Ann Lugsdin Memorial Bursary

Audrey Belyea Scholarship

Camerata Nova Bursary

Emmanuel Horch Memorial Bursaries

Frances Wickberg Bursary

James Vaclav Machovec Memorial Bursary

John Melnyk Memorial Bursary

Joy of Music Scholarships

Junior Musical Club Bursary

Len Hew Bursary

Lydia Wiebe Scholarship

M. Winnifred Sim Bursary

Madge O. Stevens Bursary

Mary Campbell Memorial Bursaries

Morna-June Morrow Scholarships

Norman Phillips Bursaries

Stewart M. Thomson Memorial Bursary

W.H. Anderson Family Bursary

Walter & Helen Bohonos Award

Wednesday Morning  Musicale Award and Bursaries

Wickberg/Mercier Bursary

Winnipeg Mennonite Children’s Choir and Alumni Golden Era Bursaries

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Awards

Madge O. Stevens Bursary

Madge Stevens (1918-1990) was a resident of Winnipeg who had had a life-long interest in music and the Music Festival. She participated in various classes as a performer, conductor, accompanist, and choir member.

Madge was educated at the University of Winnipeg, the University of Manitoba, Northwestern University in the US and at Oxford and the University of London in the UK. She chose teaching as a career and, as an elementary school teacher in Winnipeg schools, she realized the value of piano lessons for young children and wished to help a young musician further his/her study of piano by establishing this bursary.

Madge trained school choirs and was a student of piano and pipe organ, attaining her ARCT diploma in organ performance. She was a church organist for many years as well as a member of McClure United Church Bell Ringers.

The Madge O. Stevens Bursary is awarded to a Grades/Levels 5 or 6 pianist as selected by the adjudicator.