Registered Charity No. 228089
Incorporating the Scottish Musicians Benevolent Fund
Registered as a company limited by guarantee in England and Wales
No. 252783
Musicians Benevolent Fund
16 Ogle Street, London W1W 6JA
Tel: 020 7636 4481
Fax: 020 7637 4307
Email: info@mbf.org.uk
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Singers
Singers on Musical Theatre Courses: Ian Fleming Musical Theatre Awards
Awards of up to £4,000 are available for full-time postgraduate study on a musical theatre course. You must be British or Irish or have lived in the UK for at least three years at the closing date to be eligible. The next closing date for applications will be during spring 2009. Click below to see a list of the results for 2008.
MBF Music Education Awards
The MBF Music Education Awards are the MBF's largest source of funding for postgraduate musicians. They are offered to outstandingly talented instrumentalists and singers to help with full-time postgraduate study costs (fees or maintenance).
The awards incorporate a number of named scholarships and individual awards are usually between £1,000 and £5,000.
The next closing date will be during February 2009.
Click below to see the results of the 2008 Sybil Tutton Awards.
The Maggie Teyte Prize and the Miriam Licette Scholarship
The Maggie Teyte Prize of £2,000 and Miriam Licette Scholarship of £1,500 are open to female singers. The Maggie Teyte Prize winner will be offered a recital in association with the Friends of Covent Garden for the Royal Opera House, together with a Miriam Licette Scholarship. Further Miriam Licette Scholarships will also be available. Candidates should be in full-time postgraduate education or within the first year of entering their professional career. The next closing date for applications will be in November 2008.
Email us at education@mbf.org.uk or phone 020 7299 8356.