Festival Information
The Quinte Rotary Music Festival Committee extends a warm welcome to the participants of the 43rd Annual Music Festival, their families and friends.
Since the festival's inception in 1968, we have had the privilege of welcoming over 20,000 talented musicians to this competition, some of whom have made music their careers. The talent in the Quinte area is exceptional and we take pride in playing an important part by offering this opportunity to the musicians.
Since the festival's inception in 1968, we have had the privilege of welcoming over 20,000 talented musicians to this competition, some of whom have made music their careers. The talent in the Quinte area is exceptional and we take pride in playing an important part by offering this opportunity to the musicians.
Enjoy our pictures from the big finale!Download the 2011 Concert of Stars Program
The Concert of Stars is held each year at Albert College, Belleville. It takes place about ten days after the Festival.
It is an evening performance and is non-competitive. It is an opportunity to highlight performances (usually about ten) from the Festival and to award the Festival prizes.
Prizes: – Each year the Festival offers a number of awards and prizes. Information on the awards and prizes is outlined in the Syllabus and Festival Program.
This year the prizes were handed out by a number of different presenters:
Janet Harnden, from Pinnacle Music Studios – Platinum Sponsor
Michael & Ann Anderson – Vera Anderson Scholarship
Irene Weatherstone – Bill Weatherstone Memorial Awards
Jean Dalziel – Robert Reid Scholarship Award
Judy McKnight – Robert J. McKnight Memorial Award
Mary Bould & Jane Bately – Quinte Opera Guild Award
Rick Blowes & Lynn Galloway – Benjamin Blowes Memorial Award
Marilyn Lawrie – Quinte Symphony Award
Elizabeth McDonald – Master of Ceremonies
Aaron McMurdo - Royal Lepage - Evelyn Bemis Memorial Award
2011 Concert of Stars
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