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The Ellis Duo-Piano Competition (see details
below), open to all citizens of the United States, was made possible
originally by a legacy left by Annie Lou Ellis (Mrs. Edgar B.) of Birmingham,
Alabama, friend and benefactor of the National Federation of Music Clubs.
Additional legacies from Fay and John Abild of Davenport, Iowa, and Floride
Smith Dean of Belton, South Carolina, longtime supporters of the Federation,
make possible the New York Debut Concert for the first-place winners, and the
Abild American Music Award for the best performance of American Music. The
Ellis Competition will be held at Converse College, Spartanburg, South Carolina,
with the winners invited to perform in concert at the Biennial Convention of the
National Federation of Music Clubs. The National federation
will serve as the promotional agent in securing concerts for the Ellis winners
following the competition.
Mrs. Kenneth Cribb,
Chairman
533 Palmetto Street
Spartanburg, South Carolina 29302
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The NFMC Ellis Competition for Duo-Pianists
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Entry Fee |
Award
Amount |
Deadline
for Application |
| Must have reached 18th but not 39th birthday
by April 1, 2011 |
$50 per team |
1st Prize: $10,000 (duo team) Funded by Ellis
Legacy
2nd Prize: $5,000 (team) funded by Ellis Legacy and Gretchen Van Roy gift |
October 10, 2010 |
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application
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The NFMC American Music Award
(Duo Team) — Fay & John Abild
| Age Limit |
Entry Fee |
Award
Amount |
Deadline
for Application |
| (n/a) |
(n/a) |
$1,000 to be awarded to one of the four
finalists of Ellis-Duo Competition for the best performance of American
Music.
Funded by Abild Legacy. |
(n/a) |
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Duo Piano Award