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Halifax, Nova ScotiaApril 26-28, 2017Mount Saint Vincent University

London, OntarioMay 4-5, 2017Western University

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It has long been our philosophy to create a fun environment with many musical learning opportunities. We hope you take time to benefit from the variety of experiences: featured performances, clinics, workshops, and listening to other participating groups. Enjoy the music, the beautiful surroundings, and take home lasting memories.

Halifax Adjudicators

London Adjudicators

Halifax Performance Schedule

London Performance Schedule

Halifax Clinics Schedule

London Clinics Schedule

Featured Evening Performances

Halifax Featured Performers

London Featured Performers

Long & McQuade Awards

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Halifax AdjudicatorsConcert Band/Orchestral/Chamber Ensemble

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Greg teaches in the Music Department at Mount Allison University, and is a former Music Director of the York Symphony Orchestra, University of Toronto

Wind Ensemble, and McMaster University Chamber Orchestra.

Greg BurtonJason is Associate Director of Bands and Orchestras at Arizona State University. From 2010-15 he was Assistant Professor of Instrumental Conducting at Memorial

University. In 2016 he conducted the National Youth Band of Canada.

Jason Caslor

Colin is a recipient of the Clifford Evans Award for Conducting, and is best known for his work with the award-winning Toronto Youth Wind Orchestra. He also serves as Music

Director of the Hamilton Philharmonic Youth Orchestra.

Colin ClarkeJonathan holds a Masters degree in Wind Orchestra Conducting and a Bachelor’s degree in Composition. His works have been performed by many Canadian university

ensembles. He is presently Artistic Director of Orchestre à Vents Non Identifié.

Jonathan Dagenais

Dylan is founder and artistic director of the Toronto Winds, and a program assistant of the Hannaford Youth Brass Program. As a trumpeter, Dylan was twize a prize-winner at

the National Music Festivals, and has been a featured soloist with numerous orchestras.

Dylan Rook MaddixLinda is a Western University grad, and has taught instrumental music for 32 years. She received an Award of Excellence with the Thames Valley District School Board, and the

Dennis Brown Lifetime Achievement Award (Jack Richardson Music Awards).

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Halifax Adjudicators Halifax AdjudicatorsInstrumental Jazz Concert/Chamber/Jazz Choir

Jim’s work can be heard on over 150 albums and soundtracks, and he is a popular featured artist at jazz festivals worldwide. Current projects include Riverside, the Oliver

Jones Trio, and the Jim Doxas Trio. He is a lecturer and teacher at McGill University.

Jim Doxas

Kevin is an Assistant Professor of Music Education at Western University, and serves as Artistic Director of the Western University Jazz Ensemble. A graduate of the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music and the Berklee College of Music, Kevin regularly serves as a music festival adjudicator and clinician.

Kevin Watson

Chris is Associate Director of Music at the Fountain School of Performing Arts, Dalhousie University. His quintet won the prestigious Prix de Jazz DuMaurier at the

1999 Montréal Jazz Festival, and he has performed with many Juno and ECMA-winning artists.

Chris MitchellScott is founder and Artistic Director of Canada’s Kokopelli Choir Association and TIME Association. Under his direction, Kokopelli was the winner of the 2015 CBC National

Competition for Canadian Amateur Choirs, and the 2015 and 2016 Canadian National Music Compeition.

Scott LeitheadKeslea is Artistic Director of Sirens, a women’s choir based in Charlottetown. Sirens won the Richard W. Cooke Award at the FCMF National Music Festival, placing first in

the Choral Ensemble class in 2015. Sirens also earned a 2015 Music PEI nomination for Achievement in Classical or Jazz.

Kelsea McLean

Music is the social act of communication among people, a gesture of friendship, the strongest there is.

Malcolm Arnold

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London Adjudicators

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Concert Band/Orchestra/Chamber Ensemble

Christine is a conductor and music educator, and directs the Holland College Welshmen Community Concert Band. She co-wrote the PEI Instrumental Music Curriculum and

piloted the Styles of Popular Music course. She is chair of the PEI Senior High Honors Band and has adjudicated at festivals across Canada.

Christine BlanchardRichard is a founding member of the TorQ Percussion Quartet. He holds two Masters degrees from the University of Toronto, and is an active adjudicator and clinician

with a specialization in improvisation. He has organized and performed in numerous events under the auspices of the Open Ears Festival.

Richard Burrows

Instrumental Jazz

Mark heads the Percussion Department at Humber College and is one of Canada’s most sought-after drummers. He has performed with many jazz luminaries, and his own band The Jazz Exiles has been nominated for a Juno Award. To date he has played on over 285 recordings, and has also been featured in Drums, ETC, Canadian Musician, and Modern Drummer magazines.

Mark Kelso

Don’t play the notes. Play the meaning of the notes.

Pablo Casals

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Halifax Performance Schedule Halifax Performance ScheduleWednesday, April 26Seton Stage, Seton Academic Centre

9:30 AM B400 Memorial High School Band, NS Steve MacInnis

10:00 AM B200 Queen Charlotte Int. Gr 9 Band, PEI Sylvia Andrew

10:30 AM B300 Charlottetown RHS Grade 10, PEI Mark Parsons

11:00 AM B100 Somerset Concert Band, PEI Claire Caseley Smith

11:30 AM B100 SIS Grade 7 Band, PEI Carrie MacLellan

1:00 PM B100 Northside Junior Band, NS Danielle LeVangie

1:30 PM B100 Birchwood Concert Band, PEI Brian Langille

2:00 PM B200 Englewood Wind Ensemble, PEI Sara Sorensen

2:30 PM B100 SIS Grade 8 Band, PEI Carrie MacLellan

3:00 PM B200 Montague Int. Gr 8/9 Band, PEI Jonathan MacInnis

3:30 PM B200 Northside Intermediate Band, NS Margaret Miles

4:00 PM B200 Hernewood Intermediate Band, PEI Andrea Ellis

4:30 PM B200 SIS Grade 9 Band, PEI Carrie MacLellan

5:00 PM B300 Eastern Shore DHS Concert Band, NS Allison Penwell

5:30 PM B100 Second Chances Beginner Band, NS Chris Ward

CONCERT BANDThursday, April 27MPR Stage, Rosaria Centre

9:00 AM B400 Carihi Senior Concert Band, BC Phil Cassidy

9:30 AM B300 Bishop Allem Academy Concert Band, ON Davide Garofalo

10:00 AM B300 L’Harmusique de l’ESN, NB Denis Ferron

10:30 AM B400 Bow Valley Senior Concert Band, AB Rob Billington

11:00 AM B200 Kennebecasis Concert Band, NS Kara Palmer

11:30 AM B300 Harmonie du Carrefour, NS Mallory Shemshadi

1:00 PM B200 Kinkora RHS Grade 9 Band, PEI Peter Wynne

1:30 PM B100 Les Mardis Matins, NS Jennifer Wyatt

CONCERT BAND

Thursday, April 27Seton Stage, Seton Academic Centre

9:00 AM B300 Havergal College Symphonic Band, ON Cissy Goodridge

9:30 AM B200 ME Callaghan Int. Grade 8/9 Band, PEI Rory O’Donnell

10:00 AM B300 Sir Robert Borden HS Band, ON R. Archibald/C. Lalande

10:30 AM B300 Horton Senior Concert Band, NS Kay Greene

11:00 AM B301 Richview Collegiate Sr. Orchestra, ON Catherine O’Brien

1:30 PM B100 South Queens MS Concert Band, NS Laura Wilson

2:30 PM B300 CEC Symphonic Band, NS John MacLeod

3:00 PM B300 Colonel Gray HS Grade 10 Band, PEI Roger Jabbour

3:30 PM B201 Havergal College Orchestra, ON Paul McCulloch

4:00 PM B300 Kinkora RHS Band 9-12, PEI Peter Wynne

5:00 PM B300 Second Chances Concert Band, NS Chris Ward

CONCERT BAND

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Performances Streamed OnlineDuring the Halifax festival, live streaming video is available from each of the venues at www.atlanticfestivals.com/live.

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Halifax Performance Schedule Halifax Performance Schedule

Thursday, April 27Full Gospel Church

10:00 AM C301 MRHS - Here Comes Treble, PEI Christie Beck

11:00 AM C301 Shore Vocalz, NS Melissa Hartery

12:30 PM C301 Montague RHS Choir, PEI Christie Beck

1:30 PM C201 Havergal Touring Choir, ON Lynn James

4:00 PM C501 Centre Wellington DHS Choir, ON Karen Hudson

CHORAL ENSEMBLES

Friday, April 28Seton Stage, Seton Academic Centre

9:00 AM B100 Rothesay Park School Band, NB Brenda Haughian

9:30 AM B200 Centre Wellington DHS Band, ON Brett Grivin

10:00 AM B300 Esther Blondin - Harmonie Sforzando, QC François-Olivier Fortin

10:30 AM B400 L’harmonie de l’école Mathieu-Martin, NB Denise Albert-Lanteigne

11:00 AM B100 Quispamsis MS Concert Band, NB Lorena Rattray

11:30 AM B100 Harry Miller Middle School, NB Brenda Haughian

12:00 PM B200 Harmonie de l’école le Mascaret, NB Monica Lang

1:30 PM B200 Central Kings Grade 9 Concert Band, NS Paul Hutten

2:00 PM B400 Colonel Gray HS Gr 11 & 12 Band, PEI Roger Jabbour

2:30 PM B200 Nickle School Band, AB David Jensen

3:00 PM B301 Fredericton HS String Ensemble, NB Alison Milne

CONCERT BAND

Thursday, April 27Vinnie’s Stage, Rosaria Centre

9:30 AM NC SIS Show Band 1, PEI Carrie MacLellan

10:00 AM A401 Esther Blondin Jazz Band 1, QC François-Olivier Fortin

10:30 AM A401 CEC Jazz Ensemble, NS John MacLeod

11:00 AM NC SIS Show Band 2, PEI Carrie MacLellan

11:30 AM A601 Bayview Community Jazz Ensemble, NS Gale Lohnes

1:30 PM A301 Horton Senior Jazz Band, NS Kay Greene

JAZZ ENSEMBLEFriday, April 28Vinnie’s Stage, Rosaria Centre

10:00 AM A301 Halifax All City Senior Jazz, NS Nathan Beeler

10:30 AM A301 Bow Valley HS Frida Jazz Big Band, AB Rob Billington

11:00 AM A301 Colonel Gray HS Jazz Band, PEI Roger Jabbour

11:30 AM A301 Fredericton HS Jazz Ensemble, NB Craig Woodcock

JAZZ ENSEMBLES

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London Performance ScheduleThursday, May 4Paul Davenport Stage

10:30 AM B300 ESP de la Salle Concert Band, ON Micheline Cuerrier-Legault

11:00 AM ESP de la Salle Concert Band, workshop

12:00 PM Instrument Specific Clinics (12:00 - 12:45 PM) Various Faculty

1:30 PM B400 St. Martin de Porres High School, AB Jim Kramer

2:00 PM St. Martin de Porress High School, workshop

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Friday, May 5Paul Davenport Stage

9:00 AM B300 The Lower Canada College Senior Concert Band, QC Scott Cheyne

9:30 AM The Lower Canada College Sr. Concert Band, workshop

10:00 AM B100 UCC Grade 7 Band, ON Paul McGarr

10:30 AM UCC Grade 7 Band, workshop

11:00 AM B200 King’s Concert Band, ON Kevin Norbury

11:30 AM King’s Concert Band, workshop **

11:30 AM B100 Sheridan Park Public School, ON Laura King

12:00 PM Sheridan Park Public School, workshop

12:15 PM Instrument Specific Clinics (12:15 - 1:00 PM) Various Faculty

1:30 PM A701 UCC Grade 7 Jazz Ensemble, ON Paul McGarr

2:00 PM UCC Grade 7 Jazz Ensemble, workshop

2:30 PM B300 Harmonie Intermédaire de la Cité-des-Jeunes, QC Evelyne Ridyard

3:00 PM Harmonie Int. de la Cité-des-Jeunes, workshop

Halifax Clinics ScheduleJunior Instrument ClinicsApril 26, 27, 2810:00 AM & 1:00 PM

Senior Instrument ClinicsApril 26, 27, 2811:00 AM & 2:00 PM

Choral Clinics with Scott Leithead

Full Gospel Church2256 Larry Uteck Blvd.

Thursday, April 27 2:00 PMFriday, April 28 9:30 AM & 1:30 PM

Choral clinics are 90 minutes

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Double ReedsWednesday 2:00 PMFriday 11:00 AM

StringsWednesday 2:00 PMFriday 2:00 PM

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London Clinics ScheduleInstrument Specific Clinics

May 412:00 - 12:45 PMDavenport Stage Davenport Stage

May 512:15 - 1:00 PM

** King’s Concert Band workshop will be held in the Warm-up room

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Featured Evening Performances

London

7:00 PM Toronto Winds Venue TBA

Thursday, May 4

Halifax

7:30 PM The Mingus Project Seton StageSeton Academic Centre

Tuesday, April 25

Thursday, April 27

7:30 PM The Boarding Party Seton StageSeton Academic Centre

Friday, April 28

7:30 PM The Mingus Project Seton StageSeton Academic Centre

Wednesday, April 26

7:30 PM Stadacona Band of the Royal Canadian Navy

Seton StageSeton Academic Centre

The difference between ordinary and extraordinary is practice.

Vladimir Horowitz

The music of Charles Mingus is filled with the roots of jazz and blues, complex rhythms and powerful melodies. Six of Atlantic Canada’s most in demand jazz musicians join together to pay tribute to ‘The Music of Charlie Mingus”. The group consists of Dave Staples (piano), Chris Mitchell (saxes), Paul Tynan

(trumpet), Danny Martin (trombone), Tom Roach (drums) and Tom Easley (bass). The Mingus Project was started 5 years ago and has been featured at The Halifax Jazz Festival and various concert series in NS. The group is excited to get together again this fall to pay homage to the music of Charles Mingus on the same week that he would have turned 95.

The Mingus ProjectCampbell Ryga is a 3-time Juno Award-winner, a Grammy nominee, and has twice received Western Canadian Music Awards for his jazz albums. He appeared on Michael Bublé’s recording Crazy Love, which won a Grammy in 2010. He has contributed to 72 jazz recordings, including four as band leader, tours

internationally, and has performed four week-long engagements at the famed Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club in SoHo, London. Campbell is a founding member of the internationally-acclaimed Hugh Fraser Quintet, an all-star award winning Canadian jazz ensemble. He also maintains a busy schedule as a clinician and adjudicator, and has sat on jury boards for the British Columbia Arts Council and the Canada Council for the Arts. In 2000, Campbell was named Canada’s Alto Saxophonist of the Year by Jazz Report Magazine. In 2010 he was inducted to the Envisions Jazz Festival Hall of Fame.

Campbell Ryga

Mr. Ryga performs Tuesday night with The Mingus Project and Wednesday night with the Stadacona Band of the Royal Canadian Navy.

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Boarding Party is a “Top 40” rock & roll offshoot of the Stadacona Band.

Featuring John Doe (vocals), John Doe (trumpet), John Doe (saxophone), John Doe (trombone), John Doe (keyboard), John Doe (electric guitar), John Doe (bass), and John Doe (drums).

Boarding PartyHalifax Featured Performers Halifax Featured PerformersStadacona Band of the Royal Canadian Navy

For over 70 years the Stadacona Band has been a mainstay in the Maritime military community. Since its inception the band has been based in Halifax, Nova Scotia and has worked tirelessly to promote esprit de corps and morale within the Canadian Forces. In addition to providing musical support to the Canadian Forces, the Stadacona Band

works with numerous charitable organizations to better many local communities on the east coast. The band is comprised of thirty-five professional musicians from across Canada. Whether performing on the parade square, welcoming Canadian or international naval vessels, or in a formal concert hall, the Stadacona Band is often referred to as “the finest band in the land.”

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London Featured Performers

The Toronto Winds are a professional level chamber wind ensemble comprised of Toronto’s leading wind and percussion players. The mission of this unique ensemble is to bring high-caliber chamber wind repertoire to audiences in Toronto and beyond, pushing the boundaries of traditional wind chamber music.

Since its inception, Canadian music has been central to the Toronto Wind’s programming. The Toronto Wind’s vison is to promote Canada’s innovative and creative composers to audiences not only locally, but nationally and internationally. The Toronto Winds are dedicated to their mission of inspiring young musicians through the joy of wind music.

Toronto Winds

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Awards are given at the discretion of the adjudicators. Any and all awards will be posted on the Festivals website (www.atlanticfestivals.com) once adjudications and award decisions are completed. Award announcements may be made at evening concerts if the information is available and time allows.

Outstanding Soloist AwardsLong & McQuade trophies and a Long & McQuade gift card in the amount of $100 will be awarded to students who play or sing an outstanding solo during their ensemble’s performance at the Festivals. To be eligible, students must be listed on the Soloists form supplied to the ensemble director.

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