FINAL ROUND AWARDS
- All Final Round participants will receive an official digital certificate (E-Certificate).
- Platinum Prize winners, achieving a score of 100 points, will receive a cash award of €1,000 for soloists and €2,000 per ensemble.
- A selection of outstanding laureates may be invited to perform at the Winners’ Gala Concert at the prestigious Musikverein in Vienna in April 2027.
- Platinum Prize winners will have their photograph and artistic biography published on the official OPUS website, together with an individual profile and link to selected multimedia content.
- Teachers and accompanists may request an official certificate recognising their contribution, suitable for inclusion in their professional portfolio.
- The Opus Classical Music Awards Vienna are committed to supporting outstanding musicians beyond the competition itself, helping laureates develop their artistic profiles and gain greater international visibility and performance opportunities.
ABOUT THE WINNERS’ GALA CONCERT
- Only a selected group of laureates will be invited to perform at the OPUS Winners’ Gala Concert at the Musikverein in Vienna in April 2027.
- Participation in the Gala Concert is by official invitation only.
- All invited performers are responsible for their own travel, accommodation and living expenses associated with their participation in the Gala Concert.
- By participating in the Gala Concert, performers agree that no performance fee or other financial remuneration will be payable. They also authorise the recording, photography, streaming, broadcasting and publication of their performance for promotional, archival and communication purposes related to the competition.
- Participants under the age of 18 must be accompanied by, and remain under the responsibility of, a parent or legal guardian at all times.
- The Opus Classical Music Awards Vienna reserve the right to make reasonable changes to the Gala Concert programme, schedule, venue arrangements or other organisational details where necessary.
