SEIMA PROJECT Delayed Until Next Year

Be on the look out for news regarding updates on the program!

(Southeastern Ind.) - The Southeastern Indiana Musicians Association announced that the SEIMA PROJECT will be delayed until next year. 

At this time, it is the goal of the association to keep in contact with everyone to stay updated. Interested participants should be on the look out for news regarding video auditions. Video submissions will be accepted in January 2021; however, announcements on how to submit these videos will be made in preparation. 

To be eligible, you must be an instrumentalist and/or vocalist in Dearborn, Franklin, Ohio, Ripley, or Switzerland Counties. 

In an effort to attempt to make sure no one is excluded, there has been an change made to the age requirements. You must now be 14-19 years of age to participate in the audition process. This change will expand the opportunity for performances and cash rewards.

For more information on how to enter or to become a contact representative, visit seimusic.org

"We are truly excited about your interest in our SEIMA PROJECT. We can't wait to launch it. Stay well and keep pursuing your passion for the art and performance of music," says SEIMA. 

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