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The American Prize

Music
The American Prize is a series of annual non-profit, national competitions designed to recognize and reward the very best in the performing arts in the United States—in schools and churches, and at community and professional levels. 

The American Prize is judged solely through recorded performances, and consequently there is no live competition. The Competition considers each application, selects and notifies semi-finalists, finalists and winners, according to the timetable published for each event.

The competitions of The American Prize are open to all U.S. citizens, whether living in this country or abroad, and to others currently living, working and/or studying in the United States of America, its protectorates and territories. Eligibility is categorized by discipline (i.e. choral music, orchestral music, vocal performance, etc.), by type of organization (school, community, church, professional) or, for individual awards, by performance level (i.e. amateur, student, professional).

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The American Prize

25 Hamilton Drive, Suite 100
David Katz, chief judge
Danbury, CT CT 06811
United States