International Classical Music Awards (ICMA) 2024 Award Ceremony
Last month, the 2024 International Classical Music Awards ceremony and gala took place in Valencia, where trophies were presented to all winners including two members of the IMZ.
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The ICMA prize was awarded in 26 different categories, ranging from Artist of the Year to Label of the Year. Among the winners were the French virtuoso Renaud Capuçon (Artist of the Year), Romanian soprano Aida Pascu (Young Artist of the Year), and a 15-year-old Serbian violinist (Discovery Award).
Congratulations to all the winners, especially to two of our very own, Unitel and Accentus Music, who won the award for the best video in the Opera category and in the Performance and Documentaries category respectively!
The gala concluded with a concert featuring the laureates of the 2024 International Classical Music Awards performing their most beautiful repertoire, supported by the Orquesta de València and conducted by Alexander Liebreich.
Watch the entire concert below!
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