Awards

Prizes will be awarded in the following distinctions: Absolute Winner Prize, 1st Prize with Special Mention, 1st Prize, 2nd Prize, 3rd Prize, Honorable Mention and Special Prizes.

Every participant who completes the Final Round will receive an official Laureate title, an award and a diploma. The specific distinction will depend on the jury’s evaluation.

All Laureates

Every Final Round laureate will:

  • Receive an official competition diploma confirming their award and achievement.
  • Be awarded the official title of Laureate of the Classical Music Stars Competition.
  • Have their name and award permanently published in the official results on classicalmusicstars.com, providing a publicly accessible and verifiable record of their achievement.
  • Have their results additionally featured on the homepage of Universal Maestro Society (UMS) shortly after the official announcement, bringing their achievements to a wider international audience.
  • Be eligible to receive certificates for their teachers and accompanists upon request.

These officially documented achievements may be included in artistic CVs, portfolios and applications.

Additional Recognition for Outstanding Laureates

Absolute Winners and 1st Prize with Special Mention recipients will receive:

  • A permanent public Laureate Profile on Universal Maestro Society, showcasing their artistic achievements and providing a dedicated space to document their distinctions from affiliated international music competitions.

Selected outstanding laureates may also receive:

  • Featured performances and photographs published on the competition website and affiliated platforms.
  • An opportunity to be featured in Maestro Magazine through a professionally prepared interview highlighting their musical journey, achievements and artistic aspirations.

Maestro Magazine interviews are offered by invitation and editorial selection. Receiving an award, including the Absolute Winner Prize or 1st Prize with Special Mention, does not automatically guarantee an interview.

Through Classical Music Stars and Universal Maestro Society, laureates gain lasting recognition and international visibility, supporting the development of their artistic profiles beyond the competition.