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Daily Reports - Sunday 3rd June 2018
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Saturday 4:30pm 10 Year Anniversary Concert Featuring 2009 Coupe Mondiale World Champions Jianan Tian (China), Cory Pesaturo (USA) and Grayson Masefield (NZ). Ten years later, these three stars have each won many international competitions. Admission: $15 Adult, $8 Child, $10 Seniors ************* Weekend Competition Pass including Sunday Finale Concert: $30 Adult, $15 Child, $22 Seniors. ************* Individual Session Pass: $10 Adults, $5 Child, $8 Seniors. ************* Sunday Finale Concert: $15 Adult, $8 Child, $10 Seniors. ************* Sunday Dinner: $50 Adult, $25 Child under 10. Tickets for Dinner must be prepurchased at event. |
NZAA Committee member and Compere Stephen Cope opening the morning session. | |
Historical information from the 2009 Coupe Mondiale | Logo of the Dargaville Accordion Museum and the certificate of Gary Daverne from the 2009 Coupe Mondiale. |
Left the 2009 World Accordion Orchestra III of nearly 150 people, in the middle, the trophies of Grayson Masefield winning the 2009 Coupe Mondiale and 2009 Coupe Mondiale Virtuoso Entertainment category and right, picture of Grayson Masefield when presented with the 2009 Coupe Mondiale trophies. | |
Competitions Secretary Megan Jennings. | NZAA Committee member Jessica Chen |
Contestant Daniel Boczniewicz (Poland) and NZAA Treasurer Amber Masefield. |
NZAA Competitions Co-Ordinator: Catherine Giorza |
NZAA Committee member Renee Jeffries with mother Christine Johnstone at the entrance selling tickets and CDs by guest artists Grayson Masefield and Cory Pesaturo and composer, arranger and conductor Gary Daverne. Nice Posters of Grayson Masefield and Cory Pesaturo were on display. |
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Daniel Boczniewicz (Poland), Lian Jones and Campbell Bettridge. |
Grayson Masefield and Tamber Carleton |
Jury members: NZAA President Sonja Palinich, Paula Harris and Cory Pesaturo (USA). | Jury members Tamba Carleton, Lin Xu (China), Stephanie Poole. |
Reina Lin | Andre Samotoi |
Racheal Xu | Jessie Chen |
Sitong Li (China) | Tim Sinyakov |
Caroline Wang | Simon Han (China) |
Angela Chen won the South Pacific Junior Solo Champion | |
Daniel Boczniewicz (Poland) | |
Adam Perry who won the South Pacific Junior Virtuoso Solo Champion category | |
Catrina Lin who won the South Pacific Accordion Solo Champion category | |
According to Bach Trio of Christy Chen, Annabelle Ding, Alanah Jones |
Sean Max, Annabelle Ding, Alanah Jones, Lian Jones, Eric Max |
New Zealand entrant for the 2009 Coupe Mondiale Ensemble Music category was NotableSoundz and for 2019 they performed the famous film soundtrack 'The Good, the Bad, the Ugly'.
2009 players were: Tamba Carleton (accordion), Michelle Chandler (accordion), Martin Meyer (accordion), Daniel Robinson (accordion) and Bradley Williams (accordion). Playing 2019, picture above, left to right is: Dan Robinson, Martin Meyer, Chanelle Carron, Brad Williams, Tamba Carleton, Ellie Archer. |
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Reina Lin and Racheal Xu | Andre Samotoi |
Tim Sinyakov & Jessie Chen | Tim Sinyakov, Sitong Li (China), Jessie Chen |
Caroline Wang, Racheal Xu (China) | Simon Han (China), Angela Chen |
Daniel Boczniewicz (Poland), Catrina Lin | Adam Perry |
Alanah Jones, Annabelle Ding, Eric Max, Sean Max, Lian Jones | |
Alanah Jones, Annabelle Ding, Christy Chen |
Finale ConcertSunday 2nd June 2019Finale Concert Sunday at 2:30 pm features: - South Pacific Champion Winners
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Download a color A4 2009 New Zealand Coupe Mondiale Poster. 2009 Coupe Mondiale Souvenir Program Free Download. 60 page color publication is available in two formats: Lower Resolution - 15 MB suitable for computer viewing Higher Resolution - 88 MB suitable for printing
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Bryan Holden opening the concert. | |||||||
Bryan Holden conducting. | |||||||
Video: Massed New Zealand Accordion Orchestra performing Rumanische conducted by Bryan Holden. | |||||||
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Gary Daverne took the stage next to conduct the Massed New Zealand Accordion Orchestra performing his composition Auckland March. |
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Video: Gary Daverne conducting the Massed Orchestra. | |||||||
Gary Daverne announced the official release of his new CD of New Zealand Accordion Music which he had composed. There are many types of compositions and further information is online at the link just below. |
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Information about CD/mp3 Album at €9.00 Koriana |
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Video: | |||||||
New Zealand entrant for the 2009 Coupe Mondiale Ensemble Music category was NotableSoundz and for 2019 they performed the famous film soundtrack 'The Good, the Bad, the Ugly'. 2009 players were: Tamba Carleton (accordion), Michelle Chandler (accordion), Martin Meyer (accordion), Daniel Robinson (accordion) and Bradley Williams (accordion). |
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Sooyoung Hwang (Korea), Jueon Kim (Korea) | |||||||
Jessie Chen | |||||||
Andre Samotoi | |||||||
Video: 1st Angela Chen South Pacific Junior Solo Champion | |||||||
Daniel Boczniewicz (Poland) | |||||||
Video: 1st Adam Perry South Pacific Junior Virtuoso Solo Champion | |||||||
Video: 1st Catrina Lin South Pacific Accordion Solo Champion | |||||||
Popular guest artist Cory Pesaturo gave a short performance that was greatly appreciated by the very enthusiastic audience. |
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Guest Artist Grayson Masefield completed the concert and 2019 festival with two pieces to very large applause. | |||||||
NZAA Committee member and compere Stephen Cope thanking the audience and closing the 2019 New Zealand and South Pacific Accordion Championships and Festival. |
Farewell DinnerSunday 3rd June 7pmAubergine Restaurant, 129 Hurstmere Road, Takapuna. Tickets must be pre-purchased at the competitions Adults $50, Children under 10 years $25 - Formal Dress (men tie) The Farewell Dinner includes the prize giving for each South Pacific Accordion Championship category and the Special Awards winners |
Lucy, Rachael and accordion teacher and English language tutor Lin Xu (China) | Cory Pesaturo and Tracey Collins started an excellent night of entertainment. |
Great entertainment from Tracey Collins and Cory Pesaturo | |
Two Garys: Gary Stratton, well known teacher and entertainer in Wellington area and Gary Daverne composer, arranger and conductor. | |
Presentations |
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NZAA Treasurer Amber Masefield helping NZAA President Sonja Palinich with the presentations. | Jury Certificate: Haein Yujeong Jeon (Korea) |
Daniel Boczniewicz (Poland) | Sooyoung Hwang (Korea) and Jueon Kim (Korea) |
Rachael Xu (China) | |
Cory Pesaturo (USA) | Sonaj Palinich and Haein Yujeong Jeon (Korea) |
Lin Xu Jury Certificate | Tracey Collins and Bryan Holden |
Rachael Xu 12 years and Under South Pacific Solo Champion | Adam Perry Under 18 South Pacific Entertainment Solo Champion |
Angela Chen under 18 South Pacific Solo Champion | Jessie Chen 15 years & under South Pacific Solo Champion |
Catrina Lin - South Pacific Solo Accordion Champion | Samantha Rutherford Award to Angela Chen |
Notable Soundz awarded the Ben Emmett Accordion Orchestra Commendation Trophy, member Tamba Carleton |
The Cecil Smith Trophy to the North Shore Music Makers Orchestra conducted by Christine Johnstone. Andre Samotoi receiving the award. |
Accordion to Bach awarded the Emmett Family Classical Ensemble Trophy. Annabelle Ding, Alanah Jones, Christy Chen. | Doreen And Ben Emmett Memorial Rosebowl - Catrina Lin |
Happy Birthday for Catrina Lin |
Jessica Chen (teacher of Catrina) presenting a birthday cake and presents |
Special Awards Presented at the Farewell DinnerSamantha Rutherford Memorial Trophy - Anglea ChenThis award was created in 1999 in memory of Samantha Rutherford, who passed away in 1997 aged 16 years. Samantha was a promising and talented accordionist who often chose music as the most important thing in her life. This award represents her ambition, determination, courage and drive to be excellent. It also represents her love of life, and determination to make the most of each minute. The purpose of the award is to encourage young accordionists to achieve, as well as to inspire them to always aim high in their endeavour’s, as Samantha did.The Cecil Smith Trophy - North Shore Music Makers Orchestra conducted by Christine JohnstoneThis trophy is being awarded for a performance during this weekend (not necessarily a winning performance) that in some special way impresses the audience. Cecil Smith was born in New Plymouth and lived all his life there. Cecil played the cornet, piano, double bass and accordion amongst other instruments, but the accordion was his favourite instrument. In the last ten years of his life, Cecil played at old folk's homes and hospitals, giving pleasure to many thousands of people with his music. The accordion was his main pleasure in later years and he played right up to the time that he passed away. He left his accordion to his grand niece Nicole Phillips and this trophy was donated by his family who wanted to recognise his kindness and generosity and to put a little back into the musical pursuit that Cecil Smith so much enjoyed.Cocurullo Family Trophy - To be announcedThis annual trophy has been donated by the Cocurullo Family of Dargaville as a non-musicianship award for services to music. The Cocurullo Family have been prominent in accordion affairs in Northland for many years and the purpose of this trophy is to recognise the important contribution of many non-musicians who support this event, working behind the scenes, to make this event possible.Doreen And Ben Emmett Memorial Rosebowl - Catrina LinThis trophy is awarded for an outstanding classical performance for the weekend.Emmett Family Classical Ensemble Trophy - Accordion to Bach.This trophy is awarded for a classical ensemble performance of distinction.Ben Emmett Accordion Orchestra Commendation Trophy - Notable Soundz, players Dan Robinson, Martin Meyer, Chanelle Carron, Brad Williams, Tamba Carleton, Ellie Archer.This trophy is awarded for a highly commendable performance by an accordion orchestra. The above trophies have been donated by the two daughters of Ben and Doreen Emmett in memory of the important contribution they made to the development of the accordion in the Dargaville area from the 1950’s until their deaths in 1976 and 1990 respectively. They taught many pupils, their most famous pupil being Kevin Friedrich. |
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