InterAmerican Music Awards (IAMA)
The InterAmerican Music Awards (IAMA) is a Contest sponsored by Sigma Alpha Iota National Headquarters.
Award Information:
Amount of Contest: Average: $2000
Application Deadline: 1-May
Requirements: Applicant must be a composer from North, Central, or South America and must submit a composition. Winning composition will be premiered at the national convention, and published by C.F. Peters Corp.
Eligibility: Other
Sponsorship provided by:
Sigma Alpha Iota National Headquarters
34 Wall Street, Suite 515
Ashville, NC 28801-0606
USA
Email Address: nh@sai-national.org
Phone Number: 828 251 0606
Fax Number: 828 251 0644
http://www.sai-national.org/
You can find out more by contacting:
Ruth Sieber Johnson
Executive Director
You should always investigate available information on the contest. A maximized likelihood of achieving your goal will follow from first understanding the qualifications and then determining if you qualify. Before you even begin, figure out the driving force for the Sigma Alpha Iota National Headquarters and their goals for the InterAmerican Music Awards (IAMA). If you meet the requirements, make sure there is a decent shot of actually getting the contest. Once you believe that there is a good chance of going on to be one of the winners of the InterAmerican Music Awards (IAMA), then you should use your time.
A crucial part of applying for the contest is paying close attention to the application. Occasionally the process can be long, but take the time to make sure that your work was done properly and completely. Avoid mistakes that might make you lose out because of some minor point.
After filing, it's important to know when the InterAmerican Music Awards (IAMA) confers the award and distributes the resources so you'll be aware of whether or not you will be able to count on the contest to assist with the expenses associated with school and how it will help you out, as there may be restrictions on how you can use the InterAmerican Music Awards (IAMA). Increasingly, it is tough to manage all of your financial needs, and being awarded the InterAmerican Music Awards (IAMA) to defray some of the costs can provide significant support. If you are not fortunate to receive the InterAmerican Music Awards (IAMA), try not to be upset, you might find new contests for which you can apply.