From a very strong field of works representing a great diversity of styles and compositional approaches, The American Prize is pleased to announce FINALIST composers of choral music for
2015 in both student and professional divisions. Congratulations! To know the exact date when winners and runners-up will be
announced, please "like" our Facebook page or follow us on Twitter #AmericanPrize, where that information will be published first.
If you are not a finalist this year, please remember that the contests
are not yet over. The American Prize reserves the right to award
Honorable Mentions and Citations for Special Achievement to any
contestant, regardless of final placement.
Citations and Honorable Mentions are usually awarded at
the same time as winners and runners-up, but can be presented at any
time up to the last winners' announcement this fall.
Please make us aware of any misprints in the listings below by emailing: theamericanprize@gmail.com
The American Prize in Composition—professional choral division
Travis Alford West Newton MA
O Fragile Human, Speak...
Jeffrey Bernstein Altadena CA
Pablo Neruda In Love
Stephen R. Bernstein West Hills CA
To Speed Them All
Doug Brandt New York NY
Where the Bee Sucks, While You Do Here Snoring Lie
Steve Cohen Larchmont NY
selected works
Ian David Coleman Liberty MO
Leitourgia—A Choral Symphony
Shawn Crouch Miami Beach FL
Paradise
Christina Brice Dolanc Erie PA
Silence, the New Moon
David Feurzeig Huntington VT
Songs of Love and Protest on Traditional Texts
Joshua Fishbein Rockville MD
A Prep-School Boy
Danny Gray Briarcliff Manor NY
Under the Night Sky
Elise Letourneau Orleans ON
Sanctus Benedictus, Psaume 23
Anthony J. Maglione Kansas City MO
The Mystic Trumpeter
Kathleen McGuire, Andy Payne and Jonathon Welch Parkville, Australia
Street Requiem
John Orfe Peoria IL
Fire
Rebecca Oswald Eugene OR
selected works
Eric Sawyer Amherst MA
Anterooms
Ken Walicki Fullerton CA
just like a dream experience
Robert Wendel New York NY
Holiday Greetings
The American Prize in Composition—student choral division
Keith Allegretti Santa Fe NM
Three Noturnes
Krists Auznieks New Haven CT
I Exist as I Am
Ed Frazier Davis Chicago IL
Madrigal (The Juggler of Day), Libera Me
Natalie Dietterich New Haven CT
Conversations with Strangers
William Carson Graham Orange Park FL
Markings
Daniel Knaggs Jackson MI
Hic est discipulus ille, I Baptize You, Sunset, Ego Sum, Joseph, Son of David
Kyle Randall San Francisco CA
Kyrie, When to the sessions of sweet silent thought, When You Are Old
Julia Seeholzer Santa Monica CA
Wildfire, Old Wooden Joints, Answer to the Inquiry Why I Sighed, Ave Maria, Alien
Phillip Sink Bloomington IN
Fire & Ice
Tiange Zhou New Haven CT
Lament for Adonis
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announcing it on social media, and including a
link to this announcement on
their website or blog.
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News! I've just been selected as a finalist in the (blank)
division of The American Prize national non-profit competitions in the
performing arts. Here's the link: (copy link here). The American Prize
will be announcing winners in my division next month. You can learn
more about this prestigious national competition here:
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Congratulations to all finalists.
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