Tuesday, March 12, Marigold Cultural Centre - Musical Theatre, Jazz/Blues

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3 P a g e 2 Tuesday, March 12, Marigold Cultural Centre - Musical Theatre, Jazz/Blues 1:00 PM JAZZ/BLUES VOCAL SOLO (Uptempo) - Age 15 and under - 1. Savanna Scullion 3. Olivia Krzywonos 2. Jakob Terry 1:25 PM JAZZ/BLUES VOCAL SOLO (Uptempo) - Age 16 and over - 1. Lucas Rushton 3. Jay Mosher 2. Julia Deuville 1:50 PM JAZZ/BLUES VOCAL SOLO (Uptempo or Ballad) - Age 8 and under - 1. Sienna Lindsay-Pike 1:55 PM JAZZ/BLUES VOCAL SOLO (Uptempo or Ballad) - Age 10 and under - 1. Olivia Gouthro 1:55 PM JAZZ/BLUES VOCAL SOLO (Uptempo or Ballad) - Age 12 and under - 1. Ainsley MacPhee 2:10 PM JAZZ/BLUES VOCAL SOLO (Ballad) - Age 15 and under - 1. Kilah MacCoul 4. Jakob Terry 2. Molly Hiscock 5. Kate Vandermeulen 3. Sadie McCracken 6. Paige MacPhee 2:55 PM Break

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5 P a g e 4 Tuesday Afternoon Musical Theatre 3:05 PM JAZZ/BLUES VOCAL SOLO (Ballad) - Age 16 and over - 1. Sydney Tucker 5. Frankie Sylliboy 2. Cian McCarron 6. Claire Hartlen 3. Isabella Johnson 7. Zoe Morgan 4. Jay Mosher 8. Joey Blenkhorn 4:10 PM MUSICAL THEATRE TRIO - Multiple Ages - 1. Alex McDonah, Sarah McDonah & Olivia McDonah 4:20 PM MUSICAL THEATRE QUARTET - 15 Years & under - 1. Kilah MacCoul, Erin MacDonald, Cailean Clements & Ella Boudreau 4:20 PM MUSICAL THEATRE QUARTET - 16 Years & over - 1. Cian McCarron, Zachary Ellis, Claire Hartlen & Jay Mosher 4:20 PM MUSICAL THEATRE QUARTET - Multiple Ages - 1. Jillian MacKinnon, Delia MacKinnon, Emily MacKinnon & Natalie MacKinnon 5:00 PM Supper Break 6:30 PM MUSICAL THEATRE GROUP (Sixteen or More Performers) - Age 16 and over - 1. Cantabile Impact!

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7 For more about the Truro Music Festival visit our web site at: Join us on Facebook for the latest Festival news! P a g e 6 Tuesday Evening Musical Theatre 6:45 PM MUSICAL THEATRE SOLO - Age 15 and under - 1. William Austin 10. Marly MacEachern 2. Savanna Scullion 11. Kate Vandermeulen 3. Kilah MacCoul 12. Tia Augustine 4. Erin MacDonald 13. Ethen Neil 5. Ethan Gould 14. Macy Van Wart 6. Cailean Clements 15. Sarah MacInnis 7. Ella Boudreau 16. Jakob Terry 8. Sadie McCracken 17. William Maynard 9. Ava Benedict About the Festival The Truro Music Festival was started in 1922 by Professor Harry Wellard and his assistants Miss Margaret McLean and Miss Lois Richardson. Prof. Wellard was organist at several Truro churches, taught music at the Nova Scotia Provincial Normal College, and was supervisor of music in Colchester County schools. He was devoted to music in the community and was particularly interested in fostering its role in childhood education and development. His many achievements are honoured nearly a century later in the annual Truro Music Festival. In fact, the Truro Music Festival is the third oldest competitive music festival in Canada, an achievement for which the community can be justifiably proud.

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11 P a g e 10 Wednesday, March 13, Marigold Cultural Centre - Musical Theatre, Song & Dance, Recitations & Monologues 1:00 PM MUSICAL THEATRE DUET - Age 10 and under - 1. Lily Arthurs & Olivia Gouthro 1:00 PM MUSICAL THEATRE DUET - Age 12 and under - 1. Anna Terry & Sappho Thompson 2. Hayden Dunne & Thomas Morine 3. Emily Labonte & Ella Benoit 4. Molly Thompson & Sappho Thompson 1:40 PM MONOLOGUES - Age 16 and over - Own Choice 1. Jay Mosher 1:40 PM RECITATIONS - Age 16 and over - 1. Rachel Pring 1:40 PM RECITATIONS - Age 10 and under - Own Choice 1. Molly Thompson Thank you for being respectful of our class session protocol. Absolute silence during performances is required. To that end, we also ask that all electronic devices be muted. Please note that the viewing public may not enter or leave during a performance or adjudication. When the doors are open, you may do either. Thank you for providing our competitors with the best atmosphere and conditions possible.

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13 P a g e 12 Wednesday Afternoon Musical Theatre 2:00 PM MUSICAL THEATRE SOLO - Age 15 and under - 1. Sarah MacInnis 11. William Austin 2. Erin MacDonald 12. Sarah McDonah 3. Cailean Clements 13. Kate Vandermeulen 4. Hannah Kroesbergen 14. Jakob Terry 5. Ella Boudreau 15. Marly MacEachern 6. Sadie McCracken 16. Averi Winn 7. Carter Pyle 17. Jenna Sullivan 8. Ava Benedict 18. William Maynard 9. Tia Augustine 19. Macy Van Wart 10. Kilah MacCoul 5:10 PM Supper Break 6:45 PM MUSICAL THEATRE SOLO - Age 12 and under - 1. Natalie MacKinnon 7. Mason Eisner 2. Chiara Zwicker 8. Hannah MacCulloch 3. Emily Labonte 9. Anna Terry 4. Holly Grace 10. Sappho Thompson 5. Ainsley MacPhee 11. Ella Benoit 6. Olivia McDonah 8:45 PM MUSICAL THEATRE DUET - Age 15 and under - 1. Delia MacKinnon & Natalie MacKinnon 2. Ella Boudreau & Jakob Terry 3. Paige MacPhee & Marly MacEachern 4. Mason Eisner & Ethen Neil 5. Macy Van Wart & Sarah MacInnis

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15 P a g e 14 Thursday, March 14, Marigold Cultural Centre - Musical Theatre 1:30 PM MUSICAL THEATRE SOLO - Age 16 and over - 1. Sydney Tucker 7. Zachary Ellis 2. Maria Matheson 8. Jay Mosher 3. Cian McCarron 9. Olivia Grund 4. Julia Deuville 10. Claire Hartlen 5. Alex McDonah 11. Zoe Morgan 6. Rachel Pring 12. Joey Blenkhorn 3:30 PM Break 3:40 PM MUSICAL THEATRE DUET - Age 16 and over - 1. Jillian MacKinnon & Emily MacKinnon 2. Erin MacDonald & Sydney Tucker 3. Maria Matheson & Kate Vandermeulen 4. Cian McCarron & Jay Mosher 5. Cecelia White & Claire Hartlen 6. Julia Deuville & Olivia Krzywonos 7. Rachel Pring & Zoe Morgan 8. Kate Vandermeulen & Zachary Ellis 5:00 PM Supper Break 6:30 PM MUSICAL THEATRE ENSEMBLE (Five to Fifteen Performers) - Age 16 and over - 1. Ainsley MacPhee, Paige MacPhee, Marly MacEachern Delia MacKinnon, Emily MacKinnon, Jillian MacKinnon & Natalie MacKinnon

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17 P a g e 16 Thursday Evening Musical Theatre 6:45 PM MUSICAL THEATRE SOLO - Age 16 and over - 1. Rachel Pring 8. Sydney Tucker 2. Zachary Ellis 9. Maria Matheson 3. Jay Mosher 10. Lucas Rushton 4. Olivia Grund 11. Cian McCarron 5. Claire Hartlen 12. Cecelia White 6. Zoe Morgan 13. Julia Deuville 7. Joey Blenkhorn 14. Alex McDonah Friday, March 15, Marigold Cultural Centre - Musical Theatre, Song & Dance 1:00 PM FAMILY MUSICAL THEATRE - Non-competitive - 1. Gabrielle Grace & Holly Grace 1:00 PM MUSICAL THEATRE SOLO - Age 8 and under - 1. Lily Francis 2. Sienna Lindsay-Pike 1:20 PM MUSICAL THEATRE SOLO - Age 10 and under - 1. Gabrielle Grace 5. Meaghan McCurdy 2. Lily Arthurs 6. Molly Thompson 3. Laura Dunlap 7. Brookelynne Adshade 4. Olivia Gouthro 2:15 PM SONG AND DANCE - 16 Years & over - Own Choice 1. Jay Mosher 2. Zoe Morgan

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19 P a g e 18 Friday Afternoon Musical Theatre, Song & Dance 2:35 PM SONG AND DANCE - 15 Years & under - Own Choice 1. Paige MacPhee 2. Kate Vandermeulen 2:50 PM SONG AND DANCE DUET - 15 Years & under - 1. Anna Terry & Jakob Terry 2. Ainsley MacPhee & Paige MacPhee 3:15 PM Supper Break 3:25 PM MUSICAL THEATRE MASTER CLASS - 15 Years & under - 1. Cailean Clements 3. Averi Winn 2. Kate Vandermeulen 4:10 PM MUSICAL THEATRE MASTER CLASS - 16 Years and over - 1. Claire Hartlen

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21 Meet Your Adjudicator. Paula Rockwell Since returning to Nova Scotia, after completing her graduate studies at University of Toronto, Paula Rockwell has been steeped in musical projects, performances and music festivals in her home province, Canada and the United States. She teaches Applied Voice, Diction for Singers, Scene Studies and the Singing Actor at her alma mater Acadia University and has created productions for Acadia s Singing Theatre Ensemble. She has been featured on several recordings and coproduced her debut CD entitled Fleeting Melodies, a collection of 20th century art songs and arias. P a g e 20 Paula has taken on several operatic roles since graduating from University of Toronto working with the Canadian Opera Company, Toronto s Opera in Concert, Vancouver Opera, Tidal Opera, Orchestre Baroque de Montreal, Opera Nova Scotia and Maritime Concert Opera. She has performed with Symphony Nova Scotia, Chorus of Westerly, RI, North York Philharmonic, ON, Symphony New Brunswick, Peterborough Singers, ON, The Music Room Chamber Series in Halifax as well as for many fundraisers, including Music for Haiti, Women Only at Pier 21 and the annual Opera Nova Scotia s Opera Valentine. Paula is heard every summer giving masterclasses, vocal warm-up sessions and a recital in Lyman, New Hampshire at The Ogontz Choral Symposium. She adjudicates music festivals on the Provincial and National level and gives clinics/masterclasses on the topic of vocal pedagogy, interpretation and stage craft. Paula will be working on new projects including a recording of original works Unwrapped,

22 due for release in September 2018, and a one woman show entitled Letters from Home, based on letters from her great grandmother to her maternal grandmother (circa ). Recent projects include directing and creating Scenes from Street Scenes by Kurt Weill, an opera excerpt show entitled The B Boys of Opera and a musical theatre excerpt program entitled The Games People Play in Musicals: Chess & The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee and in 2016 directed Grease the musical for Acadia s Singing Theatre Ensemble. She was soloist with Acadia University s Choral production of Mozart s Coronation Mass and Beethoven s Choral Fantasy. She also was the vocal coach for Halifax Summer Opera Workshop productions of Bizet s Carmen and Mozart s Le Nozze di Figaro. She sang the alto solo in Beethoven s Ninth Symphony with Symphony New Brunswick in May 2014 and performed it again in Fredericton, NB in April She has performed with the Halifax based contemporary music group, Musikon at the Saint Mary s Art Gallery as well as a recent Garden Room Concert Series recital entitled Sing the Trumpet at Acadia University with trumpeter Curtis Dietz and collaborative pianist Jennifer King. This concert was performed again in September 2016 at the Indian Brook Concert Series in Cape Breton. In May 2016, Paula sang the mezzo-soprano solo in Verdi s Requiem with the Chorus of Westerly, RI with Maestro David Hill at the podium and in August, performed a recital in New London and Lyman, NH with American collaborative pianist, Geoffrey Wieting. In May 2017, Paula sang the lead role in Opera Nova Scotia s production of Gustav Holst s opera Savitri. This past April she was the director of the Canadian musical Pélagie, written by Allen Cole, which was performed at Acadia s Denton Auditorium and performed an Alumni Concert July 7 with collaborative pianist Jennifer King and David Parker, French horn, in the Garden Room at Acadia University. She has just finished performing the role of the Beggar Woman in Stephen Sondheim s Sweeney Todd with Side-By-Side Productions and The Wolfville Theatre Collective at the Al Whittle Theatre, Wolfville, NS.

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24 Truro Music Festival Board Executive: President: Kent Loughead Vice President: Susan Greaves Past President: Max Legere Secretary: Angela Dwyer Treasurer: Patrick Vandermeulen Venue Coordinators: Marigold Cultural Centre: Kent Loughead (Musical Theatre), Sonya Parks (Senior Piano) Cobequid Educational Centre: Cathy Boudreau (Bands) St. Andrews United: Mildred Fulton (Junior Piano) First United: Lisa Jennings (Voice), Chella Henderson (Choirs) Committees: Adjudicators Provincial Music Festival: Ann Legere Advertising Fundraising: Patrick Vandermeulen Music Librarian: Valerie Hoegg-Briand Scheduling School Liaison: Marie Braedley Publicity: Janet Shea Registrar: Lech Krzywonos Statistics & Awards: Alison MacLean, Colleen Armstrong-Shaw, Karen MacQuarrie Information Manager Program Design: René Wall At Large: Cathy Boudreau Join us for our Award Concerts: Musical Theatre April 7 th, 2:00 pm Marigold Cultural Centre Piano, Vocal, Choral, Instrumental, Band May 10 th, 7:00 pm Marigold Cultural Centre Admission: $5 per person; Children 12 and under admitted free