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International Opera Awards
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{{Short description|Award for excellence in opera}}(File:IOA Logo Square.jpg|thumb|International Opera Awards logo)The International Opera Awards is an annual awards ceremony honouring excellence in opera around the world.- the content below is remote from Wikipedia
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Origins
The International Opera Awards was founded in 2013 by Harry Hyman, a UK businessman, philanthropist and supporter of opera, and John Allison, Editor of Opera Magazine. The aim of the event is to celebrate excellence in opera and to raise the profile of opera as an artform internationally.Award categories
Awards are given in approximately 20 categories each year. Nominations for all categories are open to the general public, who submit their choices via an online form. Long lists generated by this process are subsequently considered by a jury of opera critics and administrators, who announce shortlists ahead of the ceremony.Winners are determined by secret ballot, with the exception of the Opera Magazine Readers’ Award, which is decided by public vote.Ceremony
The inaugural international Opera Awards were held in London at The Hilton Hotel on Monday 22 April 2013.NEWS,www.standard.co.uk/arts/music/our-music-is-for-everyone-say-stars-at-new-international-opera-awards-ceremony-8584564.html, Our music is for everyone, say stars at new International Opera Awards ceremony, 2013-04-23, Evening Standard, Subsequent ceremonies have taken place each year in April or May.In 2015 the Awards switched from a dinner format to a theatre show, featuring performances by past winners, finalists and other prominent operatic performers. The 2015 and 2016 ceremonies took place at the Savoy Theatre in London. From 2017 to 2019 the ceremony was held at the London ColiseumWEB, 2017-05-11, Winners Announced,www.operaawards.org/news/2017-winners-announced/, 2022-05-27, Opera Awards, and Sadler’s Wells Theatre,WEB, 2019-03-11, Performers Announced,www.operaawards.org/news/performers-announced/, 2022-05-27, Opera Awards, with Orpheus Sinfonia as the orchestra of the Awards. In 2022 the ceremony was held at the Teatro Real in Madrid. This was the first time the ceremony has been held outside the UK and the first in person since 2019, due to the COVID-19 pandemic.NEWS, Figueroa, Federico, Gala de Premios «2022 International Opera Awards» en el Teatro Real,www.operaworld.es/gala-de-premios-2022-international-opera-awards-en-el-teatro-real/, 27 November 2023, Opera World, 30 November 2022, The 2023 Opera Awards took place at the Teatr Wielki, home to the Polish National Opera.WEB, Winners 2023,operaawards.org/archive/2023/, International Opera Awards, 27 November 2023, The host of the Awards for the past two years has been the BBC Radio 3 presenter Petroc Trelawny. The director has been Ella Marchment.Charitable aims
The Awards raise money for The Opera Awards Foundation, a charity which awards bursaries to aspiring operatic artists in financial need. Recipients include singers, conductors, accompanists, directors and ensembles. Applications are accepted annually and are open to artists in any country.Award winners{| class“wikitable sortable”
!|Year !! Award !! class=“unsortable“|Winner| 2020/21HTTP://WWW.OPERAAWARDS.ORG/ARCHIVE/2020/ | PUBLISHER=THE INTERNATIONAL OPERA AWARDS | 2020 and 2021 Awards were combined due to the effects of the COVID-19 pandemicHTTP://WWW.OPERAAWARDS.ORG/AWARDS/ | PUBLISHER=THE INTERNATIONAL OPERA AWARDS, 2021-06-14, |
| | Metropolitan Opera |
| | Kirill Petrenko |
| | Małgorzata Szczęśniak |
| | Robert Carsen |
| | Birmingham Opera Company |
| | Lise Davidsen |
| | Salzburg Festival |
| David Pountney>Sir David Pountney |
| | Bernard Haitink |
| | Javier Camarena |
| Rimsky-Korsakov>Nicolai Rimsky-Korsakov: The Tale of Tsar Saltan, d. Dmitri Tcherniakov (La Monnaie/De Munt) |
| | Alpesh Chauhan |
| | Teatro Real |
| | Denyce Graves |
| | Bayerische Staatsoper / Bayerisches Staatsorchester |
| | The Martina Arroyo Foundation |
| Jamie Barton (singer)>Jamie Barton |
| Ambroise Thomas>Thomas: ‘’Hamlet (Thomas) | ’’ Opera Comique (Naxos (company)>Naxos) |
| Jakub Józef OrliÅ„ski: Facce d’amore (Erato Records>Erato) |
| Stanisław Moniuszko>Moniuszko: Paria (Poznań Opera House) |
| Detlev Glanert>Glanert: Oceane (Deutsche Oper Berlin) |
| | Vasilisa Berzhanskaya / Xabier Anduaga |
| 2019HTTP://WWW.OPERAAWARDS.ORG/ARCHIVE/2019/ | PUBLISHER=THE INTERNATIONAL OPERA AWARDS | | |
| | Bolshoi Opera |
| | Marc Albrecht |
| | Rebecca Ringst |
| | Katie Mitchell |
| | Umculo |
| | Asmik Grigorian |
| | JanáÄek Brno Festival |
| | Waldemar DÄ…browski |
| | Leontyne Price |
| | Charles Castronovo |
| | JanáÄek: From the House of the Dead, d. Krzysztof Warlikowski (Royal Opera House) |
| | Maxim Emelyanychev |
| Vlaamse Opera>Opera Vlaanderen |
| | Royal Opera House |
| | Fondation Bru |
| | Sonya Yoncheva |
| | Rossini: Semiramide (Opera Rara) |
| | Stéphane Degout: Enfers (Harmonia Mundi) |
| Artaserse (Hasse)>Artaserse (Pinchgut Opera) |
| Fin de partie (opera)>Fin de partie (Teatro alla Scala) |
| | Marina Viotti |
| 2018HTTP://WWW.OPERAAWARDS.ORG/ARCHIVE/2018/ | PUBLISHER=THE INTERNATIONAL OPERA AWARDS | | |
| | MusicAeterna |
| | Vladimir Jurowski |
| | Paul Steinberg |
| | Mariusz Treliński |
| | Opera Holland Park |
| | Malin Byström |
| | Piotr Beczała |
| | Wallis Giunta |
| | Festival Verdi Parma |
| | Bernd Loebe |
| | Teresa Berganza |
| Billy Budd (opera)>Billy Budd, d. Deborah Warner (Teatro Real) |
| | Barbora Horáková Joly |
| | Bayerische Staatsoper |
| | Teatro alla Scala |
| | Annette Campbell-White |
| | Pretty Yende |
| Hector Berlioz>Berlioz: Les Troyens (Erato) |
| | Véronique Gens: Visions (Alpha) |
| Ernst Krenek>Krenek: Der Diktator; Schwergewicht; Das geheime Königreich (Oper Frankfurt) |
| Brett Dean: Hamlet (Dean)>Hamlet (Glyndebourne) |
| 2017HTTP://WWW.OPERAAWARDS.ORG/ARCHIVE/2017/ | PUBLISHER=THE INTERNATIONAL OPERA AWARDS | | |
| Arnold Schoenberg Choir>Arnold Schoenberg Chor |
| | Philippe Jordan |
| | Klaus Grünberg |
| | Christof Loy |
| Natalya Sats Musical Theater>Natalya Sats Children’s Opera Theatre, Moscow |
| | Anna Netrebko |
| | Lawrence Brownlee |
| | Louise Alder |
| | Wexford Festival Opera |
| | Bernard Foccroulle |
| | Renata Scotto |
| Kaija Saariaho>Saariaho: L’amour de loin, d. Robert Lepage (Metropolitan Opera) |
| | Lorenzo Viotti (Conductor) |
| Opéra National de Lyon>Opéra de Lyon |
| | Juan Diego Flórez |
| | FEDORA: The European Circle of Philanthropists of Opera and Ballet |
| The Queen of Spades (opera)>Pique Dame (BR Klassik) |
| | Pretty Yende: A Journey (Sony) |
| Władysław Żeleński (composer)>Żeleński: Goplana (Polish National Opera) |
| | Alberto Zedda |
| Thomas Adès: The Exterminating Angel (opera)>The Exterminating Angel (Salzburg Festival) |
| PUBLISHER=THE INTERNATIONAL OPERA AWARDS | | |
| Opera Europa#The Opera Platform>The Opera Platform |
