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The Philip & Dorothy Green Award for Young Concert Artists
Booking Procedure |
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There are five simple steps to book an artist for your group through the Award for Young Concert Artists scheme. |
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Step 1: Complete the booking form and send to the AYCA Administrator at the address shown on the form.
If you don't have a copy of the booking form, please click here to download it.
We will then contact the artist you selected to see if he or she is available. If your booking is successful you will be sent two copies of a contract for the engagement, including the contact details of the artist.
Step 2: Check through the details of the booking which appear on the contract. When you are happy with the arrangements sign one copy and return it to Making Music.
From this point onwards any further correspondence about the engagement should be made directly with the artist.
Step 3: Once you have made a firm booking for a Young Concert Artist you must ensure that all of your publicity materials (programme, posters, flyers etc.) carry the Making Music logo and an acknowledgement of the scheme in the form "The Philip and Dorothy Green Award for Young Concert Artists". This must appear in conjunction with any mention of the artist's name.
Draft publicity artwork should be sent or emailed to the Awards Administrator at Making Music at least three weeks before the concert for approval before any materials are printed. Download the Making Music logo. from this website, adhering to the guidelines for use. Contact the Making Music Office for assistance.
Step 4: Your group should pay the artist a fee of £225 and an accompanist's fee (if appropriate) plus travel and accommodation on the day of the concert as per the contract for the engagement.
Step 5: Following the engagement your group is entitled to reclaim £110 towards the cost of the Young Concert Artist only. You should return the claim form (enclosed with the original agreement) along with a copy of the printed programme for the concert showing the acknowledgement of the scheme.
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Content last updated:
27 May 2010 |
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 The Philip and Dorothy Green Award for Young Concert Artists, Making Music, 2-4 Great Eastern Street, London, EC2A 3NW |
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 Glynne Stackhouse, Awards Administrator |
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 ayca@makingmusic.org.uk |
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Positive about equal opportunities |
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Philip & Dorothy Green Young Concert Artists Award |
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Find out how a positive approach to equal opportunities can help your group be more accessible, increase its membership and audience, involve your local community, raise funds. |
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Young musicians gain vital performance experience and Making Music member societies save money on some of the best upcoming artists. |
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Philip & Dorothy Green
AYCA 1961 - 2009 |
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Fox & Hodgson Bursaries |
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The Philip & Dorothy Green Award for Young Concert Artists has been instrumental in launching the careers of many of today's stars. |
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The Raymond Fox and Alfreda Hodgson Bursaries are awarded in alternate years to outstanding young instrumentalists and vocalists. |
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