There is still time to enter YMFE-Scholarship Competition and compete for a full scholarship from the Yamaha Music Foundation of Europe. The deadline is short, so act quickly!
This is a fantastic opportunity for music students! A total of 43 scholarships in 29 countries will be awarded to full-time students in 2011/2012.
The Yamaha Music Foundation of Europe (YMFE) is a European non-profit making charity that – above all – is dedicated to supporting talented music students in Europe. Since 1990, the Foundation has awarded scholarships worth more than 1 Million Euro in total to over 850 outstanding young musicians all over Europe.
Show Your Musical Talent Playing Brass & Woodwind Instruments
The YMFE-Scholarship Competition is open to full-time music students of any nationality not older than 25 years at the time of the application.
The rewarded discipline changes every year and is country specific. In 2011/2012, the scholarships’ discipline is Brass & Woodwind. Regulations may vary depending on your country.
Applicants will be selected according to their current musical ability and their demonstrated future potential. The basis for this evaluation is an initial screening from a recorded performance, followed by a live performance at the final selection. Selection Committees comprising senior figures from the world of music will select the most suitable applicants.
Win A Full Scholarship from the Yamaha Music Foundation of Europe!
Each scholarship has a value of €1000 to €2000, depending on the country where the applicant is studying. The Scholarship covers one year and the money may be used for any purpose related to the advancement of studies.
Submit A Recording of Two Titles to Compete
You should complete an application form and send it to the appropriate contact address (for your country) together with a recording of two titles.
Please make sure to send a CD or DVD with your recordings together with the application form.
- The format of the recording should be .WAV or MP3.
- The quality of the sound does not have an effect on the later selection process.
- The length of both pieces should not exceed more than 20 minutes.
