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Music scholarships are conditional on the student’s continued commitment to both co-curricular and classroom music. Recipients are expected to pursue music academically throughout their time at É«ÇéÖ±²¥Èí¼þ´óȫ’s, including enrolling in ATAR Music in Years 11 and 12.

To retain their music scholarship, students are required to:

• Maintain active membership in the appropriate ensemble(s) for their instrument, including a choir, with participation in at least two large ensembles.
• Participate in the music section of the annual Creative and Performing Arts Festival (CAPAF).
• Be enthusiastically involved in the broader musical life of É«ÇéÖ±²¥Èí¼þ´óȫ’s, prioritising school-based music activities over external commitments.
• Continue ongoing instrumental tuition, demonstrating consistent improvement in their music skills.
• Be enrolled in classroom music.

Scholarship Applications

The application process begins with the submission of an audio-visual recording for shortlisting. Selected candidates will proceed to academic testing, and those advancing further will be invited to a live audition and interview.

Expected Standard

As a guide, applicants for the music scholarship entering Year 7 should demonstrate a playing level equivalent to the following AMEB standards, with progressively higher standards expected for applicants in older year groups.

Violin, Cello, Piano: AMEB Grade 6 or higher
All other instruments: AMEB Grade 4 or higher

Students unsure of their level are encouraged to consult their instrumental teacher before applying.