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Anna Chmiel Memorial Clarinet Scholarship at University 2026 is offered for Bachelors degree in the field of Music. You can apply to this scholarship here . The deadline for the sending your application is 31 Aug, 2026 . This scholarship is provided by University, A…
08.31.26
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Partial Funding, AUD 6,000 /yr
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stralia and the value of this scholarship is Partial Funding, AUD 6000 per annum . This scholarship is open for: Open to Australian and New Zealand nationals . Anna Chmiel Memorial Clarinet Scholarship It was introduced to support clarinet students at the Sir Zelman Cowen School of Music and Performance. The scholarship is in honour and memory of Anna Chmiel, who was a clarinet student at the School. Eligibility criteria - Application process - Selection criteria - Award - AUD 6000 per annum (48 credit points of st…
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