CHORAL COMPOSITION COMPETITION
Composers of all ages, nationalities, education levels, races, genders,
and backgrounds are encouraged to apply!
$2,500 PRIZE
COMPOSITION GUIDELINES:
SATB (optional divisi)
Piano accompaniment required
4-7 minutes in length
Click here for full competition details
IMPORTANT DATES:
APRIL 1: Submission portal opens
AUGUST 1: Intent to submit form deadline
SEPTEMBER 1: Full score &
final materials deadline
NOVEMBER 1: Winner notification
Atlanta Master Chorale's Choral Composition Competition was created to promote new choral music and to invite aspiring composers to create new choral repertoire. We are seeking compositions which reflect our vision, “Where music touches spirit.”
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The competition will be adjudication by a specially convened panel.
Compositions should be newly composed for the competition and not previously performed or published.
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The August 1 application deadline has passed, and no new applications will be considered. If you have already applied, please be sure to complete and submit your composition prior to the September 1 deadline.
Be sure to read the competition guidelines document for full details:
Review the submission checklist and start uploading your items:
Notify info@atlantamasterchorale.org when your submission is complete and final (no later than September 1)
After your final submission, you'll receive an official acceptance or a request for adjustments
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Winner will be notified November 1, 2024
QUESTIONS?
Contact Atlanta Master Chorale Executive Director, Jim Verrecchia by email at
ExecutiveDirector@atlantamasterchorale.org
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THANK YOU TO OUR GENEROUS COMPETITION SPONSORS
Carol and Michael Bohannon
Barbara and Donald Defoe
Mary Margaret Oliver
Sally Rhoden
Hamilton and Mason Smith
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To support our inaugural composition competition, click here and list "competition sponsor" in the notes box.
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Atlanta Master Chorale does not and shall not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion (creed), gender, gender expression, age, national origin (ancestry), disability, marital status, sexual orientation, or military status, in any of its activities or operations.