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SCHOLARSHIPS, CERTIFICATES,
TROPHIES AND MEDALLIONS
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THE MUSIC FESTIVAL SOCIETY GRATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGES THE GENEROUS DONATIONS OF
SCHOLARSHIP MONEY GIVEN TO US BY THE PATRONS OF THE FESTIVAL.
TO BECOME A PATRON,
PLEASE CONTACT THE PKMF OFFICE
250-493-8322 or by email pkmfoffice@gmail.com
REQUIREMENTS
All entries in competitive classes will be given an adjudication and a mark for each performance. Certificates will be awarded to competitors achieving first, second and third place standings in each class with a mark of 80 or over.
Competitors attaining a mark of 80% or over will be eligible for medallions, trophies and awards. However, only competitors who are 20 years of age or younger as of December 31st before the upcoming festival, and who meet
the specified scholarship requirements, will be eligible for major scholarships.
All entries in non-competitive classes will be given an adjudication only.
At the discretion of the Festival Committee, all Scholarships and Awards may not be awarded.
All Music and Speech & Dramatic Arts competitors MUST enter a minimum of two (2) classes to qualify for any award.
Sight Reading is required in order to qualify for major scholarships in Piano, Strings, Classical Guitar and Instrumental Classes.
Please read the Syllabus and Program carefully as award requirements may vary from year to year.
PKMF Tri-Discipline Scholarship
Application to be sent to Box 23041 Penticton BC V2A 8L7.
Applications must be received by March 1, of the current festival season
Attention: PKMF Scholarship Panel
Penticton Kiwanis Music, Dance and Speech Arts Festival would like to recognize a well rounded performer; demonstrated by registration in multiple disciplines. For any aged youth registered in Three (3) or more Solo Entry Disciplines of Penticton Kiwanis Music Festival. Any combination of registration in 3 disciplines of: Classical/Modern Dance, Stage Dance, Classical Voice, Musical Theatre, Pianoforte, Speech Arts, Strings, Woodwind, Brass or Guitar. (Classical Dance and Modern Dance qualify as one discipline).
Application must include:
- Name
- Address
- A list of confirmed entries (Discipline, Category/Title, comp #)
- A short essay of what involvement in the Performing Arts means to you (250 words or less)
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Winners of the Scholarship will be selected by a panel of board members and presented at the Highlights Concert.
Applications must be received by March 1, of the current festival year.
Eva and Hugh Cleland Scholarship -APPLICATION REQUIRED
All of the following requirements must be met by a CURRENT Penticton Kiwanis Music Festival participant in order to qualify for the Eva and Hugh Cleland Scholarship.
1. The participant must apply for the scholarship prior to the commencement of the Festival. In order to apply for this scholarship please submit a short history of your music background and details of how you qualify.
2. The participant is from the South Okanagan area (Summerland and South).
3. The participant intends to pursue a career in music teaching, coaching or performance.
4. The participant is a Grade 12 graduating student, or has completed Grade 12 but is not already enrolled in a post-secondary music program.
5. Within one year of the Festival, the participant must be enrolled in a recognized post-secondary educational institution such as a university or college majoring in music or a diploma course at a music conservatory.
6. The participant must be of a deserving caliber as determined by the Music Festival Board.
NOTE: If the winner does not meet the guidelines set out in #5, funds will not be dispersed for that year.
Applications must be received by March 3, of the current festival year. Funds will be paid directly to the educational institution upon receipt of confirmation of the winner’s enrollment.
Mail application to:
Penticton Kiwanis Music Festival
Box 23041
Penticton, BC V2A 8L7
MAJOR SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS
SCHOLARSHIP FOR PIANOFORTE (Note, this is now one scholarship only)
Candidates at Grade 8- Open, must enter the following categories:
Grade 8 and 9: Sight reading (mark not considered in Scholarship totals), JS Bach or Early Keyboard, Classical or Sonata or Multi-Movement Sonata, and TWO of the following: Romantic, Impressionistic, Twentieth & Twenty-First Century, Canadian Composers, Popular or Studies. (Updated September 2015)
Grade 10 and Diploma: Sight reading (mark not considered in Scholarship totals), JS Bach, Sonata or Multi-Movement Sonata, and TWO of the following: Romantic, Impressionistic, Twentieth & Twenty-First Century, Canadian Composers, Popular or Studies. (Updated September 2015)
SCHOLARSHIP FOR PIANOFORTE
Candidates at Grade 5- 8 level pianoforte must enter the following categories:
Sight Reading (mark not considered in Scholarship totals) JS Bach or Early Keyboard, Classical or Sonatina or Sonata or Multi-Movement Sonata, and ONE of the following: Romantic, Impressionistic, Twentieth & Twenty-First Century, Canadian Composers, Popular or Studies. (Updated September 2015)
SCHOLARSHIP FOR PIANOFORTE
Candidates at Grade I to IV level pianoforte must enter the following categories:
Sight Reading (mark not considered in Scholarship totals) Any THREE pianoforte selections from the category of solos listed in the Syllabus, excluding Untitled Study.
SCHOLARSHIP FOR VOICE - Junior
Candidates must be 14 years or under, and enter the following categories:
Art Song and any THREE selections from the Junior category of Vocal Solos.
SCHOLARSHIP FOR VOICE - Intermediate
Candidates must be 15 - 18 years and enter the following categories:
Art Song, and THREE selections from the Intermediate category of Vocal Solos.
SCHOLARSHIP FOR VOICE - Senior
Candidates must be 19 - 20 years, and enter the following categories:
Art Song, and THREE selections from the Senior category of Vocal Solos.
SCHOLARSHIP FOR MUSICAL THEATRE - Junior
Candidates must be 14 years or under, and enter the following categories:
THREE classes from Comedy, Ballad, Additional Repertoire, Production, Motion Picture Theme Song or Cabaret.
SCHOLARSHIP FOR MUSICAL THEATRE - Intermediate
Candidates must be 15 - 18 years, and enter the following categories:
THREE classes from Comedy, Ballad, Additional Repertoire, Production, Motion Picture Theme Song or Cabaret.
SCHOLARSHIP FOR MUSICAL THEATRE - Senior
Candidates must be 19 - 20 years, and enter the following categories:
THREE classes from Comedy, Ballad, Additional Repertoire, Production, Motion Picture Theme Song or Cabaret.
SCHOLARSHIP FOR INSTRUMENTAL - includes Strings, Woodwinds and Brass and Guitar
Candidates must be at a Grade 6 level or over and enter the following categories:
Sight Reading or Quick Study (mark not considered in scholarship totals), Sonata or Concerto with two contrasting movements (or matching the requirements in the RCM syllabus) and TWO selections from different periods, which must be chosen from the following classes: Renaissance, Baroque, Classical, Romantic, Twentieth & Twenty-First Century, Canadian Composers, Unaccompanied Bach, Untitled Etude or Untitled Study. NOTE: A competitor who chooses to enter an Untitled Etude as one of their selections must ensure that their second selection (no matter what class it is from--Romantic, Classical, etc.) is NOT a study.
SCHOLARSHIP FOR SPEECH AND DRAMATIC ARTS
Candidates must be 13 years or older and enter the following categories:
THREE selections from Poetry (all forms), Prose, Dramatic Scene, Public Speaking, Shakespeare Solo or a Concert Group.
SCHOLARSHIP FOR DANCE - CLASSICAL SECTION, MAJOR
Candidate 11 years and over must enter THREE of the following:
ONE Ballet (Demi-Pointe or Pointe), and TWO selections from Demi-Pointe, Pointe, Demi-character/ Character, Interpretive / Contemporary Ballet, Character-National.
RUNNER-UP SCHOLARSHIP FOR DANCE - CLASSICAL SECTION, MAJOR
Candidate 11 years and over must enter THREE of the following:
ONE Ballet (Demi-Pointe or Pointe), and TWO selections from Demi-Pointe, Pointe, Demi-character/ Character, Interpretive / Contemporary Ballet, Character-National.
SCHOLARSHIP FOR DANCE - CLASSICAL SECTION, MINOR
Candidate 11 years and over must enter TWO of the following:
ONE Ballet (Demi-Pointe or Pointe), and ONE selection from Demi-Pointe, Pointe, Demi-character/ Character, Interpretive / Contemporary Ballet, Character-National.
RUNNER-UP SCHOLARSHIP FOR DANCE - CLASSICAL SECTION, MINOR
Candidate 11 years and over must enter TWO of the following:
ONE Ballet (Demi-Pointe or Pointe), and ONE selection from Demi-Pointe, Pointe, Demi-character /Character, Interpretive / Contemporary Ballet, Character-National.
SCHOLARSHIP FOR DANCE - MODERN SECTION, MAJOR
Candidate 11 years and over must enter the following:
Modern, Modern Interpretive and Contemporary
RUNNER-UP SCHOLARSHIP FOR DANCE - MODERN SECTION, MAJOR
Candidate 11 years and over must enter the following:
Modern , Modern Interpretive and Contemporary
SCHOLARSHIP FOR DANCE - MODERN SECTION, MINOR
Candidate 11 years and over must enter the following:
Modern and Contemporary
RUNNER-UP SCHOLARSHIP FOR DANCE - MODERN SECTION, MINOR
Candidate 11 years and over must enter the following:
Modern and Contemporary
SCHOLARSHIP FOR DANCE - STAGE SECTION, MAJOR
Candidate 11 years and over must enter the following:
THREE selections from Theatrical Dance, Musical Theatre, Song and Dance, Lyrical, Jazz, Tap or Street Dance, ONE of which MUST be Jazz or Tap.
RUNNER-UP SCHOLARSHIP FOR DANCE - STAGE SECTION, MAJOR
Candidate 11 years and over must enter the following:
THREE selections from Theatrical Dance, Musical Theatre, Song and Dance, Lyrical, Jazz, Tap or Street Dance, ONE of which MUST be Jazz or Tap.
SCHOLARSHIP FOR DANCE - STAGE SECTION, MINOR
Candidate 11 years and over must enter the following:
TWO selections from Theatrical Dance, Musical Theatre, Song and Dance, Lyrical, Jazz, Tap or Street Dance, ONE of which MUST be Jazz or Tap.
RUNNER-UP SCHOLARSHIP FOR DANCE - STAGE SECTION, MINOR
Candidate 11 years and over must enter the following:
TWO selections from: Theatrical Dance, Music Theatre, Song and Dance, Lyrical, Jazz, Tap or Street Dance, ONE of which MUST be Jazz or Tap .
DALE CHARLES MEMORIAL BURSARY
Must enter Classical Dance in any solo category; Stage Dance in any solo category: Ballet and Modern Technique Classes and one of the Stage Dance Technique Classes.
MEDALLIONS, TROPHIES
Medallions will be awarded to the winners of various categories. Each discipline determines the procedure for the presentation of medallions. In Speech Arts medallions will be awarded to all students who achieve a mark of 90+. Dance is awarded by top mark in an adjudication session. These medallions become the permanent property of the recipients.
Trophies will be awarded to the participant with the highest mark in the stated categories, provided that the mark is 80% or greater. A competitor must enter at least three solo classes to be eligible for a solo trophy. Keeper trophies become permanent property of the recipients.
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The Board Members of Penticton Kiwanis Music, Dance and Speech Arts Festival would like to sincerely thank the various organizations, businesses and individuals that have so generously sponsored the trophies, shields, plaques, cups and bowls that are awarded at the Highlights Concerts each year. Many of these have come in memory and recognition of local individuals that have been passionate about the Performing Arts and we wish to continue to honour this as we have for the past 97 years. At this time the Festival Board has decided to start awarding smaller keeper trophies that will be engraved in accordance with the original trophy memory and inscription. In making this decision, we are extremely pleased that the original trophies, shields, plaques, cups and bowls will become part of the Penticton Museum Collection, ensuring that the heritage of our Festival remains.
Jeannette Palfrey, President, PKMF
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PIANOFORTE
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Mrs. R.A. Davidson Memorial Trophy
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Open Solo
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Triumph Trophy
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Solo, Diploma Level
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James Crossley Memorial Trophy
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Concert Group
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Vernon United Church Trophy
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Solo, Grade 9 and10
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Fraser Trophy
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Solo, Grade 5 to 8
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Edith Maude Pryce Trophy
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Adjudicator Choice, Grades 5 to 8
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Donna Marie Hauser Trophy
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Solo, Grade 1 to 4
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Helen Reeves Trophy (2)
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Duet or Quartet, Grade 9 and over
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Junior Ensemble Trophy
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Ensemble, Grades 1-4
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Intermediate Ensemble Trophy
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Ensemble, Grades 5-8
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DANCE
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Dr. Patrick Melton Memorial Trophy
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Classical Group
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Terpsichore Dance, Dale Charles Memorial Trophy
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Modern/Contemporary Group
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Osoyoos Home Hardware Trophy
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Stage Group
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Noonan Memorial Trophy
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Theatrical Dance
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WOODWIND AND BRASS
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Kelly Offer Trophy
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Woodwind/Brass, Solo, Grade 4 and up
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STRINGS/ INSTRUMENTAL
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Vernon Kinsmen Club Trophy
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String Solo, Grade 6 and up
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PKMF String Trophy
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String Solo, Grade 1 - 5
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Oliver Kiwanis Club Trophy
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String Ensemble
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Okanagan Valley Music Festival Trophy
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Instrumental Ensemble |
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MUSICAL THEATRE
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Soundstage Trophy
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Musical Theatre Solo
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PKMF Musical Theatre Trophy
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Duet or Group |
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CHOIR
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June Argyle Trophy
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Best Elementary School Choir
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SPEECH AND DRAMATIC ARTS
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Speech and Dramatic Arts Trophy
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Best Group or Duo
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Nina Grigor Trophy
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Poetry
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CLASSICAL VOICE
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PKMF Foreign Language Trophy
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Classical Voice Solo in a Foreign Language |
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PKMF Classical Voice Trophy
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Classical Voice Solo |
PKMF Awards:
Adjudicator's Choice:
Scholarship recipient selected by the adjudicator based on impressive performance, and not necessarily determined by marks.