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The Philip & Dorothy Green Award for Young Concert Artists |
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The Award for Young Concert Artists enables young musicians at the start of their career to gain vital concert and recital experience across the UK. The scheme also allows Making Music member groups to tap into some of the very best young musical talent to programme into their concert season.
Artists listed here can be engaged by any member group of Making Music. There are a limited number of subsidised bookings - click on the 'How to book' link at the bottom of the page to find out more, or download the latest awards leaflet here.
In 2002 the Philip and Dorothy Green Music Trust secured the future of the AYCA with the largest single donation Making Music has received in its 65 year history.
Since 1961 it has helped to launch the careers of scores of young musicians.
How to Apply
Awards comprise of a number of performing engagements (concertos and recitals) with Making Music member groups around the UK.
Applications are considered from instrumentalists and singers. To apply instrumentalists must be 27 or under, and singers must be 31 or under. Applications are invited from EU and British Commonwealth citizens.
Applications for this year's awards have just closed, and the results will be announced in mid February. Applications for the 2011 awards will open again in the Autumn, when booking forms will be available here to download. The clsoing date will be in early January.
The winners for 2009 are:
Award Winners 2009
Anna-Liisa Bezrodny, violin
Mathieu van Bellen, violin
Néstor Bayona Pifarré, piano
Hannah Marcinowicz, saxophone
Sarah Power, soprano
Michael Ierace, piano
Recommended Artists 2009
Martyna Jatkauskaite, piano
Ksenija Sidorova, accordion
Suzanne Shakespeare, soprano
Alfreda Hodgson Bursary 2009
Eleanor Briggs, soprano
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Content last updated:
18 January 2010 |
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 The Philip and Dorothy Green Award for Young Concert Artists, Making Music, 2-4 Great Eastern Street, London, EC2A 3NW |
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 Glynne Stackhouse, Awards Administrator;
020 7422 8280 |
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 ayca@makingmusic.org.uk |
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Philip & Dorothy Green AYCA 1961 to 2008 |
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How to book |
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The Philip & Dorothy Green Award for Young Concert Artists has been instrumental in launching the careers of many of today's stars. |
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Making Music members can book all the current Young Concert Artists. There are a limited number of subsidised bookings. |
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Positive about equal opportunities |
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Fox & Hodgson Bursaries |
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Find out how a positive approach to equal opportunities can help your group be more accessible, increase its membership and audience, involve your local community, raise funds. |
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The Raymond Fox and Alfreda Hodgson Bursaries are awarded in alternate years to outstanding young instrumentalists and vocalists. |
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