Sentence examples for residency grant from inspiring English sources
The impetus for changing that was the DaPonte Quartet, four Juilliard- and Peabody-trained players who went to Maine in the 1990's on a rural residency grant from Chamber Music America and ended up settling down there.
Inspired by her experience at the Monk Institute, she stays involved in music education and also produced a Jazz Week program benefiting underserved youth in Camden, NJ (through a Chamber Music America residency grant).
The DaPontes, all Juilliard-trained except Mr. Liva, a graduate of Peabody Conservatory in Baltimore, had played summer concerts in the area before they arrived here three years ago on a rural residency grant from Chamber Music America, a national umbrella organization for professional chamber groups.
In 2009 she received a first-place Lowell Thomas Award in travel journalism and a residency grant from the MacDowell Colony.
II) Grant funding can also be discussed as the hypothetical allocation of the overall regional residency grants according to future requirements in contrast to the ' as is' national funded grant scenario.
The state's first-year residency grants will provide up to $65,000 per trainee, covering each first-year resident's salary.
Hoping to expand its activities on Long Island, the quartet turned in 2006 to Chamber Music America, a nonprofit organization whose services include residency grants.
For a fortunate few – notably a Syrian named Hashem whose story Kingsley interleaves throughout the book – the journey ends with permanent residency granted somewhere in Europe.
Dance Theater Workshop has awarded creative residency grants to 12 individual choreographers in a significant expansion of its Outer/Space program, which gives space subsidies to studios in boroughs outside Manhattan.
The allocation of residency grants can be based on two different assumptions: I.
Once training gaps are measured, priority rules for the optimal allocation of regional supplementary residency grants should be agreed upon.
