The
American Prize is pleased to announce 2017-18
SEMI-FINALIST composers in the pops / light music division. Congratulations!
The American Prize in Composition—Pops / Light Music, is a new contest this year; there were only a few applicants. The three advanced to the semi-final round are listed below. The contest will be held again in 2018-19, open to composers of works for band, chorus, or orchestra written in a pops / light music style.
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.
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
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.
The American Prize in Composition—Pops / Light Music
Delvyn Case Quincy MA
Rocket Sleigh
Huei Li Lam Brooklyn NY
The Unknown Bell
Gregory Yasinitsky Pullman WA
Jazz Concerto for Piano and Orchestra
***
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.
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.
Thursday, October 26, 2017
Monday, October 23, 2017
SEMI-FINALISTS: composers for band / wind ensemble, 2017-18
The
American Prize is pleased to announce an impressive listing of 2017-18
SEMI-FINALIST composers for band / wind ensemble in both professional and student divisions. 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.
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
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.
Please make us aware of any misprints in the listings below by emailing: theamericanprize@gmail.com
The American Prize in Composition—Band / Wind Ensemble (professional division)
Robert Denham La Mirada CA
Gregory Blues (concert band)
Gregory Fritze Daytona Beach Shores FL
Concertino for Euphonium and Band; Con-Tse-To; An American in Valencia
Gregory Fritze Daytona Beach Shores FL
Trombonico; Magallon Instrumento de Civilizaciones
Gregory Fritze Daytona Beach Shores FL
Vadit Super Pozolum; Excursions; Cancion
Warren Gooch Kirksville MO
Cellgames 2.0
Jonathan Graybill Willow Street PA
Route Potomac - concert band
B.P. Herrington Conroe TX
Verses from the Thicket
Michael S. Horwood Tucson AZ
Andromeda, for wind ensemble
Jennifer Jolley Delaware OH
The Eyes of the World Are Upon You
Huei Li Lam Brooklyn NY
The Unknown Bell
Daniel McCarthy Akron OH
KraftHammer, Symphonic Winds (Band)
Curtis Melton Las Vegas NV
The Genesis Effect, Forever Through The Fire
Craig Thomas Naylor Kalispell MT
Kiai!
Mark W. Phillips Athens OH
Breaking News
William Vollinger Woodcliff Lake NJ
"It Takes a Long Time to Grow Up in New Jersey"
Judith Lang Zaimont Maricopa AZ
GROWLER
The American Prize in Composition—Band / Wind Ensemble (student division)
Tyler Bouque Troy MI
Love Speaks
Ian Evans Guthrie Washougal WA
Olympus Mons
Christopher Lowry Antioch TN
"A Cypress Prelude Opus 16a" "Celebration Overture, Opus No.1"
Siby Suriyan Memphis TN
Dead, but Still Breathing
Seth M. Wright Oklahoma City OK
Divergent Winds
***
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.
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.
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.
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
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.
Please make us aware of any misprints in the listings below by emailing: theamericanprize@gmail.com
The American Prize in Composition—Band / Wind Ensemble (professional division)
Robert Denham La Mirada CA
Gregory Blues (concert band)
Gregory Fritze Daytona Beach Shores FL
Concertino for Euphonium and Band; Con-Tse-To; An American in Valencia
Gregory Fritze Daytona Beach Shores FL
Trombonico; Magallon Instrumento de Civilizaciones
Gregory Fritze Daytona Beach Shores FL
Vadit Super Pozolum; Excursions; Cancion
Warren Gooch Kirksville MO
Cellgames 2.0
Jonathan Graybill Willow Street PA
Route Potomac - concert band
B.P. Herrington Conroe TX
Verses from the Thicket
Michael S. Horwood Tucson AZ
Andromeda, for wind ensemble
Jennifer Jolley Delaware OH
The Eyes of the World Are Upon You
Huei Li Lam Brooklyn NY
The Unknown Bell
Daniel McCarthy Akron OH
KraftHammer, Symphonic Winds (Band)
Curtis Melton Las Vegas NV
The Genesis Effect, Forever Through The Fire
Craig Thomas Naylor Kalispell MT
Kiai!
Mark W. Phillips Athens OH
Breaking News
William Vollinger Woodcliff Lake NJ
"It Takes a Long Time to Grow Up in New Jersey"
Judith Lang Zaimont Maricopa AZ
GROWLER
The American Prize in Composition—Band / Wind Ensemble (student division)
Tyler Bouque Troy MI
Love Speaks
Ian Evans Guthrie Washougal WA
Olympus Mons
Christopher Lowry Antioch TN
"A Cypress Prelude Opus 16a" "Celebration Overture, Opus No.1"
Siby Suriyan Memphis TN
Dead, but Still Breathing
Seth M. Wright Oklahoma City OK
Divergent Winds
***
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.
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.
Wednesday, October 18, 2017
SEMI-FINALISTS: composers—opera/theater/film/dance, 2017-18
The
American Prize is pleased to announce 2017
SEMI-FINALIST composers in the OPERA/THEATER/FILM/DANCE division. 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.
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
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.
Please make us aware of any misprints in the listings below by emailing: theamericanprize@gmail.com
The American Prize in Composition—OPERA/THEATER/FILM/DANCE, professional division, 2017
Jesse Ayers Canton OH
Beneath Suspicion
Jennifer Bellor Las Vegas NV
From My Doleful Prison
Basil Considine Minneapolis MN
The Frat Party (comic opera)
William David Cooper Cambridge MA
Hagar and Ishmael
Karim Elmahmoudi Los Angeles CA
Nightfall Suite
Paul Geraci West Lafayette IN
The Cask of Amontillado
Amos Gillespie Chicago IL
The Squeeze
Jocelyn Hagen Plymouth MN
Test Pilot
Eva Conley Kendrick Millis MA
American Flag
Frank LaRocca Oakland CA A
Rose in Winter—the Life of St. Rita of Cascia
Sean Pflueger Springfield VA
Do Not Disturb, a comic opera
William Vollinger Woodcliff Lake NJ
Duck Girl (an imaginary interview)
The American Prize in Composition—OPERA/THEATER/FILM/DANCE, student division, 2017
Olga Amelkina-Vera Plano TX
All That Glitters
Michele Cheng San Jose CA
To Be Heard X Unheard—An Interdisciplinary Experimental Music Theatre
Lucas Marshall Smith New London OH
A Psalm of Silence: An Opera in One Act
***
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.
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.
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.
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
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.
Please make us aware of any misprints in the listings below by emailing: theamericanprize@gmail.com
The American Prize in Composition—OPERA/THEATER/FILM/DANCE, professional division, 2017
Jesse Ayers Canton OH
Beneath Suspicion
Jennifer Bellor Las Vegas NV
From My Doleful Prison
Basil Considine Minneapolis MN
The Frat Party (comic opera)
William David Cooper Cambridge MA
Hagar and Ishmael
Karim Elmahmoudi Los Angeles CA
Nightfall Suite
Paul Geraci West Lafayette IN
The Cask of Amontillado
Amos Gillespie Chicago IL
The Squeeze
Jocelyn Hagen Plymouth MN
Test Pilot
Eva Conley Kendrick Millis MA
American Flag
Frank LaRocca Oakland CA A
Rose in Winter—the Life of St. Rita of Cascia
Sean Pflueger Springfield VA
Do Not Disturb, a comic opera
William Vollinger Woodcliff Lake NJ
Duck Girl (an imaginary interview)
The American Prize in Composition—OPERA/THEATER/FILM/DANCE, student division, 2017
Olga Amelkina-Vera Plano TX
All That Glitters
Michele Cheng San Jose CA
To Be Heard X Unheard—An Interdisciplinary Experimental Music Theatre
Lucas Marshall Smith New London OH
A Psalm of Silence: An Opera in One Act
***
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.
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.
Saturday, October 14, 2017
Tenor CAMEO HUMES is winner of The American Prize Chicago Oratorio Award, 2017
Chicago tenor CAMEO HUMES will solo with the Chicago Bar Association Symphony Orchestra and CBA Chorus
in Samuel Coleridge-Taylor's once world-famous cantata, "Hiawatha's Wedding Feast," under the baton of music director (and TAP chief judge) David Katz, as the winner of The American Prize Chicago
Oratorio Award, 2017. The performance at St James' Episcopal Cathedral, Chicago, is
Wednesday, November 8, 2017 at 7:30 pm. Mr. Humes was chosen from a field of more than a dozen
vocalists from all over the country who applied for the opportunity. A
bio of the artist is below.
CAMEO
HUMES is quickly becoming one of the most sought-after tenors in the
operatic and concert repertoire. He has performed with Fort Wayne
Philharmonic, the Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra, Hilton Head Choral
Society, Gainesville Civic Chorus, and the Orchestra Sinfonica
dell’International Chamber Ensemble in Italy. His most recent engagement
included a debut with Teatro alla Scala in the roles of Peter, Crab
man, Mingo and Robbins in their production of Porgy and Bess. Other
operatic credits include the title role in Mozart’s La clemenza di Tito,
Ottavio (Don Giovanni) with Operafestival di Roma, Almaviva (Il
Barbiere di Siviglia), Gastone (La Traviata), Prunier (La Rondine),
Peter (Porgy and Bess) with Lyric Opera of Chicago (cover), Dayton Opera
and Skylight Music Theatre of Milwaukee, Crab man (Porgy and Bess) with
The Princeton Festival, Nelson (Porgy and Bess) with Cincinnati Opera,
Ballad Singer (Of Mice and Men), and Ensemble (Show Boat) with Houston
Grand Opera. Mr. Humes has also performed regularly in the chorus of the
Lyric Opera of Chicago since the 2014-15 season. He has performed as
tenor soloist for the world premiere of Mozart’s Requiem staged with the
Cincinnati Ballet, a performance that he repeated in the spring of
2015. Other recent concert engagements include Handel’s Judas Maccabeus,
Mozart’s Grand Mass in C minor, Haydn’s Lord Nelson Mass with the Bach
Society of Dayton, Bach St. John Passion and Mass in B minor, and The
Seven Last Words of Christ by Théodore Dubois. He has recorded the lead
role in Richard Thompson’s The Mask in the Mirror, a modern opera based
on the life of Paul Laurence Dunbar; a role that Mr. Humes successfully
portrayed on the stage with Trilogy Opera of New Jersey in 2014. A lover
and avid performer of the Negro spiritual, he has toured Spain, France
and Ireland with the world renown American Spiritual Ensemble, and has
served as Adjunct Professor of Voice and Opera workshop at Central State
University. Mr. Humes completed his undergraduate studies at Stetson
University and earned a Master of Music degree from the University of
Florida.
TICKETS are available here, or at the door.
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TICKETS are available here, or at the door.
Thursday, October 5, 2017
SEMI-FINALISTS: women in art song & oratorio, 2017-18—The Friedrich & Virginia Schorr Memorial Awards
The
American Prize is pleased to announce SEMI-FINALIST women in art song
and oratorio for
2017 in all divisions. Congratulations! (Please note that semi-finalists in the Community Division include artists in both art song and opera.)
In the professional category, we list an extensive grouping of semi-finalists, an extraordinary showing of talent, musicality, excellent repertoire and poise.
As the contests unfold, finalists, runners-up and winners will be selected from these lists. 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.
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
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.
The American Prize in Voice / Friedrich & Virginia Schorr Memorial Award—professional art song and oratorio division (women), 2017
Tamara Acosta Ithaca NY
Michelle Areyzaga Rolling Meadows IL
Melanie Ashkar Arlington VA
Kristina Bachrach La Grange IL
Veronica Bell Studio City CA
Elizabeth Ann Benson Auburn AL
Ashlee Bickley Fort Wayne IN
Diana Cantrelle Columbia MD
Anna Christofaro Excelsior MN
Joan Marie Dauber Chicago IL
Sarah Eastman Allston MA
Savannah Etter Lexington MO
Jessica Fishenfeld Great Neck NY
Annie Gill Baltimore MD
Anna Christine Hersey Minnetonka MN
Michele Elizabeth Kennedy Astoria NY
Thea Lobo Medford MA
Sarah Lonsert Mission Viejo CA
Elisabeth Marshall Portland ME
Stacey Mastrian Seattle WA
Ann Moss Richmond CA
Elizabeth Ducey Moss Abiline TX
Alissa Rose Wellsboro PA
Penelope Shumate Macomb IL
Loralee Songer Cedar Rapids IA
Christine Steyer Oak Park IL
Emilie Storrs New York NY
Katie Walders La Mesa CA
Raquel Winnica Young Pittsburgh PA
The American Prize in Voice / Friedrich & Virginia Schorr Memorial Award—college/university art song and oratorio division (women), 2017
Jamie Balter Baltimore MD
Lieve Buzard Chicago IL
Sarah Cooper Lincoln MA
Clare Demer Tucson AZ
Stephanie Greene Highland Park IL
Rachel Eve Holmes Athens GA
Hailey McAvoy Natick MA
Zoe-Elizabeth McCray Alexandria VA
Myka Murphy Roswell GA
Nicolette Nazarowski Chicago IL
Veronica Richer Bryan OH
Lauren Elizabeth Walker Bloomington IN
Julia Katherine Walsh Munich Germany
Ciera V. Williams Detroit MI
Mengyuan Yuan Athens OH
The American Prize in Voice / Friedrich & Virginia Schorr Memorial Award—high school art song and oratorio division (women), 2017
Sarah Aaldering Los Gatos CA
Mary Elizabeth Adler Bellevue WA
Monika Cachro Lake Zurich IL
Katelynn Cherry Trappe MD
Amalia Crevani Milford NJ
Alexandra Taylor Naples FL
Caroline Wolfe Dallastown PA
The American Prize in Voice / Friedrich & Virginia Schorr Memorial Award—community division (women in art song, oratorio and opera), 2017
Shana Evans Bassett Atlanta GA
Deborah M. Connelly Stratford CT
Samantha Isabell Gay Oak Park IL
Nancie Grossman Mission Viejo CA
Montana Monet Jaeger Farmington MN
Luisa Kay Reyes Tuscaloosa AL
***
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.
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 in 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.
In the professional category, we list an extensive grouping of semi-finalists, an extraordinary showing of talent, musicality, excellent repertoire and poise.
As the contests unfold, finalists, runners-up and winners will be selected from these lists. 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.
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
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.
The American Prize in Voice / Friedrich & Virginia Schorr Memorial Award—professional art song and oratorio division (women), 2017
Tamara Acosta Ithaca NY
Michelle Areyzaga Rolling Meadows IL
Melanie Ashkar Arlington VA
Kristina Bachrach La Grange IL
Veronica Bell Studio City CA
Elizabeth Ann Benson Auburn AL
Ashlee Bickley Fort Wayne IN
Diana Cantrelle Columbia MD
Anna Christofaro Excelsior MN
Joan Marie Dauber Chicago IL
Sarah Eastman Allston MA
Savannah Etter Lexington MO
Jessica Fishenfeld Great Neck NY
Annie Gill Baltimore MD
Anna Christine Hersey Minnetonka MN
Michele Elizabeth Kennedy Astoria NY
Thea Lobo Medford MA
Sarah Lonsert Mission Viejo CA
Elisabeth Marshall Portland ME
Stacey Mastrian Seattle WA
Ann Moss Richmond CA
Elizabeth Ducey Moss Abiline TX
Alissa Rose Wellsboro PA
Penelope Shumate Macomb IL
Loralee Songer Cedar Rapids IA
Christine Steyer Oak Park IL
Emilie Storrs New York NY
Katie Walders La Mesa CA
Raquel Winnica Young Pittsburgh PA
The American Prize in Voice / Friedrich & Virginia Schorr Memorial Award—college/university art song and oratorio division (women), 2017
Jamie Balter Baltimore MD
Lieve Buzard Chicago IL
Sarah Cooper Lincoln MA
Clare Demer Tucson AZ
Stephanie Greene Highland Park IL
Rachel Eve Holmes Athens GA
Hailey McAvoy Natick MA
Zoe-Elizabeth McCray Alexandria VA
Myka Murphy Roswell GA
Nicolette Nazarowski Chicago IL
Veronica Richer Bryan OH
Lauren Elizabeth Walker Bloomington IN
Julia Katherine Walsh Munich Germany
Ciera V. Williams Detroit MI
Mengyuan Yuan Athens OH
The American Prize in Voice / Friedrich & Virginia Schorr Memorial Award—high school art song and oratorio division (women), 2017
Sarah Aaldering Los Gatos CA
Mary Elizabeth Adler Bellevue WA
Monika Cachro Lake Zurich IL
Katelynn Cherry Trappe MD
Amalia Crevani Milford NJ
Alexandra Taylor Naples FL
Caroline Wolfe Dallastown PA
The American Prize in Voice / Friedrich & Virginia Schorr Memorial Award—community division (women in art song, oratorio and opera), 2017
Shana Evans Bassett Atlanta GA
Deborah M. Connelly Stratford CT
Samantha Isabell Gay Oak Park IL
Nancie Grossman Mission Viejo CA
Montana Monet Jaeger Farmington MN
Luisa Kay Reyes Tuscaloosa AL
***
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.
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 in 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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