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Jacksonville Children's Chorus Selected As A National Semi-Finalist For The American Prize

Finalists, runners-up, and winners from the selected list of semi-finalists will be announced in the coming months.

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April 8, 2021

The American Prize National Nonprofit Competitions in the Performing Arts, David Volosin Katz, founder and chief judge, announced on Friday, March 19th the National Semi-Finalist choruses in all categories. Among the list of choruses throughout the nation, the Jacksonville Children's Chorus: Darren Dailey, President and Artistic Director was selected as a 2021 National Semi-Finalist for Choral Performance in the youth division!

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The American Prize is a prestigious national competition that evaluates and rewards the best performers, ensembles, composers and administrators in the United States. The competition is separated into categories based on age group or education level. The evaluations are done by a panel of distinguished judges in the performing arts. Evaluation of performers is based solely on submitted recorded performances.

Finalists, runners-up, and winners from the selected list of semi-finalists will be announced in the coming months.

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To learn more about The American Prize’s prestigious national competition visit https://www.theamericanprize.org/.

About the Jacksonville Children’s Chorus:

The Jacksonville Children's Chorus, founded in 1995, is Jacksonville's largest provider of music education. The JCC's mission is to enrich the lives of singers and audiences across the region. Partial or full scholarships are available to any child who wishes to sing through the generous support of sponsors and donors. Visit our website to learn more.


This press release was produced by The JAX Chamber. The views expressed here are the author’s own.

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