Under the will of Mrs. John Knowles Paine of Cambridge, who died last summer, the University has received a fund of over $61,000 to make it possible for two students of music each year to engage in travel and study, and accordingly the University has established two travelling fellowships with stipends of $1400 each. The bequest was left in memory of Mrs. Paine's husband, John Knowles Paine, who was professor of music at the University from 1875 to 1905, and whose name the concert hall in the Music Building already bears.
The two fellowships are to be open to undergraduates, except Freshmen, and to resident students of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences. The recipient must have shown distinguished talent and originality in musical composition, and high musical scholarship. The fellowships may be held for one, two or three years, according to the recommendation of the Division of Music and the judgment of the Administrative Board of the Graduate School.
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