The Scholarship Of Sound is a unique opportunity to work alongside highly respected music producers and music professionals, to develop a greater understanding of sound, music production, audio engineering and how to best develop a career based around your passion for sound & music.
The 10 finalists will receive the following:
- Return flights to Berlin
- Accommodation for seven nights
- AKG Sound experts learning sessions
- Tutoring sessions with acclaimed audio engineers
- Mentoring sessions with successful DJs and producers
- Workshops hosted in partnership with music technology companies
- Discovery of some of Berlin’s most famous musical spaces
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It is with great pleasure that we can announce the ten very talented people selected to take part in the 2010 AKG Scholarship of Sound.
The quality of applications we received from across Europe was outstanding, and our panel of experts deliberated long into the night to select the final ten. All of these talented people have already displayed a huge passion for sound and music, and we are excited about how the Scholarship Of Sound will help them further develop.
Ladies and gentlemen, we present you with our finalists:
Daniel Brandt (Cologne, Germany)
Elsa Grelot (Brussels, Belgium)
Jill Zimmermann (Krefeld, Germany)
Jon Alexander (Chester, UK)
Joshua Ward (Bristol, UK)
Juan Pablo Maran Ferro (Paris, France)
Matias Bruhn (Aarhus, Denmark)
Rowan Perkins (Leeds, UK)
Sam Huisman (Hilversum, Netherlands)
Tobias Sørensen Urhaug (Bergen, Norway)
CONGRATULATIONS!
The 10 finalists will receive the following:
- Return flights to Berlin
- Accommodation for seven nights
- AKG Sound experts learning sessions
- Tutoring sessions with acclaimed audio engineers
- Mentoring sessions with successful DJs and producers
- Workshops hosted in partnership with music technology companies
- Discovery of some of Berlin’s most famous musical spaces
Click here for more information
It is with great pleasure that we can announce the ten very talented people selected to take part in the 2010 AKG Scholarship of Sound.
The quality of applications we received from across Europe was outstanding, and our panel of experts deliberated long into the night to select the final ten. All of these talented people have already displayed a huge passion for sound and music, and we are excited about how the Scholarship Of Sound will help them further develop.
Ladies and gentlemen, we present you with our finalists:
Daniel Brandt (Cologne, Germany)
Elsa Grelot (Brussels, Belgium)
Jill Zimmermann (Krefeld, Germany)
Jon Alexander (Chester, UK)
Joshua Ward (Bristol, UK)
Juan Pablo Maran Ferro (Paris, France)
Matias Bruhn (Aarhus, Denmark)
Rowan Perkins (Leeds, UK)
Sam Huisman (Hilversum, Netherlands)
Tobias Sørensen Urhaug (Bergen, Norway)
CONGRATULATIONS!
