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Dianne Parsonage Award in Carillon and Celtic Instrument Studies

From Carleton University

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Awarded annually on the recommendation of the School of Studies in Art and Culture to a student pursuing Carillon or Celtic Instrument Studies (Celtic Fiddle, Pipes, Harp or Voice). Endowed in 2014 by Dianne Parsonage in memory of the life and courage of Ashley Smith. Revised 2015.

Amount
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Who can apply
Individual artists not confirmed - check the funder's page
Where you must live
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Art forms
Music
Application fee
Not stated on the funder's page
Kind
Scholarship or bursary
How to get it
By nomination β€œAt the end of each academic year, departments nominate or recommend outstanding undergraduate students for departmental scholarships and awards.”
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Eligibility

Awarded annually on the recommendation of the School of Studies in Art and Culture to a student pursuing Carillon or Celtic Instrument Studies (Celtic Fiddle, Pipes, Harp or Voice). Endowed in 2014 by Dianne Parsonage in memory of the life and courage of Ashley Smith. Revised 2015.

What to send

Separate application needed: No. Academic achievements may be recognized by departmental scholarships and awards. At the end of each academic year, departments nominate or recommend outstanding undergraduate students for departmental scholarships and awards. For more information contact your academic department. not confirmed - check the funder's page

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Source: https://carleton.ca/awards/awards/scholarships/awards-db/#dianne-parsonage-award-in-carillon-and-celtic-instrument-studies (opens in a new tab). Our research read it on October 18, 2026.

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