WINNERS at the Glasgow Music Festival yesterday were:
Agnes Duncan Trophy: John McClue.
Alexander Trophy: Karlyn Hall.
Gervase Elwes Memorial Trophy: Mary Jane Boynton.
Househillwood and Pollok Community Association Trophy: The Rosenberg
Quartet.
Junior Vocal Duets: 1 Lindsay Dick and Lucie Danti; 2 Christina Whyte
and Lindsay Allan; 3 Maggie Service and Kay McKerrell.
Intermediate Vocal Duets: 1 Jaclyn Kelly and Christine McKinven; 2
Carolyn Lowry and Yvonne Mulholland; 3 Fiona Morrison and Agnes Hope.
Girls' Vocal Solos (12): 1 Christina Whyte; 2 Chiara Harkins; 3 Elyse
Meakin, Lucie Danti.
Vocal Solos (18 and under): 1 Zo Chisholm.
Girls' Vocal Solos (15 and 16): 1 Jaclyn Kelly; 2 Catriona Clark; 3
Heather Hughen, Fariel Rahman.
Violin Solos E: 1 Graeme Douglas; 2 Andrew Inglis; 2 Carol Gardiner.
Violin Solos F: 1 Carla Cannon; 2 Brian Coyle; 3 Lucy Searle, Jane
Hendry.
Woodwind Solos - Open: 1 Karlyn Hall; 2 Charlotte Wassermann; 3 Oona
Tanner.
Brass Solos - Open: 1 Geraldine Riley.
Adult Vocal Solos: 1 Caroline McCaffrey, Linda A Morton.
Vocal Solos - Songs from the Shows: 1 Linda A Morton.
Soprano Solos: 1 Una McGhie; 2 Joyce McCallum.
Mezzo Soprano Solos: 1 Mary Jane Boynton.
Contralto Solos: 1 Mairi Coyle.
Baritone Solos: 1 Peter E MacKay.
Lieder: 1 Sarah Jane Brown; 2 Fiona Morrison.
Vocal Solos - Premier: 1 Mary Jane Boynton.
Descant Recorder Solos D: 1 Michelle Fletcher; 2 Helen MacIntyre; 3
Judith Livingston.
Descant Recorder Solos C: 1 Catriona MacKinnon; 2 Kathleen McLaughlin;
3 Kelly Murray, Leeanne Taylor.
Treble Recorder Solos C: 1 Jennifer Singerson; 2 Rachel Brolly; 3 Ruth
Fletcher.
Chamber Music A: 1 The Rosenberg Quartet; 2 Lenzie Academy Chamber
Group, Shawlands Academy Quintet; 3 Arco Quartet.
Chamber Music B: 1 Bearsden Academy, Holyrood String Ensemble; 2 Dolce
Trio, Jordanhill Primary String Quartet; 3 Braidfield High School String
Quartet, Jordanhill Junior String Quartet.
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