The American Prize is honored to announce that it has received a generous gift from the family of Maestro Vytautas Marijosius
to fund in perpetuity its unique award in orchestral programming. The Vytautas Marijosius Memorial Award in Orchestral Programming honors the memory of the great Lithuanian Maestro who taught at the
Hartt School of Music for more than thirty years.
The Marijosius Award recognizes and rewards the best
achievement in the unique field of orchestral programming, where the
selection of repertoire by knowledgeable, creative and courageous music
directors builds orchestras and audiences, educates young people and
adults, and enriches the community. It was first presented in 2011.
The postmark deadline for the 2012 programming competition is Monday, April 2, 2012.
Complete information, including requirements and application forms, may be found on the website The American Prize.
For more about the Marijosius Award (including profiles of previous winners) and to discover the brilliance and the wit of the man for whom the award is named, please visit our companion blog, Remembering Marijosius.
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