Emmanuel Pahud
Ambassador
Renaud Capuçon
Ambassador
Gautier Capuçon
Ambassador
Sonia Simmenauer
Ambassador
Eric Tanguy
Ambassador
Yes, the programme is open to applicants all over the world regardless of location.
Applicants must be aged 18-30 (as of August 1, 2024).
At the moment, the programme is only open to applications from individual instrumentalists (and composers). However, if you are accepted onto the programme, our initial artist discussions will assess how we can tailor the programme to your career path, which can include performing a chamber concert at the Showroom.
At the moment, the programme is only open to instrumentalists and composers.
Yes, composers are welcome to apply!
We provide free support and opportunities to young promising artists - there are no fees for the programme. The only fee you will need to pay is the application fee, which is 40 euros.
All instrumentalists must also hold a Bachelor of Music degree or equivalent, and must be aged 18-30 (as of August 1, 2024).
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All applicants will be asked to provide personal information, details about their education, a biography and their ClasseekLink profile. If you do not currently have a ClasseekLink account, you will be asked to create one and complete your profile with your bio and photos. Instrumentalists will need to provide two videos of their playing (minimum 10 minutes), and a short personal video detailing why they would like to take part in the Ambassador Programme. Composers will need to provide two videos/audio clips of their compositions (minimum 10 minutes), scores, and a short video of yourself, telling us why they are interested in Classeek’s Ambassador Programme, how they think they could benefit from the programme, what composition means for them, and what they expect from composing and working alongside musicians
Instrumentalists should provide two (minimum 10 minutes) video links of their playing. This can be a performance or a home video, solo or with accompaniment such as piano or orchestra.
Composers should provide two (minimum 10 minutes) video/audio links of their compositions. Compositions may include any instrumentation (orchestral, chamber, solo, etc.) and video/audio can be either a live recording or midi track.
Video submissions must be accessible via an online link (such as Youtube, Vimeo, Dropbox etc).
Applicants can expect a response within 60 days of the closing date.
Yes, all applicants can expect a response within 60 days of the closing date.
Applications will be considered by a panel, comprised of respected classical music industry figures.