Soundskool Music Scholarship 2026: Selected Scholars Announced
We are proud to announce the selected scholars for the Soundskool Music Scholarship Program—Term I, 2026.
Following a competitive audition and interview process, this year’s scholars were selected based on their musical ability, commitment, and readiness to grow through structured study.
The Scholarship Program reflects Soundskool’s continued belief that access to quality music education can shape confident, disciplined, and expressive young individuals.
A Program Built on Potential and Commitment
The Soundskool Music Scholarship is designed to support young musicians who demonstrate both talent and dedication, regardless of background. Beyond technical skill, the selection panel looked closely at each candidate’s attitude toward learning, consistency, and long-term motivation.
For the Term I, 2026 intake, a small group of scholars was carefully chosen to ensure meaningful mentorship, focused learning, and personal growth throughout the term.
Selected scholars for each campus are:
📍 Siem Reap Campus:
- Sigha Paul Lee – Drum
- Sivlan Eab – Piano
📍 Phnom Penh Campus:
- Virakpheap Sattara – Drum
- Elita Phalnicole – Piano
- Seng Sirey Sikha – Piano
- Pichanbormey Pisith – Vocal
Each scholar brings a unique musical voice and journey. From rhythm and percussion to piano and vocal performance, this cohort represents a diverse range of instruments and aspirations.
Looking Ahead
As the new study term begins, these scholars will take part in structured lessons, guided practice, and performance-oriented learning under Soundskool’s teaching framework.
More importantly, they will join a community that values discipline, creativity, and mutual respect.
We warmly congratulate all selected scholars and look forward to welcoming them into the Soundskool community for the 2026 study term. We are excited to witness their progress, dedication, and musical growth in the months ahead.
At Soundskool, we believe that when talent meets opportunity, music becomes a lifelong journey.
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