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AWARDS FOR YOUNG MUSICIANS Financial awards, based on assesment of both talent and need, to help young musicians.
The Fame Academy Bursary was set up with the money raised from the public's telephone voting during the TV series. Each year a number of schemes are run that give away educational bursaries and instrument and equipment awards.
The aim of the Foundation is to encourage and assist exceptionally talented young instrumental soloists or chamber ensembles who are British Nationals or resident in the UK. Senior awards are available to instrumental soloists and chamber ensembles. Applicants must be between 21 and 27 years of age. Junior awards are available to instrumental soloists between 15 and 20 years of age.
Grants towards the cost of essential instrument purchase for postgraduate music students who are UK nationals, refugees or asylum seekers. Applicants must be aged 16-26 years old and have a family income of under £25,000. For an application pack or to establish eligibility please contact the Atwell Administrator:
The Musicians Benevolent Fund administers 20 different scholarships that help professional musicians and also music students with fees, instruments and study abroad.
The British Horn Society administers this fund, which was set up to help promising young UK horn players under the age of 25, who are unable fully to develop their horn playing because of acute financial constraints. Applications for the limited funds will be considered throughout the year on a 'first come, first served' basis. Enquiries should be sent to Mike Fage of the British Horn Society mike@british-horn.org
Paxman are keen to hear about any schemes that are not listed here that may be of help to customers. Please send us any information you think we should add info@paxman.co.uk
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