AWARDS & DONATIONS
The North Peace Performing Arts Festival Association is dedicated to providing an opportunity for all students to participate, perform and learn from one another. For the past 29 years, students from all across Northern Alberta receive the opportunity
to perform in the disciplines of piano, voice, choir, band, solo instrumental, and speech arts. Students gain appreciation and knowledge from formal adjudications; receive encouragement to continue their studies, and have the potential to advance to provincial and national competitions.
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Award Sponsors can be acknowledged in the Festival and Grand Concert programs, and on the Festival's Facebook page and website, and more. To find out more, please contact us at the bottom of this page.
The combined virtual Grande Prairie and North Peace Performing Arts Festival had 390 entries in 2021. NPPAF had 22 participants and 3 bands for a total of 107 entries in the festival.
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Here are just 2 awards of the many awards given out each year. In addition to these, every performer has the opportunity to win an award and a spot in the Grand Concert.
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Beverley Kleinscroth Memorial Award ($1000 Scholarship & Trophy)
Beverley Kleinschroth was a long time supporter of the NPPAFA and was president for many years. It was Bev's wish that the award be given to a Senior student who has demonstrated a high standard of performance in two or more disciplines, one of which is at a senior (approx. grade 7) level.
The scholarship will be chosen by a panel of judges who will review the application letters and compare them to marks submitted by the Adjudicators. There is no limit to the number of years a student can apply for the scholarship, but once successful, he or she will not be eligible to receive the award again.
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Applications must include:
1. A cover letter with a brief bio of the applicant. This information is to be used
for the presentation of the scholarship at the Grand Concert should you be
successful.
2. A resume of your musical educational background including any plans for
furthering your education.
3. A description of how the scholarship money will be spent.
4. Two letters of reference.
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The “Unsung Hero” Memorial Award ($400)
Inspired by the selfless acts of Terry Brunham and his dedication of support. The Unsung Hero Award will be presented to an individual who exemplifies these types of characteristics. It need not be a participant in Festival. We are looking for an extraordinary person who supports his/her attitude with selfless qualities, and whose presence in the Arts brings aid & encouragement to others.
Award Winner is announced at Grand Concert. We invite anyone with names and examples of selfless qualities to submit the student's names to NPPAFA.