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Following the statutory aims that provide promotion of the Historical Organs Heritage in the Fribourg region and the encouragement of young people in organ studies, the Fondation Académie d’Orgue de Fribourg is offering a scholarship for organ studies at Fribourg University of Music (HEMU - Site de Fribourg - www.hemu.ch) for the Academic Year 2019/20.Application procedure: Please complete the enclosed application form which should be sent with your CV and a covering letter, copy of academic degrees, copy of ID and three letters of recommendation to Académie d’Orgue de Fribourg, Rue des Alpes 7, CH 1700 Fribourg, Switzerland or by mail to: info@academieorgue.ch Please apply for admission at HEMU - Site de Fribourg: info@hemu-cl.ch - hemu.ch Closing date for applications is Thursday 1st March 2019. Condition for eligibility is to have been admitted at the HEMU-Site de Fribourg (Fribourg University of Music - www.hemu.ch) for the academic year 2019/20 in one of the following degrees: Bachelor, Master, Certificate of Advanced Studies (CAS).For further information please contact: info@academieorgue.ch.Scholarship Amount: 5000 CHF/year. The successful candidate will also be invited to play a concert in the Fribourg International Organ Festival. application form: https://www.academieorgue.ch/fr/bourse-detudes.html

Following the statutory aims that provide promotion of the Historical Organs Heritage in the Fribourg region and the encouragement of young people in organ studies, the Fondation Académie d’Orgue de Fribourg is offering a scholarship for organ students who want to study at Fribourg University of Music (HEMU - Site de Fribourg www.hemu.ch) in the Academic Year 2015/16. The successful candidate will also be invited to play a concert in the Fribourg International Organ Festival. Closing date for applications: 1st March 2015 Application procedure: all candidates must send the application form, a detailed curriculum vitae, a copy of academic degrees, a copy of ID and three letters of recommendation to the address: Fribourg Organ Academy C.P. 51, CH 1701 Fribourg, Switzerland Candidates may also be required to do an audition. At the same time all candidates must apply for entrance examination at HEMU by sending a mail to Mr. Jean-Pierre Chollet, director of HEMU, site of Fribourg: jean-pierre.chollet@hemu-cl.ch The eventual audition for the scholarship can be organized the same day as the entrance exam. For further information please contact: info@academieorgue.ch. Scholarship Amount: 5000 CHF/year and a concert in the Fribourg International Organ Festival.

Following the statutory aims that provide promotion of the Historical Organs Heritage in the Fribourg region and the encouragement of young people in organ studies, the Fondation Académie d’Orgue de Fribourg is offering a scholarship for organ students who want to study at Fribourg University of Music (HEMU - Site de Fribourg www.hemu.ch) in the Academic Year 2014/15. The successful candidate will also be invited to play a concert in the Fribourg International Organ Festival. Closing date for applications: March 30th 2014 Eligibility. Applicants must have been admitted at the HEMU-Site de Fribourg (Fribourg University of Music (www.hemu.ch). Application procedure: all candidates must send the application form, a detailed curriculum vitae, a copy of academic degrees, a copy of ID and three letters of recommendation to the address: Fribourg Organ Academy C.P. 51, CH 1701 Fribourg, Switzerland Candidates may also be required to do an audition. At the same time all candidates must apply for entrance examination at HEMU by sending a mail to Mr. Jean-Pierre Chollet, director of HEMU, site of Fribourg: Jean-Pierre.CHOLLET@hemu-cl.ch. The eventual audition for the scholarship can be organized the same day as the entrance exam. For further information please contact: info@academieorgue.ch. Scholarship Amount: 5000 CHF/year and a concert in the Fribourg International Organ Festival. www.academieorgue.ch ===================== Integrazione di Antiphonal: si tratta di Friburgo in SVIZZERA (nel testo c'è scritto ma è bene chiarirlo), nella cui cattedrale c'è l'organo Mooser su cui è stato a lungo organista Luigi Ferdinando Tagliavini