| Name | Nationality | Workshop |
|---|---|---|
| Juliana Santos | Brazil | Oregon Bach Festival Berwick Academy |
| Miguel Rodríguez | Colombia | Amherst Early Music Festival Baroque Academy |
| Isabela Fernandez | Chile | Oregon Bach Festival Berwick Academy |
These scholarship recipients, along with their peers, are vital contributors to the ongoing legacy of early music. Through their passion, dedication, and artistic vision, they inspire future generations and strengthen the cultural fabric of societies across the Americas, uncovering the beauty and significance of historical performance practice.
Application Process for Ema Scholarship
If you’re interested in applying for the Ema Scholarship, you must be a resident of North, Central, or South America. The application process allows eligible individuals to apply for up to three workshops by providing relevant information about themselves and their preferences.
To begin the application, you’ll need to provide your contact details, including your name, email address, and phone number. Additionally, you’ll be asked to provide information about your voice or instrument specialization, years of study, and your preferred workshops.
The scholarship application requires a personal essay of up to 1,000 words. This essay should detail your musical background, including any experience you have with early music. Furthermore, you should explain how further exploration of early music performance will enhance your development as a musician. Feel free to elaborate on the impact of financial assistance on your ability to attend workshops and pursue your passion for early music.
In addition to the personal essay, applicants are required to submit a video demonstrating their early music performance skills. This video should showcase your talent and dedication to the art form.
The application form for the Ema Scholarship will open in early 2024, and the deadline for submissions is in late March. After the evaluation process, scholarship recipients will be notified in late April or early May.
| Application Process | Details |
|---|---|
| Eligibility | Resident of North, Central, or South America |
| Materials to be Submitted | 1. Contact details
2. Voice or instrument specialization 3. Years of study 4. Preferred workshops 5. Personal essay (up to 1,000 words) 6. Video demonstration of early music performance skills |
| Application Deadline | Late March |
Applying for the Ema Scholarship is an opportunity to showcase your passion for early music and potentially receive financial support to attend workshops that will further enhance your skills and knowledge in the field. Don’t miss out on the chance to pursue your dreams through the Ema Scholarship program!
Suitable Workshops for Ema Scholarship Applicants
As a recipient of the Ema Scholarship, you have the opportunity to attend a variety of pre-professional and professional workshops offered in North America. These workshops provide a unique platform to enhance your skills, knowledge, and understanding of early music.
Here are some examples of suitable workshops that you can consider:
“The workshops offered by Amherst Early Music, American Bach Soloists ACADEMY, Tafelmusik Summer Baroque Institute, Oberlin Baroque Performance Institute, and more.”
About Amherst Early Music
Amherst Early Music offers a range of workshops and programs focused on early music performance and historical performance practice. From vocal and instrumental workshops to dance and opera programs, Amherst Early Music provides a comprehensive learning experience for early music enthusiasts.
About American Bach Soloists ACADEMY
The American Bach Soloists ACADEMY is dedicated to the study and performance of the music of Bach and his contemporaries. Through their intensive programs, participants have the opportunity to study with world-class faculty and perform in various settings, including concerts and chamber music ensembles.
About Tafelmusik Summer Baroque Institute
Tafelmusik Summer Baroque Institute offers a unique opportunity to explore Baroque music through workshops, masterclasses, and performances. Participants have the chance to work with renowned faculty and perform alongside Tafelmusik musicians, gaining invaluable experience in the field of early music.
