International Youth Scholarship Program

 

Dr. Evan Feldman (USA) and Tim Wollenzien (USA) Co-Chairmen

 

The WASBE International Scholarship Program was established to assist students to study at a music camp in a country other than their own. This youth cultural exchange would not only add to the student’s musical development but would also enable participating students to develop a greater understanding and appreciation of each other through their mutual interest in music.

The scholarships include the cost of meals, lodging and tuition during the student’s stay at the camp. Each student is responsible for the cost of his or her own transportation to the music camp.

Since 1982, more than 150 students from seventeen countries have participated in the International Scholarship Program. These students came from the countries of Brazil, Canada, Republic of China, England, Finland, France, Holland, Iceland, Ireland, Latvia, Norway, Portugal, Soviet Union, Sweden, Switzerland, Venezuela and the United States. Music camps throughout the eight nations of Belgium, Canada, England, Finland, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland and the United States have provided the scholarships.

The response to the scholarship program by both the students and the music camps has been very positive. The students felt that they gained so much both musically and socially and the music camps were very impressed with the quality of the students and their contribution to their summer camp activities.

The continued success of the scholarship program can be assured with the support of our WASBE members in recommending students from their country for the scholarships and encouraging music camps in their country to provide scholarships. Our short-range goal is to expand the number of music camps providing scholarships and our long-range goal is to have students participating in this project from every country.

Student Applications

Students interested in applying for scholarships should complete the application form and return it by April 15 to the address indicated on the form.

Scholarships (Confirmed to Date)

United States/Canada International Music Camp

International Peace Garden, North Dakota, USA/Manitoba, Canada

Number of Scholarships: 2

Dates:
June 24-July 7, 2012
July 15-28, 2012

Age Level: 15 – 18

Contact Person: Tim Wollenzien
Tel: +1 701-838-8472
Fax: +1 701-838-1351

www.internationalmusiccamp.com

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2011 Atlantic Music Festival Fellowship Program

2011 ATLANTIC MUSIC FESTIVAL FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

The 2011 Atlantic Music Festival announces its call for entries for the Fellowship Program applicants. Submission forms can be completed directly online at the official Atlantic Music Festival website.

http://www.atlanticmusicfestival.org/the-institute

AMF provides complete financial coverage for tuition and housing during the four weeks of residency. The Fellowship Program seeks gifted young artists for the following disciplines: woodwinds, brass, percussion, harp, piano, strings, opera, composition, conducting, and audio engineering between the ages of 18 and 34. Accepted applicants will be featured as resident artists at The 2010 Atlantic Music Festival.

The deadline to submit for the U.S. and International applicants for the 2011 Atlantic Music Festival is January 15, 2011.

The submission form and complete information regarding eligibility and application requirements for the 2011 AMF Fellowship Program are available on the Atlantic Music Festival website. Information is also available through the Atlantic Music Festival by email to community@atlanticmusicfestival.org, or by regular mail to Atlantic Music Festival, 228 Park Ave S #31975, New York, NY 10003.

More information at http://www.atlanticmusicfestival.org