Friday, July 27, 2007

Get Ready campaign to hold song contest


Calling all musicians and people with creative talent! APHA is seeking entries for new a songwriting competition.

The contest is being held in support of APHA’s Get Ready campaign. To enter the contest, which is open to both APHA members and non-members, entrants should write and record a song supporting the Get Ready campaign. Songs can focus on specific issues covered by the campaign, such as creating a preparedness plan, stockpiling supplies or handwashing, or on overall preparedness. Creativity is encouraged. Songs can be recorded in an audio or video format.

The first-place winner of the Get Ready Song Contest will receive an Apple iPod and the second-place winner will receive a $50 gift certificate to either iTunes or Amazon.com.

The competition will open for entries on Wednesday, Aug. 1, 2007, and the deadline for submissions is Tuesday, Sept. 4, at 5 p.m. Eastern time. Full contest details and submission instructions will be available soon on the contest Web page, so start tuning up those pianos!

3 comments:

  1. Anonymous9:53 AM

    Clever idea! I have no musical talent whatsoever, but look forward to hearing the winners. Maybe they can perform live in concert at the APHA Annual Meeting in November!

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  2. Anonymous3:45 PM

    I can't sing, but how about a limerick?

    There once was a girl from Route 2,
    Handwashing, a thing she did not do.
    Germs and viruses invaded,
    So in bed she lay sedated.
    Sneezing, wheezing and snuffling with flu.

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  3. Anonymous3:53 PM

    Check out the facebook group for the song contest for additional information! The group is called "write a sick song - win and iPod".

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