the wellington college year book 2010/2011
the wellington college year book 2010/2011
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arts
colours
In recognition for their outstanding
contribution to the arts, the following pupils were
awarded Arts Colours this year:
max gumpert [hl]
madeleine henri [c]
christian bourne [pn]
clementine nicholson [w]
katie leader [hn]
rosie atk i ns on [c]
arts
committee
arts
distinction
I would like to say a personal thank you
to all Arts Committee members
for making the arts really fizz !
The following pupils have been awarded
Arts Colours with Distinction.
The awarding of Arts Colours with Distinction
recognizes those pupils that have
really stretched themselves artistically
to get thoroughly involved and immersed
in the Arts at Wellington.
They have gone well and truly beyond
what is expected of them.
alex g oodwin [ r ]
Alex has made an exceptional contribution
to music and the arts at Wellington during
his Sixth Form career. Such is his level of
professionalism and dedication to keyboard
and choral music that he has frequently
substituted in chapel for the organist
without anyone being aware. He has played
regularly for important school occasions,
sung with the chapel and scholars choirs,
and conducted, coached and accompanied
singers and instrumentalists alike. He is
frequently asked by other students to help
them prepare for performances. He gave a
fine performance of a Bach concerto in the
principal harpsichord chair before Easter.
His ability has been recognised by his
appointment as organ scholar at Chichester
Cathedral next year — a post normally held
by post-graduates.
j osh v icin o [ r ]
He is involved with a variety of musical
endeavours from bands to the orchestra.
However, his contribution to the Jazz
orchestra has been quite exceptional. Not
only is he a musician of immense ability who
is so often in the background because of
being a rhythm section player, but his mature
attitude, leadership and influence within
the ensemble has been felt by everyone
in the band. The band is fortunate to have
such a key seat occupied by someone with
so much talent, and this is a rare thing:
however, his ability to communicate and lead
the ensemble is rarer.
l au r e n c e h e d g e s [c h a i r]
sarah spencer
simon williamson
emma haining
jane lunnon
jim price
w i l l i a m h e at h c ot e
beaufort wyatt [t]
keshan vaikunthanathan [l]
joshua owolabi [a]
ollie ralph [bd]
hattie jones [hn]
imogen halsey [o]
callum davidson [pn]
joshua olowabi [a]
ashna shah [o]
molly gray [o]
harry keeble [ly]
molly critchley [a]
chloe james [w]
amy bowerin [c]
rob ferguson [bn]
jamie allum [t]
illias thoms [t]
annabel west [ap]
gudjon bodvarsson [bn]
richard addicott [l]
gary zhang [hg]
alistair marjot [s]
timothy chan [hl]
joey nam [m]
james mulvaney [hg]
nick harris [bn]
tob y macque e n [hl]
bethan cotterill [hn]
george turley [pn]
laura dyer [o]
claudia poulter [hn]
eleanor walker [ap]
ming bridges [ap]
flo whittaker [hn]
claudia stevenson [c]
patrick dow [s]
Top left:‘Indai’ by Annie Fiddian-Green
Top right:‘Portrait of Bea’ by Emily Herring
Bottom left:‘Pecking inWinter’ by Ben Kinnear
Bottom right:‘Balance, imbalance’ by Thomas Wessely