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Entry Number_______ (filled in by OHS Vocal Music Teacher) INFORMATION SHEET AWARD: $300 scholarship. Other scholarships may be awarded at the recommendation of the judges and with the approval of the Session of The Reformed Presbyterian Church in Oswego.APPLICATION: (1) This three-page form and (2) an original vocal composition for the selected Psalm text including dynamics, tempo, and name of tune along with (3) optional program notes about the composition and its relationship to the Psalm text. Do not put your name on your composition or optional program notes, but staple this/these to this form for identification purposes. Please use a music software program to print out your piece if at all possible. The compositions will be assigned a number by the Vocal Music Teacher at Oswego High School and then be referenced only by this number in the judging. Place these items, unfolded, in a plain manila envelope and deliver or send them to the OHS Vocal Music Teacher: Mr. John Armstrong 2 Buccaneer Blvd. Oswego, NY 13126 Attn: Psalm Tune Scholarship Award EntrySPONSOR: The Reformed Presbyterian Church Oswego, New York. For more information, contact Pastor Kit Swartz at 343-7112, OswegoRPC@hotmail.com; 154 City Line Road, Oswego, NY 13126; www.geocities.com/oswego-rpcELIGIBILITY: Students in grades 9-12 in the Oswego City School District area, including public, private and home school students, who are studying music theory with a certified music teacher.JUDGING: : Dr. Robert Copeland, Professor of Music at Geneva College, Beaver Falls, PA and one or two other professional musicians of his choosing.SCHEDULE: Any Time - Request application from The Reformed Presbyterian Church, 343-7112, OswegoRPC@hotmail.com; 154 City Line Road, Oswego, NY 13126-2905; www.geocities.com/oswego-rpc January 15 - Session of the Reformed Presbyterian Church publicizes Psalm text April 1 - Compositions submitted to the Vocal Music Teacher at Oswego High School April 7 - OHS Vocal Music Teacher submits compositions, identified only by number, to Dr. Robert Copeland of Geneva College, Beaver Falls, PA May 1 - Dr. Copeland announces winner to OHS Vocal Music Teacher and Oswego Session, returning all compositions to the OHS Vocal Music Teacher June, early - Award presented at a spring vocal concert at which concert the winning composition will be performed. PURPOSES: To encourage students in the exercise and development of their compositional skills. To improve the quality and quantity of our Psalm tune literature. To introduce and promote Psalm-singing to our community. NOTES Right of Use: The Reformed Presbyterian Church in Oswego and The Reformed Presbyterian Church of North America will have the right to use the winning tune/s in their worship, fellowship and in future editions of their Psalter.
RPC Students: Students who are members or adherents of the Reformed Presbyterian Church in Oswego will be encouraged to participate in this scholarship since officers, members and adherents of the congregation will participate only in presenting the scholarship award and not at all in the compositional instruction or in the selection process.
Entry Number_______ (filled in by OHS Vocal Music Teacher) Psalm Tune Scholarship Award APPLICATION FORM STUDENT APPLICANT NAME : ___________________________________________________ADDRESS : ___________________________________________________TELEPHONE : ___________________________________________________YEAR IN SCHOOL : ___________________________________________________COLLEGE & CAREER PLANS, INCLUDING HOW THIS SCHOLARSHIP WOULD HELP YOU PURSUE THESE (use reverse as needed or attach a separate sheet)________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ PERMISSION TO USE COMPOSITION In the event that I am awarded this scholarship, I hereby grant permission to the Reformed Presbyterian Church in Oswego and The Reformed Presbyterian Church of North America to use my composition in their worship, fellowship and in future editions of their Psalter. I retain all other rights with respect to my composition.Signature:______________________________ Printed Name: ______________________________ Date:_________________ CERTIFIED MUSIC THEORY TEACHER NAME: __________________________________________________ADDRESS: __________________________________________________TELEPHONE: __________________________________________________EMAIL: __________________________________________________
Remember to enclose your composition! Entry Number_______ (filled in by OHS Vocal Music Teacher) Psalm Tune Scholarship Award 3rd Annual Psalm Tune Scholarship Award Spring 2002 Text: Psalm 130 from The Book of Psalms for Singing, Psalm 130A,
(1973; Pittsburgh, The Board of Education and Publication, Reformed Presbyterian Church of North America)
1. LORD, from the depths to Thee I cried. 2. My Lord, give ear to me. O hear my voice and hearken to my supplicating plea, (my supplicating plea). 3. LORD, who shall stand if Thou, my Lord, shouldst mark iniquity? 4. But yet with Thee forgiveness is, that men may reverence Thee, (that men may reverence Thee). 5. I wait, my soul awaits the LORD; My hope is in His word. 6. More than the watchmen wait for morn my soul waits for my Lord, (my soul waits for my Lord). 7. O Israel hope in the LORD; The LORD saves graciously. 8. And He shall Israel redeem from all iniquity, (from all iniquity).
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