The Woodruff Arts CenterTalent Development Program
The nationally acclaimed Talent Development Program (TDP) provides 25 Black and Latinx students across grade levels 5 to 12 with the highest level of musical training.
25 Black and Latinx students · Free weekly music lessons, with scholarship funding
From woodruffcenter.org/arts-education ↗About this program
TDP Fellows receive free weekly music lessons, intensive mentorship, performance opportunities, and scholarship funding. More than a hundred Fellows have continued their flourishing musical careers at top music schools and conservatories across the country, including The Julliard School, The Peabody Institute, and The Curtis Institute of Music.
Details
- Who
- 25 Black and Latinx students
- Cost
- Free weekly music lessons, with scholarship funding
- Ages
- Grade levels 5 to 12
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