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Music Scholarship Application Form

Scholarships
  • Please use this form whether or not you received a Music Scholarship the last academic year.

    Submission Deadline is April 1

  • Student Information

  • or
  • "Undeclared" if not sure
  • Leave blank if not sure or no minor

  • Music Information

  • Primary Instrument or Voice
  • Secondary Instrument or Voice
  • This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.

 

You will be considered for all Music scholarships for which you meet the criteria. Submission deadline is April 1. See website (western.edu/program/music) for details and requirements of each scholarship. If you can come to Gunnison for an audition, please call the Music Office, 970-943-3093, email aflynn@western.edu, or write to arrange a date and time. In the event you cannot be interviewed, personally, in Gunnison or at your school by a member of Western Colorado University Faculty, send your performance tape recording which should include a solo, advanced exercises, scales, etc., to:

Chair, Department of Music
Western Colorado University
1 Western Way
Gunnison, CO, 81231

OR

Post on YouTube as a private video and send the link to the video to aflynn@western.edu.

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