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Awards for High Exam Marks
2025 Awards Recital
Date TBA (early December)
Location TBA
- Students with the highest mark in each practical instrumental category will be invited to participate in this recital.
- All practical and theoretical awards recipients will receive certificates
**It is the teacher’s responsibility to inform the students of performance requests & recital date.
*This form will allow you to submit multiple students’ results in 1 application. Use the drop down to select the number of students you would like to submit.
If you have trouble signing in, contact web@armtaedmonton.ab.ca
Available Awards
Edmonton Branch awards are disbursed following the guidelines outlined below, based on submissions from the teacher student. Please read the following information carefully as awards are determined according to the following criteria.
Which exam sessions are included?
Sessions from September of the previous calendar year to August of the current calendar year are eligible for consideration.
September 1, 2024 to August 31, 20254 for the October 15, 2025 deadline.
Submission Deadline
Submissions must be received by MIDNIGHT – October 15, 2025.
Click here to see a list of students submitted. Will be posted after the deadline.
**To qualify for awards, both the completed application form & PDF’s of your students’ exam marks must be submitted by October 15. No exceptions will be considered.
How to Submit Marks
Teachers must fill out the online form below to submit their students’ marks. You can submit one or more students on each form submission.
After completing the online form, you will be redirected to a second webpage to upload a PDF copy of the student’s exam results.
Questions?
Contact: Yvonne Boon: awards@armtaedmonton.ab.ca
ONLY teachers will be notified, ONLY BY EMAIL, by November 1, 2025
New in 2024 - Betty Phelan Memorial Piano Scholarship
The Betty Phelan Memorial Piano Scholarship, initiated by her daughter Carol MacKinnon-Hagan, recognizes and honours Betty’s life and her dedication and commitment to the music community of Edmonton, Alberta. Betty, as a well known piano teacher in Edmonton, taught hundreds of students over her nearly 60 year career. Her enthusiasm and passion for music was a gift that she took great joy in sharing with those many students who studied with her.
To honour Betty’s memory, an award of $300.00 will be given annually to the student(s) with the highest mark achieved in a Royal Conservatory ARCT Performance examination.
Awards Recital Gallery
2022 Awards Recital
2021 Awards Recital
Link for the replay: https://youtu.be/_QB0F_fg1lM
Click here for the program
2020 Awards Recital
Link for the replay: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y26yaK5BX_M
Click here for program