2024/25 Eugene Symphony Private Lesson Program - Student Nominations |
Student Nomination Form
Eugene Symphony is thrilled to announce private lesson scholarships are now available as part of our 2024/25 Eugene Symphony Private Lesson Program. Available to Bethel, Eugene, and Springfield middle and high school music students, this lesson scholarship program is for students who do not have the opportunity to study privately otherwise. We invite all public school music educators to nominate students to be considered for this program. Selected students will receive a private lesson scholarship consisting of ten (10) free lessons with an Eugene Symphony teaching artist. Each student also receives a $50 stipend for lesson materials and will have the opportunity to attend Eugene Symphony performances this school year. Open to students of all ages and abilities.
Deadline to nominate students: FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2024
Eligibility:
·Bethel, Eugene, and Springfield School Districts (public schools only)
·Middle and high school band and orchestra students
·All ages and playing abilities welcome
·All orchestral instruments welcome (except piano)
·Available to students who do not have the opportunity to study with a private lesson teacher otherwise
FOCUS: This scholarship is for students who do not otherwise have the opportunity to take private lessons. We welcome nominations for reliable students who display a positive attitude towards learning and will show up prepared for lessons.
Student Selection Process:
Twenty-three (23) scholarships will be awarded this year, at least 10 of which will be dedicated to BIPOC students. Student nominations will be reviewed according to the submitted nomination statement and NAACP scholarship eligibility. Students and teachers will be notified by e-mail of participation status in October 2024. Final confirmation of the student’s participation in the program will be dependent on Eugene Symphony teaching artist availability and parent confirmation.
NAACP Scholarship Opportunity for BIPOC Students
Ten (10) scholarships will be awarded to BIPOC students, specifically students from communities that have been historically underrepresented in classical music.
Contact:
Katy Vizdal, Education & Community Engagement Director
Eugene Symphony Association
E-mail: katy.vizdal@eugenesymphony.org
Phone: 541-687-9487 x1116