Application for a Fiddle Scholarship, 2022 Northeast Tionól
The Northeast Tionól is offering a scholarship for a young fiddler that will cover that student’s tuition for the weekend and pay $200 toward room and board.

To be eligible for consideration, you must meet the following requirements:

  o  You must be under 25 years old.
  o  You must have been playing violin or fiddle for at least two years.
  o  You must submit the application form below, including the contact information for a person who can testify to your enthusiasm for Irish music and learning the fiddle, by August 31, 2022.

Please register now for the Tionól in order to reserve your spot for the workshop of your choice.

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Applicant's Name *
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Please explain in no more than 1,000 words why you want to be considered for this scholarship. In your essay, please include what you most hope to gain from your attendance at the Northeast Tionól. You can also tell us such things as: what made you want to play the fiddle, how you got started, and/or what aspect of playing Irish music on the fiddle you like the most. If you still have room, you can relate your most memorable Irish fiddle experience (either listening or playing).
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