Grants in Aid: April 15th deadline!
- John Moran
- Mar 28, 2021
- 1 min read
Are financial concerns standing in the way of your gamba goal? Each spring and each fall the Grants-in-Aid program provides financial awards for individual members' projects and purchases. The GiA program is open to individuals who have been members of the Society for a full calendar year. Awards vary but are usually in the $500-$1,500 range.
Grants-in-Aid have been awarded to support many kinds of projects, such as:
buying an instrument or bow; taking part in workshops (except Conclave), master classes, or competitions; initiating a program of some sort; doing research; and many others.
Take a look at the full details on the Grants-in-Aid page, but don't delay! It will take some time to prepare your application, and all materials must be submitted by April 15th for consideration in the spring application round.
Wonderful initiative by the VdGSA! The Grants‑in‑Aid program provides crucial, accessible financial support for viola da gamba players and enthusiasts—helping fund instruments, workshops, research, and creative projects. A fantastic way to remove financial barriers and nurture early music education and artistry. Don’t miss the April 15 deadline! --times
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