Music Programs
Music Programs
Project Bridge
Bloomingdale School of Music’s Project Bridge program is a full scholarship program for talented middle and high school students who cannot otherwise afford private lessons.
Bloomingdale School of Music’s Project Bridge program is a full scholarship program for talented middle and high school students who cannot otherwise afford private lessons.
Project Bridge nurtures a student’s musical talents through a weekly private lesson with a gifted teacher. Teachers work with students to build on their strengths and show them how to grow their skills on their instrument. The musical development from lessons allows the students to pay it forward and contribute more in their school band or orchestra.
Project Bridge students have the option to audition for the MAP program in following years, and many have done so successfully.
Jane Doesier
Guitar
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Interested candidates should fill out an online application form and submit it electronically with their tax form and a video by May 15th. If you are selected to continue the process, a virtual interview with you and a parent or guardian is also required.
Successful candidates will have identifiable talent, will have demonstrated achievement in their instrument, and will show a clear commitment to serious music study.
May 31, 2023
Late July
Project Bridge is free of charge to families that demonstrate financial need. Significant scholarships are also available to students who qualify by audition and interview.
Kaoru Hinata
Project Bridge Director
(212) 663-6021
323 West 108th Street
New York, NY 10025
212.663.6021
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