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5 - 10 August 2019

Goondiwindi Community

Cultural Centre

Choral, Vocal, Instrumental, Piano,

Dance, Speech and Drama

Entries close Thursday 2 May 2019

www.gae.org.au

IMPORTANT DATES

2 May Entries Close

July Programs available

By 12 July All Instrumental & Choir Music and Speech & Drama material to be with the Secretary

By 12 July Contact Accompanists

By 12 July Return Engraved Perpetual Trophies to

Secretary PO Box 1018 Goondiwindi 4390

5-10 August Eisteddfod

10 August Selected Performers' Concert

Schedules:

Schedules and Entry Forms may be obtained from Goondiwindi Regional Civic Centre (100 Marshall Street), Goondiwindi State High School, Goondiwindi State Primary School, St. Mary's Primary School and the web

www.gae.org.au

Entries, together with correct entry fee/s, can be lodged in a sealed envelope in the boxes provided at any of the venues listed above;
mailed to Goondiwindi Apex Eisteddfod PO Box 1018 Goondiwindi Q 4390
Or entered online at Stardom.com.au
Entry fees may be paid by direct deposit to
Westpac Bank Account Goondiwindi Apex Eisteddfod BSB 034184 Account No 129268

Entry Fees :
Choirs, Groups or Bands (5 or more) $7.00 per entry
Open $6.00 per entryAll other sections under 18 yrs $5.00 per entry

PLEASE READ CAREFULLY TO NOTE NEW CHANGES

RULES AND CONDITIONS - FOR ALL SECTIONS

Entry Forms

All entries MUST be on an OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM and accompanied by the CORRECT FEES
Entry fees may be paid by direct deposit (see page 2 for banking details)
Please be careful to fill in the entry form CORRECTLY as the Committee CANNOT be held responsible for any errors or omissions on entry forms
Once the program is printed and distributed there can be no changes to entries eg change of divisions or sections
Extra entry forms may be photocopied
There is to be only ONE PERSON/GROUP per entry form
In duet sections, the name of BOTH performers MUST be nominated on the entry form. The words â€˜and partner' will not be accepted
Performers may enter in only one section in duets/duos and trios etc There can be no doubling up of entries
If you are 18 years of age or under, date of birth MUST be provided or entry will not be accepted

Age

The age of the performer shall be as at 1^st January 2019
Performers in an open section may be of any age

Material

Correctly labelled material (Instrumental, Piano, Vocal & Choir music, and Speech & Drama pieces) should be posted to The Secretary PO Box 1018 Goondiwindi by Friday 12^th July
Photocopies of Music, Poetry & Prose should be clearly labelled with:

PERFORMER'S NAME & NUMBER DIVISION NO SECTION NO
(in that order) written across the top of page (A4) size, with AMCOS form attached (See Copyright Laws)
Material that is not correctly labeled will not be accepted
All sections are Own Choice unless otherwise specified and must have appropriate AMCOS form attached
If the music has been changed in any way, the changes must be marked on the adjudicator's copy
No material may be performed in more than one section by the same performer
Elocutionary material is preferred typed but legible handwriting is acceptable

Time limit

3 minutes unless otherwise specified. An item may be shorter than the limit but must not exceed it
The adjudicator has the right to stop the performance if time limit is exceeded

Withdrawals

Performers should advise the Secretary if withdrawing from a section of competition before the start of the relevant session
There will be no refund of entry fee

Copyright Laws

Performers must perform from an officially published or original piece, or a licensed AMCOS copy accompanied by Form No. 1 (see AMCOS Documents - Page 7)
If using a photocopy, Form No. 2 (see AMCOS Documents - Page 7) must be attached
Photocopies (unless an authorised copy) submitted to the Committee will be destroyed after the Eisteddfod
If in doubt, please consult AMCOS' Music Copyright for Eisteddfods. For music, speech, drama & dance competitions. First edition 2006.
Photocopied accompaniments must be marked â€œAccompanist Copyâ€, and handed to the committee after the Eisteddfod
The Goondiwindi Apex Eisteddfod Committee is not responsible for any infringement of copyright or royalty by individual performers or those associated with the performances, who use copied material at their own risk
Original CDs etc may only be used if appropriate copyright approval has been sighted by the committee

Accompanist

Session accompanist is available for Instrumental, Vocal & Choral Sessions

Katherine Jensen 0746714449
Performers may use their own accompanist
Arrangements with accompanist must be made by 12 July and are the responsibility of the performer
Rehearsal with the accompanist is essential
Accompanists are not obliged to accept late submissions of music
If you are using ipod, iphone, ipad or computer for your backing, please speak with the back stage monitor half an hour before the start of the sessions
If you are using a CD, please provide your own CD player

Trophies

Perpetual trophies will be retained by the winner for a period of 11 months and then MUST BE RETURNED, professionally engraved, cleaned and in good condition to the Secretary PO Box 1018 Goondiwindi Q 4390 by the 12 July 2019

Performance

No pre-hearing will occur
No substitutions will be permitted in solo sections
Substitutions of one performer ONLY will be permitted in duets, trios or quartets
A performer may not perform more than once in the same section except when in groups of five or more
School uniforms are to be worn only for School Representation
Performers should appear in appropriate attire for the item being performed
Teachers are NOT PERMITTED to assist the performer except as an accompanist or a conductor or at the discretion of the Committee. Prompting is by the adjudicator only. There is to be no prompting or conducting by teachers or parents from the audience
Page turners are permitted
Accompaniment may be by any appropriate instrument, but the provision of alternative instruments is the sole responsibility of the performer. If alternate digital media is being used, please speak with the back stage monitor half an hour before the session begins
Parents and teachers are not permitted onto the stage once the performance has begun, unless as an accompanist or conductor.
A responsible adult, other than conductors and accompanists, must be provided by schools to supervise school aged children
Speech& Drama material, except for Scripture readings, must be memorized and performed without the aid of prompt sheets, palm cards, smart phones or hidden scripts in hand props

Adjudication

Prompting by teachers or parents will not be permitted in any section. Prompting is by the adjudicator only
Communication with the adjudicator by teachers, parents or performers during the competition is STRICTLY FORBIDDEN
The adjudicator may with-hold or divide prizes according to merit
The adjudicator's decision is final unless an error of identity occurs
Adjudicator's report sheets will be available to all performers from the Secretary's office at the end of each session

Powers of Committee

The Committee reserves the right to appoint a substitute adjudicator or accompanist should this become necessary
The Committee reserves the right to refuse any entry
The Committee reserves the right to amend or alter the programme or to combine the age groups if there are insufficient entries
The Committee reserves the right to change the date/venue if considered necessary
The Committee shall have full control of the program always

Protests

All protests must be delivered in writing to the committee before the commencement of the adjudication of the relevant section

Auditorium Rules

Flash cameras are NOT TO BE USED during performances. Please be aware of privacy issues. It is advisable to ask the permission of teachers and/or parents before filming
Mobile phones and pagers must be turned off or set to silent or vibrate
Members of the audience may not enter/exit auditorium during a performance when the venue doors are closed
Young children must be kept under control always or taken outside

Dance

Each performer must provide his/her own music on CD only, clearly marked
PERFORMERS NAME & NUMBER DIVISION NO SECTION NO
Dance starts on stage or off stage
CDs are to be handed to the sound operators as soon as you arrive at the Community Centre
Please collect CDs at the end of each relevant session
By entering the Goondiwindi Apex Eisteddfod, you agree to abide by the rules and conditions as outlined in the 2019 schedule
All competitors are required to register at the marshalling area at least 10 minutes before their section begins. If you are not in the marshalling area when you are due to perform, your name and performance will be withdrawn from the program
No routine is to be performed more than once
Due to lack of space, only officials, community volunteers, committee members and performers are permitted back stage or in the wings during performances.
Performers must dance as in the order in the program to avoid music selection confusion with the sound technician. Changes in order will not be accepted
Names, not numbers, will be announced at the introduction for the benefit of the sound technician
Time limit is 3 minutes. The performance may be less than the time limit but must not exceed it

Instrumental

Any other instrument - instrument MUST be specified on entry form and must be supplied by performer (except for percussion where a drum kit will be available)
In duet sections, the names of both performers MUST be nominated on the entry. The words â€˜and partner' will not be accepted. For trios and quartets school names or performance names will be accepted
At least one performer in the duet, trio or quartet must belong to the correct age group. The others may be younger
In Instrumental Ensembles, vocalist is allowed if indicated in the score and may be amplified
Instruments must be tuned prior to performance. Minor adjustments only will be permitted on stage
Lyrics and chords are not acceptable. Musical notation must be submitted

Speech and Drama

Elocutionary material is preferred typed but legible handwriting is accepted
Label material with PERFORMERS NAME & NO DIVISION NO SECTION NO
Speech and Drama pieces, except for Scripture Readings, must be memorized and performed without the aid of prompt sheets, palm cards, smart phones or hidden scripts in hand props

Vocal and Choral

The adjudicator recommends that performers select material that is age and lyrically appropriate and not technically beyond performer's ability
A choir may perform only once in a section but a sub section of the choir may perform in the same section
Backing tapes are permitted in all vocal sections but supporting vocals are not allowed. If a CD player is required, you must provide your own. An accompanist is preferred. If using digital media, please speak with back stage monitor half an hour before the beginning of the session
No amplification is to be used except in sections already mentioned (see Instrumental)
Microphones for vocal sections are not allowed
If changes have been made to music, please mark changes on adjudicator's copy
Copies of material for adjudicator must be sent to the secretary by Friday 12 July
Lyrics and chords are not acceptable. Musical notation must be submitted

Enquiries

Judy Dunlop 0412510949

Committee Members

Cathy Kneipp	President	0746712621
Judy Dunlop	Secretary	0412510949

Neridah Dunlop	Treasurer	0411102610
Louise Cowley	Diana Donaldson	David Jensen
Kathy Jensen	Julie Jessen	Sam Jessen
Lois Phillips	Michelle Sheridan	Fernanda Vega	Ina Winter

Adjudicators

Instrumental & Piano	Mercedes Porter
Vocal & Choral	Helen Little
Speech & Drama	Margaret Gallagher
Dance	Tina Sparks

SET PIECES 2019

Section 460 Verse Speaking Solo Prep

The Little Turtle
Vachel Lindsay

There was a little turtle.
He lived in a box.
He swam in a puddle.
He climbed on the rocks.

He snapped at a mosquito.
He snapped at a flea.
He snapped at a minnow.
He snapped at me.

He caught the mosquito.
He caught the flea.
He caught the minnow.
But he didn’t catch me.

Section 461 Verse Speaking Solo 5-6 years

Isn’t It Amazing
Max Fatchen

Now isn’t it amazing
That seeds grow into flowers,
That grubs become bright butterflies
And rainbows come from showers,
That busy bees make honey gold
And never spend time lazing,
That eggs turn into singing birds,
Now isn’t that amazing?

Section 462 Verse Speaking Solo 7-8 years

Next Door’s Cat
Valerie Bloom

Next door’s cat is by the pond,
Sitting, waiting for the fish,
Next door’s cat thinks Geraldine
Would make a tasty dish.

He’s had Twinkle and Rose Red,
He ate Alberta too,
And all we found were Junior’s bones
When that horrid cat was through.

Next door’s cat comes round at night,
Strikes when we’re in bed,
In the morning when we wake,
Another fish is dead.

Next door’s cat has seen the new fish,
He thinks that it’s a goner,
What a surprise he’s going to get,
When he finds it’s a piranha.

Section 463 Verse Speaking Solo 9-10 years

Murky Green
Peter Dixon

I’m just a classroom goldfish
and I live in murky green
(it’s the colour of my water
because I’m never cleaned).

I live on scrummy fish flakes
sprinkled from above
by lots of children’s fingers
who often pinch and shove.

I watch them at their lessons
through my goldfish glass
doing awful spellings
and other nasty tasks.

I watch them doing school tests and
I watch them pass and fail
and I see them getting homework
whilst I just chase my tail.

I hear them groan and grumble
do worksheets by the score
push along the felt pens
and other things that bore.

I feel quite sad and sorry
the world should be good fun
full of people’s giggles
full of sand and sun.

My days are soft and splashy
my nights are goldfish dreams
I call my home fantastic
and they call it murky green.

Section 464 Verse Speaking Solo 11-12 years

The Plant that Eats People
Kylie-Maree Weston-Scheuber

My parents just took me to see a show.
The kind that has music and costumes – you know.
The singing and acting were great, that I’ll grant,
But the star of the show was a man-eating plant!

The plant’s name was Audrey. It was big. It was green.
When it opened its mouth, this pot-plant was mean!
Now for most to grow they need sunshine and mud,
But Audrey – it thrived feeding on human blood!

It got bigger and bigger with each body it chewed.
A dentist, a florist – both turned into food.
I gasped and I grimaced; I did not want to see.
I kept on imagining that plant eating me!

Mum and Dad took me home at the end of the play.
They said, “Go outside – it’s a beautiful day.”
I said, “Not on your life. Do you think I’m insane?”
I’ll never set foot in the garden again!”

Section 470 Scripture Reading Solo 9-10 years
Psalm 23: 1-6 A Psalm of David

The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want.

He makes me to lie down in green pastures; He leads me beside the still waters.

He restores my soul; He leads me in the paths of righteousness for His name’s sake.

Even though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil; for You are with me; Your rod and Your staff, they comfort me.

You prepare a table before me in the presence of my enemies; You anoint my head with oil; My cup runs over.

Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life; and I will dwell in the house of the Lord for ever.

Section 471 Scripture Reading Solo 11-12 years
Genesis 7: 6-14 The Flood\

Noah was six hundred years old when the floodwaters were on the earth.

So Noah, with his sons, his wife, and his sons’ wives, went into the ark because of the waters of the flood.

Of clean animals, of animals that are unclean, of birds, and of everything that creeps on the earth.

Two by two they went into the ark to Noah, male and female, as God had commanded Noah.

And it came to pass after seven days that the waters of the flood were on the earth.

In the six hundredth year of Noah’s life, in the second month, the seventeenth day of the month, on that day all the fountains of the great deep were broken up, and the windows of heaven were opened.

And the rain was on the earth forty days and forty nights.

On the very same day Noah and Noah’s sons, Shem, Ham, and Japheth, and Noah’s wife and the three wives of his sons with them, entered the ark—

They and every beast after its kind, all cattle after their kind, every creeping thing that creeps on the earth after its kind, and every bird after its kind, every bird of every sort.

And the Lord shut them in.

Section 510 Verse Speaking Choir Prep

Spaghetti! Spaghetti!
Jack Prelutsky

Spaghetti! Spaghetti!
You’re wonderful stuff,
We love you, spaghetti,
We can’t get enough.
You’re covered with sauce
And you’re sprinkled with cheese,
Spaghetti! spaghetti!
Oh, give us some please.

Section 511 Verse Speaking Choir Grade 1

A Fish I Wish
Karstyn B. Butler

Oh how I wish I was a fish to swim in the deep blue sea.
I would swim up and down and all around in laps of two or three.
There would be no rules to follow, all fun down here.
On land rules are trouble, a real pain in the rear.
Humans are not wanted down here and for them you must always look.
For they only want to see us fish dangling from their hook.
A sea full of wonder, yes that’s the life for me.
Oh how I wish to be a fish and one day soon I’ll be!

Section 512 Verse Speaking Choir Grades 2-3

Snoring
Kylie-Maree Weston-Scheuber

We’re all sick of snoring.
We’ve had all we can take.
It’s loud and it’s annoying.
It keeps us all awake!

Some snores sound like this (***),
And some (***) like that.
Some snores are thin and reedy (***),
And some are round and fat (***).

Some go up (***), some go down (***).
Some stay in one place (***).
Some hiss like a steam train,
Then disappear without a trace (***).

Then when you think it’s over
And you’re dozing off once more,
Silence … then it starts again
With a loud, almighty roar (***)!

We’re going to start a support group
To help snoring victims unite.
We’ll get together and protest,
For a good night sleep’s our right!

Section 513 Verse Speaking Choir Grades 4-5

Wriggling
Lyn Hurry

When the teacher asks us to sit, what do we do?
We wriggle!
When we’re sitting, thoughts start to flit and we begin
to giggle!
We fiddle and we fumble and we make each other laugh,
Until the teacher tells us that she’s really had enough!

BUT

It is very hard to be good; we can’t stand still, we wriggle.
We all need handcuffs and hoods; we stand all higgledly- piggle.
We fight and nudge and squirm and blame all but ourselves
Until the teacher keeps us in to clean the desks and shelves.

Please forgive us if we seem a little out of tune;
For after all, we’re children and we’ll grow up much too soon.
And then you will be sorry when we’ve lost our cheeky faces.
We’ll stand up straight and stare ahead with no hair out of places.

What a shame! No more games!
We’ve stopped all our nods and niggling.
There’ll be
No more
Lovely
WRIGGLING!

Section 514 Verse Speaking Choir Grade 6

Angels and Demons
Kylie-Maree Weston-Scheuber

K: I have a little problem. I wonder have you
Ever been in a position where you don’t know what to do?
And then on either shoulder, someone will appear,
And two little voices start talking in your ear.

D: Go ahead and do it! Would it be so bad?
Nobody is watching. No-one will get mad.
You know you want to do it. Come on, go ahead!
I won’t tell if you won’t. K: The first voice said.

A: Don’t listen to him. K: the other voice chimed in.
A: You know you shouldn’t do it. It would be a sin!
K: That doesn’t sound good. D: Don’t believe a word!
Devil/s (D).

D: Do it, do it, do it! A: Don’t you dare!
K: I don’t know what to do – what a crazy pair!
D: Do it. A: Don’t. D: Do it. A: Don’t. D: Do it. A: Don’t. D: Do!
K: I wish they’d both be quiet. Who should I listen to?

A: If you want to be good, you should do as I say.
D: You’re no fun, goody-two-shoes. Go away!
K: All right, I’m going to do it. Evil side, you win!
I’m going to eat the chocolate now. I’m going to give in.

(to A) Hey, what have you got there? That’s not yours!
You’ve got my chocolate in your grubby little paws!
D: I’ve seen a lot of things, but this is quite a crime.
A: Hey, even us angels can’t be perfect all the time.

*This is a poem for three individuals or three groups: child/ren (K), angel/s (A) and devil/s (D).

Section 650 Verse Speaking Solo Grades 7-8

The Big Great Dane
Marko Gliori

On the way to school one day
We had to go a special way,
And, as we walked down Pascoe Lane
We passed a dog — A BIG GREAT DANE.

His eyes were black! His head was square!
One metre tall with bristled hair!
His ears were pricked! His teeth were white!
My brother then ran off in fright!

All my friends ran after him!
“SCAREDY CATS,” I calmly grinned,
“RUN AWAY! YOU’VE GOT NO SENSE!
THE STUPID DOG’S BEHIND THE FENCE!”

I teased him, and I screwed my nose,
Stuck out my tongue and held that pose,
For then I saw it with my eye —
The gate was open! MY, OH MY!!

I ran so fast, I made no sound
Because my feet were off the ground!
I grabbed my brother, kept my cool,
Then ran like heck towards the school!

GROWLING, HOWLING, JUST BEHIND!
That big Great Dane had lost his mind!
“HOLEY DOOLEY! OUT THE WAY!”
We’d be the first to school today!

Section 651 Verse Speaking Solo Grades 9-10

A Special Day
David Bateson

There was one special day I remember,
when the sun set fire to the sky,
and I was at the blue-rimmed beach,
and I ran skidding down the steep green hill
to the silver-glinting shore.

The white-topped waves swung skywards
recklessly,
maybe trying to put out the fire in the sky,
I thrust myself at the ocean,
snatching for action,
not wanting to waste one greedy moment,
not wanting to miss one searching wave.

It was a good day, that special day,
it had a good beginning
and no ending,
there were no clocks out there
where the waves wallowed on the sand;
no radios screamed out the seconds
and the minutes...
and the hours...

Eventually, I suppose, the day ended.
And the night must have swallowed up the fire,
and I must have plodded up the green hill
sometime

Days have passed since then,
days without number,
Days and nights; time;
oceans of time.
Yet, that one day,
that special day,
Clings on to me forever,
with the sun setting fire to the sky
and the sand on the shore glinting silver,
and the white-topped waves reaching out for me……

Section 652 Verse Speaking Solo Grades 11-12

The Road Not Taken
Robert Frost

Two roads diverged in a yellow wood,
And sorry I could not travel both
And be one traveller, long I stood
And looked down one as far as I could
To where it bent in the undergrowth;

Then took the other, as just as fair,
And having perhaps the better claim
Because it was grassy and wanted wear;
Though as for that the passing there
Had worn them really about the same,

And both that morning equally lay
In leaves no step had trodden black.
Oh, I kept the first for another day!
Yet knowing how way leads on to way,
I doubted if I should ever come back.

I shall be telling this with a sigh
Somewhere ages and ages hence:
Two roads diverged in a wood, and I -
I took the one less travelled by,
And that has made all the difference.

Section 660 Scripture Reading Solo Grade 7-8

Matthew 14: 25-32 Jesus Walks on the Water

Now in the fourth watch of the night Jesus went to them, walking on the sea.
And when the disciples saw Him walking on the sea, they were troubled, saying, “It is a ghost!” And they cried out for fear.
But immediately Jesus spoke to the disciples, saying, “Be of good cheer! It is I; do not be afraid.”
And Peter answered Him and said, “Lord, if it is You, command me to come to You on the water.”
So He said, “Come.” And when Peter had come down out of the boat, he walked on the water to go to Jesus.
But when he saw that the wind was boisterous, he was afraid; and beginning to sink he cried out, saying, “Lord, save me!”
And immediately Jesus stretched out His hand and caught him, and said to him, “O you of little faith, why did you doubt?”
And when they got into the boat, the wind ceased.

Section 661 Scripture Reading Solo Grade 9-10

Mark 8: 1-9 Jesus Feeds the Four Thousand

In those days, the multitude being very great and having nothing to eat, Jesus called His disciples to Him and said to them,

“I have compassion on the multitude, because they have now continued with Me three days and have nothing to eat.

And if I send them away hungry to their own houses, they will faint on the way; for some of them have come from afar.”

Then His disciples answered Him, “How can one satisfy these people with bread here in the wilderness?”

He asked them, “How many loaves do you have?” And they said “Seven.”

So He commanded the multitude to sit down on the ground. And He took the seven loaves and gave thanks, broke them and gave them to His disciples to set before them; and they set them before the multitude.

They also had a few small fish; and having blessed them, He said to set them also before them.

So they ate and were filled, and they took up seven large baskets of leftover fragments.

Now those who had eaten were about four thousand. And He sent them away.

Section 662 Scripture Reading Solo Grade 11-12

1 Corinthians 13: 1-8 Love

Though I speak with the tongues of men and of angels, but have not love, I have become sounding brass or a clanging cymbal.

And though I have the gift of prophecy, and understand all mysteries and all knowledge, and though I have all faith, so that I could remove mountains, but have not love, I am nothing.

And though I bestow all my goods to feed the poor, and though I give my body to be burned, but have not love, it profits me nothing.

Love suffers long and is kind; love does not envy; love does not parade itself, it is not puffed up;

Does not behave rudely, does not seek its own, is not provoked, thinks no evil;

Does not rejoice in iniquity, but rejoices in the truth;

Bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things.

Love never fails.

Section 823 Scripture Reading Solo Open

Isaiah 25: 6-9 Praise the Lord

On this mountain,
the Lord of hosts will prepare for all peoples
a banquet of rich food.
On this mountain He will remove
the mourning veil covering all peoples
and the shroud enwrapping all nations,
He will destroy Death for ever.
The Lord God will wipe away
the tears from every cheek;
He will take away His people’s shame
everywhere on earth,
for the Lord has said so.
That day, it will be said:
See, this is our God in whom we hoped for salvation;
the Lord is the One in Whom we hoped.
We exult and we rejoice
that He has saved us.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

“The Little Turtle” by Vachel Lindsay

“Isn’t it Amazing” by Max Fatchen

“Next Door’s Cat” by Valerie Bloom

“Murky Green” by Peter Dixon

“The Plant that eats People” by Kylie-Maree Weston-Scheuber

“Spaghetti! Spaghetti!” by Jack Prelutsky

“A Fish I Wish” by Karstyn B Butler

“Snoring” by Kylie-Maree Weston-Scheuber

“Wriggling” by Lyn Hurry

“Angels and Demons” by Kylie-Maree Weston-Scheuber

“The Big Great Dane” by Marko Gliori

“A Special Day” David Bateson

“The Road not Taken” by Robert Frost

SCRIPTURE READINGS

Psalm 23: 1-6
Genesis 7: 6-14
Matthew 14: 25-32
Mark 8: 1-9
1 Corinthians 13: 1-8
Isaiah 25: 6-9

Trophies 2019

Major Trophies:

Apex Shield Goondiwindi Apex Eisteddfod

Most Outstanding Performance – awarded by the Adjudicator

The George Bell Trophy

Most Outstanding Vocal Competitor – awarded by the Adjudicator

Joanna Lee BEM Perpetual Award

Most Outstanding Theatrical Performance - awarded by the Adjudicator

The Most Outstanding Contribution to the Eisteddfod

Donated by David Coombs – awarded by the Adjudicator

Dance:

The Adams Family Encouragement Award for Senior Dance - 14 years & over*

Donated by The Adams Family - awarded by the Adjudicator

Encouragement Award for Junior Dance – 13 years & under

Donated by the Dalby Engine Rebuilders – awarded by the Adjudicator

Ann Ritchie Trophy – Effective Group Dynamics

Donated by the Goondiwindi Apex Eisteddfod Committee – awarded by the Adjudicator

Stand Out Cosmetics On Stage & Off Trophy– Most Outstanding Costume or Make up

Donated by Stand Out Cosmetics On Stage & Off – awarded by the Adjudicator

Music:

Michael Marschall Music Bursary

Donated by Michael Marschall – awarded by the Adjudicator

Instrumental:

St. Mary’s School P&F Award

Best Performance in a Primary School Ensemble section – awarded by the Adjudicator

Goondiwindi State High School P&C Achievement Award*

Best Solo Instrumental Performance by a Secondary School Student – awarded by the Adjudicator

Instrumental Achievement Award

Awarded to a Local Primary School Student
Donated by Kathy Horne – awarded by the Adjudicator

Siebenhausen Family Encouragement Award for String Instrument *

12 years & under – awarded by the Adjudicator

Siebenhausen Family Encouragement Award for String Instrument *

13-18 years – awarded by the Adjudicator

Encouragement Award for a Guitarist *

Donated by Luke Siebenhausen – awarded by the Adjudicator

Most Outstanding Award for a Guitarist *

Donated by Pierce Siebenhausen – awarded by the Adjudicator

Encouragement Award for Woodwind*

Voucher donated by O’Shea’s BI-RITE Electrical – awarded by the Adjudicator

Encouragement Award for Brass*

Donated by the Westpac Bank – awarded by the Adjudicator

Encouragement Award for Percussion*

Donated by the Goondiwindi State Primary School Music Sub Committee – awarded by the Adjudicator

Encouragement Award for Recorders*

Donated by Helen Little – awarded by the Adjudicator

Prizes for Piano*

Highest aggregate points in Divisions 26, 27 & 28
6-8 Years donated by Kerrianne Jones
9 -10 Years donated by Di Brown
11-12 Years donated by Libby McMicking
13-14 Years donated by Catherine Desgrand
15-18 Years donated by Wendy Rolls
Best Piano Performance
12 Years & under donated by Gloria Telford
Awarded by the Adjudicator
13 Years & over donated by Gloria Telford
Awarded by the Adjudicator

Best Instrumental Music Duet

Donated by Wendy Rolls – awarded by the Adjudicator

Prize for Piano Accompanist under 25 years of age

Donated by the Goondiwindi Apex Eisteddfod Committee - awarded by the Adjudicator

Vocal:

Mabel Doyle Memorial Encouragement Award

Encouragement Award – Junior Vocal Section – awarded by the adjudicator

Best Junior Vocal Performance

12 Years & under donated by Jan Hungerford
13 Years & over donated by Veronica Crowther

Encouragement Award Senior Vocal Performance 13-18 years

Donated by The Winter Family – awarded by the Adjudicator

Performing Arts Goondiwindi Inc Trophy

Most Outstanding Junior Performance - awarded by the Adjudicator

The Audrey O’Brien Award-Most Promising Junior Vocalist

Donated by the Henwood Family - awarded by the Adjudicator

Choral:

Shield for Champion Primary School Choir *

Donated by Fay Duffield – awarded by the Adjudicator

Trophy for The Most Promising Junior Choral Performance *

Donated by The Toowoomba Philharmonic Society Inc. - awarded by the Adjudicator

Champion Secondary School Choir

Donated by Wendy Rolls – awarded by the Adjudicator

Encouragement Award for Small Schools Choral Performance *

Donated by Lynelle Westlake – awarded by the Adjudicator

Trophy for Best Open Choral Performance

Donated by Living Bible Fellowship Congregational Church Goondiwindi – awarded by the Adjudicator

Speech & Drama:

Michael Marschall Drama Bursary

Donated by Michael Marschall – awarded by the Adjudicator

Goondiwindi State Primary School P&C Achievement Award

Most Outstanding Primary School Verse Speaking Performance – awarded by the Adjudicator

Goondiwindi State High School P&C Achievement Award*

Highest Score in Speech & Drama section by a Secondary School Student – awarded by the Adjudicator

Goondiwindi State High School P&C Encouragement Award*

Secondary School Speech & Drama section – awarded by the Adjudicator

Encouragement Award for Primary Scripture Reading

Donated by Uniting Church – awarded by Adjudicator

Encouragement Award for Secondary Scripture Reading

Donated by Uniting Church – awarded by Adjudicator

Encouragement Award for Junior Speech & Drama

Donated by Barbara Thomas – awarded by the Adjudicator

denotes Perpetual Trophy

* denotes Divisional Trophy

– these will be presented at the end of the session

All other Trophies will be presented at the Selected Performers’ Concert on the final day

GOONDIWINDI

“Improving Performance

Standards through

friendly encouragement"