Launching in August 2012, the Music Fellowships scheme aims to support individuals through the early stages of their music careers; helping them to establish themselves in the professional world through bespoke placements within existing music organisations.
Through this scheme, we hope to increase the Fellows’ skills through training and development opportunities tailored to the individual, to raise their aspirations, and to encourage collaboration.
Rather than awarding grants directly to individuals themselves, we are looking for applications from music companies, organisations, venues and festivals from across the UK to host a Fellow.
You can download an example application form to help you get started but please do not submit this version to us. All applications should be submitted using the online system.
This grant is now closed.
12th September 2012, 12:12 PM
The Music Fellowships scheme is now in full swing as applications and paperwork start to come in at PAF HQ. Don’t panic though – we’re nowhere near 100 applications just yet but time is ticking on so if you haven’t...
22nd August 2012, 11:49 AM
We know there are lots of talented musicians out there who need support with their music making, particularly when it comes to hiring or purchasing an instrument. So, we asked Beverley Mason, Trustee at Awards for Young Musicians, to tell...
9th August 2012, 1:01 PM
Whatever the outcome of your application to our music schemes this year, there are lots of other funding opportunities out there to help your music projects and ambitions get off the ground. Rachel Nelken, Relationship Manager – Music for Arts...
1st August 2012, 10:47 AM
August is now upon us (when did that happen?!) and in just under two weeks time our Music Fellowships scheme will be open for applications. Sally Stote (BBC PAF Trustee) is part of our Grant Giving Committee, which will be...
26th July 2012, 10:50 AM
On the 13th August, the next round of this year’s funding will be on offer through our Music Fellowships scheme. This scheme will be open to organisations who hope to host a Fellow in the early stages of their career....
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