Results from the Glasgow Music Festival on Saturday were:
Grace Dick Memorial Prize: Christina Knox.
St Mungo Challenge Trophy: Christina Knox.
Thomas A Kerr Memorial Trophy: Pauline McCamley.
Youth Choirs (under 16): 1 East Glasgow Music School Senior Ensemble.
Junior Choirs (under 14): 1 Kelvinside Academy Intermediate Choir; 2 East Glasgow Music School Senior Choir.
Junior Choirs (under 10): 1 East Glasgow Music School Junior Choir; 2 East Glasgow Music School Intermediate Choir.
Lieder: 1 Pauline McCamley; 2 Lynn Whitaker; 3 Chris Athorne; 3 Richard Marshall.
Folk Song: 1 Jane Hall.
Poem with Song: 1 Ruth Swain.
Scottish Vocal Solos: 1 Pauline McCamley; 2 John Kupsky; 2 Fiona Speirs.
Baroque Piano Solos: 1 Christina Knox; 2 Catriona Mactier; 3 Cameron Dick; 3 Clement Ip.
Romantic Piano Solos: 1 Iona Bain; 2 Ian Anderson; 2 Shane McColm.
String and Piano Duets: 1 Heather Kennedy and Mariko North.
String Solos - Premier: 1 Christina Knox.
Violin Solos B: 1 Fiona Robertson.
Violin Solos F: 1 Natalie Reid; 2 Ben Jones; 3 Andy Wang.
Viola Solos B: 1 Eloisa Leonard.
Viola Solos C: 1 Hannah Culik; 2 Fiona Malcolm.
Viola Solos D: 1 Kirsten Macdonald; 2 Jennifer Black.
Viola Solos E: 1 Jonathan Capstaff; 1 Lorna Eadie; 3 Elinor Nicholson.
Viola Solos F: 1 Charlie Figes; 2 Mary Anne Small.
Orchestras A: 1 East Glasgow Music School Orchestra; 2 Lanarkshire Orchestral Society Second Orchestra.
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