Choral Music Study Grants

Choral music study--music written specifically for a choir, chorale or chorus ensemble of singers--is a broad academic area that can include fields as diverse as ancient Greek hymns and barbershop quartets. Vocalists and instrumentalists who choose to study choral music have many options for grants, usually from specific universities and colleges that have choral programs.
  1. Knowledge Exchange Institute (KEI) Music and Drama Study Abroad Program

    • The Knowledge Exchange Institute, hosted by Griffith College, in Dublin, Ireland, offers year-round programs of multiple lengths, for credit, to high school and college students with a 2.50 GPA.

      Program Manager

      Knowledge Exchange Institute

      111 John St., Suite 800

      New York, NY 10038

      212-931-9953

      keiabroad.org

    Arizona State University School of Music Choral Music Scholarships

    • The Arizona State University School of music administers three choral music scholarships. The George Umberson Choral Scholarship is for an undergraduate choral music education major with outstanding promise as choral teacher/conductor and a minimum 3.0 GPA in his major. The Jennison Choral Music Award is for an entering full-time undergraduate student participating in choral ensemble with a minimum 2.75 high school GPA. The school also offers a Choral Music Scholarship for a choral major selected by a faculty member. Applicants can download the Herberger Institute Scholarship Application form (see resources).

      Theresa Cox

      Arizona State University School of Music

      Box 870405

      Tempe, AZ 85287-0405

      480-965-2815

      music.asu.edu

    The Choral Arts Foundation of the Upper Valley Grants

    • The Choral Arts Foundation of the Upper Valley in Vermont offers grants that, as of 2010, typically range from $250 to $1,000. Recipients must use the grant within a year. Applicants must email a digital copy of the completed application form and a detailed budget. The foundation also requires a printed copy with original signature.

      The Choral Arts Foundation of the Upper Valley

      PO Box 716

      Hanover, NH 03755

      choralartsuv.org

    Mayflower Choral Society Scholarships

    • The Mayflower Choral Society Scholarship Fund, based in Northern California, accepts applications once each year for three to four grants given in three general categories. As of 2010, grants are at a minimum of $250. The grant categories are vocal performance, arrangement/composition and choral direction.

      Gretchen Klein, Chairperson

      Scholarship Selection Committee

      4460-16 Redwood Highway, PMB 414

      San Rafael, CA 94903

      415-491-9110

      mayflowerchorus.org

    F. Melius Christiansen Endowment Fund

    • Established in 1996, the F. Melius Christiansen Endowment Fund of the American Choral Directors Association of Minnesota champions and fosters the choral art in Minnesota. The fund offers scholarships in four categories to conductors studying at the undergraduate and graduate levels as well as conductors actively leading church, synagogue, school and community choirs.

      Bruce W. Becker, ACDA-MN Executive Director

      F. Melius Christiansen Endowment Fund

      12027 Gantry Lane

      Apple Valley, MN 55124-6286

      fmcendowment.org

    College of St. Joseph Choral Music Scholarships

    • As of 2010, the College of St. Joseph in Vermont offers scholarships of $250 to $1,000 to incoming full time freshmen, transfer students or returning CSJ choral students based on the recommendation of the College choral director. The college awards scholarships based on merit, satisfactory academic performance, good citizenship and choral need. New students must submit a letter of evaluation from their current choral director. The college may renew these scholarships annually.

      College of St. Joseph

      71 Clement Road

      Rutland, Vermont 05701

      802-773-5900

      csj.edu

    Helen Shaw Hannes Study Grant

    • The Jeffrey Arnold Foundation offers the grant in memory of Helen Shaw Hannes, Texas businesswoman, piano teacher and organist of Martin Luther Lutheran Church in Giddings, Texas for 40 years. This full-tuition study grant is awarded for one academic year to students actively engaged in sacred music as an organist, choir director, minister of music, minister, pastor, priest, rabbi, section leader, soloist or cantor for a church, synagogue or religious order. Recipients may renew the grant once by application/review.

      The Jeffrey Arnold Foundation

      1552 Heyser Road

      Gatesville, Texas 76528

      254-248-2329

      jeffreyarnoldfoundation.org

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