Ohrid Choir Festival in the year of 2010 was the biggest choral event in south-east Europe
34 choirs participated from 16 countries, with over 1100 participants
over 330 choral works were performed and over 1000 minutes of music were recorded

Participants

Jury & results

Members of the jury

Zapro Zaprov

Valentin Bobevski

Stojan Kuret

After listening to the final concert of the Festival the jury decided to award
"Sound Choir"
from Bucharest, Romania, conducted by Voicu Popescu
with the Grand Prix of the Ohrid Choir Festival

	Choir	Country
C	Sound Choir	Romania	9,2	9,2	9,2	9,2	GP
A	Children’s Choir “Omnes”	Latvia	9,0	9,1	8,9	9,0	I
A	Smilte	Lithuania	9,1	8,9	9,0	9,0	I
A	Vuk Karadzic	Serbia	7,8	8,5	7,2	7,8	III
B	Ave Musica	Ukarine	9,2	9,3	9,0	9,2	I
B	Oriana	Ukarine	9,0	9,1	9,1	9,1	I
B	Girls’ Youth Choir “Omnes”	Latvia	9,1	9,2	8,7	9,0	I
B	April	Russia	9,0	8,7	8,0	8,6	II
B	Stellatus	Hungary	7,2	7,3	7,0	7,2	III
C	Chamber Choir of Pécs	Hungary	8,9	9,1	9,0	9,0	I
C	Bel Canto	Lithuania	9,5	9,0	8,5	9,0	I
C	Männerstimmen Basel	Switzerland	9,3	9,0	8,3	8,9	II
C	Consonanza	Poland	8,9	8,7	9,0	8,9	II
C	Cantica Nova	Italia	8,0	9,2	8,5	8,6	II
C	Vardar	Macedonia	7,9	8,2	7,8	8,0	II
C	Lviv State Music College	Ukarine	7,9	7,4	8,1	7,8	III
C	Labyrint	Czech Republic	7,9	7,9	7,7	7,8	III
C	WSSSH Choir	Poland	8,0	7,7	7,4	7,7	III
C	Mistika	Bulgaria	6,5	8,5	7,5	7,5	III
C	Rozkvet	Slovakia	7,4	7,3	7,2	7,3	III
C	Vox Animi	Romania	6,7	7,9	6,6	7,1	III
C	Vox Humana	Romania	7,2	6,9	6,8	7,0	III
C	Shtasliveca	Bulgaria	6,8	7,4	6,4	6,9
C	Thracian Lyre	Bulgaria	6,8	7,2	6,7	6,9
C	Te Deum	Lithuania	6,8	6,8	6,5	6,7
C	Golden Years	Croatia	6,4	6,8	6,6	6,6

Special Prizes

The best performance of Renaissance music: Matona mia cara – Orlando di Lasso
    Ensemble Vocale “Cantica Nova” - Milazzo, Italy; conductor: Francesco Saverio Messina

The best performance of Baroque music: O Amarilli zart – Johann H. Schein
    Chamber Choir of Pécs - Pécs, Hungary; conductor: Mr. Aurél Tillai

The best performance of Romantism music: Ave Maria – Robert Schumann
    Smiltė - Kretinga, Lithuania; conductor: Lilija Bakšanskienė

The best performance of contemporary music: Lux Aurumque - Eric Whitacre
   Männerstimmen Basel - Basel, Switzerland; conductor: Oliver Rudin

The best selection of repertoire
   Chamber Choir of Wrocław University of Technology “Consonanza” - Wrocław, Poland;
   conductor: Marta Kierska-Witczak

Special prize from the jury for the best performed composition at the festival:
Pret sauli pērkona kumeļi skrēja - A. Kontauts
   Children’s choir “Omnes” - Riga, Latvia; conductor: Aija Kukule

The best young conductor
   Sergii Savenko, conductor of the choir Ave Musica from Odessa, Ukraine

The best performance of a composition by a Macedonian author:
Do tri momi – Dragan Shuplevski
   Sound Choir - Bucharest, Romania; conductor: Voicu Popescu