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BBC Young Musician is a televised national music competition broadcast biennially on BBC Television and BBC Radio 3.[1] Originally BBC Young Musician of the Year, its name was changed in 2010.
The competition, a former member of the European Union of Music Competitions for Youth (EMCY), is open to UK-resident percussion, keyboard, string, brass and woodwind players, who are eighteen years of age or under on 1 January in the relevant year.[2]
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History
The competition was established in 1978 by Humphrey Burton, Walter Todds and Roy Tipping, former members of the BBC Television Music Department.[1] Michael Hext, a trombonist, was the inaugural winner. In 1994, the percussion category was added, alongside the existing keyboard, string, brass and woodwind categories.[1] The competition has five stages: regional auditions, category auditions, category finals, semi-finals and the final.[3] The biennial competition is managed and produced by BBC Cymru Wales.
To date, there have been 22 winners, the youngest being 12-year-old Peter Moore.[4] In 2014, the BBC Young Musician Jazz Award was introduced;[5] Alexander Bone, a saxophonist, was the inaugural winner.[6]
As a result of the success of the competition, the Eurovision Young Musicians competition was initiated in 1982.[1] The first edition was broadcast live from Manchester's Free Trade Hall. The presenter was Humphrey Burton and the producer was Roy Tipping. The winner of BBC Young Musician often went on to represent the United Kingdom in the Eurovision Young Musicians.
The competition celebrated its 30th anniversary in May 2008 with a documentary narrated by Gethin Jones on BBC Two.[7] BBC Four's documentary BBC Young Musician: Forty Years Young was aired on 3 April 2018. To celebrate the 40th anniversary, the first BBC Young Musician Prom was held at the Royal Albert Hall and broadcast live on 15 July 2018. Presented by Clemency Burton-Hill, the concert featured performances from past winners and finalists alongside the BBC Concert Orchestra conducted by Andrew Gourlay.[8]
The 2020 competition was affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, after proceeding as normal up to and including the filming of the semi-final. The five category finals were broadcast in May and June 2020, with broadcast of the semi-final and recording of the final postponed, at first until the autumn, and then into 2021. The Jazz Award final was broadcast as planned on 22 November 2020, having been recorded at Cadogan Hall in the absence of an audience.[9] The grand final was recorded in April 2021[10] – also without an audience – and broadcast on 2 May, preceded on 30 April by the delayed broadcast of the semi-final.[11] The 2022 contest was deferred from spring to early autumn and was broadcast in October; the semi-final stage of the competition (introduced in 2010) was discontinued.
Broadcast
Regional heats were televised in 1978; a round before the category final was aired until 1994, and again in 2002 and 2004. From 1978 to 1984, all programmes were broadcast on BBC One until it was moved to BBC Two in 1986; however from 2002 to 2012, the heats were moved to BBC Four, with only the final aired on BBC Two.
In 2010, highlights of the new semi-final stage were also broadcast on BBC Two. In 2014, all stages of the competition moved to BBC Four, and the category finals and the grand final were broadcast on BBC Radio 3. For the 2018 competition, Radio 3 broadcast a 30-minute concert starring each competitor in the week before their category final aired.
Hosts
The following have hosted stages of the competition:[12]
Classical Award
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- Humphrey Burton (1978–1992)
- Ernest Lush (1978)
- Jane Glover (1986, 1988)
- J Mervyn Williams (1990)
- Edward Gregson (1990 final)
- Paul Daniel (1992 final)
- Sarah Greene (1994)
- Christopher Warren-Green (1996)
- Sarah Walker (1996)
- Stephanie Hughes (1998–2004)
- Alistair Appleton (2004)
- Howard Goodall (2006, 2010 final)
- Gethin Jones (2008)
- Aled Jones (2008)
- Nicola Loud (2008)
- Clemency Burton-Hill (2010–12, 2014 final, 2016, 2018 final)
- Josie D'Arby (2012, 2016 final, 2018, 2020, 2022 final)
- Alison Balsom (2014, 2016, 2018 final)
- Miloš Karadaglić (2014)
- Anna Lapwood (2020)
- Jess Gillam (2020 final, 2022)
- Alexis Ffrench (2022)
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Jazz Award
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Related awards
BBC Young Dancer
A competitive dance version, BBC Young Dancer, was launched in October 2014 and first awarded in May 2015.[13]
BBC Young Jazz Musician
A separate competition for a Jazz Award was first held during the 2014 season, with the final broadcast on BBC Four in the week after the classical final.[6] In 2016, the Jazz Award final was episode 7 of the 8-part BBC Four series, broadcast two days before the classical final.[14] In 2018, the jazz competition had an upper age limit of 21[15] and the final was recorded for BBC Four in November as part of the London Jazz Festival;[16] it was broadcast on 25 November, six months after the main final.[17]
Winners
Classical Award
| Year
|
Name
|
Instrument
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Place of study
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Winning age
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Notes
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Finals venue
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| 1978
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Trombone
|
Royal College of Music
|
17
|
Orchestra member at The Royal Opera House Covent Garden[18] and occasional solo performances[19]
|
RNCM Concert Hall, Manchester
|
| 1980
|
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Oboe
|
Royal Academy of Music
|
18
|
International soloist and principal oboe of the Britten Sinfonia. Founder of the Britten Oboe Quartet and the Haffner Wind Ensemble. Has performed at numerous BBC Proms.[20]
|
| 1982
|
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Piano
|
Chethams School, University of Oxford, Royal Academy of Music
|
18
|
Has since developed a reputation as a teacher, adjudicator and singer as Anna Crookes[21]
|
Free Trade Hall, Manchester
|
| 1984
|
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|
Clarinet
|
Sevenoaks School, Cambridge University
|
18
|
Solo clarinettist with a repertoire of over 40 concertos[22]
|
| 1986
|
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Violin
|
Royal Academy of Music
|
17
|
Has since led the European Union Youth Orchestra and won the Young Musician of the Year award[23]
|
| 1988
|
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Horn
|
Watford Grammar School for Boys
|
14
|
Youngest winner of the award at the time. Has performed at numerous BBC Proms.[24] Principal at London Philharmonic Orchestra.[25]
|
| 1990
|
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|
Violin
|
Royal Academy of Music, Juilliard School
|
15
|
Has appeared in multiple British orchestras and several abroad[26]
|
St David's Hall, Cardiff
|
| 1992
|
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Piano
|
St Edmund's School, Canterbury, Royal Academy of Music, London University
|
14
|
Became the youngest person at the time to win the award. Has since released numerous recital discs.[27]
|
Royal Concert Hall, Glasgow
|
| 1994
|
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Cello
|
Royal College of Music, Heinrich Schiff
|
15
|
Became the first British winner of the Eurovision Competition for Young Musicians. Has performed with several British orchestras.[28]
|
Barbican, London
|
| 1996
|
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Violin
|
Yehudi Menuhin School, Royal Northern College of Music, Herbert von Karajan Centre
|
18
|
Won second prize at the Luxemburg International Violin Competition. Performed in orchestras in Europe, the United States, South Africa, The Middle East and Zimbabwe.[29]
|
Symphony Hall, Birmingham
|
| 1998
|
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Percussion
|
Royal Northern College of Music
|
19
|
First percussionist to win the award. Has performed with an array of ensembles including the 4-MALITY Percussion Quartet. Principal Percussionist with the CBSO. Former Head of Percussion at Royal Birmingham Conservatoire[30]
|
Waterfront Hall, Belfast
|
| 2000
|
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Cello
|
Chetham's School of Music, Eastman School of Music
|
18
|
A performance at the Royal Albert Hall made him the youngest soloist to appear on the first night of The Proms.[31]
|
Bridgewater Hall, Manchester
|
| 2002
|
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Violin
|
Chetham's School of Music, Guildhall School of Music & Drama
|
12
|
At the time, was the youngest ever winner of the award. Has appeared as a soloist with British orchestras and performed at other BBC events.[32]
|
Barbican, London
|
| 2004
|
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|
Violin
|
Yehudi Menuhin School
|
16
|
Performed with the BBC concert orchestra and recorded her debut album with Daniel Harding and the London Symphony Orchestra[33]
|
Usher Hall, Edinburgh
|
| 2006
|
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|
Clarinet
|
Royal College of Music, Oxford University, Guildhall School of Music & Drama
|
17
|
Was the Principal Clarinet of the National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain. Started studies at the Royal College of Music, but dropped out to go to the University of Oxford.[2]
|
The Sage, Gateshead
|
| 2008
|
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Trombone
|
Chetham's School of Music
|
12
|
Youngest winner of the award.[34] Co-principal at London Symphony Orchestra.
|
Wales Millennium Centre, Cardiff Bay
|
| 2010
|
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Piano
|
Purcell School, Royal College of Music
|
16
|
Nowadays known by the name of Lara Melda
|
| 2012
|
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Cello
|
Royal College of Music
|
15
|
Has performed with 2014 winner, Шаблон:Sortname
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The Sage, Gateshead
|
| 2014
|
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|
Piano
|
Royal College of Music, Purcell School
|
17
|
He appeared in 2012 competition, at the age of 15, as a finalist in the keyboard category[35]
|
Usher Hall, Edinburgh
|
| 2016
|
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|
Cello
|
Royal Academy of Music, Trinity Catholic Comprehensive School
|
17
|
He holds the ABRSM Junior Scholarship to The Royal Academy of Music. Has played in the Chineke! Orchestra, as well as the JRAM Symphony Orchestra, and played chamber music with the Kanneh-Mason Piano Trio and the Ash String Trio.[36]
|
Barbican, London
|
| 2018
|
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|
Piano
|
Birmingham Junior Conservatoire, King Edward VI High School for Girls
|
16
|
Played the fiendishly difficult Prokofiev Concerto no.2 and was commended for her 'inherent musical intelligence' and 'exceptional technical ability'. Won first prize at the 15th Ettlingen International Piano Competition in 2016. First Asian winner of the competition.[37][38]
|
Symphony Hall, Birmingham
|
| 2020
|
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|
Percussion
|
Chetham's School of Music
|
17
|
Member of the China Youth Percussion Orchestra and has won percussions competitions in China, New York and Tokyo.[39]
|
Bridgewater Hall, Manchester
|
| 2022
|
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|
Percussion
|
Royal Birmingham Conservatoire
|
17
|
He has played with the National Children’s Orchestra, National Youth Orchestra and the National Youth Brass Band.[40]
|
Jazz Award
Past finalists
- Key
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Person won the competition of that year
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| Bold
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Performer got through to the final
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| Italics
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Performer was present at the semi-final stage
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1982
1984
1986
1988
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1990
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1994
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2004
Finals for the 2004 competition took place on 2 May at the Usher Hall, Edinburgh and were televised on BBC Two. The trophy used for this year's competition was designed by John Rocha at Waterford Crystal.[44]Шаблон:Efn
2006
The 2006 finals were held at The Sage Gateshead on 20 May 2006.[2] The adjudicators for this competition were Marin Alsop, Carlos Bonell, Peter Sadlo, Thea King, Sergei Nakariakov, Angela Hewitt and Kathryn McDowell.[45] The overall number of finalists was significantly smaller for this competition.Шаблон:Efn
2008
The 2008 finals took place at the Wales Millennium Centre in Cardiff on 10 and 11 May 2008.[46] In celebration of thirty years of the competition broadcasting, the performances lasted for two days.[47]Шаблон:Efn
| Name
|
Hometown
|
Instrument
|
Notes
|
| Шаблон:Sortname |
Lyndhurst, Hampshire |
Clarinet |
Achieved Grade 8 distinction in Singing, Piano and Saxophone as well as playing the clarinet
|
| Шаблон:Sortname |
Hayfield |
Percussion |
Began playing percussion at the age of three after his father, a professional drummer bought him a drum set; currently studies at the Chetham's School of Music
|
| Шаблон:Sortname |
Ski, Norway |
Guitar |
Two time winner of the Norwegian National Youth competition; began playing the Guitar at the age of ten
|
| Шаблон:Sortname |
Lytham St Annes |
French Horn |
Began playing the French Horn at seven years of age after hearing Mozart's Horn Concert No 4.; he studies at Chetham's School of Music and is a member of the National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain
|
| Шаблон:Sortname |
Bournemouth |
Percussion |
Began playing percussion at the age of three, and currently studies at the Trinity College of Music after studying at Chetham's School of Music for three years; he held the position of Co Principal in the National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain percussion section
|
| Шаблон:Sortname |
Troon |
Piano |
Began playing piano at the age of six, and is also a violinist, he has led the National Children's Orchestra of Scotland and the National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain; currently studying at Wellington School
|
| Шаблон:Sortname |
Ballymena |
Piano |
Began playing piano at the age of six, and now studies at the Ballymena Academy and at the Royal Irish Academy of Music in Dublin
|
| Шаблон:Sortname |
Amersham |
Tuba |
Currently studying at The Purcell School of Music, the Junior Department of the Royal Academy of Music and is a member of the National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain
|
| Шаблон:Sortname |
Warminster |
Harp |
Began playing the Harp at the age of ten while also playing the Piano and Violin, currently studies at the Junior Department of the Royal College of Music
|
| Шаблон:Sortname |
Ipswich |
Piano |
Studying at the Northgate High School in Ipswich and the Junior Department at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama
|
| Шаблон:Sortname |
Littleborough, Greater Manchester |
Percussion |
Started playing percussion at the age of seven and is studying at the Chetham's School of Music
|
| Шаблон:Sortname† |
Stalybridge |
Trombone |
Started to play the trombone at the age of six. Held the position of Principal Trombone of the National Children's Band of Great Britain; he is the youngest musician in this year's competition
|
| Шаблон:Sortname |
Harrow, London |
Piano |
Began playing the piano at seven years of age, and currently Studies at The Purcell School of Music; he has received awards for composing, such as Highly Commended at BBC Proms Composers' Competition 2006
|
| Шаблон:Sortname |
Bushey |
Violin |
Started playing the Violin at eight after being offered free lessons in her school in Essex; she later became a student at The Purcell School of Music, and was the first violinist in the National Youth Orchestra for 2 years
|
| Шаблон:Sortname |
Carshalton |
Oboe |
Began playing the Oboe at the age of ten, and is studying at The Purcell School of Music, but also studies at the Junior Department of the Royal Academy of Music and is Principal Oboe of the National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain after joining just one year previously
|
| Шаблон:Sortname |
London |
Cello |
Began playing the Violin at the age of four, but switched to the Cello at five; he currently studies at Yehudi Menuhin School
|
| Шаблон:Sortname |
East Brent, Somerset |
Clarinet |
Began playing the Clarinet at eight years of age; he has since achieved Principal Clarinet of the National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain after two years of membership
|
| Шаблон:Sortname |
Fife |
Flute |
Began playing the Flute in 2004, his influence being when he heard Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun; he studied at St Mary's Music School in Edinburgh until 2008. He also plays the Saxophone very well
|
| Шаблон:Sortname |
Normanton on Soar |
Percussion |
Studies at Loughborough High School and was influenced to play percussion after seeing the school orchestra performance
|
| Шаблон:Sortname |
Bolton |
Euphonium |
Studies at Chetham's School of Music, and was Principal Euphonium with the National Youth Brass Band of Great Britain
|
2010s
2010
2012
2014
Classical Award
| Name
|
Instrument/Category
|
| Daniel Shao |
Flute
|
| Dogyung Anna Im |
Violin
|
| Elizaveta Tyun |
Violin
|
| Ellena Newton |
Trombone
|
| Elliott Gaston-Ross |
Percussion
|
| Hannah Foster |
Flute
|
| Hayley Parkes |
Piano
|
| Isata Kanneh-Mason |
Piano
|
| Isobel Daws |
Trombone
|
| Jess Gillam |
Saxophone
|
| Jess Wood |
Percussion
|
| Julian Trevelyan |
Piano
|
| Juliana Myslov |
Harp
|
| Lewis Bettles |
Trombone
|
| Martin James Bartlett† |
Piano
|
| Matilda Lloyd |
Trumpet
|
| Matthew Farthing |
Percussion
|
| Nick Seymour |
Saxophone
|
| Ning Hui See |
Keyboard
|
| Roberto Ruisi |
Violin
|
| Sophie Westbrooke |
Recorder
|
| Stefan Beckett |
Percussion
|
| Tom Highnam |
Percussion
|
| Will Thomas |
Trumpet/Flugelhorn
|
| William Dutton |
Violin
|
Jazz Award
| Name
|
Instrument/Category
|
| Alexander Bone† |
Saxophone
|
| Freddie Jensen |
Double bass
|
| Jake Labazzi |
Trumpet
|
| Sean Payne |
Saxophone
|
| Tom Smith |
Saxophone
|
2016
Classical Award
| Name
|
Instrument/Category
|
| Andrew Woolcock |
Percussion
|
| Ben Goldscheider |
Horn
|
| Charlie Lovell-Jones |
Violin
|
| Gemma Riley |
Trombone
|
| Harvey Lin |
Piano
|
| Hristiyan Hristov |
Percussion
|
| Jackie Campbell |
Piano
|
| Jess Gillam |
Saxophone
|
| Joanne Lee |
Flute
|
| Joe Parks |
Percussion
|
| Joe Pritchard |
Cello
|
| Julian Trevelyan |
Piano
|
| Louisa Staples |
Violin
|
| Lucy Driver |
Flute
|
| Marie Sato |
Flute
|
| Matthew Brett |
Percussion
|
| Polly Bartlett |
Recorder
|
| Sam Dye |
Trombone
|
| Sheku Kanneh-Mason† |
Cello
|
| Stephanie Childress |
Violin
|
| Tom Pritchard |
Percussion
|
| Tomoka Kan |
Piano
|
| Yuanfan Yang |
Piano
|
| Zak Eastop |
Trumpet
|
| Zoe Perkins |
Trumpet
|
Jazz Award
| Name
|
Instrument/Category
|
| Alexandra Ridout† |
Trumpet
|
| Tom Ridout |
Saxophone and Recorder
|
| Tom Smith |
Saxophone
|
| Noah Stoneman |
Piano
|
| Elliott Sansom |
Piano
|
2018
Classical Award
The 2018 finals were held at the Symphony Hall, Birmingham, on 13 May 2018. The judges were Kerry Andrew (chair), Alpesh Chauhan, Natalie Clein, John Harle and Sunwook Kim.[38]
| Name
|
Instrument/Category
|
| Adam Heron
|
Keyboard
|
| Alexander Pullen
|
Percussion
|
| Annemarie Federle
|
French Horn/Brass
|
| Elias Ackerley
|
Keyboard
|
| Eliza Haskins
|
Recorder/Woodwind
|
| Elodie Chousmer-Howelles
|
Violin/Strings
|
| Francis Bushell
|
Bassoon/Woodwind
|
| Isobel Daws
|
Trombone/Brass
|
| Jeneba Kanneh-Mason
|
Keyboard
|
| Lauren Zhang†
|
Keyboard
|
| Mariam Loladze-Meredith
|
Keyboard
|
| Marie Sato
|
Flute/Woodwind
|
| Matthew Brett
|
Percussion
|
| Maxim Calver
|
Cello/Strings
|
| Meadow Brooks
|
Percussion
|
| Michaias Berlouis
|
Bass Trombone/Brass
|
| Robert Burton
|
Saxophone/Woodwind
|
| Sam Dye
|
Trombone/Brass
|
| Stephanie Childress
|
Violin/Strings
|
| Tom Hall
|
Percussion
|
| Tom Myles
|
Clarinet/Woodwind
|
| Toril Azzalini-Machecler
|
Percussion
|
| Torrin Williams
|
Guitar/Strings
|
| Will Duerden
|
Double Bass/Strings
|
| Will Thomas
|
Trumpet+Flugelhorn/Brass
|
Jazz Award
| Name
|
Instrument/Category
|
| Xhosa Cole†
|
Saxophone
|
| Reuben Goldmark
|
Piano
|
| Fergus McCreadie
|
Piano
|
| James Owston
|
Bass
|
| Seth Tackaberry
|
Bass
|
2020s
2020–21
Classical Award
| Name
|
Instrument/Category
|
| Alexander Pullen
|
Percussion
|
| Alice Gore
|
Woodwind – Bassoon
|
| Annemarie Federle
|
Brass – French Horn
|
| Bridget Yee
|
Keyboard
|
| Coco Tomita
|
Strings – Violin
|
| Daisy Noton
|
Woodwind – Flute
|
| Eliza Haskins
|
Woodwind – Recorder
|
| Ellen Baumring-Gledhill
|
Strings – Cello
|
| Ewan Millar
|
Woodwind – Oboe
|
| Fang Zhang†
|
Percussion
|
| Harvey Lin
|
Keyboard
|
| Huw Boucher
|
Strings – Harp
|
| Ilai Avni
|
Strings – Violin
|
| Isaac Harari
|
Percussion
|
| Jacky Zhang
|
Keyboard
|
| Joseph Longstaff
|
Brass – French Horn
|
| Lewis Kentaro Isaacs
|
Percussion
|
| Marian Bozhidarov
|
Woodwind – Clarinet
|
| Meggie Murphy
|
Brass – Trombone
|
| Mio Takahashi
|
Strings – Violin
|
| Rhydian Tiddy
|
Brass – Trombone
|
| Sejin Yoon
|
Keyboard
|
| Thomas Luke
|
Keyboard
|
| Toril Azzalini-Machecler
|
Percussion
|
| William Burton
|
Brass – Tuba
|
Jazz Award
| Name
|
Instrument/Category
|
| Deschanel Gordon†
|
Piano
|
| Alex Clarke
|
Saxophone
|
| Kielan Sheard
|
Bass
|
| Matt Carmichael
|
Saxophone
|
| Ralph Porrett
|
Guitar
|
2022
Classical Award
| Name
|
Instrument/Category
|
| Aki Blendis
|
Strings - Violin
|
| Alex Buckley
|
Woodwind - Clarinet
|
| Clara-Sophia Wernig
|
Strings - Violin
|
| Daniel Hibbert
|
Brass - French Horn
|
| Dawid Kasprzak
|
Strings - Violin
|
| Dida Condria
|
Keyboard
|
| Duru Erdogan
|
Keyboard
|
| Edward Walton
|
Strings - Violin
|
| Eric Zhang
|
Percussion
|
| Ethan Loch
|
Keyboard
|
| Firoze Madon
|
Keyboard
|
| Florence Wilson-Toy
|
Brass - Trumpet
|
| George Garnett
|
Percussion
|
| Imogen Moorsom
|
Brass - French Horn
|
| Isaac Skey
|
Woodwind - Flute
|
| Jacky Zhang
|
Keyboard
|
| Jaren Ziegler
|
Strings - Viola
|
| Jordan Ashman†
|
Percussion
|
| Joshua Gearing
|
Percussion
|
| Lucas Dick
|
Woodwind - Clarinet
|
| Phoebe Mallinson
|
Brass - Trumpet
|
| Sasha Canter
|
Brass - Trumpet
|
| Sofía Patterson-Gutiérrez
|
Woodwind - Flute
|
| Sophie Warner
|
Percussion
|
| Thomas Priestley
|
Woodwind - Saxophone
|
Jazz Award
| Name
|
Instrument/Category
|
| Ewan Hastie†
|
Double bass
|
| Luke Bacchus
|
Piano
|
| Nick Manz
|
Piano
|
| Ralph Porrett
|
Guitar
|
| Emma Rawicz
|
Saxophone
|
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