Annual Awards
The Concordia Foundation awards three annual prizes to promising young musicians and singers studying in the UK: the Concordia Barthel prize, the Concordia Serena Nevill award and the Concordia Foundation Artists Award.
Concordia Foundation Artists Award
Inaugurated in 2010 and administered by the Worshipful Company of Musicians, the Concordia Foundation Artists Award includes a Wigmore Hall recital.
2011 winners, Wigmore Hall concert on Monday 18 April 2011:
Concordia Barthel Prize: Slava Sidorenka piano
Concordia Serena Nevill Prize: Charlotte Forrest piano
Concordia Founders Prize: Laura Mitchell soprano
2010 winners:
Concordia Barthel Prize: Ashok Klouda cello
Concordia Serena Nevill Prize: Joseph Middleton piano
Concordia Founders Prize: Julia Sporsen soprano
Concordia Barthel International Prize for Excellence
The Barthel Prize is awarded to individual artists:
2011 – Slava Sidorenka piano
2009/10 – Ashok Klouda cello
2008 – Katy Elman percussion
2007 – Laura Mitchell soprano
2006 – Darren Raymond actor
2005 – Eliana Pretorian soprano
2004 – Simona Mihai soprano
2003 – Phuong Nguyen classical accordian
2002 – William Allenby baritone
2001 – Vadim Peaceman piano, Erika Nastro violin
2000 – Yuri Kalnits violin
1999 – Graham Sutcliffe conductor
1998 – Tan Poh Joo cello
1997 – Damian Penfold conductor
1996 – Neil Latchman tenor
1995 – Andrew Haveron violin
Serena Nevill Award
The Serena Nevill Award goes to a young artist or composer who has shown exceptional promise.
2011 – Charlotte Forrest piano
2010 – Joseph Middleton piano
2009 – Nicky Spence tenor
2008 – Annie Yim piano
2007 – Satoko Fukuda violin
2006 – Khac Uyen-Nguyen conductor
2005 – Lukas Jakobski bass
2004 – Anna Cashell violin
2003 – Miho Sanou piano
2002 – Sergey Rybin piano
2001 – Samantha Newbold piano
2000 – Costas Fotopolous piano
1999 – Leisha Davies soprano