Palm Beach Symphony Opens Award Nominations

Nominate high school seniors for Lisa Bruna B-Major Awards and instructors for the Instrumental Music Teacher of the Year through October

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Gerard Schwarz with Arturo Dekle, Kara Ravaschieri, and Jose Aguilar. Photo by Capehart
Gerard Schwarz with Arturo Dekle, Kara Ravaschieri, and Jose Aguilar. Photo by Capehart

Nominations are open for the Palm Beach Symphony’s annual Lisa Bruna B-Major Awards for high school seniors and the Instrumental Music Teacher of the Year Award for dedicated music teachers in Palm Beach County.

The Lisa Bruna B-Major Award is presented to high school seniors who reside in Palm Beach County and intend to major in music and pursue their undergraduate studies at a university, college, or conservatory. They will receive an advanced level instrument or major accessory, such as a bow or headjoint, that they can use to showcase the full extent of their musical talent.

Music teachers and private instructors are invited to nominate one or more high school seniors in good academic standing who they feel will thrive as a music major in college. The online nomination form and eligibility information is available at palmbeachsymphony.org/programs/b-major. The deadline to submit is October 6, and applicants will be notified of their status by January 17.

Dr. Tiffany Cox. Photo by Capehart
Dr. Tiffany Cox. Photo by Capehart
For the 2024 Instrumental Music Teacher of the Year, students, parents, colleagues, and members of the community are invited to nominate a music teacher with an outstanding instructional technique and ability to nurture, connect with, and inspire students. Nominees must be a K-12 educator in a public, private, or charter school in Palm Beach County with a minimum of three years of experience as a band or orchestra instructor. Nominations and eligibiliy information are available at palmbeachsymphony.org/programs/instrumental-music-teacher-of-the-year.
For more information, visit palmbeachsymphony.org.

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