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Native Radio Theater: Call For Theme Music The Native Radio Theater (NRT) is a project of Native American Public Telecommunications and Native Voices at the Autry National Center. This is a call for theme music for a new national radio series featuring plays produced by Native Americans. NAPT requests work and cost proposals from Native American composers and music artists to compose, produce and record an original theme with bridges for a new radio series, the Native Radio Theater (NRT) Project. Artist will work in consultation with NAPT’s radio team on determining music styles, sound, and type of thematic work for radio. The goal of NRT is to bring audio theater to Public Radio using works by Native authors, theater and recording artists. The first series of radio plays will be produced this summer at the National Audio Theatre Festivals (NATF) annual workshops this summer. This RFP offers up to $5,000 in commissioning and recording fees including all rights necessary for use in all media. To apply: £ Deadline: June 30, 2006 £ Send a proposal letter describing how the work will be produced and total cost as offered in this RFP. £ Letter should include complete contact information, including Tribal affiliation. £ Submit similar original work samples on Compact Disc, or you may also submit samples of your work as an MP3 audio file and deliver via e-mail to NRT Project Coordinator John Gregg: jgregg1@unl.edu £ Delivery date of finished work: October 2006 Contact: John Gregg, Project Coordinator Native American Public Telecommunications PO Box 83111 Lincoln, NE 68501 Tel: 402-472-0497 E-mail: jgregg1@unl.edu The Native Radio Theater is a project of Native American Public Telecommunications and Native Voices at the Autry with funds from the Ford Foundation.