Applications

 

To apply, you will need to fill in the application form below and send it in along with a deposit of £50 by the deadline, WEDNESDAY APRIL 30th 2008. The deposit is non-refundable and secures your place on the course should your application be accepted. If you are under 18, a parent or guardian must sign and return the application form, in download format only. If you wish to apply for funding, please ensure you now refer to the scholarship and funding section before completing your application.

 

 

Chamber musicians

 

Please click here to complete our on-line application form.

or please click here to download the application form in MS Word 6.0 format (14k).

 

Composers

 

Please click here to complete our on-line application form.

or please click here to download the application form in MS Word 6.0 format (14k).

 

 

If you are posting a paper copy of the application form, please include a cheque for the deposit of £50, and send this to:

 

 

 

Fees:

 

Fee per student (player or composer) £425
Fee includes coaching, masterclasses, workshops, a CD of live performances from final weekend concerts and full accommodation, all meals and use of facilities.

 

A deposit of £50 must be paid by WEDNESDAY APRIL 30th either to our paypal account or by cheque payable to Chamber Music International. The remainder must be paid by FRIDAY MAY 30th.

 

 

Scholarships and Funding

 

We understand that full time music students may find it hard to fund the total cost of the course. If you would like to apply for help with funding, here are some suggestions. We recommend that you explore as many different funding options as possible, as it is more likely that you may receive funding from different sources.

 

Apply to your college or university

Some music colleges and universities can be very generous with funding for deserving students. It is best to research these possibilities by early 2008 before money is allocated. Funding

 

Apply for other funding 

We have compiled a list of external funding bodies that you can apply to. We would strongly recommend that you apply for a number of scholarships and that you start the process early to maximise your possibility of success.
List of funding bodies: Funding

 

Apply to Chamber Music International

 

Chamber Musicians

Chamber Music International has a limited number of scholarships. If you would like to apply for a scholarship, you will need to write a short paragraph (maximum 250 words) explaining why you deserve funding, and send this in along with your application and deposit of £50, by WEDNESDAY APRIL 30th. If you are an established ensemble, you may also apply for group funding, in which case your representative member will need to write a funding request on behalf of the ensemble. If your application is not received by the deadline, your chances of receiving funding may be jeopardised.

 

Composers

Chamber Music International has a limited number of scholarships. If you would like to apply for a scholarship you will need to contact Peter Wiegold first (see Application) and then write a short paragraph (maximum 250 words) explaining why you deserve funding and send this in along with your application and deposit of £50, by WEDNESDAY APRIL 30th. If your application is not received by the deadline, your chances of receiving funding may be jeopardised.

 

 

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