Plymouth Philharmonic OrchestraScholarships
Plymouth Phil Junior Music Scholarship
Application Deadline: February 1, 2025
Plymouth Philharmonic High School Music Scholarship is awarded to a high school junior living or attending school within Plymouth County who intends to apply in the fall of their senior year to a four-year music program majoring in music performance (instrumental or vocal), music education, or music composition. The scholarship is given in the junior year to enhance a student’s college application. The award of up to $2,500 can go toward additional music lessons, master classes or workshops, summer music camp, travel costs to the aforementioned, purchase of better instruments or related equipment, or other such expenses.
[2024-25 JUNIOR SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION]
The Phil Scholarship Committee:
Judy Fosdick, Co-Chair
John Emler, Co-Chair
Jean Landis Naumann
Susan Sylvester
Mary Toropov
Steven Karidoyanes
The Pine Hills Partners Senior Scholarship
Application deadline:
April 1, 2025
The Pine Hills Partners Committee has joined forces with the Plymouth Philharmonic Orchestra to award a $4,000 music scholarship to a graduating senior high school student who resides in Plymouth and plans to pursue a degree in musical performance, music education, or music composition at a four-year college.
[2024-25 SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION]
READ ABOUT OUR SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS HERE
“The Plymouth Philharmonic Scholarship kickstarted my musical journey and was the beginning of a series of events that would not have been possible otherwise. I used the scholarship to attend the Ithaca College Summer Music Academy the summer before my senior year of high school. I learned so much that summer, made life long friends, and later on had a job there for two years! I began my undergraduate studies at Ithaca College as a double major in performance and education but have since studied music at Universiti Sains Malaysia in Penang and I’m currently in my final year at UMass Boston. I have found that I not only have a passion for the double bass as a soloist but also the methods, techniques, and fingerings (whether brand new or old) that provide endless possibilities. In the fall of 2023, I won the UMass Boston jury prize for solo performance and also received the Tawa Music Scholarship. I will be forever grateful to the Plymouth Philharmonic – Thank You!”
-Oskar Mundt, past scholarship recipient