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In total eleven artists have been nominated in seven categories for the opus klassik 2023. The winners will be announced in the autumn. Until then, we are keeping our fingers crossed for all the artists!
Matthias Well & Lilian Akopova – Jazzissimo
nominated in the categories: Instrumentalist of the Year, Ensemble / Orchestra of the Year and Chamber Music Recording
Zur CD
Max Volbers – Whispers of Tradition
nominated in the categories: Instrumentalist of the Year, Young Talent of the Year and Chamber Music Recording
Zur CD
Fidan Aghayeva-Edler – Fenster
nominated in the categories: Instrumentalist of the Year, Solo Instrument and World Premiere Recording
Zur CD
Ivan Galić – Scent of a Dream
nominated in the categories: Instrumentalist of the Year, Young Talent of the Year and Solo Instrument
Zur CD
Anne Haasch – Bach & Ponce
nominated in the categories: Instrumentalist of the Year and Solo Instrument
Zur CD
Elisabeth Plank – musings
nominated in the categories: Instrumentalist of the Year and Solo Instrument
Zur CD
Trio E.T.A. – E.T.A. spielt
nominated in the categories: Ensemble / Orchestra of the Year and Chamber Music Recording
Zur CD
Eliot Quartett – Le temps retrouvé
nominated in the categories: Ensemble / Orchestra of the Year and Chamber Music Recording
Zur CD
Klaviertrio Hannover – Missing Link: Emilie Mayer
nominated in the categories: Ensemble / Orchestra of the Year, Chamber Music Recording and World Premiere Recording
Zur CD
Tilman Sillescu – Nachtlichter
nominated in the categories: World Premiere Recording and New Classic / Neoclassic
Zur CD
Karolina Errera & Lilit Grigoryan – Songs of Rain
nominated in the categories: Instrumentalist of the Year, Young Talent of the Year, Ensemble / Orchestra of the Year and Chamber Music Recording
Zur CD
Picture Opus Klassik (c) Markus Nass, Monique Wuestenhagen