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120607 | Record entries mean festival is a day longer | This is Cornwall
Spotted in The Cornishman Thursday 31 May 2012
Record entries mean festival is a day longer
WALL Music Festival celebrated its 25th year with a bumper number of entries
Due to the larger number of entries the festival started a day early, and finished six days later with a concert by the winning performers.
Results
Trophy for the best child singer, Emily Elwell-Deighton; best instrumentalist under 18, Noah Merrin; most points overall, Kerenza Hurr; most promising player under 18 in brass section, Lowenna Hurr; most outstanding woodwind/recorder player under 18, Jacob Perry; most promising string player under 18, Kerenza Hurr; most promising pianist, 18 and under, Harry Stallard; most outstanding adult singer, Albert Clemo.
Class winners: Vocal solo – ladies under 21, India Young; vocal solo, men under 21 – Trystan Bennett, Halsetown; vocal duet – adults, Claire Young and Anna Dundon; vocal solo – ladies, Joan Parton, St Ives; vocal solo – men, Albert Clemo, Truro.
Woodwind – open, Jacob Perry, Mount's Bay School; vocal solo – open, Victorian or Edwardian Songs 1837-1910, Sylvia Curnow, Penzance; vocal solo – open, sacred songs/oratorios, Paul Holmes, Redruth; vocal solo – open, light opera or musical, Paul Holmes; vocal solo, boys and girls (under 8), Evelyn Heather, Penryn; under 10, Saskia Beechy- Newman, Mount Hawke; under 12, Savannah Hall, Carnon Downs; under 14, Emily Elwell-Deighton, Falmouth; under 16, Kerenza Hurr, Angarrack.
Primary school choirs (for schools with fewer than 100 pupils), St Madderns; schools with more than 100 pupils, Mabe School; senior school choirs, Cape Cornwall.
Recorder solo, 10 and under, Patrick Lyne, Truro; 11 to 13, Kian Pellow, Mabe; group under 15, Mabe; electronic keyboard, Grade II and under, Emma Crisp, Stithians School; instrumental ensemble, Mylor Bridge School.
Vocal duet – adult and child, Kerenza and Karen Hurr, Angarrack; composition, 16 and under, Kerenza Hurr; vocal solo – sacred song, boys and girls under 16, Lowenna Wearne, Praze-an-Beeble; acoustic guitar, 13 and under, Ben Godwin, Stithians School; piano, Grade V/VI standard, Bennath Halse, Bude; piano, Grade VII/VIII standard, Harry Stallard, Newquay; recorder ensemble – open, Wheal Jane Players.
Piano, pre-grade, Matthew Lyne, Truro; piano duet, Grade I/II standard, Lowenna Hurr and Lucy Garraway, Hayle; piano, Grade I/II standard, Amelia Heather, Falmouth; piano, Grade III/IV standard, Noah Merrin, Newquay; choral speaking, under 12, Gwinear CP School; strings,Grade III/IV standard, Kerenza Hurr, Angarrack; strings, Grade V/VI standard, Eva Edgeworth; string ensemble, Hayle Strings, Hayle Community School; brass solo, pre-grade standard, Matthew Cook, Gwinear; brass solo, Grade I/II standard, Zoe Body, Gwinear; handbells, 12 and under, Stithians School; untuned percussion – open, Tobias Evans, Stithians School.
Vocal ensemble – no more than 20 voices, Voices 20; choirs – open, Stithians Ladies' Choir; woodwind, beginners, pre-grade, Isabel Cooper, Stithians School; woodwind ensemble, pre-grade, St Mary's RC Flutes, Penzance; woodwind intermediate, Grade III/IV standard, Joe Duke, St Ives; woodwind intermediate, Grade V/VI standard, India Taylor, Cape Cornwall; woodwind advanced, Grade VII/VIII standard, Abigail Wall, Cape Cornwall; woodwind elementary, Grade I/II standard, Daniel Tucker, Ludgvan School; woodwind ensemble, Grade I/II standard, St Ives Junior Flutes; woodwind ensemble – open, Sophie Weeks and Jake Perry, Penzance.
Brass – open, Kate Doran, Mount Hawke; brass solo, Grade III/IV standard, Oscar Wells, Stithians; brass solo, Grade V/VI standard, Kate Doran, Mount Hawke; brass, junior quartet, under 16 years, Oscar and Siri Wells, Joey and Matthew Cook; brass duet, 11 and under, Hannah Body and Harry Eddy, Gwinear; brass duet, 12 to 18 years, Louise Hurrell and Hannah Matthews, Hayle; brass duet – open, Lowenna and Karen Hurr, Angarrack; brass quartet – open, Duchy Tuba Quartet; brass ensemble – open, City of Truro Brass Ensemble.
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