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Global Music Awards ~ Celebrating Music Worldwide Global Music Awards ~ Celebrating music worldwide. As a courtesy to the judges, print all information clearly and completely. Please correspond in English. Name _____________________________________ Organization _________________________________ Address ___________________________________ City _________________ State __________ Zip____ Date _________ Email* _____________________________________ Telephone _____________________ Website ______________________________How did you hear about us? ___________________________ Category Category Category Category Category Titles Of Entries Number Number Number Number Number Overall Categories Overall Categories The Rules Judged on total artistic and technical excellence. Judged on total artistic and technical excellence. You may enter multiple categories. You may enter multiple categories. 1. Submissions may be of any genre, any length. Genre Composition & Lyrics 2. Songs in other than English must include a copy of the written lyrics. G-01: Alternative C-60: Composition G-02: Blues C-61: Lyrics/Songwriting 3. The entry fee for the first juding category is $50 US. Each G-03: Children’s Music additional categories you add is an additional $25. Bands & Groups G-04: Classical 4. Submit your music on a CD, or write on your entry form G-05: Classical Crossover B-70: Band where we can listen to your music online. Please be very G-06: Computer & Digital B-71: Acoustic Music specific by providing an exact web address (URL). If you G-07: Country B-72: Instrumental Music submit a CD please label it with your name and email G-08: Dance & Electronic B-73: Computer/Electronic Music address. G-09: Easy Listening B-74: Chamber Music 5. Written comments describing your entry and publicity G-10: Folk & Protest/Liberation B-75: Choral Music materials are invited and helpful during the judging G-11: Hip Hop & Rap B-76: Operatic Music process. G-12: Indie Pop B-77: Symphonic Music G-13: Inspirational & Gospel B-78: Student 6. Entries will not be returned. G-14: Instrumental G–15: Jazz G-16: Latin Creative Categories Entry Fee G-17: New Age G-18: Pop (Popular Music) The specific topic will be judged. You may enter multiple categories. First judging category = $ 50.00 G-19: R&B & Soul G-20: Reggae CC-80: Album Cover Each additional judging category G-21: Rock CC-81: Album Art/Graphics costs an additional $25 = $ _______ G-22: World Music & Beats CC-82: Concept G-23: Other (Specify Genre ____________________) CC-83: Creativity/Originality Total = $ _______ CC-84: Dramatic Impact Vocalists CC-85: Humor/Humorist Make your check payable in US currency to “Global V-30: Male Vocalist CC-86: Innovation in Sound Music Awards” or provide credit card information. V-31: Female Vocalist CC-87: Press Kit/Promotional Materials MasterCard, Visa, and American Express only. No V-32: Vocal Duo CC-88: Production purchase orders please. V-33: Vocal Group CC-89: Sound Editing/Sound Mixing V-34: Backing Vocals CC-90: Sound and Special Effects V-35: Breakthrough Artist CC-91: Listener Impact: Content/Message Delivery Credit Card Information CC-92: Listener Impact: Entertainment Value Instrumentalists CC-93: Listener Impact: Motivational/Inspirational Card # ____________________________ I-40 Instrumental Performance Solo I-41: Instrumental Performance In A Group Exp. Date __________________________ Questions Recordings & Albums Name _____________________________ R-50: Album Email: [email protected] R-51: Song Telephone: +01-858-779-1420 Card Billing Zip Code_________________ R-52: Original Score/Sound Track Movie & TV (Pacific Standard Time Zone) R-53: Video Game Music Fax: +01-858-454-6287 (FYI: The charge on your credit card statement R-54: Instructional Recording Website: www.globalmusicawards.com charged by Global Music Awards.) R-55: Music Video R-56: Experimental * Email Privacy Policy: We will send you emails related to your entry and future calls for entries. Let us know if you want to opt-out. R-57: Live Performance Mail your entries, entry form and payment to: Global Music Awards, 7946 Ivanhoe Avenue, Suite 201, La Jolla, California 92037, USA .
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