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PROGRAMME £2.50

Oundle Festival of

Music & Drama 2017

Wednesday, March 29th

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Saturday, April 1st

Index

PresidentCaroline, Lady Brassey

Vice PresidentsMeg Bates Shirley Burchell

Chairman Andrew Spurrell 01832-272298

Entry Secretary Gwen Radcliffe 01832-273191

Music Secretary Diana Awdry 01832-274180

Drama Secretary Nicola Jakeways 01832-273168

Trophy Secretary Val Briscoe 01832-275512

Oundle Festival of Music & Drama

Oundle Festival of Music & Drama is affiliated to

The BRITISH and INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION of FESTIVALSof which

Her MAJESTY THE QUEEN is PATRONFestivals House, 198 Park Lane, Macclesfield, Cheshire SK11 6UD Tel:01625 428297

FESTIVAL CONCERTSaturday April 1st, 2017

7.00pm ST.PETER’S CHURCHfeaturing

Young Musician of the Year CompetitionYoung Singer of the Year

Oundle Town Council Prize WinnersSelected Festival Performers

TICKETS £6, child £2

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fromOundle International Festival Box Office,

4 New Street, Oundle, PE8 4ED (01832 274734)and online at www.oundlefestival.org.uk

Speech & Drama Open Pgs 28-29Acting KS2 Pg 25 KS3-5 Pgs 12-13Group Speaking Pg 18Junior Speech Year 0 - 2 Pg 25 Year 3 Pg 26 Year 4 Pgs 18,20,26 Year 5 Pgs 19, 27 Year 6 Pg 21 KS2 Pg 19 KS3 Pgs 13, 20

Brass Pg 15Guitar Pgs 16-17Piano Pgs 22-24Strings Pgs 15-17Woodwind Pg 24Bands & Ensembles Pg 14Choirs, Open Pgs 34-35Choirs, School Pgs 8-9Vocal, Junior Pgs 9-10Vocal, Open Pgs 30-33

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Festival Patrons

Mr & Mrs J. FirthMrs J. FletcherMrs M. GentMr & Mrs A. GodsonMrs M. A. GoodwinMr & Mrs P. M. HammondMrs D. HartMrs G. HounsomeMr & Mrs M. JakewaysMrs A. J. LaneMrs E. LovattRevd. & Mrs M. McAdamMr & Mrs Q. MacDougallMrs M. MarlowMrs P. MarsdenMrs J. A. MasonMr & Mrs A. J. Melhuish

Mrs P. Padley Mrs A. PaineMr & Mrs C. R. PendrillMiss J. PilditchSir William & Lady ProbyMr & Mrs S. RadcliffeMr & Mrs C. RayMr & Mrs A. G. RaydenMrs A. ShireMr & Mrs A. P. SpurrellMr & Mrs A. StewartMrs A. H. ThompsonMrs R. J. TurtonMrs. D. J. TylerMr & Mrs R. J. WhitehurstMrs M. Anderson WillmoreMr & Mrs D. C. Wills

Mrs S. Akroyd Mrs D. W. AwdryMiss B. BradyLady BrasseyMr & Mrs N. BouldMr & Mrs P. A. BurchellMiss B. K. CapronMrs R. P. CawthorneMr & Mrs R. G. ColeMr & Mrs J. ColemanMrs S. B. CraigMiss F. DennyMr. J. DuckworthMiss J. EdkinsMr J. P. FairweatherMr & Mrs N. Faulkner

We gratefully acknowledge the support of our Patrons. It is because of their generosity that the festival is still running.

We would indeed welcome more joining us.(List correct at time of going to press)

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Festival News

Thanksto Central England Co-operative, Oundle Decorative and Fine Arts Society,

Oundle Town Council, and Waitrose Community Matters for grants and donations this year.

The continued support of our sponsors from the retail, business and professional community of Oundle and

surrounding villages is most welcome. Thanks are also extended to the

Governing Body and Head of Oundle School, The Queen Victoria Hall Charity Trust and the Vicar and Churchwardens of

St. Peters Church for the use of premises.

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CUPS, SHIELDS AND TROPHIES ~ 2016 WINNERS *Junior Music Competitions *

Prize Name Place Title ClassGleeman Cup Malcolm Sargent Primary School, Stamford Choir, 8 years & under V1

Brudenell Cup Malcolm Sargent Primary School, Stamford Choir, 10 & under V2

Rev EF Lake Shield Malcolm Sargent Primary School, Stamford Hymn / Worship Song V3

Mrs George Brudenell Cup II Malcolm Sargent Primary School, Stamford Small Choir, 11 & under V4

Lady Magaret Proby Shield I no competition Choir, 13 & under V5

Mrs George Brudenell Cup I no competition Choir, 18 & under V7

Sir Richard Proby Cup no competition Music Theatre, 18 & under V9

Brudenell Picture Malcolm Sargent Primary School, Stamford Most Artistic Choral Performance

Maddison Cup Lucas Morgan Upper Benefield Solo Song, 9 & under V21

Janet Mary McMichael Cup Freya Stephens-Dunn Barnack Solo Song, 13 & under V22,, V23

Gladys Risely Cup Christopher Trotter Northampton Solo Song, 15 & under V24,25

Cecilia Award Millie Eve Titchmarsh Folk Songs, 15 & under V26

Oundle Young Singer of the Year Millie Eve Titchmarsh Whiteman Cup Harry Ratchford Oundle Piano Solo, Grade IV M34

Prabhu Singh Memorial Prize Cerys Jones Bedford Piano Solo, 15 & under M37

HRH Duchess of Gloucester Prize Kira Bhamra Cambridge Piano Solo, 18 & under M38

Chairman’s Award Emilia Giacco & Hattie Smith Oundle Piano Duet 10 & under M40

Aaron Academy Cup no competition

Joyce Mason Cup no competition

AW Rollet Memorial Cup Erin Fail Peterborough Recorder, 9 years M62

Lady Brassey Prize Erin Fail & Katya Trakys Peterborough Recorder Duet, 10 & under M65

Oundle Young Musician of the Year Rob Burton Huntingdon

Lady Magaret Proby Shield I no competition

Mason Cup Corby Business Ac. Wind Ensemble Instrumental Ensemble,18 & under M115

Lady Magaret Proby Shield II Corby Business Academy Big Band Jazz Ensemble,18 & under M112

Sidney McAdam Cup Corby Business Academy Senior Concert Band Band, 18 & under M126

Oundle Middle School Cup Corby Business Academy Junior Concert Band Band, 14 & under M125

Prize Name Place Title Class Oundle Town Council Prize Eden Dickson Corby Verse Speaking

Oundle Town Council Prize Corinne Montemayor, Brigstock Verse Speaking

Oundle Town Council Prize Adam Dodd Oundle Prepared Reading

Oundle Town Council Prize James Shaw Wansford Prepared Reading

Oundle Town Council Prize Peter Fell Peterborough Solo Acting

Evans Cup Bourne Academy Group Acting,18 years & under D30Mrs S A Mc Adam Cup Kings Cliffe Endowed School Group Speaking, Year 4 & under D51

Priestman Cup Peter Fell Peterborough Solo Acting, 18 years & under D28Frieda Hodgson Cup Oliver Simons Peterborough Solo Acting, Keystage 4 D25Norah Ball Cup Diana Awdry Ashton Bible Reading, Open D64Salisbury Cup Nicky Jakeways Oundle Verse Speaking D66 Warwick Cup Anthology Oundle Group Speaking, Open D71

Daniel Cup Phillip Money Oundle Solo Acting, Open D73

CUPS, SHIELDS AND TROPHIES ~ 2016 WINNERS * Speech and Drama Competitions *

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Marks at Oundle Festival of Music and Drama are awarded in accordance with the scale recommended

by the British and International Federation of Festivals: 75 - 77 FAIR A performance limited in its communication

78 - 80 MODERATE A performance showing development of technique and/or communication

81 - 83 MERIT A capable performance showing some artistic appreciation &/or technical ability

84 - 86 COMMENDED A convincing performance technically and artistically

87 - 89 DISTINCTION An excellent performance technically and artistically

90 + OUTSTANDING An exceptional performance both technically and artistically

Trophies and medallions are awarded to class winners when a mark of 84 or over is gained.

Oundle Young Musician of the Year

The Chairman’s Award ~ £100The competition will take place during the Festival Concert

on the evening of Saturday, April 1st.

Competitors qualify by winning one of the following classes with a mark of at least 87.

M8 Brass, M18 Guitar, M38 Piano, M58 Recorder M63 Percussion, M78 Strings, M88 Woodwind

The Shirley Malster Award ~ £50The competition will take place at the end of the Junior Vocal session on

Wednesday March 29th. The winner of class V31 will be eligible for the award provided a mark of at least 87 has been achieved.

The winner will perform at the Festival Concert on Saturday, April 1st.

Oundle Young Singer of the Year

Oundle Town Council Young Performer Prizes

Oundle Town Council is delighted to sponsor five Junior Speech and Drama prizes.

Class winners achieving a mark of 87 or more will be considered for these awards on the recommendation of the adjudicator.

Oundle Town Council prize winners will be invited to perform at the Festival Concert on Saturday April 1st.

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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29TH

Morning Session ADRIAN GOSSSchool Chapel

The Mrs George Brudenell picture will be awarded for the most artistic performance in classes V1 to V4.

10:00 V4 SMALL CHOIR, Year 6 & under ~ Mrs George Brudenell Cup II Own Choice of two contrasting pieces (6 minutes)

1 Malcolm Sargent Small ChoirBright Eyes Mike Batt Arr Peach EMIFirefly Andy Beck Alfred Choral

2 Longthorpe Primary School Boys ChoirShoshone Love Song Roger Emerson J.W. PepperWhen I’m Sixty Four Lennon & McCartney Novello

3 Thorpe Primary SchoolRoller Ghoster Alan Simmons - Singing Sherlock 2 B & HWhen Morning Comes Mark & Helen Johnson Out of the Ark

4 Thorpe Primary School Boys ChoirWhen I’m Sixty Four Lennon & McCartney Hal LeonardWhere is love Lionel Bart Hal Leonard

5 Nassington ChoirThe seagull’s song Sarah Watts Kevin MayhewHeatwave Kevin Stannard OUP

6 Trinity School ChoirI’ve got peace like a river John Jones BBC booksWe want to see Jesus lifted high Doug Horley Collins

7 Longthorpe Primary School ChoirYesterday Lennon & McCartney NovelloFirefly Andy Beck Alfred

8 Oundle Primary School ChoirAs long as I have music Don BesigSiyahamba Trad

9 Titchmarsh Primary School Glee ClubHallelujah Leonard CohenGet Happy Harold Arlen & Ted Koehler

11:45 V1 CHOIR, Year 4 & under ~ Gleemen Cup “Dance of the Rats & Fleas” Debbie Campbell Own Choice (3 minutes)

1 Malcolm Sargent School Junior ChoirCandle on the Water Al Kasha Hal Leonard

2 Warmington SchoolI turn on the tap Richard Stilgoe Sing Up

12:10 V2 CHOIR, Year 6 & under ~ Brudenell Cup “The Lord looked down” Joseph Horovitz Own Choice (3 minutes)

1 Weldon C.E. Primary School ChoirNaughty from Matilda the Musical Tim Minchin

2 Malcolm Sargent School Senior ChoirChild of Peace Waggoner Alfred Choral

Official Accompanist ~ Jenny Firth

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Afternoon Session ADRIAN GOSS

Gascoigne Recital Room Official Accompanist ~ Jenny Firth

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2:00 V21 SOLO SONG 9 years & under ~ Maddison Cup (V21,22) “Grandfather Clock” Thomas Dunhill

1 Zeena Ahmed Thorpe Primary2 Aiden Filmore Thorpe Primary3 Jessica Tilley Thorpe Primary

2:15 V22 SOLO SONG 11 years & under ~ Maddison Cup (V21,22)“Coconut Man” Aubrey Beswick

1 Gurveer Bindra Thorpe Primary2 Naomi Wilkinson Thorpe Primary3 Annabel Shardlow Lower Benefield4 Umar Uddin Thorpe Primary5 Aiyana Chivandire Thorpe Primary

2:40 V23 SOLO SONG 13 years & under ~ Janet Mary McMichael Cup “Castle on a Cloud” Jean-Michel Schönberg

1 Freya Stephens-Dunn Barnack2 Freya Lenton Thorpe Primary3 Lucas Morgan Upper Benefield4 Hafsa Saghir Thorpe Primary5 Annabel Shardlow Lower Benefield6 Hana Cloke Hampton Hargate7 Amelia King Thorpe Primary8 Alicia Podd Thorpe Primary9 Katie Lawler Sawtry

3:15 V24 SOLO SONG 13 years and under ~ Gladys Risely Cup Own Choice (3 minutes)

1 Katie Lawler BarnackMy House from Peter Pan L Bernstein ABRSM

2 Christopher Trotter NorthamptonThe Ploughboy Benjamin Britten Boosey & Hawkes

3 Hana Cloke Hampton ValeAve Maria Franz Schubert OUP

4 Freya Stephens-Dunn BarnackSovra il campo della vita Gaetano Donizetti Faber Music

12:35 V3 CHOIR, Year 6 & under ~ Rev. E. F. Lake Shield Own Choice of hymn from Come and Praise, Junior Praise or Mission Praise and second choice of a contrasting hymn or worship song (6 minutes)

1 Oundle Primary School ChoirDon’t build your house on the sandy land Karen Lafferty Junior PraiseThe Lord’s my shepherd Stuart Townend Mission Praise

2 Malcolm Sargent School Senior ChoirFaithful One Doerkson Mission PraiseYou Shall Go Out with Joy Dauerman & Rubin arr Peach Come and Praise

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5 Lucas Morgan Upper BenefieldEarth, Sea and Sky Lin Marsh Faber Music

6 Annabel Shardlow Lower BenefieldMy Favorite Things Rodgers & Hammerstein Williamson Mus

3:45 V25 SOLO SONG 15 years & under ~ Gladys Risely Cup “Long Time Ago” Aaron Coplandor “Clock-a-clay” Richard Rodney Bennett

1 Christopher Trotter Northampton2 Katie Lawler Sawtry3 Katie Marshall Uppingham4 Freya Stephens-Dunn Barnack

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4:40 V27 POPULAR SONG 15 years & under OwnChoicetoinclude‘pop’,filmsongs,etc.(4minutes)

1 George Smith OundleDetails not submitted

2 Christopher Trotter NorthamptonYou raise me up Graham & Lovland Sheetmusicdirect.com

4:55 V29 SOLO SONG from Musical Theatre, 14 to 18 years Own Choice of a work from 1950 onwards

1 Katie Marshall UppinghamI Feel Pretty Leonard Bernstein Boosey & Hawkes

2 George Smith OundleStars Boubil & Schönberg Wise Publications

5:15 V26 INTERNATIONAL FOLK SONGS 15 years & under Twosongs,oneintheoriginallanguageandtheotherinEnglish.

1 Christopher Trotter NorthamptonDanny Boy Frederic WeatherleyDie Lorelei Heinrich Heine

5:25 V55 GILBERT & SULLIVAN SOLO, Open ~ Oundle G&S Players CupOwn Choice (5 mins)

1 Katie Marshall UppinghamPoor Wand’ring One Gilbert & Sullivan ‘News Chronicle’ Publ.

5:35 V43 DUET 18 years & under OwnChoice (4minutes)

1 Christopher Trotter & Millie Coe Northampton & KetteringSing a Song of Sixpence J. Michael Diack Peterson

5:45 V31 YOUNG SINGER 14 to 18 years ~ The Shirley Malster Award2contrastingsongs,chosenfrom4setgroups (8minutes)

1 Katie Marshall UppinghamSilent Noon Vaughan Williams Edwin Ashdown LtdIf I Loved You Richard Rodgers Hal Leonard

2 Anna Maria Muñoz SheltonCan’t Help Lovin’ Dat Man J.Kern & O.Hammerstein UniversalO del mio dolce ardor Gluck G Schirmer

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Jonathan Owen trained as a Drama & Music teacher at St. Peter’s College, Birmingham University’s Faculty of Education. He has taught in secondary schools, colleges and examined for Trinity-Guildhall extensively in the UK and overseas. As a performer he has worked in Theatre, TV and Radio for over 30 years. Most notably he played Terry Barford for 10 years in ‘The Archers’, and has appeared in numerous other productions for BBC Radio 4. Television work includes the comedy-characters ‘The Great Orlando’ & ‘The Rev. Ashbourne’ in Coronation St. Theatre work includes West-End productions, as well as numerous national tours and provincial repertory.

His specialities are musical-theatre and pantomime, and as well being one of the UK’s leading ‘Dames’ he has written and directed numerous professional pantomimes in the UK, and five engagements as resident writer/director in Bermuda! Jonathan is the author of the comedy-drama ‘Teapots & Superglue’ which has received much critical acclaim. He is also an adjudicator member of The British and International Federation of Festivals.

Tenor soloist, vocal coach, pianist, organist and choral director, Adrian Goss studied at the Royal Academy of Music & the Guildhall. After an initial career as accompanist and clarinettist, he quickly established himself as a Tenor, enjoying a solo career in concert and recital, including recordings and broadcasts, recognised by the ARAM in 1999.

A former Lay-clerk at Ely Cathedral, deputy at St Paul’s Cathedral, Westminster Abbey and HM Chapel Royal, a professional member of the City Glee Club, Director of the Chamber Choir Quorum, and work as a Director

of Music at a major church has led on to a parallel career in education. A Director of Music at two independent senior schools, Director of the Kent Music Academy for the gifted, examiner for grades and diplomas for fifteen years, vocal teacher from beginners to diploma level, he currently teaches at Brighton College, Cranleigh and also privately.

In addition to his successful solo singing career, Adrian directs workshops and master classes for singers and speakers at summer schools. He has 27 years’ experience as an Adjudicator for National and local festivals, including the National Festival of Music for Youth. An Adjudicator member of The British and International Federation of Festivals, and a member of the Adjudicators Council since 2011, he is currently its Chair.

Our Adjudicators

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Morning Session JONATHAN OWENQueen Victoria Hall

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Afternoon Session JONATHAN OWENQueen Victoria Hall

The Evans Cup will be awarded to the best group acting performance of the day.

10:00 D55 CREATIVE PERFORMANCE, 18 years old & underApieceofworkinspiredbyWilliamShakespeare.Timelimit5minutes

1 Ken Stimpson Community SchoolMacbeth Shakespeare Schools Festival

10:15 D22 DUOLOGUE, Years 7 & 8 Ownchoicefromapublishedplayornovel.Timelimit5minutes

1 Liam Crawford & Stan Fitch Bourne AcademyBlood Brothers Willy Russell Methuen Modern Plays

2 Alice Bailey & Jess Szyszka Bourne AcademyThe Blue Rembered Hills Dennis Potter Main Edition

3 Alice Floyde Weaver & Jordan Woodger Bourne AcademyFind Me Olwyn Whymark Samuel French

10:55 D29 DUOLOGUE, 18 years & under Ownchoicefromapublishedplayornovel.(5minutes)

1 Arslaan Amjad & Mitchell Fryer Bourne AcademyReservoir Dogs Quentin Tarantino & Roger Avary

11:10 D28 SOLO ACTING, 18 years & under ~ Priestman Cup Ownchoice.Onecharacteronlytobeportrayed.(5minutes)

1 Oliver Simons Thomas Deacon AcademyDr Who Stephen Moffat BBC

2 Matthew Denton Ken Stimpson CSAccidental Death of an Anarchist Dario Fo Methuen

3 Tayla-Jayne Eldred Ken Stimpson CSOphelia Shakespeare

4 Sophie Hardy Ken Stimpson CSBronte Polly Teal Nick Hern Books

5 Philippa Money OundleA Talk in the Park Alan Ayckbourn Samuel French

6 Jake Taylor Ken Stimpson CSWoyzeck Georg Buchner Nick Hern Books

7 Shona Elrick Thomas Deacon AcademyGirls Like That Evan Placey NHB Modern Plays

8 Oliver Cullerton Ken Stimpson CSGuardians Peter Morris Oberon Modern Plays

9 Stephanie Pullan Ken Stimpson CSThe Country Martin Crimp Faber

12:40 D27 GROUP ACTING, Key Stage 4 Ownchoicefromapublishedplay.Notlessthanthreeplayers.Timelimit10minutes

1 Ken Stimpson Community SchoolMacbeth Shakespeare abr. Middleton

The Frieda Hodgon Cup will be awarded to the best duologueperformance of the day.

2:00 D23 DUOLOGUE, Year 9 Ownchoicefromapublishedplayornovel.(5minutes)

1 Oliver Cropley & Sam Oke Bourne AcademyHarry Potter and the Cursed Child J K Rowling Arthur A Levine Books

2 Lewis Thorley & Martin Tierney Bourne AcademyThe Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time Mark Haddon Modern Plays

3 Taylor Wilson & Ella Rosam Lee Bourne AcademyThe Woman in Black Susan Hill Samuel French

4 Archie Hay & Zoe Abbott Bourne AcademyThe Dumb Waiter Harold Pinter Samuel French

2:20 D26 DUOLOGUE, Key Stage 4 Ownchoicefromapublishedplayornovel.Timelimit5minutes

1 Ed Saberton - Ward & Connor Mcginlay Bourne AcademyOne Man, Two Guvnors Richard Bean Samuel French

2 Connie Raworth & Corey Revell Bourne39 Steps Patrick Barlow Samuel French

2:40 D24 GROUP ACTING, Key Stage 3 Ownchoicefromapublishedplay.Notlessthanthreeplayers.(10minutes)

1 Bourne Academy Year 7 Drama ClubThe Twits Roald Dahl Puffin

2:55 D71 GROUP SPEAKING Open ~ Warwick CupOwn Choice of themed programme (12 mins )

1 Anthology OundleIslands

3:10 D21 SOLO ACTING, Key Stage 3 Ownchoice.Onecharacteronlytobeportrayed.Timelimit5minutes

1 Abbie Chappell Bourne AcademyThe Witches Roald Dahl Puffin

2 Elara Kirtland Bourne AcademyA Midsummer Nights Dream Shakespeare Wordsworth Classics

3 George Jones Bourne AcademyThe Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time Mark Haddon Modern Plays

4 Cydney Jacobs Bourne AcademyBlood Brothers Willy Russell Methuen Modern Plays

5 Klaudia Niemiec Bourne AcademyThe Stepsister Speaks Out Peg Kahret Puffin

3:50 D45 PREPARED READING, Key Stage 3“TheCuriousIncidentoftheDogintheNight-Time”,MarkHaddon(2minutes)

1 Holly Grove Oundle

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THURSDAY, MARCH 30TH



2:10 M5 BRASS SOLO, Grade VOwn Choice from the current Grade Lists

1 Hana Cloke - Trumpet Hampton ValeSonatina Diabelli Editio Musica Budapest

2:20 M6 BRASS SOLO, 12 years & under OwnChoice (4minutes)

1 Christopher Trotter - Trombone NorthamptonCavatina Myers arr. McMillen Brass Wind Publ.

2 Hana Cloke - Trumpet Hampton ValeTango Habanera Ernesto Nazareth Red Balloon Tech.

3 Alexander Baines - Trombone TwywellI Got Rhythm G. Gershwin Brass Wind Pub.

2:45 M7 BRASS SOLO, 15 years & under Own Choice (6 minutes)

1 Withdrawn2 Charlie Clapp - Tuba E Flat Warmington

Un Bal Hector Berlioz Brass Wind Publ.Effie Joins the Carnival Alec Wilder Margun music

3:00 M71 STRINGS SOLO, Grade I Own Choice from the current Grade Lists

1 Withdrawn2 Tanish Patel - Violin Oundle

L’homme arme Anon ABRSM

3:15 M72 STRINGS SOLO, Grade IIOwn Choice from the current Grade Lists

1 Isla Baines - Violin TwywellPrelude from ‘Te Deum’ Charpentier Oxford University Press


Morning Session ADRIAN GOSSSchool Chapel

11:00 M103 STRING ENSEMBLE, 18 years & under ~ Capron Cup OwnChoice (8minutes)

1 Corby Business Academy String QuartetDetails not submitted

11:15 M104 INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLE, Key Stage 2 & under Own Choice (4minutes) ~ Oundle Middle School Cup

1 Oundle Primary School Clarinet EnsembleWindsor Walkabout James Rae

11:30 M106 INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLE, 18 years & under ~ Mason CupOwnChoice (8minutes)

1 Corby Business Academy Brass EnsembleDetails not submitted

2 Corby Business Academy Wind EnsemblePoco Adagoi Cantabile J Haydn arr J RaePrelude Charpentier arr J Rae

11:55 M109 JAZZ ENSEMBLE, 18 years & under ~ Mason CupOwnChoice (8minutes)

1 Corby Business Academy Big BandStrike up the band GershwinLouie, Louie arr HolmesReet Petite J Wilson

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4:10 D25 SOLO ACTING, Key Stage 4 Ownchoice.Onecharacteronlytobeportrayed. Timelimit5minutes

1 Connie Raworth Bourne AcademyMonster Mum Unknown Puff in

2 Tom Paskin Bourne AcademyA Few Good Men Aaron Sorkin

3 Corey Revel BourneThe Patrol Corey Revell

4 Kieran Reid Bourne AcademyA Midsummer Nights Dream Shakespeare Wordsworth Classics

5 Jemima Gervis Bourne AcademyTaking Care of Baby Dennis Kelly Oberon Modern Plays

6 Myles Westwood Bourne AcademyDNA Dennis Kelly Oberon Modern Plays

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12:10 M116 BAND, Key Stage 3 & under ~ Lady Magaret Proby Shield IIOwn Choice (10 minutes)

1 Corby Business Academy Junior Concert BandWallace and Gromit J NottWyndham March B PearsonPirates of the Caribbean arr M Sweeney

12:35 M117 BAND, 18 years & under ~ Sidney McAdam Cup Own Choice (15 minutes)

1 Corby Business Academy Senior Concert BandStar Wars arr J WilliamsEarthdance M SweeneyPalladio K Jenkins

All attending the Festival are reminded to take care of all personal property: handbags, musical instruments etc.

The Festival cannot be held responsible for any loss.

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6:30 M17 CLASSICAL GUITAR SOLO, 15 years & under Own Choice (6 minutes)

1 Ted Smith OundleAsturias Albeniz UMP

2 Anushka Ramakrishna Peterborough Menuet 1 & 2, Cello Suite no 2 Bach

6:45 M98 INSTRUMENTAL DUET, 15 years and under Own Choice (6 minutes)

1 Jodie Baldwin & Megan Wilkinson Spalding & Hampton Hargate Concerto for two violins in D minor Allegro/Molto Adagio/Allegro Vivaldi Peters

2 Lydia Cochrane & Sarah Perry PeterboroughVivace from Double Violin Concerto in D minor Bach Peters

7:10 M208 FAMILY MUSICA programme of vocal and/or instrumental music performed by membersofonefamily. (5 minutes)

1 George, Hattie & Ted Smith OundleDetails not submitted

7:25 M78 STRINGS SOLO, 18 years & underYoung Musician of the Year Qualifying Class (see page 6)

1 Jodie Baldwin - Violin SpaldingIntrada Moffat Schott

2 Raffaella Watson - Violin OundleScherzo in C minor Johannes Brahms Henle

3 Sarah Perry - Violin PeterboroughCzardas Vittorio Monti Editio Musica Budapest

4 Emily Holt - Violin StiltonHaydn - G major Concerto, Allegro Moderato Haydn Peters

8:10 M203 VETERAN’S SOLO Any instrument Time limit 6 minutes

1 Diana Awdry AshtonLarghetto from Sonatina for violin & piano Dvorak Schirmer

8:30 M202 INSTRUMENTAL SOLO, OpenOwnchoice,withorwithoutpianoaccompaniment(8minutes)

1 Ibby Mallett- Accordion Luddington - in - the - BrookLa fille aux cheveux de lin DebussyFugue in D Telemann

2 Eleanor Shute - Violin OakhamViolin Concerto in C major, op. 48 (mvt 2) Dmitry Kabalevsky Universal Edition


Evening Session ADRIAN GOSS


3:25 M12 CLASSICAL GUITAR SOLO, Grade IIOwn Choice from the current Grade Lists

1 Tanish Patel OundleOde to joy Beethoven ABRSM

3:35 M73 STRINGS SOLO, Grade IIIOwn Choice from the current Grade Lists

1 Isla Mackie - Violin Easton on the HillPolonaise W. A. Mozart ABRSM

2 Miles Cade-Stewart - Violin KettonJames Bond Theme Monty Norma Alfred Music Publ.Co

3 Emma Watson - Viola Upper BenefieldGerman Dance Mozart

4 Bibiana Krall - Violin AlwaltonPolonaise W. A. MOZART ABRSM

4:00 M74 STRINGS SOLO, Grade IVOwn Choice from the current Grade Lists

1 Jelizaveta Novika - Violin PeterboroughAllegro from Sonata in G Vivaldi ABRSM

2 Kaiya Shah - Violin PeterboroughTake Five arr. Paul Desmond ABRSM

3 Anushka Ramakrishna - Violin PeterboroughAllegretto Haydn

4:25 M76 STRINGS SOLO, 12 years & under OwnChoice (4minutes)

1 Megan Wilkinson - Violin Hampton HargatePresto, Concerto in A min A Vivaldi ABRSM

4:35 M75 STRINGS SOLO, Grade VOwn Choice from the current Grade Lists

1 Hattie Smith - Violin OundleCossack Dance T & N Kraemer Faber

2 Megan Wilkinson - Violin Hampton HargateIntermezzo, Hary Janos Kodaly ABRSM

3 Violet Farrell - Violin BarnackAllegro G F Handel ABRSM

6:00 M77 STRINGS SOLO, 15 years & under Own Choice (6 minutes)

1 Ayana Shah - Violin PeterboroughConcerto in A minor 1st movement J. S. Bach Barenreiter

2 Sarah Perry - Violin PeterboroughHora Hatikva G Perlman Boosey & Hawkes

3 Jodie Baldwin - Violin SpaldingTheme from Schindler’s List John Williams M C A

Jenny Firth studied the piano at the Royal Academy of Music in London, where she subsequently pursued her career as an accompanist. After several years of performing chamber music, song and instrumental recitals, Jenny moved north to join the music staff at Oundle School with particular responsibility for piano studies. More recently, her musical pursuits have also included choral training, adjudicating, choral composition and music in the theatre.

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Morning Session JONATHAN OWEN

School Chapel

The Mrs S. A. McAdam Cup will be presented for the best performance in classes D51 and D52.

9:30 D51 GROUP SPEAKING, Year 4 & under “MrTomNarrow” JamesReevesandOwnContrastingChoice(s) (4minutes)

1 Brigstock Latham’s Years 3 & 4Let no one steal your dreams Paul Cookson

2 Kings Cliffe Endowed School Year 4The Owl and The Pussycat Edward Lear

10:00 D52 GROUP SPEAKING, Years 5 & 6 ““The Old Wife and the Ghost” James Reeves and Own Contrasting Choice(s) (5 minutes)

1 Malcolm Sargeant Primary Year 5will be represented by the winners of a competition between 3 classes

2 Kings Cliffe Endowed School Year 5The Charge of the Light Brigade Alfred Tennyson

3 Brigstock Latham’s Years 5 & 6The Life of Feet Jenny JosephMice Rose Fyleman

11:05 D42 PREPARED READING, Year 4 (1.5minutes) “Storiesfor8yearolds”,Ed.WendyCooling (Puffin)

1 James Perry Oundle Primary2 Jayden Brackley-Taylor Oundle Primary3 William Murdock Oundle Primary4 Logan Stewart Weldon5 Anisa Talbot Oundle Primary6 Maddex Strevel Oundle Primary7 Sophie Fowler Oundle Primary8 Florence Martin Brooke Priory School9 Lily-Belle Grove Oundle Primary

10 Lily Flory-Kelley Oundle Primary11 Matthew Whitmore Oundle Primary12 Lucy Tyers Brooke Priory School13 Alex Hadfield Oundle Primary14 Ruby Sharp Oundle Primary15 Ruby Garrod Oundle Primary16 Arseniy Liminov Brooke Priory School17 Zac Waller Oundle Primary

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18 Francesca Weber Oundle Primary19 Henry Watson Oundle Primary20 Anabel Fletcher Brooke Priory School21 Anabel Butler Oundle Primary22 Sebastien Ives Oundle Primary

12.10 D12 VERSE SPEAKING, Key Stage 2 (2 minutes)MyFavouritePoem

Year5pupilsatMalcolmSargeantPrimarySchoolarefocussingonPoetryintheSpringterm.TheywillbeholdingtheirownFestivalinMarch.ThreepupilsfromeachclasswillbeselectedtocompeteatOundle.

1 Malcolm Sargeant Primary Year 5 2 Malcolm Sargeant Primary Year 5 3 Malcolm Sargeant Primary Year 5 4 Malcolm Sargeant Primary Year 5 5 Olivia Sutton

Huff Wendy Cope

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2:00 D5 VERSE SPEAKING, Year 5 “The Hippopotamus’s Birthday” E V Rieuor “ Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening” Robert Frost

1 Abby Van Farowe Oundle Primary2 Serah Aji Thorpe Primary3 Sophie Ettridge Brigstock Latham’s4 Zakkiyah Naeem Thorpe Primary5 Olivia Carroll Oundle Primary6 Migha Gijo Thorpe Primary7 Frederic Harrow Brigstock Latham’s8 Saiim Majid Thorpe Primary9 Eva Clinker Oundle Primary

10 Aiyana Chivandire Thorpe Primary 11 Emma Tetley Brigstock Latham’s 12 Nikko Pragliola Thorpe Primary 13 Ruby Deegan Oundle Primary 14 Izzy Murtagh Malcolm Primary School15 Emma Simpson Brigstock Latham’s 16 Summer Dunham Thorpe Primary 17 Alexander Wong Oundle Primary 18 Tilly Stephen-Smith Glapthorn Primary19 Naomi Wilkinson Thorpe Primary cont Donated by: Oundle Clock Shop & Green Man Antiques -

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20 Elliot Lloyd-Uzoegbu Brigstock Latham’s 21 Chloe Leatherday Malcolm Primary School22 Qais Raja Thorpe Primary 23 Eloise Snape Brooke Priory School24 Milo Cosgrove Brigstock Latham’s25 Luke Durman Glapthorn Primary26 Lois Bull Malcolm Primary School27 Isla Harvey Brigstock Latham’s28 Praneel Easwaran Thorpe Primary

3:30 D7 VERSE SPEAKING, Key Stage 3 “A Boy’s Head” Miroslav Holub or “The Listeners” Walter de la Mare

1 Sakura Macdougall Oundle

3:40 D4A VERSE SPEAKING, Year 4 “RapupmyLunch” AFusekPetersor“Visitor” GervasePhinn

1 Harry Saunders Brigstock Latham’s2 Ayan Hussain Thorpe Primary 3 Oliver Shepard-Andrews Oundle Primary 4 Oscar Lewis Brooke Primary5 Connie Harvey Brigstock Latham’s6 Grania Santhosh Thorpe Primary7 Louis Gwenin Oundle Primary8 Raphaela Harrow Brigstock Latham’s9 Demilade Durojaiye Thorpe Primary

10 Jasper Bates Brooke Primary11 Tallulah Marsden-Findlay Brigstock Latham’s12 Ramanpreet Kaur Thorpe Primary13 Daniel Montgomery Oundle Primary14 Isabella Owen Brigstock Latham’s15 Sophia Stroud Brooke Primary16 Olivia Griffiths Oundle Primary17 Alexa Brownlee Brigstock Latham’s18 Lily Beadsley Brooke Primary

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5:00 D6 VERSE SPEAKING, Year 6 “Wildlife” PeterDixonor“Poem(afterPELesson)” PeterDixon

1 Mikaela Dunnill Weldon 2 Hafsa Saghir Thorpe Primary 3 Noah Johnston Brigstock Latham’s 4 Chantai James-Harris Oundle Primary 5 Amelia Eberle Glapthorn Primary 6 Izzah Tulhat Thorpe Primary 7 Ethan Hunt Brigstock Latham’s 8 Gabriel Emerson Kings Cliffe Endowed 9 Hannah Ali Thorpe Primary

10 Rebecca Addison-Pettit Brigstock Latham’s 11 Ella Foster Oundle Primary 12 Kamile Janaviciute Thorpe Primary 13 Corinne Montemayor Brigstock Latham’s 14 Megan Mears Malcolm Sargent Primary 15 Elvin Sajikurian Thorpe Primary 16 Amelia Owen Brigstock Latham’s

6:40 D44 PREPARED READING, Year 6 “The Iron Man” Ted Hughes Time limit 2 minutes

1 Meredith Roberts Oundle Primary2 Grace Gourlay Oundle Primary3 Molly Cunningham Weldon4 Georgia Stewart Oundle Primary5 Joseph Feeney Kings Cliffe Endowed6 Freddie Hadfield Oundle Primary7 Dylan Turnell Oundle Primary8 Isabel James Oundle Primary9 Lexie Stewart Weldon

10 Ella Foster Oundle Primary11 Zara Mansfield Oundle Primary12 Mikaela Dunnill Great Oakley13 Imogen Prior Oundle Primary14 Toby Watson Oundle Primary15 Maddy Gamble Kings Cliffe Endowed16 Leo Barlow Oundle Primary17 Oliver Cruise Oundle Primary18 Joel Waller Oundle Primary

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FRIDAY, MARCH 31ST

Morning Session ADRIAN GOSS

Gascoigne Recital Room

10:00 M31 PIANO SOLO, Grade I Own Choice from the current Grade Lists

1 Oscar Morgan Upper BenefieldLa Donna e mobile Verdi ABRSM

2 Olivia Sykes SawtryChatterbox Charlie Paul Drayton OUP

3 Cecilia Linden BedfordNever vex a T. Rex Hall Trinity

4 Ben Parkinson BourneLovet Faller Knut Nystedt AB

5 Murray Galbraith SawtryChatterbox Charlie Paul Drayton OUP

10:30 M32 PIANO SOLO, Grade IIOwn Choice from the current Grade Lists

1 Aryan Sohanpal BedfordMexican March Cullen Trinity

2 Vedika Puthi Upper BenefieldGospel Flair Manfred Schmitz ABRSM

3 Camani Ani-Okai BedfordLandler Schubert Trinity

4 Tom Hawkins BedfordFreudich Proksch Trinity

5 Lily-Belle Grove OundleAllegretto Attwood

6 Macharia Mwangi BedfordMexican March Cullen Trinity

7 Darina Bartolic BedfordFreudich Proksch Trinity

The Whiteman Cup will be awarded for the best performance in Classes M33 - M35.

11:00 M33 PIANO SOLO, Grade IIIOwn Choice from the current Grade Lists

1 Molly Kerfoot SawtryClowns Kabalevsky ABRSM

2 Isla Baines TwywellRomanze W.A. Mozart ABRSM

3 Meredith Roberts OundleHound Dog Lieber & Stoller Trinity

4 Jacob Hawkins BedfordSquare Dance Tadman & Robins Trinity

5 Charlie Spencer SawtryL’elephant Saint-Saens, arr. Heumann ABRSM

6 Chloe Knox BedfordSad Song Johnson Trinity

11:30 M34 PIANO SOLO, Grade IVOwn Choice from the current Grade Lists

1 Isabelle Farlow BedfordToccatina Kabalevsky Trinity

2 Eleanor Maryniak SawtryBow-Chicka-Wow-Wow Ben Crosland ABRSM

3 Bibiana Krall AlwaltonThe Happy Farmer Robert Schumann AMRSM

The Prabhu Singh Memorial Prize will be awarded for the best performance in Classes M40 - M42

11:30 M40 PIANO DUET, 10 years & under Own Choice (3 minutes)

1 Tom Hawkins & Jacob Hawkins BedfordA little more Latin Cornick

2 Isla & Rosie Baines TwywellTango (Habanera) Kurt Weill Heugel & Cie

12: 15 M42 PIANO DUET, 15 years & under OwnChoice (4minutes)

1 Murray Galbraith & Charlie Spencer SawtryCan’t stop the beat David Blackwell Oxford

FRIDAY, MARCH 31ST


Gascoigne Recital Room

1:30 M35 PIANO SOLO, Grade V Own Choice from the current Grade Lists

1 Devon Banghard BedfordDedicatorna Gravados Trinity

2 Violet Farrell BarnackWaltz in A CM von Weber ABRSM

1:50 M36 PIANO SOLO, 12 years & under OwnChoice (4minutes)

1 Tom Lavis BedfordSong without Words Mendelssohn

2 Tilly Macmichael BedfordGymnopepie Satie Trinity

3 Maia Lavis BedfordPetites Litanies Grovlez Trinity

The Lady Brassey Prize will be awarded for the best performance in Classes M37 and M38.

2:15 M37 PIANO SOLO, 15 years & under Own Choice (6 minutes)

1 Charlotte Aldred BedfordCastles in the Air Hill

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FRIDAY, MARCH 31ST


10:00 D1 VERSE SPEAKING, Years 1 & underPartypiece-Reciteanypoemornurseryrhymeor “The Christening” A A Milne

1 Diya Patel Oundle2 Faith Jackson Malcolm Sargent Primary3 Aakhash Ranjith Hampton Hargate

10:15 D2 VERSE SPEAKING, Year 2 “UsingyourImagination” GervasePhinnor “Upside Down” Aileen Fisher

1 Macy Ellis Malcolm Sargent Primary2 Marianne Munford Malcolm Sargent Primary3 Bobbie Cook Malcolm Sargent Primary4 Johana Cork Oundle5 Elliot Holbird Malcolm Sargent Primary6 Amelia Sismore Malcolm Sargent Primary7 Millie Scholes Malcolm Sargent Primary8 Annika Eberle Glapthorn Primary9 Oliver Williams Malcolm Sargent Primary

10 Emmy Fairburn Malcolm Sargent Primary

10:45 D40 PREPARED READING, Years 1 and 2 (1.5minutes) “TheOstrichofPuddingLane”,JeremyStrong (Conkers)

1 Naomi Bould Polebrook2 Finlay Coulthard Kings Cliffe3 Malaika Atkins Market Harborough4 Scarlett Bullock Weldon5 Johana Cork Oundle

11:10 D10 VERSE SPEAKING, Key Stage 2 Own Choice of poem for more than one voice (3 minutes

1 Brooke Priory Girls OakhamHomework, Oh Homework Jack Prelutsky

2 Netra Ranjith & Adithya Pillai Hampton HargateWind on the Hill A.A.Milne

3 Brooke Priory Boys OakhamHomework, Oh Homework Jack Prelutsky

11:25 D19 DUOLOGUE, Key Stage 2 Ownchoicefromapublishedplayornovel. (5minutes)

1 Eloise Snape & Olivia Sutton Brooke Priory Splash Craig Hawes Musicline Publications

2:30 M41 PIANO DUET, 12 years & under OwnChoice (4minutes)

1 Charlotte Aldred & Tom Lavis BedfordDaisy Bell Dacre

2 Molly Kerfoot & Olivia Sykes SawtryBoogie Baby Stephen Duro Oxford

3 Eleanor Maryniak and Molly Kerfoot SawtryCafe Tango Fiona Macardle Oxford

4 Tilly Macmichael & Maia Lavis BedfordCanon in D Pachelbell

3:00 M86 WOODWIND SOLO, 12 years & under OwnChoice (4minutes)1 Freya Stephens-Dunn - Flute Bedford

Giga from Sonata in F Major Handel Carl Fischer

3:10 M88 WOODWIND SOLO, 18 years & under Young Musician of the Year Qualifying Class (see page 6) ( 8 minutes )

1 Lydia Cochrane - FluteHypnosis Ian Clarke Ian Clarke

2 Lydia Cochrane - Alto SaxophoneSchwartzer Tanzer Piazzolla Saxtet PublicationsTango No.3 Nigel Wood Editions Henry Lemoine

3:35 M38 PIANO SOLO, 18 years & under Young Musician of the Year Qualifying Class (see page 6)(8minutes)

1 Cerys Jones BedfordNocturne Op 9 No 1 Chopin

2 Isaac Bankart BedfordTake the ‘A’ Train Strayhorn

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FESTIVAL CONCERTSaturday April 1st

7.00pm ST. PETER’S CHURCHfeaturing


and other selected performers

TICKETS £6, child £2

Oundle International Festival Box Office, 4 New Street, Oundle, PE8 4ED (01832 274734)

online at www.oundlefestival.org.uk

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FRIDAY, MARCH 31ST


1:30 D3 VERSE SPEAKING, Year 3 ““WindyNights” RLStevensonor “Colouring In” Jan Dean

1 Misaki Macdougall Oundle Primary 2 Edward Waugh Weldon 3 Charlotte Hall Oundle Primary 4 Evan Miles Brooke Primary 5 Rory Bredin Oundle Primary 6 Bethany Clark Brigstock Latham’s 7 Isabella Howser Oundle Primary 8 Felix Fletcher Brooke Primary 9 Evie Sage Oundle Primary

10 Tanish Patel Oundle 11 Lexie Suter-Hobson Oundle Primary 12 Billy Burrows Malcolm Sargent Primary 13 Isabella King Oundle Primary

2:20 D41 PREPARED READING, Year 3 (1.5minutes)“NothingbutfuninNoisyVillage”,AstridLindgren(Oxford)

1 Ted Clark Oundle Primary2 Grace Miller Oundle Primary3 Kerenza Treverton Oundle Primary4 Christopher Wong Oundle Primary

5 Sofija Tulum Weldon6 Ruby-Rose Berridge Oundle Primary7 Martha Perkins Oundle Primary8 Daniel Saunders Oundle Primary9 Sophie Tansley Oundle Primary

10 Thomas Bulfin Weldon11 Annabel Raper Oundle Primary12 Rory Bredin Oundle Primary13 Ruby Raison Oundle Primary14 Ella Ruffley Oundle Primary15 Hazel Grove Oundle Primary16 Joe Richards Oundle Primary

3:20 D43 PREPARED READING, Year 5 (1.5minutes)“Carrie’sWar”,NinaBawden(Puffin)

1 Amy Cole Oundle Primary2 Abby Van Farowe Oundle Primary3 Grace Frampton Oundle Primary4 Jack Cox Weldon5 Olivia Carroll Oundle Primary6 Edward Lemmon Oundle Primary7 Niamh Copas Oundle Primary8 Millie Tadman Glapthorn Primary9 Byron Wills-Fox Oundle Primary

10 Polly Anson Oundle Primary11 Tilly Stephen-Smith Glapthorn Primary12 Ruby Deegan Oundle Primary13 Isi Monk Oundle Primary14 Alexander Wong Oundle Primary15 Tyler Coombes Oundle Primary16 Alice Brabbs Weldon17 Angus Lee Oundle Primary

11:35 D4B VERSE SPEAKING, Year 4 “RapupmyLunch” AFusekPetersor“Visitor” GervasePhinn

1 Lilah Orozco-Mellado Titchmarsh Primary2 Oliver Walls Oundle Primary3 Myyah-Beau Goodwin Titchmarsh Primary4 Rufus Liverman Weldon5 Lewis Elliott Titchmarsh Primary6 Rose Starsmore-Young Oundle Primary7 Bronte Cooper Titchmarsh Primary8 Erin Bulfin Weldon9 Lily Peretin Titchmarsh Primary

10 Charles Gregory Oundle Primary11 Fraser Love Titchmarsh Primary12 Zak Mole Weldon13 Ben Bennet Malcolm Sargent Primary14 Jeanie Lee-Clark Oundle Primary15 Harvey Reid Malcolm Sargent Primary16 Theo Coulthard Kings Cliffe Endowed17 Oral Drewery Malcolm Sargent Primary18 Jacyln Morton Oundle Primary

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All set poems are contained in the following anthologies

I like this Poem (Puffin) The Works 3, chosen by Paul Cookson (Macmillan) Puffin Quartet of Poets (Puffin) When we were very young (Puffin)

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FRIDAY, MARCH 31ST

Evening Session JONATHAN OWENQueen Victoria Hall

6:00 D65 VERSE SPEAKING from Memory OwnChoiceexcludingD67poems (3minutes)

1 Nicky Jakeways OundleThe Last Words of my English Grandmother William Carlos Williams

2 Richard Barter SappertonIdylls of the King Tennyson

3 Mara Musciano BedstoneThe Toys Coventry Patmore

6:15 D66 HUMOUROUS VERSE from Memory Own Choice (3 minutes)

1 Andrew Spurrell OundleThe Pig Anon

2 Mara Musciano BedstoneIn Memoriam Technician Thomas Hood Penguin

3 Nicky Jakeways OundleJim Hilaire Belloc

6:35 D67 READING A POEM from a set list1 Diana Awdry Ashton

The March Bee Edmund Blunden

2 Jeremy Firth OundleChasing the World John Rice

3 Andrew Spurrell OundleWelsh Incident Robert Graves

4 Nicky Jakeways OundleThe Belfry Laurence Binyon

5 Mara Musciano BedstoneWelsh Incident Robert Graves

7:05 D76 DUOLOGUE Anyscenefromapublishedplay. (6minutes)

1 Philippa & Phillip Money OundleTwelfth Night William Shakespeare Arden

7:15 D64 BIBLE READING from King James Version. ~ Norah Ball CupCompetitorsshouldintroducetheirpassage. (3minutes)

1 Jeremy Firth OundlePsalm 139 vv1-18, 23-24

2 Mara Musciano BedstoneJohn Ch 10

3 Stephen Webster OundleI Kings Ch 18

4 Diana Awdry Ashton1 Samuel Ch 16 v1-13

5 Richard Barter SappertonRevelations Ch6 v1-11

Salisbury Cup will be presented for the best performance in classes D65 to D67

7:40 D68 READING A POEM at Sight Competitorswillbegivenafewsecondstoscanthetext.

1 Mara Musciano Bedstone2 Andrew Spurrell Oundle3 Diana Awdry Ashton

7:55 D73 SOLO ACTING ~ Daniel CupAnyspeechorscenefromapublishedplay. (4minutes)

1 Phillip Money OundleThe Caretaker Harold Pinter Methuen

2 Richard Barter SappertonLuther John Osborne

8:15 D61 PROSE READING AnyextractfromtheworksofCharlesDickens (5minutes)

1 Nicky Jakeways OundleDavid Copperfield Charles Dickens

2 Stephen Webster OundleGreat Expectations Charles Dickens Penguin

3 Mara Musciano BedstoneDavid Copperfield Charles Dickens

4 Richard Barter SappertonNicholas Nickleby Charles Dickens

8:35 D62 PROSE READING AT SIGHTCompetitorswillbegivenafewsecondstoscanthetext.

1 Diana Awdry Ashton2 Jeremy Firth Oundle3 Mara Musciano Bedstone

8:50 D63 PROSE READING for two or more voicesOwn Choice from the works of Lewis Carroll. (6minutes)

1 Nicky Jakeways & Gwen Radcliffe OundleAlice Through the Looking Glass Lewis Caroll

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Irene Grant-Jones won the soprano prize at the Llangollen International Eisteddfod whilst a school pupil in North Wales. Studies continued at the Royal Academy of Music under Flora Nielsen where she won the Parepa Rosa prize.

Irene’s work covers opera, oratorio, solo recitals and musical theatre. Most recent performances include the Messiah, Carmina Burana, Bach Cantata 51 and operatic arias from Carmen, La Boheme, Madame Butterfly, Russalka, Gianni

Schicchi, Cavalleria Rusticana, La Traviata and Lucia di Lammermoor, as well as many of the show songs from musicals. She has been a soloist at the Bedford Proms in the Park. Her performances of the Strauss ‘Four Last Songs’ in her own translation have been received to much acclaim.

Irene is currently writing a book on voice production and teaching, and enjoys leading vocal and choral workshops where her master classes have been hugely successful.

Her CD ‘Handle With Care’ of popular songs and piano music, has raised over £15,000 for children’s charities. She has QTS status, a degree in drama, dance and English cultural studies and is an adjudicator with The British and International Federation of Festivals. Irene wrote the text for ‘The Human Race’, an oratorio by Tim Grant-Jones, her husband.

Born the daughter of a Hampshire farmer, Ibby Mallett started to play the piano at the age of 5, working through the grades, as well as doing solo, duet and trio classes at festivals. She went on to the Royal Academy of Music where she studied piano, singing and accompaniment.Ibby has sung with lutenist Robert Spencer, early music specialists Peter Holman and Andrew Parrot, and has performed with the group Gothic voices. Her piano work has included recording sessions with Vladimir Ashkenazy and Itzhak Perlman.

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SATURDAY, APRIL 1ST

Morning Session IRENE GRANT-JONES

Gascoigne Recital RoomOfficial Accompanist ~ Ibby Mallett

10:50 V52 OPERATIC SOLO any voice (7minutes)An aria (with or without recitative) sung in the original language or English

1 Mara Musciano BedstoneMoro, ma prima in grazia Verdi Ricordi

2 Katie Marshall UppinghamLascia ch’io pianga Handel ABRSM

3 Anna Maria Muñoz SheltonVoi che sapete W.A.Mozart Alfred Publishing Co.Inc

4 Annabelle Pepper DerbyO Mio Fernando! Donizetti Hal Leonard

11:30 V53 ORATORIO SOLO any voice (7minutes)An aria (with or without recitative) from an Oratorio or other Sacred work

1 Michael Cunliffe-Lister BarnackHonour and Arms G F Handel musopen.org

2 Annabelle Pepper DerbyErbarme dich mein Gott Bach Hal Leonard

3 Anna Maria Muñoz SheltonBut who may abide G F Handel OUP

4 Katie Marshall UppinghamHow Beautiful Are The Feet Handel Musicnotes.Inc

12:10 V54 LIEDER SOLO Own Choice (6 minutes )

1 Jenny Allum PeterboroughWer hat dies Liedlein erdacht? Mahler International Music Company

2 Katie Marshall UppinghamStändchen Schubert Boosey & Co

3 Michael Cunliffe-Lister BarnackWie Melodien ziet es mir Johannes Brahms Score on line

4 Mara Musciano BarnackGing heut Morgen ubern Feld Mahler

5 Annabelle Pepper DerbyVerborgenheit Wolf Schirmer

6 Millie Eve TitchmarshMaria Wiegenlied Max Reger Boosey and Hawkes

The Majorie McAdam Cup will be presented for the most artistic Vocal Solo in classes V51 to V54.

10:00 V51 BRITISH ART SONG Composed from 1900 onwards (4minutes)

1 Katie Marshall UppinghamSleep Ivor Gurney Boosey & Hawkes

2 Annabelle Pepper DerbySea Slumber Song Elgar Novello

3 John Mullen PeterboroughIn Summertime on Bredon Graham Peel Chappell & Co Ltd

4 Mara Musciano BedstoneSevern Meadows Gurney OUP

5 Michael Cunliffe-Lister BarnackIs my team ploughing George Butterworth musopen.org

6 Anna Maria Muñoz SheltonNow Sleeps the Crimson Petal R.Quilter Boosey & Hawkes

7 Jenny Allum PeterboroughSleep Ivor Gurney Boosey & Hawkes

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SATURDAY, APRIL 1ST


Gascoigne Recital RoomOfficial Accompanist ~ Ibby Mallett

The Miller Trophy will be presented for the best performance in classes V61 to V68.

2:00 V61 SOLO SONGOwnchoiceofasonginanylanguage,exceptEnglishorGerman(4minutes)

1 Katie Marshall Uppingham Se tu m’ami Pergolesi Ricordi

2 Annabelle Pepper DerbyLes temps de lilas Chausson Hal Leonard

3 Mara Musciano BedstoneApres un Reve Fauré I.M.P.

4 Anna Maria Muñoz SheltonLe Secret G Fauré Hal Leonard

2:25 V66 VETERAN’S SOLO OwnChoice (4minutes)

1 Joyce Mason BourneMy Garden Joyce Mason Joyce Mason

2 Robert Cooper KibworthShe’s like the swallow arr Craig Cassils Roberton

2:40 V68 VOCAL DUETOwn Choice (5 minutes)

1 Diana Awdry & Mara Musciano Letter Duet from The Marriage of Figaro Mozart Boosey and Hawkes

2 Katie Marshall & Lewis Mobbs Somewhere Leonard Bernstein Boosey and Hawkes

3:00 V56 FOLK SONG with or without accompaniment ~ Meg Bates CupOwn Choice (3 minutes)

1 John Mullen PeterboroughSalley Gardens Arr Britten Boosey & Hawkes

2 Robert Cooper KibworthOver the hills and far away Anon

3 Elizabeth Mullen PeterboroughShenandoah Jay Althouse Alfred Music

3:20 V64 MUSIC HALL SONG OwnChoice,Simplecostumeoptional (4minutes)

1 Mara Musciano BedstoneWaiting at the Church Henry E. Pether Faber

3:30 V62 EXTEND YOUR REPERTOIREAnArtSongbyanAmericancomposer (4minutes)

1 Robert Cooper KibworthAt the river Aaron Copland Boosey & Hawkes

2 John Mullen PeterboroughA Green Lowland of Pianos Samuel Barber G Schirmer Inc

3 Mara Musciano BedstoneThe Divine Image Virgil Thomson Southern Music Pub. Co.

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3:50 V63 SOLO FROM MUSICAL OR OPERETTA OwnChoice,excludingGilbert&Sullivan,foranyvoice(5minutes)

1 Annabelle Pepper DerbyYour Daddy’s Son Ahrens/Flaherty Hal Leonard

2 Millie Eve TitchmarshSomeone Like You Bricusse & Wildhorn Cherry Lane Music

3 Robert Cooper KibworthSerenade , “Student Prince” Sigmund Romberg Cherry Lane Music

4 Katie Marshall UppinghamYou’ll Never Walk Alone Richard Rodgers Hal Leonard

5 Mara Musciano BedstoneI can give you the starlight Ivor Novello Chappell

6 Michael Cunliffe-Lister BarnackReviewing the situation Lionel Bart Lakeview Music

4:40 V65 DRAWING ROOM BALLAD, VICTORIAN/EDWARDIAN OwnChoice (4minutes)

1 Mara Musciano BedstoneThink on me Lady John Scott Patersons Publ. Ltd.

2 Robert Cooper KibworthVale Kennedy Russell Cramer

4:55 V66 SACRED SONG OwnChoice (4minutes)

1 Anna Maria Muñoz SheltonAve Maria C Gounod & J S Bach W Sobieska

2 Annabelle Pepper DerbyNobody Knows the trouble I’ve Seen Traditional Slave Song Hal Leonard

3 Robert Cooper KibworthWhat songs were sung John Jacob Niles Schirmer

4 Katie Marshall UppinghamAve Maria C Gounod & J S Bach

Ward Hunt Cup no competition Organ Solo M207

Salsbury Cup no competition Handbells M212

Marjorie McAdam Cup Kirsten Barr Peterborough Vocal Solo V52-56

Miller Trophy Margaret Wainwright Bourne Music Hall Song V57

Oundle G & S Cup Andrew Spurrell Oundle Gilbert & Sullivan Solo V58

Meg Bates Cup Robert Cooper Kibworth Folk Song V60

Lady Lilford Shield Simply IV Peterborough Barbershop Quartet V70

Classic Harmony Shield Rhapsody UK Peterborough Barbershop Chorus V71

Lady Proby Memorial Cup Peterborough Sings! Chamber Choir Part Songs SATB V72

Lady Violet Brassey Cup Peterborough Voices Part Songs for Women V73

Ray Sharpe Cup Peterborough Male Voice Choir Part Songs for Men V74

Oundle Youth Club Cup Peterborough Youth Choir Youth Choirs 18 & under V75

Sir Richard Proby Cup Peterborough Voices Show Songs V76

Cotterstock Male Voice Cup Peterborough Male Voice Choir Sacred Music V77

Lady Ethel Wickham Cup no competition

Lady Culme Seymour Cup The Songbirds Kettering Community Choirs V78

Weekley & Warkton Rosebowl The Songbirds Kettering Most Artistic Choral Performance

* Senior Music Competitions 2016*

Donated by: Stu Pots - 36 Market Place, Oundle (01832 275414)

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SATURDAY, APRIL 1ST

Afternoon Session IRENE GRANT-JONES

St. Peter’s ChurchOfficial Accompanist ~ Ibby Mallett

2:00 V71 BARBERSHOP CHORUS ~ Classic Harmony ShieldOwn Choice of a varied programme (12 minutes)

1 Singchronicity PeterboroughUnder the Boardwalk Resnick & Young arr GentryLet it be Lennon & McCartney arr Norma AndersonI dreamed a dream Kretzmer & Schonberg arr June Dale

2:20 V70 BARBERSHOP QUARTET ~ Lady Lilford ShieldOwn Choice (6 minutes)

1 Time After Time SheffordOnce Upon A Time Adams & Strouse SPEBSQSACabaret Ebb & Kander Barbershop Harmony Society

2 4fit RoystonAt Last Gordon & Warren Nancy B Music(Why Did I Tell You I Was Going To) Shanghai Hilliard &Delugg Nancy B Music

3 Central Locking LoddingtonAll dressed up with a broken heart Patrick, Reese & Val Edward B.Marks Music Co.I didn’t want to fall Hicks & Liles Barbershop Harmony Society

2:50 V77 SACRED MUSIC ~ Cotterstock Male Voice Choir CupOwnchoiceofoneortwoitems (8minutes)

1 Peterborough Male Voice Choir PeterboroughSub tuum praesidium Giovanni Paestrina CPDLWhen the saints Trad. arr. Denys Hood Roberton

2 Ocho LountNunc Dimittis Gustav Holst Hal LeonardAve Verum Philip Stopford Hal Leonard

3 Peterborough Voices PeterboroughI lift my eyes Bob Chilcott OUPLaudate dominum Carolyn Pirtle Earthsongs

4 The Songbirds KetteringAve Maria JS Bach, Arr. by Russell RobinsonTrouble Sally Albrecht Alfred Music

3:55 V76 SHOW SONGS ~ Sir Richard Proby CupTwocontrastingsongs,notmedleys,fromaMusicalShoworShows.(8minutes)

1 The Lunchtime Club PeterboroughSeasons of Love Jonathan LarsonStars Boubil & Schönberg

2 Peterborough Male Voice Choir PeterboroughBui doi Schönberg & Boublil, arr. MPJ MPJThere is nothing like a dame Rodgers & Hammerstein, arr. Stickle Hal Leonard

3 The Melody Choir KetteringThis is the moment arr. Teena Chinn Shapiro, Bernstein & CoFeeling Good Rifkin, Lebo & Mancina Walt Disney

4 Peterborough Voices Peterborough Wishing you were somehow here again Lloyd-Webber & Hart arr. Jones MPJThe Trolley Song Martin & Blane arr.Jones MPJ

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SATURDAY,APRIL 1ST

Morning Session ADRIAN GOSS

St. Peter’s Church

10.00 V72 PART SONGS SATB ~ Lady Proby Memorial CupOwn Choice programme of contrasting styles and moods (12 minutes )

1 The Melody Choir KetteringWhen I fall in love arr. Kirby Shaw Chappell & CoWhen you believe Jackson & HoustonIn the name of music Alan Billinglsey Concord Music Ltd

2 Ocho LountBlackbird / I Will Jonathan Rathbone Edition PetersYih’yu L’ratzon Stanley Hoffman Ione PressRaindrops Hannah Schneider Anna Østergaard

10:40 V73 PART SONGS for Women’s Voices ~ Lady Violet Brassey CupOwn Choice programme of contrasting styles and moods (12 minutes)

1 Peterborough Voices PeterboroughConfitemini Domino A. Costini CPDLThe Singing Place Jon Szymko EarthsongsSummer Storm Jaret Choolun JC

2 The Songbirds KetteringThe Rose arr. Kirby Shaw Warmer-Tamerlane Publ.Adiemus Karl Jenkins

11.20 V69 VOCAL OR MADRIGAL ENSEMBLE ~ Lady Lilford ShieldOwn Choice of a varied programme (6 minutes)

1 Ocho LountLux Aeterna Elgar Novello & Co LtdIl Est Bel et Bon Pierre Passereau Hal Leonard

2 Triple Shot RoystonThe Parting Glass Traditional The Wailin’ JennysLean On Me Bill Withers musicnotes.com

11:40 V78 COMMUNITY CHOIRS ~ Lady Culme Seymour CupAnyvoices.OwnChoiceoftwocontrastingsongs (6minutes)

1 Chater Community Choir South LuffenhamHallelujah Leonard Cohen Hal LeonardFor The Beauty of the Earth John Rutter Oxford

2 The Songbirds KetteringWhat is this feeling Schwartz Laudamus Te Vivaldi, arr. Farnell Alfred Music Publ.

12:15 V74 PART SONGS for Men’s Voices ~ Ray Sharpe CupOwn Choice programme of contrasting styles and moods (12 minutes)

1 Northampton Male Voice Choir NorthamptonBenedictus arr Karl JenkinsWherever You Are arr Paul MealorMy Luve is like a Red, Red Rose words by Burns arr. Hugh S RobertonLet There Be Peace On Earth Jackson-Miller arr.Jack Haig

2 Peterborough Male Voice Choir PeterboroughLondonderry Air Trad. arr. Matthew Jones MPJInnocent’s Song Russell Pascoe RPDana dana Lajos Bárdos Universal

The Weekley & Warkton Choral Society Rosebowl will be presented following V76 for the most artistic choral item of the day.

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Creating Safer Festivals for EveryoneThe Federation and its member Festivals use the following policies and procedures to

create Safer Festivals for everyone:

1. A single, definitive Child Protection Policy adopted by all Federation Festivals.

2. One or more designated Festival Safeguarding Officers (FSO) appointed for each Federation Festival. Name: Gwen Radcliffe Phone: 01832 273191

3. Best practice advice in the form of Safe Working Practice and Festival Child Protection leaflets, with support and training for all Festival staff and volunteers. Including clear reporting procedures for anyone with a concern about a child.

4. Appropriate recruitment and induction procedures for all new Festival staff and volunteers responsible for providing safe environments for everyone attending / performing at a Federation Festival.

5. All Festival staff and volunteers wear a badge to identify their roles and all teachers/parents/guardians /carers are asked to report all incidents of any nature to anyone wearing a badge. All reported incidents will be handled in accordance with the Safe Working Practice and Festival Child Protection best practice advice. In addition we will ensure the availability of a quiet area / room where concerns can be expressed in private.

6. For the duration of a Festival all teachers/parents/guardians/carers are responsible for the continuous care and supervision of their own children/pupils. If they are unable to attend personally, they must delegate their responsibilities to an identified adult and ensure that their children/pupils are aware of the identity and name of the person responsible for their care. This includes supervision throughout all Festival venues, performance, practice and changing areas that may be provided.

7. Please note that public toilets, the limited changing facilities and any practice rooms that may be available are not supervised by Festival stewards.

8. Care should be taken when crossing the road to move between Festival venues and facilities, which are spread round the centre of Oundle.

9. No unauthorised photography or video recording of children and young people is allowed at our Festivals. Where parents/guardians/carers do not wish photos to be taken at all, then the responsible adult attending should ensure that their child is not included in official photos.

10. Oundle Festival actively seeks to meet the special needs of participants notified to the Entry Secretary by parents, guardians or carers.

This should be done by contacting 01832 273191.

11. The Festival’s Child Protection Policy and approach to Creating Safer Festivals for everyone is published explicitly in our Syllabus, Programme and on our website.

By completing and signing the entry form all parents / guardians / carers and teachers of entrants under 18 confirm that they give (or have obtained) the necessary consents for the entrants to take part in the Festival. Without consent the entry to the Festival cannot be accepted.

Delivered in partnership with

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The British and International Federation of Festivals for Music, Dance and Speech work for amateur festivals everywhere to help create thousands of educational performance opportunities for children and young people each year.

The Federation, and our member Festivals, are committed to ensuring safe environments for children and young people and believe that it is always unacceptable for a child or young person to experience abuse of any kind. We recognise our responsibility to safeguard the welfare of all children and young people, by a commitment to recommend best practice which protects them.

This Policy applies to our Board of Trustees, paid staff, Adjudicator members, volunteers, students or any one working on behalf of the Federation and our member Festivals.We recognise that:

• the welfare of the child/young person is paramount• all children, regardless of age, disability, gender, racial heritage, religious belief, sexual orientation or identity, have the right to equal protection from all types of harm or abuse• working in partnership with children, young people, their parents, carers and other agencies is essential in promoting young people’s welfare.

The purpose of the policy:• to provide protection for the children and young people who participate in our festivals, including the children of festival members• to provide staff and volunteers with guidance on procedures they should adopt in the event that they suspect a child or young person may be experiencing, or be at risk of, harm

We will seek to safeguard children and young people by:• valuing them, listening to and respecting them• adopting child protection guidelines through procedures and safeworking practice for staff and volunteers• recruiting staff and volunteers safely, ensuring all necessary checks are made• sharing information about child protection and safeworking practice with children, parents, staff and volunteers• sharing information about concerns with agencies who need to know, and involving parents and children appropriately• providing effective management for staff and volunteers through supervision, support and training.

The Federation will review this policy each year in November in line with Safe Network guidance or sooner in light of any changes in legislation or guidance. All changes will be communicated to our member Festivals in time for the start of the new Festival year.

Oundle Festival of Music & Drama is affiliated to

The BRITISH and INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION of FESTIVALSof which

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Child Protection Policy

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2018 FestivalWednesday March 21st

to Saturday March 24th

100th Competitive Festival in Oundle

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AS A VOLUNTEERDuring the festival over 50 volunteers are needed

to keep it running smoothly.

Help with preparations for 2018 Festival.

We invite you to join our Gold Award winning team.To find out more please get in touch with

Gwen Radcliffe, 01832 273191 or [email protected]

AS A PATRONPatrons give a minimum of £12.50 per year (£20.00 per couple).

BenefitsFree pass to all Festival sessions

and a vote at the A.G.M.

For further information contact Andrew Spurrell, 01832 272298

AS A SPONSOR

Could you cover the cost of a session or a prize?

COME AND JOIN US!

All attending the Festival are reminded to take care of all personal property: handbags, musical instruments etc.

The Festival cannot be held responsible for any loss.

www.ofmd.org.ukRegistered Charity No 1013625

FESTIVAL CONCERTSaturday April 1st, 2017

7.00pm ST.PETER’S CHURCHfeaturing


Oundle Town Council Prize WinnersSelected Festival Performers

TICKETS £6, child £2from

Oundle International Festival Box Office, 4 New Street, Oundle, PE8 4ED (01832 274734)

and online at www.oundlefestival.org.uk

Donated by: Nene Valley Brewery - Unit 1, Oundle Wharf, Oundle (01832 272776)

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TICKETS ON SALE FROM APRIL:

Oundle Festival Office, 4 New Street, Oundle, PE8 4EA Tel:01832 274734

7-15 JULY 2017

9 days of outstanding entertainment

Including a lunchtime recital by Oundle’s Young Musician of

the Year 2016

Party at the Wharf

European Union Chamber Orchestra

Ronnie Scott’s All Stars

Ruisi Quartet

The Bach Walk

Rev. Richard Coles

Encore screening: Il trovatore

Outdoor Cinema

Illyria Outdoor Theatre

The Budapest CafE Orchestra

Oundle Open Gardens

Amateur Music Making weekend

Lunchtime Recitals

Teatime Concerts

Young Performers

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