2023-2028 Young Pianist Scholarship Program

Young Pianist Scholarship Program

A 2023-2028 French-American Cultural Initiative

A post-COVID expansion of our sucessful scholarship progran to sponsor (2023 to 2028) 10 talented young French pianists to attend U.S. based piano festivals, competitions and present their Debut Recitals in New York City and Washington D.C.

FRENCH-AMERICAN PIANO SOCIETY

Young Pianists Profile

French Citizenship Master in Piano Performance and above French National Conservatories Age: 27 and under

Applications & Selection

Operated by French National Conservatories Competitve selection based on talent Two per year, male and female pianists

Scholarship Program • • • • •

Two-week International Piano Festival McKenzie Piano Competition U.S. Debut Recital in New York City U.S. Debut Recital in Washington, D. C. Round trip from Paris and accomodation

2014-2019 Track record 18 Young Pianists Scholarships 2 First Prize recipients 5 Finalists achivements 22 U.S. Debut Recitals

Raising $50,000

$5,000 per scholarhips Donations are tax deductible.

Significant benefits for corporate and individual sponsors are included.

Contact us: contact@French-American-Piano.org mf.washington-amba@diplomatie.gouv.fr

PAST SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS Hélène Tysman (‘13) First Prize IKIF 2012 Matthieu Acar (‘14) Finalist IKIF 2014 Maroussia Gentet (‘14) Nathanael Gouin (‘14) Olof Hansen (‘15) Audrey Lonca-Alberto (‘15) Marie-Ange Ngucy (‘15) First Prize IKIF 2015 Tanguy de Williencourt (‘15) Finalist IKIF 2015 Josquin Otal (‘16) Victoire-Théodora Pruvost (‘16) Finalist IKIF 2016 Timotée Urbain (‘16) Julie Alcaraz (‘16) Finalist IKIF 2016 Félix Dalban-Moreynas (‘17) Sarah Margaine (‘17) Alexandre Lory (‘18)