Art - Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian
Art - Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian
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The pianist Christian Zacharias, Grand Auditorium, 24 November, 2008.<br />
do Bolhão, and the CeDeCe – Contemporary Dance Company. Grants were also awarded<br />
to the Portuguese scholarship holders linked to the “danceWEBEurope 2008” project.<br />
Since the applications submitted for consideration under the scope of this programme are frequently<br />
cross-disciplinary in nature and highlight aspects that are the responsibility of the Fine <strong>Art</strong>s<br />
Department, this programme was transferred to that department during 2008, although the Music<br />
Department still remained responsible for awarding support.<br />
Overseas scholarships for artistic development<br />
In 2008, the Music Department awarded a total of 23 overseas scholarships for artistic training<br />
in music for the academic year 2008-2009. Sixteen were renewals of scholarships awarded<br />
in previous years, while seven were new awards. In terms of the areas of specialisation,<br />
the scholarships were distributed as follows: song (five), clarinet (one), bass viol (one),<br />
bassoon (one), flute (two), oboe (one), piano (four), French horn (two), viola (one), violin (three)<br />
and cello (two). In terms of geographical distribution, this programme enabled scholarship<br />
holders to attend schools in the following countries: Germany (six), Spain (two), USA (one),<br />
Russian Federation (one), France (one), Italy (one), Lithuania (one), Netherlands (one),<br />
the United Kingdom (six) and Switzerland (three).<br />
<strong>Calouste</strong> <strong>Gulbenkian</strong> Foundation Music Department
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