CarolloandCalabrese
MusicScholarshipRecital
Carollo and Calabrese Music Scholarship Program
A new chapter begins this fall.
The Jeffrey Carollo and Frank Calabrese Music Scholarship Program provides classical music training for New Jersey students ages 18 and under. Beginning Fall 2026, the program returns under NJPAC Arts Education, offering private instruction and a complete music education experience for the next generation of musicians.
Students receive weekly private lessons in piano or strings, along with music theory and music history. Students also receive a weekly performance class and chamber music coaching.
The Carollo and Calabrese Music Scholarship Program is proudly presented by NJPAC Arts Education, continuing a legacy of providing exceptional classical music training to talented young musicians across New Jersey.
We can’t wait to welcome our newest cohort of scholars this fall.
venue & timeline
Classes are held Saturdays at NJPAC’s Mulberry Street facility in Newark. The program relaunches for the Fall 2026 semester.
Auditions are open now for Fall 2026
ook Back at 25 Years of the Carollo & Calabrese Program
Support provided by The MCJ Amelior Foundation and the Harold I. & Faye B. Liss Foundation
thank you to our generous sponsors
Support for Newark School of the Arts is provided by: The Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation; The Frank and Lydia Bergen Foundation; Hearst Foundations; Horizon Foundation for New Jersey; The Hyde and Watson Foundation; IA Capital Group; Investors Foundation; Jonathan Rose Companies; McCarter & English Attorneys at Law; National Guild for Community Arts Education; New Jersey State Council on the Arts; PNC Bank; Prudential; PriceWaterhouse Cooper; Turrell Fund; Victoria Foundation; Wells Fargo
Generous annual support for NJPAC Arts Training programs is provided by BD, Healthcare Foundation of New Jersey, McCrane Foundation, Inc., care of Margrit McCrane, The MCJ Amelior Foundation, Merck Foundation, NJ Advance Media, Victoria Foundation, WBGO Jazz 88.3FM, Wells Fargo, Women@NJPAC, and an anonymous donor