The Martin A. Walton Memorial Scholarships
'I studied singing at the New School for three years, and I am sending this as a belated thank you for all those years at Waltons. I also wanted to let you know that I am continuing my study of music and singing this year at Trinity College - something I don't think I would have achieved without my years of lessons at Waltons.
Thank you for the support and encouragement I received, for the opportunities I was given to perform, and most of all for the scholarship I was awarded in 2005 as Young Student of the Year.
Please pass on my heartfelt thanks to John Mardirosian and everyone at the New School.
Yours, Claire Treacey'
Young Student of the Year
SCHOLARSHIP
30-minute lessons in the student’s instrument for the 2012-2013 school year, terms 1-3 (not transferable).
Scholarships will be awarded for musical talent, ability and potential, as well as for progress over the 2011-2012 school year, as determined by New School faculty adjudicators.
ELIGIBILITY
Students of any classical, traditional, jazz or popular instrument (including voice), aged 18 and under on 30 June 2012, who will have been enrolled at the New School for at least 18 consecutive weeks by 30 June 2012. Scholarship winners may not enter the same competition again. Candidates, selected from teacher nominations in May, will be asked to perform at a judged competition in June. Winners are expected to perform at the New School’s end-of-year concert.
Mature Student of the Year
SCHOLARSHIP
30-minute lessons in the student’s instrument for the 2012-2013 school year, terms 1-3 (not transferable).
Scholarships will be awarded for musical talent, ability and potential, as well as for progress over the 2011-2012 school year, as determined by New School faculty adjudicators.
ELIGIBILITY
Students of any classical, traditional, jazz or popular instrument (including voice), aged 19 and over on 30 June 2012, who will have been enrolled at the New School for at least 18 consecutive weeks by 30 June 2012. Scholarship winners may not enter the same competion again. Candidates, selected from teacher nominations in May, will be asked to perform at a judged competition in June. Winners are expected to perform at the New School’s end-of-year concert.
Most Promising Beginner
SCHOLARSHIP
30-minute lessons in the student’s instrument for the 2012-2013 school year, terms 1-3 (not transferable).
Scholarships will be awarded for musical talent, ability and potential, as well as for progress over the 2011-2012 school year, as determined by New School faculty adjudicators.
ELIGIBILITY
Students of any classical, traditional, jazz or popular instrument (including voice), of all ages, who came to the New School as beginners on their chosen instrument during the 2011-2012 school year and who will have been enrolled at the New School for at least 18 consecutive weeks by 30 June 2012. Scholarship winners may not enter the same competition again. Candidates, selected from teacher nominations in May, will be asked to perform at a judged competition in June. Winners are expected to perform at the New School’s end-of-year concert.
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