It’s at Luxembourg’s splendid Philharmonie that this year’s ICMA General Assembly took place from 18 to 20 January, hosted by the Philharmonie and the Ministry of Culture. Besides their work during the meeting, the Jury members also had time to explore Luxembourg’s rich musical life. Read More →
To underline the importance of musical creation in today’s musical life, the International Classical Music Awards ICMA have created a Composer Award. Read More →
During their General Assembly at the Philharmonie in Luxembourg, the Jury of the International Classical Music Awards has renewed the mandate of the Board for three years. The Board is composed by Serhan Bali (Andante), Nicola Catto (Musica), Michelle Debra (Crescendo), Remy Franck (Pizzicato), Martin Hoffmeister (MDR Kultur). Remy Franck was reelected as President, Michelle Debra as Vice-President and Nicola Catto as Secretary General. Read More →
For the 2018 International Classical Music Awards, the ICMA Jury has once more selected musicians and organizations that have distinguished themselves through outstanding achievements. The independent and international jury has also chosen their favorites from 357 nominated audio and video releases. The list of all the winners is available in the section ‘Winners’ of our website. Read More →
Philharmonie Luxembourg
(c) Wade Zimmermann
Following an invitation by the Philharmonie Luxembourg, the Jury of the International Classical Music Awards (ICMA) will hold its annual General Assembly, January 18-20, in Luxembourg. Read More →
Ensemble Esperanza
(c) Christine Kocher
The central idea of the Festival Next Generation organized by the International Music Academy Liechtenstein at the Grand Resort in Bad Ragaz, has been the promotion of young musicians who are on the verge of an international career and whose talent has proved that they will develop into promising personalities. This year, from 16 to 23 February, the audience can experience for the eighth time music played by a large number of very good young musicians from all over the world. Read More →
In several rounds, the Jury of the International Classical Music Awards (ICMA) has chosen the releases competing in the finals for the awards 2018. « Our list with a total of 357 nominations comprised many very good as well as outstanding recordings. Yet, the rules are way of cruel, since every member has to eliminate step by step all the releases but one », Jury President Remy Franck said. « Obviously many excellent productions are left behind. That’s why we consider our nominations already as a real recognition. For sure, some of the Jury members regret that a number of their own favorites have not made it into the finals, but choices are inevitable and part of the responsibility that shapes the Jury member’s duties. The goal is to get a winner list corresponding to the highest possible standards and reflecting the choice of our international Jury. » Read More →
The ICMA Board: Serhan Bali, Martin Hoffmeister, Remy Franck, Nicola Catto, Michelle Debra
The members of the ICMA Executive Board met in Paris this weekend in order to analyze the voting process for the 2018 Awards and prepare the Award Ceremony in Katowice, Poland, on April 6, 2018. The Board validated the list of finalists for the Awards 2018 which will be officially published on Monday, December 4. The winners of the Awards will be published on Thursday 18 January.
Frauke Adrians, die schon mehrmals als Redakteurin von ‘Das Orchester’ an den Aktivitäten der ICMA teilgenommen hat, ist die Autorin eines bemerkenswerten Buchs ‘Der Dreißigjährige Krieg’ im Palm Verlag. « Zerstörung und Neuanfang in Europa » werden auf 192 Seitengeschildert. Read More →
