40th Nechako Valley Festivalof thePerforming Arts 

April 13-17 & 20, 2018

Spring Gala Concert

Sunday April 22, 2018

Nechako Valley Secondary School, Integris Theatre& Vanderhoof Christian Fellowship

Vanderhoof, BC 

www.musicfestivalweb.com/nechako

www.facebook.com/NVmusicfestival

The Cynthia Davies Memorial Award This award is presented annually to an individual or group who significantly contributes to the performing fine arts in the Vanderhoof, Fort St James, Fort Fraser or Fraser Lake areas.

HISTORYCynthia Davies was a music and voice teacher who came to Vanderhoof from Ontario in 1959. She taught piano and voice lessons in Vanderhoof and Burns Lake and was instrumental in starting the annual Christmas Choir Concert, organizing musical productions by the Vanderhoof Theatre Group and helping establish the Burns Lake Music Festival.

Cynthia saw a need for a grand piano in Vanderhoof and actively raised funds until the objective was met. A special room was built at NVSS to house this community treasure.

When Cynthia left Vanderhoof in 1979, an award was established in her honor to recognize other members of the community who have contributed significantly to the fine arts.

Please view the award to see the many in our communities who have received this award.

Nechako Valley Festival of the Performing Arts:EXECUTIVE—2017/18

President Doris Durupt

Vice President Kristen Pelzer

Treasurer Jane Gray

Secretary Jolinka Alderliesten

Piano Chair Sarah Anderson & Erica Erasmus

Speech Arts Chair Kristen Pelzer

Publicity Jennifer Wiebe

Provincial Secretary Doris Durupt

Concert Organizer Jennifer Wiebe

VENUESNechako Valley Secondary School, Integris Theatre

&

Vanderhoof Christian Fellowship

The Nechako Valley Music / Speech Arts Association would like to thank the Vanderhoof Christian Fellowship and NVSS for the use of their facilities over the years during the festival. Without such support, it would be impossible to have a festival.

A special thank you to SD 91 for printing up our Syllabus and Program.

Also, a very special thank you goes to donors who responded to the request for financial assistance for the Festival over the years. It is through the generous contributions of individuals and businesses that so many people have a chance to participate in such an event.

 

Speech Arts April 13, 2018

Piano April 16-17, 2018

Spring Gala Concert April 22, 2018

Spring Gala Concert

Sunday April 22, 2018

2:30 pm

Integris Community Theatre

Don’t miss this exciting event featuring a variety of festival performances!

Free Admission

FESTIVAL ETIQUETTE

The Nechako Valley Festival of the Performing Arts is a small regional festival. We welcome participants of all ages and abilities, and we want you to have a fun and enjoyable experience!

You will generally experience a much more relaxed atmosphere at our festival than you might at larger festivals. For a relaxed and enjoyable experience for all participants, and as a courtesy to our performers and adjudicators, we request that a few simple practices be observed by everyone:

1. Please do not enter the auditorium while a performer is on stage, or while the adjudicator is speaking.

2. Quiet talking between performances is certainly permissible, but please refrain from speaking while a performer is on stage.

3. Do not take flash pictures of performers during a performance. Quiet operation of video cameras from the back is usually not a distraction.

4. Performers: you will want to present your best possible performance for the enjoyment of the audience and the adjudicator. To achieve this, we suggest the following:

Introduce yourself and your choice of selection (include the author or composer, as appropriate). Use a positive, upbeat style of speech to set the stage for our enjoyment of your performance.

Say thank-you to the audience for their appreciation of your performance by ending it with a simple bow.

Please wear appropriate attire for your performances; do not detract attention away from your performance with inappropriate dress.

Don’t chew gum while on stage!

5. Adjudicator decisions are final. Participants, parents, and teachers are not allowed to question the adjudicator about his or her decision.

6. If you are honored with an invitation to perform in the Festival Concert, please dress up! We plan the Festival Concert in the middle of a Sunday afternoon to accommodate younger performers and those that might have to travel distances, so we ask that you make your plans such that you can stay for the entire concert. This is a huge courtesy to the other performers.

7. Please turn your cell phones off.

RELAX, HAVE FUN, AND ENJOY YOUR FESTIVAL EXPERIENCE!WE HOPE YOU COME BACK AND PERFORM AGAIN FOR US.

Award CriteriaSpeech Arts

Best Overall Individual Speech Solo Award: will be selected by the adjudicator based on the highest mark given, and must have entered two Solo pieces and Sight-reading or Original Poetry. Must be Competitive.

Best Overall Ensemble Speech Arts Award: will be selected by the adjudicator based on the highest mark given in any Solo or Concert Group entry of more than two voices. Must be Competitive.

Teacher Thank-you!

The Music Festival Committee would like to say thank-you and acknowledge all of the music teachers in our

communities who enter their students in the Festival, and work so hard to ensure that the students are prepared and

enjoy the experience.

Piano Teachers

Swan Kiezebrink ~ VanderhoofJulia Wick ~ Vanderhoof

Lori Elder ~ Prince GeorgeAngela Alba ~ Prince GeorgeBrent Yoder ~ VanderhoofErica Byers ~ Vanderhoof

Emma Wiebe ~ Vanderhoof

Speech Teachers

Grace Arnot ~ Prince George

Adjudicator’s Choice Speech Arts Awards: will be selected by the adjudicator for Junior Speech (under 14), Intermediate Speech (under 18), and Senior Speech (under 28) based on the adjudicators’ preference and not necessarily on marks given. Must be Competitive.

Piano

Best Overall Piano Award: will be selected by the adjudicator based on the highest marks given in a Concert Group or two Solo entries in addition to having entered one of the following: Canadian Composer, Sight-Reading, Original Composition, Concerto, Ensemble, or Collaborative Class. Must be Competitive.

Best Overall Ensemble Award: Will be selected by the adjudicator based on the highest marks given in a single Ensemble Class (duet, trio, quartet, and ensemble) entry. Must be Competitive.

Adjudicator’s Choice Piano Award: will be selected by the adjudicator for Junior (RCM grade 4 and under), Intermediate (RCM grades 8 and under) and Senior (grades 10 and under) based on the adjudicators’ preference and not necessarily on marks given. Must be Competitive.

Nechako Valley Festival Bursary:

The Festival Committee may assist local talented performers financially to attend the BC Festival of the Performing Arts, as recommended by the adjudicators. An application form is not needed; we will approach you.

BC Provincial Festival Victoria, BCMay 29-June 2, 2018

Established in 1964, Performing Arts BC (formerly the BC Association of Performing Arts Festivals), is a not-for-profit charity which acts as the umbrella organization for 34 regional performing arts festivals throughout the

province. These festivals are as diverse in size and scope as the communities they represent. Over 32,000 young musicians, dancers and dramatic artists, ranging in age from 5 to 28, participate each year in one of these regional festivals. The festival setting gives them an opportunity to gain invaluable educational and performing experience. The Provincial Festival, also known as The Provincials, is the eagerly anticipated

pinnacle of BC's festival circuit. Hosted by a different regional festival each year, only the most promising young performers from each regional festival are recommended to the Provincial Festival where they compete and participate in adjudicated sessions, master classes, coaching, workshops and technique classes with some

of North America's finest adjudicators. Classes are offered at the Provincial level in Classical Voice, Musical Theatre, Piano, Strings, Woodwinds, Brass, Guitar, Chamber Music, Speech Arts, Ballet, Modern Dance and

Stage Dance. The very best performers in various music disciplines are then recommended to move on to the National Music Festival.

www.bcprovincials.com

NECHAKO VALLEY FESTIVAL OF THE PERFORMING ARTS

ADJUDICATORS – 2018

LEANNE REGEHR

PIANO ADJUDICATOR

Leanne Regehr is a versatile and sensitive pianist who has captivated increasingly diverse audiences across North America. She is the featured soloist in a live recording of Victor Davies' Mennonite Piano Concerto with the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra, and is

currently based in Edmonton where she serves on the faculties of the University of Alberta and The King’s University.

Leanne’s reputation in opera has grown through engagements as a répétiteur with Shreveport Opera, Mercury Opera, and Edmonton Opera. Her dedication to the

development of young singers has been shown through her work as a faculty member with Opera NUOVA, a staff pianist for Sherrill Milnes' VoicExperience Program in Florida, and as a Coaching Fellow at the Aspen Music Festival. She is widely recognized for her

intuitive ability to collaborate with other musicians across an extensive range of repertoire.

Leanne completed her Doctor of Music in Piano Performance at Northwestern University and explored further studies at the Banff School of Fine Arts, the Universitat Mozarteum in Salzburg and the Aspen Music Festival. She has enjoyed exploring the masterpieces of the choral repertoire during her fifteen seasons as accompanist with the Richard Eaton

Singers, and freelances as a soloist, vocal coach, recital partner, and adjudicator.

CAROLJOY GREEN

SPEECH ARTS ADJUDICATOR

Caroljoy Green has been teaching Speech Arts and Drama classes for many years, to students from pre-schoolers to teens and even Senior Citizens. She feels passionately about helping speech arts students be empowered to "shine!" She is the High School

Drama teacher at Cedars Christian School, in Prince George, BC, and worked with several elementary classrooms there to prepare pieces for the Prince George Speech Arts &

Drama Festival in 2017. She serves as a sought-after substitute teacher for grades K - 12, including music. She earned a BA in Philosophy, Cum Laude, from Wheaton College,

Wheaton, IL, and has completed her Grade 8 RCM exam, with honors.

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Friday, April 13, 2018__________________________________________________________________

Vanderhoof Christian Fellowship263 Vanderview Drive Vanderhoof, BC 

www.musicfestivalweb.com/nechakowww.facebook.com/NVmusicfestivalSpeech Arts ADJUDICATOR –CAROLJOY GREEN Friday, April 13, 2018 Vanderhoof Christian Fellowship Church

9:00 AM      SA001- Solo, My Favourite Poem - Under 14

Heidi Pelzer Little Things Carney Brooklyn Thiessen Snoring Fisher Annika Pelzer We're Racing, Racing Down the Walk McGinley Hadassah Thiessen Walking Glaubitz Nick Hilland Gerbil, Gerbil, On the Run Nesbitt Luther Pelzer Hello Muddah! Hello Faddah! Sherman and Busch

(A Letter from Camp) Dietrich Pelzer A Remarkable Adventure Prelutsky

Graham Yoder Homework Hoban

ADJUDICATION

9:45 AM      SA069- Duo, Poetry for Two Voices, Own Choice - Under 14  Annika Pelzer, Heidi Pelzer Here We Go Hoberman SA001- Solo, My Favourite Poem - Under 14

Clara Yoder Emily's Backpack Dawber

    SA005- Solo, Lyric Poetry - Under 14Breanna Challen Common Magic Wallace

    SA009- Solo, Narrative Poetry - Under 14Samuel Thiessen Shadow Bride J.R.R. Tolkien Piper Dougherty Ever After Happily Serraillier

    SA017- Solo, Humorous Poetry - Under 14Nick Hilland Be Glad Your Nose is on Your Face Prelutsky

     ADJUDICATION

10:30 AM      SA081- Choral Speaking -Elementary Classroom - Primary (K- grade 3)

Kindergarten Class Being Five LeeAlligator Pie Lee

SA082- Choral Speaking -Elementary Classroom - Elementary (grades 4 & 5)Mr. Gray's Grade 3/4 Class The Ants at the Olympics Digance

Mother Doesn't Want a Dog Viorst

    SA084- Choral Speaking, Own Choice, Large Group - Under 14Grade 3 & 4 Class Eat-It-All Elaine Starbird

The Library Huff

ADJUDICATION

11:15 AM      SA049- Solo, Dramatic Scene - Junior C

Nick Hilland Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Dahl & George Piper Dougherty Jake’s Gift Mackey Breanna Challen Our Town Wilder

     SA108- Reader’s Theatre - Junior B and CReaders' Theatre Group Gr.4-5 Peddler Paul and the Story Stealer Shepard

ADJUDICATION

1:15 PM      SA053- Solo, Shakespeare, Solo Scene - Junior C

Piper Dougherty A Midsummer Night’s Dream Act 1 Scene iShakespeare

    SA054- Solo, Shakespeare, Solo Scene - IntermediateJosiah Thiessen Julius Caesar - Brutus' Speech at Caesar's Funeral

Shakespeare

ADJUDICATION

1:45 PM     

SA029- Solo, Dramatic Prose - Under 14Nick Hilland The Twits Dahl Piper Dougherty The War That Saved My Life Bradley Sarah Thiessen Anne of Green Gables Montgomery

-Anne's Apology to Miss Barry

Breanna Challen Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen Sheldon

    SA030- Solo, Dramatic Prose - IntermediateNatalie Hirt Percy Jackson's Greek Heroes Riordan

ADJUDICATION2:30 PM      SA033- Solo, Bible Reading - Under 14

Clara Yoder Luke 15:11-32

    SA038- Solo, Story Reading - IntermediateNatalie Hirt My Sister, The Cooking Class Dropout Hirt Abigail Yoder Owl Moon Yolen

    SA116- Sight Reading - Under 14 Clara Yoder Adjudicator’s Choice

    SA117- Sight Reading - IntermediateAbigail Yoder Adjudicator’s Choice

ADJUDICATION

3:15 PM     SA002- Solo, My Favourite Poem - IntermediateNatalie Hirt Totally like whatever, you know? Mali Abigail Yoder The Naming of Cats Eliot

    SA006- Solo, Lyric Poetry - IntermediateClara Gill The Bridge Longfellow Natalie Hirt Horrible Song Hughes

SA070- Duo, Poetry for Two Voices, Own Choice - IntermediateAbigail Yoder, Clara Yoder Whirligig Beetles Fleischman

SA011- Solo, Narrative Poetry -SeniorEmma Wiebe To Forget Wiebe

    SA067- Solo, Original Poetry - SeniorEmma Wiebe She Made a Friend with Loneliness Wiebe

    

3:30 PM SA047- Solo, Public Speaking, Impromptu - Senior

Emma Wiebe Impromtu Wiebe

ADJUDICATION

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Monday, April 16, 2018To

Tuesday, April 17 2018__________________________________________________________________

Piano Session

Nechako Valley Secondary School

Integris Theatre Vanderhoof, BC 

www.musicfestivalweb.com/nechakowww.facebook.com/NVmusicfestivalPiano ADJUDICATOR – LEANNE REGEHR Monday, April 16, 2018 Nechako Valley Secondary School, Integris Theatre

9:00 AM     

P001- Piano Solo Beginner year oneAdalynn Plett Cinderella's Waltz Faber Daphne Lazaruk I Am the Princess Stevens Mya Hutt The Lion Sleeps Tonight Faber Luke Friesen Twinkle Variations C, D, and A Suzuki Kavita Dhillon Canoe Song Faber Emily Harvey Praise Him, Praise Him Faber

ADJUDICATION

9:30 AMP002- Piano Solo Preparatory A

Elisabeth Thompson O store Gud Alfred Annika Pelzer Italian Children's Song Faber Konnor Hutt Hedwig's Theme Faber Koral Arnold Russian Sailor Dance Traditional

ADJUDICATION

9:50 AM     P002- Piano Solo Preparatory A

Ava Voth Oh My Darling Clementine Unknown Jonathan Ruiter I Just Can't Wait to be King Faber Ezra Goulty The Queen's Royal Entrance Faber & Faber Brooklyn Hutt Mr. Brahms' Famous Lullaby Faber Muloki Arnold Dinosaur Stomp Faber and Faber

ADJUDICATION

10:15 AM     

P003- Piano Solo Preparatory BSophia Harvey Come Sail Away Faber Anya Dhillon Watermelon Man Hancock Luther Pelzer Island Calypso Alfred Josh (Zhuoxi) Wu Ode to Joy Beethoven Ryder Teichroeb It's A Mystery Bober Anessa Penner Colors of The Wind Faber Ocean Arnold Hallelujah Cohen

ADJUDICATION

11:00 AM     

P032- Concert Group, Preparatory AApril Seely Our Detective Agency Faber

Little Ghost's Recital Faber Madalyn Lazaruk Crazy for Lemons Stevens

The Rainbow Song Olson Olive Roberge French Fries, Ice Cream Stevens

Honky-Tonk Ride GoldstonA Happy Secret Olson

Reese Teichroeb Spring VivaldeSnake Charmer Faber

ADJUDICATION

11:45 AM     

P033- Concert Group, Preparatory BHadassah Thiessen Over the Rainbow Faber & Faber

Regal Dance Alfred

    P082- Canadian Composer Beginner through Preparatory BDavid Wiens Boogie Woogie Bear Crosby

ADJUDICATION

LUNCH

1:00 PM    

P015- Piano Solo, Classical Teen Solo, over 14, beginner to grade 4Lucas Lenartowicz Positively Swinging Norton Alaura Brooks Quiet Thoughts Arens

ADJUDICATION

1:15 PM     

P028- Piano Solo, Diverse Teen, over 14, beginner through grade 4Abigail Yoder Autumn Glow Mier Bryce Giesbrecht Give Us Clean Hands Hall & Cumberland Miranda Giesbrecht When I Fall In Love Young & Springer

ADJUDICATION

1:40 PM     

P004- Piano Solo, Classical Grade OneRuth Thompson Give My Regards to Broadway Cohan

    P005- Piano Solo, Classical Grade TwoGraham Yoder Menuetto 1 in C Major Mozart Matthew Lenartowicz Allegretto in C Major Neefe

    P006- Piano Solo, Classical Grade ThreeRegan Daniel Quiet Musings Norton Victoria Wiens Douce amie Bonis Alexandra Aebischer Clown Kabalevsky

ADJUDICATION

2:30 PM     

P017- Piano Solo, Diverse Grade OneRachel Lamprecht Brasilia Rossi Dietrich Pelzer Overture to the Barber of Seville Faber

    P018- Piano Solo, Diverse Grade TwoHeidi Aebischer Peter Piper Frank Mills Julian Lamprecht Eye Spy Lybeck-Robinson. Rebekah Aebischer Comedians Dance Kabalevsky Derek Penner Star Wars (Main Theme) Faber

ADJUDICATION

3:15 PM     

P047- Concert Group, Diverse Grade OneMadison Seely Hedwig's Theme Lew

The Pink Panther Faber Josiah Thiessen Bourree Bach

He's A Pirate Faber

    P048- Concert Group, Diverse Grade TwoDeziree Teichroeb The Silent Moon Telfer

Flamenco Fire Matz

ADJUDICATION

BREAK

6:00 PM     

P013- Piano Solo, Classical Grade TenCharis Schlamp Prelude and Fugue in B flat Major Bach Charis Schlamp Doctor Gradus ad Parnassum Debussy

ADJUDICATION

6:30 PM     

P086- Canadian Composer Solo. Grades Nine and TenCharis Schlamp Six Variations on "Land of the Silver Birch" Gallant

ADJUDICATION

7:00 PM     

P098- Sight-Reading Beginner through grade sixHadassah Thiessen Sarah Thiessen Josiah Thiessen

ADJUDICATION

7:30 PM     

P099- Sight-Reading Grades seven through 10Wendy Schultz Rena Daniel Rebekah Wiens

ADJUDICATION

8:15 PM     

P061- Exam Repertoire. Grades Seven and EightConnor Ebert Fantasia in D Minor Telemann

Sonatina in E Flat Major DussekMazurka in A Minor Chopin

ADJUDICATION

Tuesday, April 17, 2018 Nechako Valley Senior Secondary, Small Auditorium

9:00 AM     P091- Suzuki Piano - Twinkle Concert Group, mixed hands or same

Kyler Stephen Twinkle Variation A SuzukiTwinkle Twinkle Little Star Suzuki

P093- Suzuki Piano - RH Melody Concert GroupBrandon Davidson Twinkle, Twinkle Suzuki

Honey Bee Folk SongLightly Row Folk Song

Isabel Simoes Cuckoo German Folk SongLondon Bridge English Folk Song

ADJUDICATION

9:30 AMP095- Suzuki Book One Concert Group

Taylor Davidson Honey Bee Folk SongLightly Row Folk Song

André Roberge The Honeybee Folk SongMary Had a Little Lamb American Nursery Song

ADJUDICATION

9:45 AM     P096- Suzuki Book Two Solo

Rachel Lamprecht A Short Story Lichner Penelope Roberge Minuet in G Major Bach Julian Lamprecht The Happy Farmer Schumann

ADJUDICATION

10:00 AM     

P065- Duet/Trio. Beginner through Preparatory BEmily Bueckert and Amanda Bueckert This Little Light of Mine Ham & Ham Victoria Wiens and David Wiens Home on the Range Matz

    P066- Duet/Trio. Same grade or mixed, One through ThreeGraham Yoder andLuther Pelzer Triumphal March Prokofiev

ADJUDICATION

10:30 AM     P019- Piano Solo, Diverse Grade Three

Penelope Roberge Oceans Apart Crosland

    P020- Piano Solo, Diverse Grade FourReuben Daniel Chariots of Fire Vangelis Sarah Faith Gill Foggy Day Blues Springer

    P036- Concert Group, Grade ThreeSarah Thiessen Prelude in G Major Thompson

In a Gondola Thompson

ADJUDICATION

11:15 AM     P021- Piano Solo, Diverse Grade Five

Simon Wiebe Axel F Faltermeyer

    P023- Piano Solo, Diverse Grade SevenMaria Schmidt River Flows In You Yiruma

    P051- Concert Group, Diverse Grade FiveAlexis Seely Ave Maria Op 100 No.19 Burgmuller

Cruella de Vil Faber

ADJUDICATION

LUNCH

1:00 PM     P083- Canadian Composer Solo. Grades One through Three

Rachel Lamprecht Angel Fish Crosby Penelope Roberge Computer Chatter Donkin Julian Lamprecht Crazy Comics Donkin

ADJUDICATION

1:30 PM     P060- Exam Repertoire. Grades Four through Six

Karen Bancroft Fur Elise BeethovenAria in G Major TelemannArrietta Grieg

ADJUDICATION

2:10 PM     P042- Concert Group, Grade Nine

Rena Daniel Prelude in D Flat Major ChopinOver the Rainbow Arlen

ADJUDICATION

2:40 PMP011- Piano Solo, Classical Grade Eight

Rebekah Wiens Confession Schutt Rebekah Wiens Seven of Hearts Olson

ADJUDICATION

3:10 PM     P012- Piano Solo, Classical Grade Nine

Wendy Schultz The Wayside Inn Op 82,No.6 Schumann Wendy Schultz Sonata in D Major L.463, K.430 Scarlatti Emma Wiebe Song Without Words Mendelssohn

ADJUDICATION

Thanks to all of you that have been involved in one way or another with the

Nechako Valley Festival over the past 40 years. Without the love and passion for the

performing arts from you, we would not have as much to celebrate as we do today.

There are so many people to honor and thank that we couldn’t possibly try and list them all. Everyone who has volunteered in

Thanks to all of you that have been involved in one way or another with the

Nechako Valley Festival over the past 40 years. Without the love and passion for the

performing arts from you, we would not have as much to celebrate as we do today.

There are so many people to honor and thank that we couldn’t possibly try and list them all. Everyone who has volunteered in

NECHAKO VALLEY FESTIVAL of the PERFORMING ARTSThe Nechako Valley Festival of the Performing Arts is a small regional festival. This is the 40th Annual Festival and, sadly, is also the last Festival scheduled. It is appropriate to review the history of this Festival and acknowledge the many individuals who have faithfully worked to present this Festival every year. The first Nechako Valley Music Festival was held in spring 1978 and, as a novel event, must have presented many challenges to the organizers. To be successful, this event would have required the cooperation and contribution of a festival committee, local schools, churches, businesses, arts groups and numerous dedicated volunteers. In the early years of the Music Festival, competitors from Vanderhoof and neighbouring communities performed solos, small groups, choirs, and school bands. Students ranging from 1st year to 4th (or more) year entered in piano, strings, woodwinds and voice. There were even adults performing. The increasing popularity of these Performing Arts Festivals resulted in a Festival Concert being held in Ft. St. James as well as Vanderhoof. As the annual Festival presentations continued, the range of competitions expanded, particularly in the speech arts categories and included French as well as English content. The Syllabus became more exacting and competitors’ compliance was as important as the selection of material to be performed. It was important to include as many competitors and performers as possible and, while competition was the primary objective, those who preferred to enter non-competitively were also welcomed. As the Festival of the Performing Arts matured in early 2000’s, the range of competitions diminished and eventually band instrumental competitions, and then string, were no longer included. The focus of the Festival was increasingly on presentations by students of local music teachers. Performances were primarily speech, vocal and piano presentations. There now are fewer students willing to undertake concentrated study and practice of their artform to present publicly, and the work needed to arrange the Festival cannot continue in such a reduced format. However, the impact the Festival of Performing Arts has had on the participating communities cannot

Written by Randy Springer