Ohrid Choir Festival 2015

Participants

You can see photos and read other information about the choir by clicking on its name.

Jury & results

Members of the jury

Zapro
Zaprov

Dóra
Halas

Aljoša
Novaković

Darina
Chakarova

Magdalena
Lipska

After listening to the final concert of the Festival the jury decided to award
Youth Choir Canto
from the School of Music Czeslaw Niemen
from Włocławek, Poland, conducted by Marian Szczepański
with The Grand Prix of the Ohrid Choir Festival

Choir	Country
Argenteus Mixed Choir of Szeged University Department of Music Education	Hungary	97	97	93	98	98	97.33	I
Aurin Girls' Choir	Hungary	95	95	94	94	97	94.67	I
Turku YMCA Male Choir	Finland	95	95	91	92	98	94.00	I
Bursa Metropolitan Municipality DMD Polyphonic Youth Choir	Turkey	92	95	92	93	96	93.33	I
Youth Choir Canto from the School of Music Czesław Niemen	Poland	98	88	90	90	97	92.33	I
Oratorio Choir of the St. Mark’s Church “Cantores sancti Marci”	Croatia	89	95	93	91	90	91.33	I
Olsztyn Chamber Choir Collegium Musicum	Poland	89	95	90	91	92	91.00	I
Lira	Belarus	90	85	90	92	95	90.67	I
Mixed Choir Adoramus	Slovenia	91	89	91	90	90	90.33	I
Oriolus	Hungary	91	90	90	90	90	90.00	I
Wiktor Wawrzyczek Choir of the University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn	Poland	89	80	88	87	90	88.00	II
Mixed Choir Zborallica of Stična Cultural Society	Slovenia	90	87	88	88	88	88.00	II
Children's Choir ASBeek Music School in Plock	Poland	90	80	85	82	90	85.67	II
Youth Mixed Choir Logos	Poland	81	85	86	80	90	84.00	II
DeKiela Sunrise	Germany	80	90	83	80	81	81.33	II
First Zvornik Singing Society “Izvornik” (The Spring)	Bosnia and Herzegovina	77	79	79	77	80	78.33	III
Atatürk Youth Choir	Turkey	79	75	78	75	79	77.33	III
Chamber Choir Caedonia	Romania	75	77	73	79	80	77.00	III
Mixed choir “Lege Artis”	Bosnia and Herzegovina	79	72	75	76	80	76.67	III
Euphonia	Romania	72	70	73	70	75	71.67	III

The highest and the lowest scores are not included in the averaging.

Special Prizes

For the best performance of a composition by a Macedonian author
Macedonian Humoresque - Todor Skalovski
Oratorio Choir of the St. Mark’s Church “Cantores sancti Marci” - Zagreb, Croatia
conductor: Jurica Petar Petrac

Conductor prize
Gábor Kovács
Conductor of the Argenteus Mixed Choir of Szeged University Department of Music Education
from Szeged, Hungary

For the best repertoire
Chamber Choir Caedonia - Sibiu, Romania
conductor: Florin Soare

For the best performance of contemporary music
Turku YMCA Male Choir - Turku, Finland
conductors: Tommi Saalas

For good interpretation of different styles
Olsztyn Chamber Choir Collegium Musicum - Olsztyn, Poland
conductor: Janusz Wilinski

Perspective young conductor
Zsuzsi Weiszburg
Conductor of the choir Oriolus
from Budapest, Hungary

For the best performance of the Romantic piece
Fünf Gesänge op. 104, 1. Nachtwache Nr. 1, 2 - Johannes Brahms
Oriolus - Budapest, Hungary
conductors: Zsuzsi Weiszburg & Péter Mészáros

For the remarkable performance of
Java Jive - Ben Oakland
Bursa Metropolitan Municipality DMD Polyphonic Youth Choir - Bursa, Turkey
conductors: Levent Sezgin

For the stage performance for the piece
Fortuna Imperatrix Mundi - Piotr Janczak
Lira - Minsk, Belarus
conductors: Elena Latsapneva

For the joyful performance
DeKiela Sunrise - Kiel, Germany
conductors: Axel Riemann