 Complete the following phrase:  Together, Price and Bonds began to achieve national recognition for their compositions and performances. In 1932, both Price and Bonds submitted compositions for the Wanamaker Foundation Awards. Price won first prize with her Symphony in E minor, and third for her Piano Sonata, earning her a 500 prize. Bonds came in first place in the song category, with a song entitled Sea Ghost. Early in 1933 leading Arts advocate Maude Roberts George, president of the Chicago Music Association, music critic of the Chicago Defender and eventual national president of the National Association of Negro Musicians, paid 250 about 5,093 in 2021 dollars for Prices First Symphony to be included in a program devoted to The Negro in Music, with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Frederick Stock, as part of the 