Ohrid Choir Festival in the year of 2011 was the biggest choral event in south-east Europe
51 choirs participated from 16 countries, with over 1800 participants
over 370 choral works were performed and over 1100 minutes of music were recorded

Participants

Dionysius from Desaretes
- relief plate that was granted to all participants.
Silver coloured were granted to the winners of the categories
and a gold coloured was granted to the Grand Prix winner

Jury & results

Members of the jury

Martina Batič

Darinka Matić Marović

Éva Kollár

Voicu Popescu

Zapro Zaprov

After listening to the final concert of the Festival the jury decided to award
The Skowronki Girls’ Choir
from Poznań, Poland, conducted by Alicja Szeluga
with the Grand Prix of the Ohrid Choir Festival

	Choir	Country
A	Skowronki	Poland	93	95	92	97	95	94,33	GP
A	Carmina	Czech Republic	92	93	90	94	94	93,00	I
A	Vuk Karadžić	Serbia	81	85	85	85	77	83,67	II
A	Ratko Vukićević	Serbia	78	77	75	78	77	77,33	III
A	St. Sava	Serbia	73	71	70	78	70	71,33	III
B	Resonans con tutti	Poland	94	96	98	96	96	96,00	I
B	Cantica Laetitia	Czech Republic	93	92	95	92	92	92,33	I
B	Carduelis	Poland	92	92	92	89	93	92,00	I
B	University of Primorska [Mixed]	Slovenia	91	94	90	95	90	91,61	I
B	Ural Federal University	Russia	91	92	91	94	91	91,33	I
B	Rondo	Poland	91	91	90	90	92	90,67	I
B	University of Primorska [Female]	Slovenia	87	93	91	93	87	90,33	I
B	Jan Evangelista Purkyně University	Czech Republic	88	88	92	80	92	89,33	II
B	Lazarice	Serbia	89	88	93	90	73	89,00	II
B	Baruch Brothers	Serbia	89	90	89	88	85	88,67	II
B	University of Agriculture	Poland	86	89	88	89	86	87,67	II
B	Nilüfer	Turkey	87	86	86	88	84	86,33	II
B	Gaudium	Poland	88	86	84	83	85	85,00	II
B	Folk–jazz formation	Bulgaria	85	85	85	80	83	84,33	II
B	Wroclaw University of Environmental and Life Sciences	Poland	83	83	80	80	85	82,00	II
B	Musica viva	Serbia	60	60	69	60	59	60,00
C	Juventus	Latvia	95	94	90	93	96	94,00	I
C	Ipavska	Slovenia	94	94	93	93	95	93,67	I
C	Cantare	Lithuania	93	92	85	92	94	92,33	I
C	Matejs	Latvia	88	90	90	90	92	90,00	I
C	Lunds Akademiska Kör	Sweden	90	88	87	91	94	89,67	II
C	Euterpe	Romania	88	88	90	89	83	88,33	II
C	Vozrozhdenie	Russia	88	88	90	88	88	88,00	II
C	Pernigele	Latvia	88	88	90	87	81	87,67	II
C	Male Miners' Choir	Poland	78	91	92	89	83	87,67	II
C	Sonet	Czech Republic	81	87	86	86	87	86,33	II
C	Vestitorii	Romania	83	85	84	85	88	84,67	II
C	Chór Miasta Garwolin	Poland	83	83	80	85	91	83,67	II
C	Simeonis	Bulgaria	80	83	82	85	83	82,67	II
C	Lviv	Ukraine	82	83	83	85	81	82,67	II
C	Yaroslavsky Spev	Russia	78	84	88	80	80	81,33	II
C	Belcanto	Russia	80	82	80	85	81	81,00	II
C	Gamma	Russia	80	80	82	80	78	80,00	II
C	Skulte	Latvia	78	78	75	79	79	78,33	III
C	Sa Pintadera	Italy	70	73	70	79	71	71,33	III
C	Viva	Bulgaria	74	68	65	79	69	70,33	III
C	Anhialo	Bulgaria	71	63	68	70	68	68,67

Special Prizes

The best performance of Renaissance music: Il est bel et bon – Pierre Passereau
    Zabrze Youth Choir “Resonans con tutti” - Zabrze, Poland;
    conductors: Waldemar Gałązka & Arlena Różycka-Gałązka

The best performance of contemporary music: Vem, Da Je Zopet Pomlad – Lojze Lebič
   University of Primorska Mixed Academic Choir - Koper, Slovenia; conductor: Ambroţ Čopi

The best conception of repertoire
   Vocal Ensemble “Rondo” of Wroclaw’s Grażyna Bacewicz’s 1st Degree Musical School - Wroclaw, Poland
   conductor: Malgorzata Podzielny

The best performance of a composition by a Macedonian author:
Aliluja - Zapro Zaprov
   Ipavska Chamber Choir - Vipava, Slovenia; conductor: Matjaž Šček
Makedonska humoreska - Todor Skalovski
   Carmina - Rychnov nad Kněžnou, Czech Republic; conductor: Karel Štrégl

The best conductor:
   Waldemar Gałązka, Zabrze Youth Choir “Resonans con tutti”, Zabrze, Poland