The results for the World Classical Music Awards 2025 Season 4 are now announced!
- WOMCO
- 11 hours ago
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The World Classical Music Awards proudly recognise exceptional performers, composers, conductors, and visionary artists whose craft embodies the pinnacle of classical artistry, interpretation, and originality. This year’s distinguished awardees reflect a vibrant spectrum of global talent, each contributing to the continued evolution and relevance of classical music in the modern world. With an enduring dedication to honouring artistic achievement, the Awards celebrate individuals who inspire cultural dialogue, elevate creative excellence, and affirm the timeless power of music as a universal language that resonates beyond borders.
About the Competition
The World Classical Music Awards stand as a prestigious international platform dedicated to recognising excellence in performance, composition, conducting, and artistic innovation within the classical realm. Embracing both timeless tradition and forward-thinking creativity, the Awards invite musicians from diverse backgrounds to present their artistry to a global audience. This season highlights an impressive range of classical disciplines — spanning instrumental mastery, vocal performance, composition, conducting, and modern interpretative approaches — reflecting the enduring richness and evolving imagination of the classical music world.
Full List of Winners — 2025 Season 4
(Alphabetical order by first name)
Abigail Yang, Composition “Resonance of an Ancient Dynasty”, from United Kingdom
Aaditya Agarwal, Piano, from India
Aires Pinheiro, Guitar, from Portugal
Amina Amrahova, Violin, from Azerbaijan
Andy Chung, Viola, from Taiwan
Angel Velasco Hernández, Composition “Andalusia ‘The Glorious Day’”, from Spain
Anna Urpina Rius, Album “Le chant des muses”, from Spain
Areg Gevorgyan, Voice, from Armenia
Bedros Shetilian, Conducting, from USA
Calla Dang, Violin, from USA
Chenyuan Hu, Cello, from China
Chloe Kenrick, Composition “Blue”, from United Kingdom
Chloe Kenrick, Composition “When They Saw the Star”, from United Kingdom
David Clavijo, Composition “A Love Beyond Time”, from Spain
Dúo Gestos, Album “Música Latinoamericana para Violín y Viola”, from Chile
Gaspar De Holanda, Guitar, from Spain
Hilgrove Kenrick, Composition “Winter’s Breath”, from United Kingdom
Huihui Lou, Voice, from USA
Jacob Cao, Piano, from USA
Jay Yoo, Oboe, from South Korea
Jingxuan Hou, Cello, from China
Jolienne Chung, Violin, from Taiwan
Kamal Benjelloun, Composition & Music Video “Loving GraceV7A”, from Czech Republic
Kang Chunxi, Cello, from South Korea
Kayi Sze, Composition “Quartet No. 3: A Young Girl’s Fantasy”, from USA
Kayi Sze, Flute, from USA
Kateryna Maria Baker, Piano, from United Kingdom
Laura Farré Rozada, Album “Araspel”, from Spain
Lim Sing Yee, Cello, from China
Mars Chung, Violin, from Taiwan
Marta Carillon, Album “Piano Stories – Land of the Rising Sun”, from United Kingdom
Marta Carillon, Composition “Ikigai (Reason for Being)”, from United Kingdom
Marta Carillon, Music Video “Mamori Tai (I Will Always Protect You)”, from United Kingdom
Mateusz Nosek, Piano, from Poland
Michalis Sourvinos, Album “Lishort”, from Greece
Mitsuki Aoi, Voice, from Japan
Ng Tze Yu, Jonah, Violin, from Singapore
Piotr Dubaj, Composition “Margaret’s Waltz”, from Poland
Piotr Pawlik, Organ, from Poland
Rayaan Avijit Chaudhuri, Voice, from USA
Ria Kashyap, Flute, from Hong Kong
Robin Štyl, Composition “Evening’s Secret”, from Czech Republic
Ruixi Zhou, Cello, from China
Sarah Hagen, Piano, from Canada
Sabrina Giacomelli, Violin, from Italy
Sherif Dahroug, Composition “Dichotomy”, from France
Shen Ziwen, Analysis of Jeanine Rueff, from China
Stanley Grill, Composition “Fantasy for Piano and String Orchestra”, from USA
SUN QIHUA, Composition “The Classic of Mountains and Seas”, from China
Theo Chi Ting Chan, Voice, from United Kingdom
Tiago Matias, Album “Sombras”, from Portugal
Valentina Kotlyar, Voice, from Armenia
Valentino Beoni, Composition “Too Beautiful”, from Italy
Voice of the Cello Junior, Cello, from Singapore
Xini Luo, Cello, from China
Xinyue Geng, Cello, from China
Yujia Wang, Composition “Into Warmth”, from China
ZIWEN SHEN, Analysis of Jeanine Rueff, from China
ZHANG YAO / WEI YAO, Composition “Memory”, from China
Zofia Beata Syrycka, Piano, from Poland
Several musicians achieved exceptional recognition as WOMCO Multi-Award Winners, a distinction given to artists who win across multiple international competitions.
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