Festival Awards 2011
( list subject to revision at any time)
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The Award List is subject to revision at any time.

2000

3M Canada Company

175

Abel - Sean Abel Memorial - Grade 3 Mini Band Event for Piping & Drumming
(1st $100; 2nd   $50; 3rd $25) donated by Rick and Sharon Abel

200

Anonymous - shared among Elementary Choirs who perform the first two verses
of O Canada with Any Voicing, sung in English and/or French

1,200

Arnsby - M.F. Arnsby Property Management Ltd.

500

Barrett - Frank K. Barrett Memorial

300

Barron - John and Lowell Barron - Choral

100

Belle Air Music Company

200

Berkshire Beavers Square Dance Club members

100

Bettger - Bill & Eva Bettger $100 Award for the Best Primary, Junior or Youth Church Choir
donated by Colborne Street United Church.

200

Bullock - John W. Bullock Memorial

400

Burroughs - Jan Burroughs Memorial Awards - Violin/Viola, Cello

100

Cleland - Bill & Charlotte Cleland - Junior Piano

100

Collier - Don & Helen Collier Memorial - Solo in Dance, Dixie or Jazz Band

400

England - Squadron Leader England , DFC (RAF) Memorial - Piano and Vocal

200

Farrow - Michael H. Farrow Memorial - Primary Choirs (Dr. Lynda E. Robbins)

150

Faulds - Dr. G. Emerson Faulds Memorial

100

Ford - Jean M. Ford and Family - Brass

200

Gartshore - Col. Wm. M. Gartshore Chapter IODE

100

Gysbers - Paula Gysbers - Junior Brass

100

Hanbidge - C.O. (Hank) Hanbidge Memorial (John & Dianne Hanbidge)

100

Hannay - Virginia Hannay, Kiwanis Club of Middlesex (London) member - Harp

300

Harrington - Neil Harrington (former Moonliters Orchestra)
- Heterogeneous (mixed) Ensembles

200

Harp Teachers of London - Harp
(Kathleen Gahagan; The Harp Nest/Dianne Broughton)

200

Harris - James A. Harris Memorial

1000

Hay - Jack and Barbara Hay Foundation Memorial

300

Hayman Construction

100

Hellmuth - Bishop Hellmuth Chapter IODE

100

Hermann - Harry and Renée Hermann - $50 for Piano and $50 for Woodwinds .

500

Hilton - Distinguished Past Lt. Gov. Rupert Hilton Memorial
from Ken Thomson, District Lt. Gov.

200

House - The House Family - Piano

200

Huron Flooring Ltd. - Strings and/or Voice

Tuition

Interprovincial Music Camp - Tuition Credits (1 Viola & 1 Percussion)

250

Nelson and Marguerite Johnson Memorial Award $250 - Piano

1000

Kellogg Canada Inc.

Tuition

Kincardine Summer Music Festival Any Program (Two $165 tuition credits)

300

Kingsmills Ltd.

 

Kiwanis Club of Forest City- London Memorials:

100

Alford - Eila Alford Memorial - Piano and Recorder

100

Cole - Aaron Cole Memorial - Saxophone

150

Greene - Pierson Greene Memorial

75

Ha - Charles Ha Memorial - Junior Piano

75

Jones - Robert T. Jones Memorial

375

Kelly - Harriet Kelly Award - Secondary School Participation Award

75

McBain - Edith and Millard McBain Memorial - Voice

350

McIlroy - W. Eric McIlroy Memorial - Piano

125

Novak - Harry Novak Memorial - Strings

100

Sleightholm - Gordon and Velena Sleightholm Memorial

100

Thompson - Stewart Thompson Memorial

100

White - Dick White Memorial - Voice

2000

Kiwanis Club of Forest City-London

1000

Kiwanis Club of Forest City- London - Rose Bowl Competition

800

Kiwanis Club of Middlesex ( London )

500

Kiwanis Club of Middlesex ( London ) to honour Les Carter

500

Kiwanis Club of Middlesex ( London ) “Goldie” Quantz Memorial - Cello

200

Kiwanis Club of Middlesex ( London ) Wil Rice Memorial - to purchase music for the Elementary  School Choir judged "most promising" by the adjudicator

100

Kiwanis Club of Middlesex ( London ) in memory of Mrs. William Corfield

500

Kiwanis Club of North London ( London ) - Best Body of work by a S.S. Band

500

Kiwanis Club of North London ( London ) - Best Body of work by a S.S. Choir

500

Kiwanis Club of North London ( London ) - Best Body of work by a S.S. Orchestra

400

Kiwanis Club of Thames Valley-Fanshawe

200

Kiwanis Club of Tillsonburg

14000

Kiwanis Music Festival of London Inc.

1000

Kiwanis Music Festival of London Inc. - W.G. "Goldie" & Dorothea Quantz Memorial

500

K.Y. Lo Inc. - $500 Award for piano to student who has entered the 2011 Kiwanis Music Festival of London AND the 2011 Canadian Music Competition AND wins their way and participates in the CMC Provincial Finals held in Toronto. It does not matter the age or the grade level of the piano student. The piano student can be any age and in any grade of music. The student needs to be an exceptional pianist, showing outstanding musicianship with much potential. If the adjudicators cannot choose one winner, this $500 can be divided between the top two candidates.

100

Ledgley Pianos Ltd. - 6 Years & Under, Piano

300

Leung - Stephanie Leung Memorial - $200 for Stephanie Leung Memorial Trophy winner
and an additional $100 award (Piano)

3700

Marshall - Lois Marshall Memorial Vocal Competition (Raymond Spencer Vacchino)

500

McDowell - Lansing McDowell Memorial (Royal Canadian College of Organists)

200

McIntosh - Betty & Don McIntosh

100

McKellar - Don McKellar (Elementary School Bands)

150

Miller - Marion Miller - Piano

100

Mitsis - Patricia Anas Mitsis - Piano

100

Morris - Robert J. “Bob” Morris Memorial - Grade 8 & Under Classical Piano

Tuition

National Music Camp of Canada (1 Junior Division $374.50 & 1 Senior Division $399.50)

200

Novak - Sylvia Novak Memorial - piano
(Ontario Registered Music Teachers’ Association London)

100

Ontario Alpha Zeta Master Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority - female vocalist, ages 12-15

600

Perkin - Denys M. Perkin Memorial - Female Vocal Solo - Untrained Voice
- $100 each class

600

Perkin - Denys M. Perkin Memorial - Male Vocal Solo - Untrained Voice
- $100 each class donated by Labatt Breweries Ltd. on behalf of Wayne Perkin

200

Police Boys Band Alumni Award - $200 to Martin Boundy Memorial Trophy winner

100

Police Boys Band Alumni Award - $100 to Finlay Carroll Memorial Trophy winner

100

Pulham - Frank Pulham Memorial (Renée deWit)

100

Schuessler - Karen Schuessler Singers - Mixed Voice Choir - Class 8505, S.A.B.

100

Scott - Jim and Bev Scott

175

Scott’s Highland Services Ltd. - Grade 5 Mini Band Event for Piping & Drumming
(1st $100; 2nd $50; 3rd $25)

175

Rev. Charles Scott - Grade 4 Mini Band Event for Piping & Drumming
(1st $100; 2nd  $50; 3rd $25)

125

Scott - Rebecca Higham Scott Memorial - (The Rev. Charles & Mary Scott)

500

Sells - Kathryn Sells Memorial - Piano (Women's Canadian Club)

300

Spencer - William Melville Spencer Chapter IODE - Junior Vocal Male, Junior Vocal Female

100

St. John - Sharie St. John - Junior Strings

300

Strachan - Elementary School Choir, Best Body of Work

50

Stuart - Gladys Stuart

300

Strachan - Brian & Carol Strachan - Body of Work for Elementary Choirs,
in three or more quality performances.

200

Tandberg - Irene Tandberg - four awards @ $50 for Junior & Senior Cello
and Junior & Senior Violin for “Unaccompanied Bach”

150

Trethewey - John V. Trethewey Memorial

100

Walker Painting - Brass (Trumpet)

150

Walters Music Centres - $75 Piano / &75 Guitar

200

Whatley - Zoe Whatley Memorial - Piano
(Ontario Registered Music Teachers’ Association London)

325

Wooster - Ken Wooster - Brass $125 & String Ensembles $200

400

Yanchus-Hibbard Studios - Piano

 

 

New Awards for Festival 2012
... $500 Award in recognition of Ross Strickland, from the Kiwanis Club of Middlesex (London)
... $100 Award for Violin from Dr. John and Mrs. Valerie Ley Dentistry Professional Corporation

The Award List is subject to revision at any time.

The Festival welcomes individual and corporate awards.
Please consider making room in your long term financial plans for future support of the music festival. Including The Kiwanis Music Festival of London Inc. in your will is a decision that will have a positive impact on generations to come - children and adults alike - who will continue to learn from and enjoy the challenge of the Kiwanis Music Festival.

If you would like to contribute to the Awards Fund,
please contact Paul Berthelet


Our object is not to gain a prize
or to defeat a rival
but to pace one another
on the road to excellence.

Sir Walford Davies