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New Music Announcement! Cintas Foundation Awards Composer Fellowship to Buffalo New York Composer Sabrina Pena Young

Cintas Foundation Awards Composer Fellowship to Buffalo New York Composer Sabrina Pena Young


CINTAS Foundation Fellowship Awards 2018: Congratulations to Javier Galindo, winner of the Architecture & Design Fellowship, Sabrina Peña Young, winner of the Music Composition Fellowship, and Tomas Esson, winner of the Visual Arts Fellowship.

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The CINTAS Foundation Brandon Fradd Fellowship in Music Composition competition is offered annually.

The winner of this Fellowship in Music Composition will be eligible to have their work, if suitable, performed as part of the New Music Miami ISCM Festival led by Orlando Jacinto Garcia and being held in 2020 at the FIU Miami Beach Urban Studios. The corresponding experience and exposure of such prestigious performances represents a highly enriched award to the winner.


Since 1963, the CINTAS Foundation has awarded over 24 fellowships in music composition.  In addition to supporting Cuban artists, many early in their careers, the CINTAS Foundation also maintains a growing collection of works by past awardees and other esteemed Cuban artists. For the purpose of historical value and documentation, award recipients are encouraged to submit signed music scores (i.e., representative samples of their work) to be added to the CINTAS Fellows Collection after the grant period.

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Composer Sabrina Pena Young with Anelle Albert

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