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Auditions for the Fine Arts Scholarship

 

 

Open to all new students (new freshmen and transfer students)
regardless of major


• Please start by filling out this short application form.

 

• Fine Arts Scholarship in Music are awarded to students based on an audition in
one of the following areas:  voice, woodwind, brass, percussion, piano,
orchestral strings, or classical guitar. 

 

• Recipients of this scholarship must participate in one major ensemble
(band, choir, or orchestra, jazz ensemble or guitar ensemble) each semester. 

 

• You will be asked to submit a performance video, sent to us as an mp4 file. 

 

• We would like to listen to two pieces in contrasting styles (WSMA Class A level or equivalent), not to exceed 10 minutes.

 

•  We will contact you once we receive the video for a short interview with the music professors.

 

•  Auditions are open. To guarantee consideration for a scholarship, please send your video by March 20, 2021.

 

For more information contact baguilar@edgewood.edu.

 

Scholarship for Incoming Students

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Fine Arts Awards in Music

 

Click here to fill out a short application.

 

Auditions will be heard for all band and orchestral instruments, as well as for piano, voice, and guitar.
Prepare two solo pieces or movements in contrasting styles (WSMA Class A level or equivalent), not to exceed 10 minutes.
 
You may have to select excerpts to remain within the time allotment.

 

Piano accompaniment is REQUIRED. You may provide your own accompanist or we will provide one for you upon request.

 

 

Scholarships for Returning Students

 

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Malmquist Scholarship

Awarded to qualified students based on academic promise, musical leadership, and contribution to the department and respective ensemble.
This scholarship has been made available to music students every year since 2001 and is possible due to the generous donation of Virginia Malmquist.
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Battcock Scholarship

Award: Awards up to $1000-2000/year
Awarded to qualified students based on potential as a piano student.
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Edward Walters Scholarship

The Edward Walters Scholarship is given annually to current and incoming students based on excellence in performance.
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Ballweg Music Scholarship

 

A 15-minute long audition is required.
All interested students must book an audition time by contacting Beatriz Aguilar at 608-663-3442 or by email: baguilar@edgewood.edu
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Vernon and Anja Sell Choral Scholar Endowment

 

For Singers

 

The Vernon and Anja Sell Choral Scholarships are given annually to current and continuing singers for outstanding contributions to the choral program at Edgewood College.
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DeEtte Beilfuss-Eager Scholarship

 

 

A 10-minute long audition is required.
Not automatically renewable
This award is given by recommendation of the music faculty.
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Private Lesson Subsidization

 

For Students Enrolled in Private Lessons

 

Applied lessons at private colleges typically add a significant financial burden to the cost of a college education for a music major, but not at Edgewood! We are proud to provide top-quality applied lessons at a very minimal cost.

 

Students who elect to take advantage of the subsidized lesson program typically donate one hour of work per week in exchange for subsidization of their private lesson, with such simple jobs as handing out programs at concerts or setting up for a rehearsal.

 

Contact the department chair for current information regarding subsidization of lesson fees for music majors, minors, and members of designated performing ensembles.
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Sr. E. Blackwell Music Scholarship

 

A 10-minute long audition is required.
All interested students must book an audition time by contacting Beatriz Aguilar at 608-663-3442 or by email: baguilar@edgewood.edu