Pascalin Naud
a re-print from “The Record”
The grand finale of the Stop! show took place on Saturday November 27th . Our three judges Miklos Takcs, Guylaine Charbonneau and Jean Wiedrick reached their decisions.
- The winners of the Competition have been chosen:
- Véronique Hamel (Waterloo) – 1st place ($500),
- Emilie Dion (Granby) – 2nd place ($350),
- Adelaide Ménard-Tremblay (Granby) – 3rd place $150
- and Pascalin Naud (Roxton Pond) – the People’s Choice award.
The money prizes were sponsored by the Caisse Populaire de Waterloo. Congratulations and best of luck to all the winners in their future endeavors.
The awards ceremony took place in Knowlton at RCM’s Radio Village Hall, inaugurating the room as a performance venue. With enough space to seat eighty people, RCM is certain that Radio Village Hall will prove to be an important asset to the community.
open the full post » Grand Finale!: STOP! piano competition 2010
a re-print from “The Record”
“Stop!” is a TV show on Videotron’s community cable network Vox (channel 9) out of Granby, and features young local musicians from the area playing different genres of music.
For the past three years “Stop!”, produced by Radio Communautaire Missisquoi (RCM / CIDI 99.1 FM) in conjunction with Télévision Communautaire de Waterloo, has presented 18 bands to date in a televised battle of the bands. The criteria for becoming a contestant are: the artist has to be an independent artist, perform original compositions and be able to play live in studio in front of TV cameras.
This year, from the beginning of September right up until the third week of December, the producers of “Stop!” will be presenting for the first time the “Stop!” piano competition. The show will feature six classically trained piano students from the area vying for $1, 000 of scholarship prize money for the benefit of furthering their musical education; 1st place $500, 2nd place $350 and 3rd place $150. There will also be a public choice award decided by people who go to Radio Communautaire Missisquoi’s website (www.rcmmedia.org) and place their votes in an online voting booth.
Vote will be possible only once all contenders are on line.
