The Philharmonia Orchestra Martin Musical Scholarship Fund, administered by the Philharmonia Orchestra, has given invaluable support to countless young musicians since 1968. Usually over 60 Awards are made each year. For young, gifted musicians, these awards enable them to either continue or complete an essential period of study that, due to financial constraints, may otherwise have been impossible. The culmination of the Fund’s commitment is to offer the opportunity of a recital at the Purcell Room at Southbank Centre's Queen Elizabeth Hall, which for these talented performers is an inspiring occasion that marks a milestone in their careers.
Many Martin Music Scholarship Fund award winners have gone on to extremely successful orchestral or solo careers with names such as Natalie Clein, Steven Isserlis and Jennifer Pike forming part of the Fund's alumni. Philharmonia Orchestra players have also been beneficiaries such as current members Byron Fulcher, Mark van de Wiel, Maya Iwabuchi and Graham Mitchell.
To find out more about how to qualify and to apply for the 2011 Martin Music Scholarship Fund Awards, please go to our Application page and download the Application Form.
The 2010 Martin Music Scholarship Fund Award Winners are listed below. Click on a winners name to learn more about them:
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Meyer Foundation Orchestral Awards John E. Mortimer Awards Prince of Wales Award for Cellists Duchess of Cornwall Award for Harpists Reginald Conway Memorial Award June Allison Wood Wind Award Sidney Perry Foundation Single Awards Charles Henderson Ensemble Award
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Piano Awards Wood Wind Awards Viola Awards Percussion Awards
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