The
American Prize is pleased to announce SEMI-FINALIST instrumental
soloists for
2017-18. Congratulations! As the contests unfold, finalists, runners-up and
winners will be selected from this list. To know the exact date when
finalists will be
announced, please like our Facebook page or follow us on Twitter #AmericanPrize, where that information will be published first.
We
invite semi-finalists to make the most of their selection by announcing
it on their facebook page, tweeting the news, and including a link to
this announcement on their website or blog. A sample announcement may be
found at the end of the post.
All contestants are reminded they are responsible for the viability of their online links to audition materials. Those links must remain active until complete results in the contest are announced officially. Questions, or to make us aware of any misprints in the listings below, please email: theamericanprize@gmail.com
The American Prize in Instrumental Performance, 2017-18, professional division:
Orlando Cela Arlington MA, flute
Elena Korableva Brighton MA, cello
Brittany Lasch Brighton MA, trombone
Christopher Nichols Newark DE, clarinet
Sean Osborn Shoreline WA, clarinet
Colleen Phelps Nashville TN, percussion
Benjamin Scott Philadelphia PA, violin
Kumiko Shimizu Cleveland MS, collaborative piano
Alina Windell Auburn AL, flute
The American Prize in Instrumental Performance, 2017-18, college/university division:
Micheal Barnes Cincinnati OH, percussion
Rebecca Bressanelli Iowa City IA, violin
Gabrielle Chou Pembroke Pines FL, violin
David John Davani Sea Cliff NY, clarinet
Christopher Lowry Antioch TN, viola
Ava Oaxaca Arlington VA, saxophone
Noemie Raymond-Friset Brighton NY, cello
Angela Reynolds Clarksville TN, flute
The American Prize in Instrumental Performance, 2017-18, high school division:
Ryan Har Palo Alto CA, cello
Samuel Perlman Highland Park IL, clarinet
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Semi-finalists: make the most of your selection by announcing it on your
facebook page, tweet the news, and include a link to this announcement on
your website or blog.
Here is a sample announcement:
"Great
News! I've just been selected as a SEMI-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 FINALISTS in my division later this year. You can learn
more about this prestigious national competition here:
www.theamericanprize.org or follow the news on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-American-Prize-celebrating-American-excellence-in-the-arts/214320622728 or Twitter: https://twitter.com/americanprize "
Please feel free to modify or expand this announcement to suit your needs.
Congratulations to all semi-finalists!
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