Submitted by Path/Castlegar Branch of the BCRMTA
The Path/Castlegar Department of the B.C. Registered Audio Teachers’ Affiliation celebrated Canada Tunes 7 days with a recital on Nov. 28 featuring audio composed and arranged by Canadian composers. The contributors ranged in age from small children to grown ups, and showcased pianists, vocalists, and violinists.
The evening concluded with awards from the regional department to pupils who acquired the leading evaluation marks from in the previous 12 months. Also, a few pupils have been acknowledged for obtaining medals of excellence from Conservatory Canada.
The award winners are as follows:
The Helen Dahlstrom Functional Awards (discipline is piano except if pointed out otherwise) — Conservatory Canada: Amount 1 Modern day – Esmae Verigin Degree 2 Modern day – Madeline Ellis Amount 3 Modern day – Nova Ellis Stage 4 Modern day – Alexia Popoff Amount 5 Up to date – Somayeh Nicholls Degree 7 Up to date – Olivia Ovington Royal Conservatory: Amount 5 Voice – Julie Higgins Stage 7 Piano – Iris Hussey.
The Dora Tweeddale Principle Awards – Conservatory Canada: Idea 1 – Erica Sandland Principle 2 – Raine Medland Royal Conservatory: Degree 5 – Julie Higgins.
The subsequent pupils were being acknowledged for receiving Conservatory Canada Medals of Excellence for the best marks in B.C. for their practical piano tests: Esmae Verigin for Contemporary Idioms Stage 1, Madeline Ellis for Modern day Idioms Stage 2, and Nova Ellis for Modern day Idioms Degree 3.
The following learners successfully completed the 2022/23 Examination Periods (names appear in alphabetical purchase):
Royal Conservatory of New music Examinations
Realistic Benefits:
• Level 2 Voice: Honours – Alice Lund
• Stage 3 Voice: Honours – Emma Evans
• Amount 5 Voice: First Course Honours – Julie Higgins
• Level 7 Piano: To start with Course Honours – Iris Hussey
Theoretical Benefits:
• Level 5: To start with Course Honours with Distinction– Julie Higgins
Conservatory Canada Simple Success (Classical):
• Grade 1 Piano: Initially Class Honours with Difference – Nyla Ralph To start with Course Honours – Moss Jones, Isabella LePage, Charlene Maloff
• Grade 2 Piano: First Course Honours – Abigail Graham, Makayla Ralph
• Grade 3 Piano: Move – Luka Medland
• Quality 5 Piano: Move – Kydan Medland
• Grade 6 Piano: Pass – Raine Medland
Conservatory Canada Simple Success (Modern Idioms):
• Level 1 Piano: Very first Class Honours with Difference – Esmae Verigin
• Level 2 Piano: Initial Class Honours with Difference – Madeline Ellis Very first Course Honours – Ira Laurie-Pouliot
• Stage 3 Piano: To start with Class Honours with Distinction – Nova Ellis Initially Class Honours – Tia Nicholls
• Amount 4 Piano: Very first Course Honours – Alexia Popoff
• Stage 5 Piano: Initial Course Honours – Somayeh Nicholls, Erica Sandland Honours – Ethan McLachlan
• Degree 7 Piano: Very first Course Honours – Olivia Ovington
Conservatory Canada Theoretical Outcomes:
• Theory 1: First Class Honours with Difference – Erica Sandland Very first Class Honours – Kydan Medland, Somayeh Nicholls Honours – Ethan McLachlan
• Concept 2: 1st Class Honours – Raine Medland
• Concept 3: Honours – Olivia Ovington
Conservatory Canada and Royal Conservatory Medals:
• Conservatory Canada Medal of Excellence for Amount 1 – Piano Modern day Idioms: Esmae Verigin (greatest mark in B.C.)
• Conservatory Canada Medal of Excellence for Level 2 – Piano Modern Idioms: Madeline Ellis (best mark in B.C.)
• Conservatory Canada Medal of Excellence for Amount 3 – Piano Present-day Idioms: Nova Ellis (maximum mark in B.C.)