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Women in Music Opportunities
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Closes
Rolling, applications read as they arrive
Effort
About 1 hour
Cost to apply
Free
The Thrive programme provides grants and musical opportunities to young instrumentalists, singers, songwriters, composers and producers from lower-income families across the UK. Applicants must have been learning music for at least a year and their family income must be below £35,000 per year (with possible eligibility between £35,000 and £41,000 depending on household dependents). Recipients get 12 months to spend their funds and access to free workshops, performance platforms, mentoring, Thrive Days events, online sessions, and free tickets to concerts and events with partners including the BBC.
Young musicians aged 7 to 17 living in the UK whose families are on a lower income and who have been learning an instrument, singing, composing or producing music for at least a year.
Eligibility unconfirmed. Check the residency and nationality rules on the source before applying.
United Kingdom
Rolling, applications read as they arrive
Programme dates not listed
A grant of between £250 and £3,000 to spend over 12 months on instruments, equipment, lessons, transport, exam fees or other musical development, plus free access to workshops, performance opportunities, mentoring, creative projects, online sessions and free event tickets.
About 1 hour
Short application. Estimated from the 2 items this application asks for, not from the organisation.
Free
http://www.youngsounds.org.uk/awards