest Clinician: Dr. John van Deursen

3:25PMB500-YS1 50 MEMBERS OR LESSClayton Heights Secondary School Senior Concert Band, Surrey, BC – Dir. David DoubledayGuest Clinician: Dr. John van Deursen

4:25PMB400-YS1 50 MEMBERS OR LESSLangley Secondary School Concert Band, Langley, BC – Dir Patti ThorpeGuest Clinician: Dr. John van Deursen

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Wednesday, May 15

9:00AMB400-YS3 MORE THAN 76 MEMBERS St. Thomas More Collegiate Senior Concert Band, Burnaby, BC – Dir. Ethan ShoemakerGuest Clinician: Dr. Wayne Jeffrey

10:05AMB1301-YS3 MORE THAN 76 MEMBERS Richardson Elementary School Concert Band, Delta, BC – Dir. David MedzonGuest Clinician: Dr. Wayne Jeffrey

10:45AMB100-YS1 50 MEMBERS OR LESSAbbotsford Traditional School Grade 6 Band, Abbotsford, BC – Dir. Gordon MacLeodGuest Clinician: Dr. Wayne Jeffrey



1:15PMB1301-YS1 50 MEMBERS OR LESSCalgary Academy Band 1, Calgary, AB – Dir. Gord DaviesGuest Clinician: Dr. Wayne Jeffrey

2:05PMTBA

2:55PMB300-YS1 50 MEMBERS OR LESSCrofton House Grade 8/9 Band, Vancouver, BC – Dir. Ray FaoroGuest Clinician: Dr. Wayne Jeffrey

3:45PMB500-YS1 50 MEMBERS OR LESSBrookswood Secondary School Senior Concert Band, Langley, BC – Dir. Derrick TuriGuest Clinician: Dr. Wayne Jeffrey

Thursday, May 16

9:00AMB200-YS2 51-75 MEMBERSHillcrest Middle School Concert Band, Port Coquitlam, BC – Dir. Carlan GallelloGuest Clinician: Dr. Wayne Jeffrey


10:00AMB200-YS1 50 MEMBERS OR LESSSt. John Brebeuf Regional High School Grade 8 Band, Abbotsford, BC –Dir. Robert WoitowitschGuest Clinician: Dr. Wayne Jeffrey

10:50AMB200-YS1 50 MEMBERS OR LESSClayburn Middle School Grade 7/8 Band, Abbotsford, BC – Dir. Aaron LongGuest Clinician: Dr. Wayne Jeffrey

11:40AMB400-YS1 50 MEMBERS OR LESSSt. John Brebeuf Regional High School Concert Band, Abbotsford, BC Dir. Robert WoitowitschGuest Clinician: Dr. Wayne Jeffrey


1:30PMB100-YS3 MORE THAN 76 MEMBERSPacific Academy Grade 7 Band, Surrey, BC – Dir. Aaron HardieGuest Clinician: Dr. John van Deursen

2:30PMTBA

3:30PMB300-YS1 50 MEMBERS OR LESSBrookswood Secondary School Grade 8 Band, Langley, BC – Dir. Derrick TuriGuest Clinician: Dr. John van Deursen

4:30PMTBA

DINNER BREAK 5:20 – 7:00PM

7:00PMB500-AC1 50 MEMBERS OR LESSCascadia Wind Ensemble, Abbotsford, BC – Dir. Shannon GoldsmithGuest Clinician: Dr. John van Deursen

8:00PMB400-AC1 50 MEMBERS OR LESSMaple Ridge Intermediate Concert Band, Maple Ridge, BC - Dir. Geeta DasGuest Clinician: Dr. John van Deursen

Friday, May 17

9:00AMB1301-YS1 50 MEMBERS OR LESSVancouver Talmud Torah School Band, Vancouver, BC – Dir. Jim HopsonGuest Clinician: Dr. Wayne Jeffrey

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CONCERT & JAZZ BANDS

9:50AMB300-YS1 50 MEMBERS OR LESSMarcato Community Concert Band, Richmond, BC - Dir. Brenda KhooGuest Clinician: Dr. Wayne Jeffrey

10:50AMA701-YS GRADE 8 & UNDERClayburn Middle School Jazz Band, Abbotsford, BC – Dir. Aaron LongClinicians: Steve Kaldestad & Craig Scott

Tuesday, May 21

9:00AMB500-YS1 50 MEMBERS OR LESSPacific Academy Senior Concert Band, Surrey, BC – Dir. Quentin ParasGuest Clinician: Dr. Wayne Jeffrey

10:00AMB500-YS1 51-75 MEMBERSBurnaby Mountain Secondary School Senior Concert Band,Burnaby, BC - Dir Paul DudleyGuest Clinician: Dr. Wayne Jeffrey


11:50AMB400-YS1 50 MEMBERS OR LESSAbbotsford Traditional School Senior Band, Abbotsford, BC – Dir. Gordon MacLeodGuest Clinician: Dr. Wayne Jeffrey

LUNCH BREAK 12:40 – 1:40PM

1:40PMB300- YS1 50 MEMBERS OR LESSEisenhower Middle School Symphonic Band, Everett, WA – Dir. Nicole HartleyGuest Clinician: Dr. John van Deursen

2:40PMB100- YS1 50 MEMBERS OR LESSH.J. Cambie Secondary School Concert Band, Richmond, BC – Dir. Megan DrayGuest Clinician: Dr. John van Deursen

3:30PMB300- YS1 50 MEMBERS OR LESSWest Point Grey Academy Senior Concert Band, Vancouver, BC – Dir. Wayne ElmerGuest Clinician: Dr. John van Deursen

4:30PMB100-YS1 50 MEMBERS OR LESSImmaculate Conception Delta School Grade 7 Concert Band, Delta, BC Dir. Mark PepeGuest Clinician: Dr. John van Deursen

Wednesday, May 22

9:00AMB1301-YS1 50 MEMBERS OR LESS DW Poppy Elementary School Honour Band, Langley, BC – Dir. Mark FollettGuest Clinician: Dr. Wayne Jeffrey

9:50AMB100-YS1 50 MEMBERS OR LESS Clayburn Middle School Grade 6 Band, Abbotsford, BC – Dir. Aaron LongGuest Clinician: Dr. Wayne Jeffrey

10:40AMO401-YS1 14 YEARS & UNDERAnnie B. Jamieson Elementary School Grade 6 Honours Orchestra, Vancouver, BC – Dir. James ColpittsGuest Clinician: Dr. Wayne Jeffrey

LUNCH BREAK 11:30AM - 12:30PM

12:30PMB100-YS2 51-75 MEMBERSSunnyside Elementary School Concert Band, Surrey, BC – Dir. Susan HagenGuest Clinician: Dr. Wayne Jeffrey

1:40PMB200-YS3 MORE THAN 76 MEMBERSSt. George’s Junior School Grade 6 Band, Vancouver, BC – Dirs. Teigan Cosgrove & Julie TomljenovicGuest Clinician: Dr. Wayne Jeffrey

2:40PMB300-YS1 50 MEMBERS OR LESSPacific Academy Grade 9 Concert Band, Surrey, BC – Dir. Quentin Paras Guest Clinician: Dr. Wayne Jeffrey

3:35PMB200-YS1 50 MEMBERS OR LESSYorkson Creek Middle School Senior Band, Langley, BC – Dir. David MillsGuest Clinician: Dr. Wayne Jeffrey

4:25PMB400-YS3 MORE THAN 76 MEMBERSHoly Cross Regional Secondary School Senior Wind Ensemble,Surrey, BC - Dir. Jeff CabraldaGuest Clinician: Dr. Wayne Jeffrey

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Thursday, May 23

9:00AMB300-YS2 51-75 MEMBERS Fleetwood Park Secondary School Grade 9 Concert Band, Surrey, BC – Dirs. Adam Gough & Colleen SheridanGuest Clinician: Dr. Wayne Jeffrey

9:55AMB100-YS1 50 MEMBERS OR LESSSt. Thomas More Collegiate Grade 8 Concert Band, Burnaby, BC – Dir. Ethan ShoemakerGuest Clinician: Dr. Wayne Jeffrey

10:45AMB400-YS2 51-75 MEMBERS Fleetwood Park Secondary School Senior Concert Band, Surrey, BC – Dirs. Adam Gough & Colleen SheridanGuest Clinician: Dr. Wayne Jeffrey

11:45AMB400-YS1 50 MEMBERS OR LESSKillarney Secondary School Wind Ensemble, Vancouver, BC – Dir. Angela TothGuest Clinician: Dr. Wayne Jeffrey


1:35PMB400-YS3 MORE THAN 76 MEMBERS Fleetwood Park Secondary School Grade 10 Concert Band, Surrey, BC – Dirs. Adam Gough & Colleen SheridanGuest Clinician: Dr. John van Deursen

2:30PMB300-YS1 50 MEMBERS OR LESSPacific Academy Grade 9 Concert Band, Surrey, BC – Dir. Quentin ParasGuest Clinician: Dr. John van Deursen

3:30PMB300-YS1 50 MEMBERS OR LESSHoly Cross Regional Secondary School Junior Wind Ensemble 9, Surrey, BC - Dir. Han-Ah ParkGuest Clinician: Dr. John van Deursen

4:25PMB200-YS2 51–75 MEMBERSHoly Cross Regional Secondary School Grade 8 Concert Band,Surrey, BC - Dir. Jeff CabraldaGuest Clinician: Dr. John van Deursen

Friday, May 24

9:00AMB300-YS2 51-75 MEMBERSJohnson Heights Secondary School Grade 9 Band, Surrey, BC – Dir. Nancy Hasiuk-LayGuest Clinician: Dr. Wayne Jeffrey

10:05AMB400-YS1 50 MEMBERS OR LESSG.W. Graham Secondary School Senior Concert Band, Sardis, BC – Dir. Shane Monkman Guest Clinician: Dr. Wayne Jeffrey

11:05AMB300-YS2 51-75 MEMBERSGaribaldi Secondary School Grade 8 Band, Maple Ridge, BC – Dir. Jeff PinckGuest Clinician: Dr. Wayne Jeffrey

11:55AMB400-YS1 50 MEMBERS OR LESSYale Secondary School Senior Concert Band, Abbotsford, BC – Dir. Mercedes SargentGuest Clinician: Dr. Wayne Jeffrey


1:45PMB1302-YS1 50 MEMBERS OR LESSTrafalgar Elementary School Senior Band, Vancouver, BC - Dirs. Michelle Anderson & Ellen MarpleGuest Clinician: Bo Peng

2:35PMO301-YS1 17 YEARS & UNDER - 50 MEMBERS OR LESSHandsworth Secondary School Intermediate Orchestra,North Vancouver, BC – Dir. Sab KabokGuest Clinician: Bo Peng

3:25PMO401-YS1 AVERAGE MAX. 14 YEARS OF AGE – 50 MEMBERS OR LESSBlacklock School Strings, Langley, BC – Dir. Peter IngGuest Clinician: Bo Peng

4:15PMO301-YS1 17 YEARS & UNDER - 50 MEMBERS OR LESS Handsworth Secondary School Senior Orchestra,North Vancouver, BC – Dir. Sab KabokGuest Clinician: Bo Peng

5:15PMO301-YS1 17 YEARS & UNDER - 50 MEMBERS OR LESSHandsworth Secondary School Honours Orchestra,North Vancouver, BC – Dir. Sab KabokGuest Clinician: Bo Peng


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