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The magnificent York Mansion House, the official residence of the Lord Mayor of York, was the setting for a reception to welcome the Young Artists to the city.

Delma Tomlin, NCEM Director

The judges from left to right: Catherine Mackintosh, Barbara Maria Willi, Philip Hobbs (chair), Edward Blakeman, Albert Edelman

The judges with the winning ensemble, Protean Quartet

ApotropaïK, winners of three prizes - Friends of York Early Music Festival Prize, EEEMERGING+ and Cambridge Early Music

UnderStories, winners of the Prize for the Most Promising Young Artists, endowed by the EUBO Development Trust

2022 Winners, the Protean Quartet

Time to relax!

Philip Hobbs with members of Liturina

Radio 3’s Head of Music, Edward Blakeman, and producer Les Pratt with Paul James, presenter of the Prize for the Most Promising Young Artists

Isabelle Battioni, Director of Ambronay CCR, France chats to finalists

EEEMERGING+ colleagues Nicolas Bertrand (Ambronay, France) and Ciara Rupp (Göttingen, Germany) with competitors

infiammabile with Protean Quartet

Liturina with competition organiser Janet Cromartie

UK ensembles Palisander and Fair Oriana

ApotropaïK (France)

infiammabile (Austria)

Palisander (UK)

Ensemble Augelletti (UK) with Lindsay Kemp, Artistic Adviser

Karin Hannisdal of Ensemble L’Aminta (Austria)

The Lord Mayor welcoming the competitors to York

John Bryan, competition compère, addresses the Young Artists

Harmos Winds

CONTACT US

E: yorkcomp@ncem.co.uk

T: +44 (0)1904 632220

York Early Music International
Young Artists Competition

National Centre for Early Music

St. Margaret's Church

Walmgate

York YO1 9TL

England, UK

The York Early Music International Young Artists Competition is supported by the National Centre for Early Music, BBC Radio 3, Arts Council England and Linn Records.

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