A gala concert at the International Classical Music Awards: the ICMA will take place on April 21, 2022, and will feature a special concert at the Philharmonie Luxembourg. The award-winners themselves will be performing the concert program. Conductors Adam Fischer (lifetime achievement award) and Jakub Hrůša (symphony music award), violinists Julian Kainrath and Gennaro Cardaropoli (both young artist of the year award winners), pianist Michael Korstick (award for special achievements) and tenor Edgardo Rocha (choir music award) as well as the Orchestre Philharmonique du Luxembourg, which itself received the award for contemporary music, will all be participating.
The International Classical Music Awards are taking place for the 12th time this year, with prizes in 26 categories. The jury is made up of representatives from 15 European countries. In addition to musicians, awards are also given to albums, labels and music documentaries.
Deutsche Welle will also be celebrating its win for the music documentary “A World Without Beethoven?” in the Video Documentaries category. The jury stated: “A world without Beethoven? It’s simply unimaginable. In Martin Roddewig’s film, the famous horn player Sarah Willis of the Berliner Philharmoniker travels through the realms of rock and classical music, jazz and film scores. In interviews with musicians and managers, the documentary shows how profoundly Beethoven’s innovations have shaped the music of centuries to come. This film is witty and highly entertaining.” “A World Without Beethoven?” is yet another music documentary that is not to be missed:
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