Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - March 18, 1968, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press monday March 18, 1968 Soprano., 17, youngest to win Rose bowl by Michael Kostelnik a 17-year-old Soprano has become the youngest Winner of the Rose bowl class at the Manitoba music Competition festival. Diane Berger a Grade 12 student at St. Mary s Academy won the Winnipeg chamber of Commerce trophy Rose emblematic of the Best Grade a vocalist at the festival. She is the daughter of or. And mrs. Albert Berger 540 Bannatyne Avenue. Four other major awards were presented at the festival s final session saturday night at the Winnipeg auditorium. The greater Winnipeg schools symphony orchestra won the Errick f. Willis trophy for the outstanding Solo piano perform Ance at the festival. Roy Roshko of West Kildonan won the Royal conservatory of music of Toronto alumni association trophy for the outstanding Solo piano perform Diane Berger Rose bowl Winner youth s Talent hailed by judge Victor Feldbrill. Trophy by Pearl Ami the younger generation came in for the accolades saturday the final Day of the Manitoba music Competition festival. Musical understanding intelligent performance and Beautiful voices were lauded by Trevor Anthony Dean of the festival adjudicating team As a most striking feature of the whole festival. These younger ones Promise a great future for music in Winnipeg he said. The concert Hall of the auditorium was Well filled for four trophy competitions which brought vocalists up to the intermediate level to their final triumphs. Or. Anthony John Poole arid Mossie Hancock were All in the adjudicators Box. The ladies Orange benevolent association trophy for girls under 11, went to Lorraine Stromme St. James. She gave a poised and expressive performance of Patrick Williams the swing. The same song won her entry to the trophy class. Mrs Hancock spoke of her Clear words and Good rhythm. Robert Morrison carried off the coveted award for boy sopranos the Harold l. Scarth memorial trophy. He gave a splendid performance of Derek Holman s song of soldiers. Or. Poole Felt he had Given a real performance of a taxing and difficult song the same piece won him top place in the boys Solo class 12 years and Over. Robert had come second in the boys sacred Solo class. Michael Grossman out Sang four Junior girl vocalists to take the w. K. Anderson memorial trophy. He first Sang Corfe s my voice Shalt thou hear the piece which gave him 92 Marks to win the Junior sacred Solo class. Or. Anthony declared he had never heard a boy Soprano with such a glorious voice. Basically you create he observed. In Linden Lea Vaughan Williams the Young Soprano achieved a delightful atmosphere. Intermediate winners for varied classes were the ones who elicited special Praise fron or. Anthony for intelligence and understanding. There was singing of a very High order from this Young group he said. Elizabeth Adams of Winnipeg led All the rest a her perform Ance mad Margaret s song cheerily carols the Lark from Ruddi Gore. This was a first rate perform Ance beautifully Sung and Witt facial expression and action beautifully adapted to the song her Dvorak piece by the Waters of Babylon might hav had better phrasing and intonation but in general she is Singer of great ability an intelligence or. Anthony Sai in awarding her the aim Wynne memorial trophy. Sandra head came away from the class for two songs an Grade b vocalists wit the Gordon Hignell Memoria trophy. Her singing of quilter dream Valley was a Little o the Sharp Side but she create the right atmosphere and Gav the words a Lovely sound. Or. Poole Felt the Mornin was not the Best time for sue singing. He advised All the singers 1 watch for changing tastes singing and to listen to goo recordings both past and pre sent. He Felt miss head s Brig characterization in Peterkin the Garden of bamboos a Well done noting that Ali instrumental accompaniment a also very Good. Ance. The for Best Solo string performance went to Andrea Graham of Winnipeg. The lord Tweedsmuir Mem orial trophy for Best perform Ance in the adult choral classes was awarded to the Kelvin graduates choir of Winnipeg. Miss Berger won the Rose bowl in her first appearance in the event in last year s festival she had competed at the Junior vocal Evel. She Sang air de Lia by Debussy and Sweet Chance festival results on Page 5 that led my Steps by Michael head. Adjudicator Trevor Anthony said miss Berger performed the review on Humphrey French lick ind. A vice president Humphrey said saturday night that within the last few Days an intensive re View has been undertaken within our government to find some better or More effective Way to Humphrey made the state ment to a meeting of Indiana democratic party leaders. Humphrey gave no hint As to what course the intensive re View was taking. He said it is continuing at this very Debussy in a most enchanting manner. She had the feel and the measure. She identified with the song so that you Felt it was part of her personality. This is what singing in the head miss Berger s singing was so vivid that she absolutely painted the or. Anthony said. This Singer showed perfect style in both or. Anthony concluded. The adjudicator also had Praise for the eight other vocalists who competed for the Rose bowl they produced some very Fine he said. He lamented the fact that a terrible vacuum in opportunities for Winnipeg vocalists is created after the festival ends each year. He wished Winnipeg could think of something like an opera House to use these wonderful the singers who competed with miss Berger were Nelson Lohnes of Brandon Dianne Kennaugh St. Boniface John Nelson fort Garry Peters Altona Man. 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