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Pictured above is Wilson Poon with history teacher Lynn Ware.
Congratulations to Wilson Poon who received 100% on his History 1 (previously History 3) Royal Conservatory of Music theory examination taken in August of 2006. Fueled by his sincere love of music, discipline and dedication to learning, he shows what is possible and also sets a new standard for future students.
Wilson Poon is 16 years old and attends Pierre Elliott Trudeau High School where he is principle clarinetist in the Wind Symphony and on the executive board of the Music Council. He also participates as the principle clarinetist in the Toronto Cultural Youth Senior Orchestra and in two chamber music ensembles including “Four Too Many” (quartet) and “Four-ignvasion” (wind trio with piano). He received 99 in Advanced Rudiments, 90 in Basic Harmony (previously Harmony 3) and 83 in Intermediate Harmony (previously Harmony 4).
Students of the Year!
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| Timmy Mo 15 years old |
Charles Hwang 16 years old |
The Ware Academy of Music has selected Charles Hwang and Timmy Mo as Students of the Year for 2006. Both students have received the highest grades in two or more theory classes in the previous year and have maintained high standards of achievement in the diploma programme offered through the Royal Conservatory of Music. They will receive a prize of $100.00 for their outstanding merits in music theory.
Timmy Mo was born in Hong Kong and immigrated to Canada when he was five. The son of Leslie and Iris Mo, he first started lessons at the age of 7 and is currently in Grade 10 piano. He attends Albert Campbell College Institute and plays the flute in the Grade 10 band. He also sings in several school choirs including the concert and men's choir. Timmy's theory accomplishments include: Basic Harmony (previously Harmony 3) (93), History 1 (previously History 3) (99), Intermediate Harmony (previously Harmony 4) (96) Counterpoint (previously Counterpoint 4) (97) Analysis (98) and History 2 (previously History 4) (99). He received 87 on his grade 10 piano exam. He studies piano with David Swan at the Ware Academy of Music.
Charles, son of Lisa and Steve Hwang, was born in Seoul, South Korea and immigrated to Canada at the age of ten. He began piano lessons at age 6 and is working toward the ARCT Performer's certificate. He plays the double bass in the senior orchestra at A.Y. Jackson high school and also performs in the senior chamber orchestra, senior stage band, jazz ensemble and conducts the Tropical Skittles ensemble. Charles' has completed all requirements for his RCM theory certificate. His accomplishments include: Basic Harmony (previously Harmony 3) (96), History 1 (previously History 3) (94), Intermediate Harmony (previously Harmony 4) (83), History 2 (previously History 4) (97), Counterpoint (previously Counterpoint 4) (86), Harmony 5 (95), Analysis (93) and History 3 (previously History 5) (88).
Peter and Lynn Ware, owners of the Ware Academy of Music and instructors of Charles and Timmy, are proud to enable and celebrate such high achievement levels! Charles and Timmy stand out amongst their peers as role models for all ambitious music students. Congratulations to our modern myth makers!
The Ware Academy of Music offers many RCM Theory Classes. Visit our class list for more detailed information!
Private instrumental lessons by our enthusiastic and knowledgeable instructors are available for various instruments, including piano, guitar, flute, violin, and voice!
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