Polstjärnepriset
Polstjärnepriset was established in 2007 by the municipality of Vänersborg as an annual competition for Sweden’s best young classical musicians. Over the years, Polstjärnepriset has evolved into more than a competition – the purpose of Polstjärnepriset is to recognise young talents who play classical music and help them in their continued musical development. The competition element is complemented by teaching and seminars as well as orchestral and ensemble playing where all participants also get the chance to play and perform together.
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Polstjärnepriset 2024 reaches new heights
A large audience, 22 contestants, 700 lessons, 40 course participants, 2 rounds of competition and a grand finale with the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra. Polstjärnepriset 2024 was a fantastic success, not…
YOMA gives 1st chance to future concertmasters, section leaders and conductors
YOMA Section leader training We are proud to introduce YOMA Section leader training! As part of YOMA’s courses, we can now offer section leader training to those who play at…
Polstjärneprisets Winter festival 2024
Experience Polstjärnepriset’s Winter festival 2024. The concerts in Vänersborg on 3 and 4 January are free, but we recommend booking a seat to ensure there’s a place for you. Book…
Polstjärnepriset 2024 Part 1 – Competition and Course in Vänersborg
From 2 to 5 November, the first part of the Polstjärnepriset competition and course unfolded in Vänersborg. Talented young musicians from across the country and the Nordic region came together…
Polstjärneprisets Höstfestival 4-5 Nov
After achieving success in Norway and at the Baltic Sea Festival in Stockholm, Polstjärnepriset’s young soloists are now holding their annual Höstfestival in Vänersborg. In preparation for their solo and…
Polstjärneprisets double bassist to the Karjan Academy
Double bassist Harald Edin, a well-known figure from Polstjärnepriset, has won the audition for the Karajan Academy at the young age of 19. Harald has been a part of YOMA…
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Course and master class with YOMA, Polstjärnepriset Symphony Orchestra and KMH
For young musicians (10-19 years old) from all over the country and the other Nordic countries and for instrumental teachers The course is given at and together with KMH (Kungliga…
Course within YOMAs Talent Programme May
For national and Nordic string talents, online/IRL, practising teachers are equally welcome. The course is given both online and on site in Vänersborg and welcomes everyone (about 10-18 years old)…
YOMA open course weekend May
Open Course and Open Programme for strings, online and IRL, for students and educators. The course is given both online and on site in Vänersborg and welcomes you (about 10-18…