Scholarships

In order to qualify for a Scholarship in the Saskatoon Music Festival you must compete in two classes of the same discipline. Please note, many of the classes in the local Addenda do not count towards your qualifications. Please read the syllabus and the Addenda very carefully.

 Click here to download the Scholarship listing for 2012.  Every attempt has been made for 100% accuracy of the scholarship listing, however, it is subject to change.  Any changes or errors will be noted on this webpage.

Scholarship Changes/Ommissions/Errors

Page 49 of the 2012 program

The Gustin/Trounce Heritage Committee Inc. Piano Scholarship for the winner of class 2201 is $75.00 (not the printed $50.00)

Page 50 of the 2012 program

The Gustin/Trounce Heritage Committee Inc. Elementary Piano Scholarship for the winner of class 2204 is $50.00 (not the printed $75.00)

Scholarship Addenda includes Kinsmen Competition Rules & Regulations

NOTES:  

1) In order to be eligible for an award or scholarship at the Saskatoon music  festival, the entrant must:

a)  have been a resident of Saskatoon (70 km range) for a minimum of a 5 month  period prior to registration, OR

b)  have studied regularly with a teacher who is a resident of Saskatoon (70 km range ) for a minimum of a 5 month period prior to registration, OR 

c)  have proof that Saskatoon (70 km range) is their permanent residence if he/she is studying elsewhere. 

2)  In all senior open classes in order to be eligible for a scholarship or award the entrant must not be over the age of 28 for instrumental solo classes and must not be over the age of 33 for vocal solo classes. 

  3) In order to qualify for a district scholarship or award, each individual named on the entry form must enter and compete in at least two classes in the same discipline (excluding the National Class) when it is evident that there is provision of suitable classes from which to choose. Instrumentalists must compete in two classes on the same instrument. This rule does not apply to the pianist in the lieder classes. See General Competition Regulations in the 2010 Directory (www.smfa.ca).