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Grand Prix of Nations Riga 2017
Let's sing in Riga!
After the huge success of the World Choir Games 2014 - with 460 international choirs and 27,000 participants from 73 nations largest World Choir Games ever – choirs from all over the world will again travel to Latvia to celebrate the Grand Prix of Nations Riga 2017, which is combined with the 3rd European Choir Games – and with its impressive history of passionate singing, Riga is the ideal location for this event.
Located in the central part of the country, the metropolis has become a multicultural city where
the vast heritage coexists harmoniously with the quick pace of modern living. Riga is also known as the pearl of architecture and is home to the largest concentration of Art Nouveau architecture in the world.
Peaceful but at the same time dynamic and diverse, Riga offers experiences for every taste in art, music, theatre or design and a broad range of cultural activities all year around. Nicknamed as the Paris of the North, Riga will surely seal a lasting impression in you.
Gothenburg 2019
August 3 – 10, 2019
Austria, Germany and Latvia were already hosts for one of the most prestigious European choir competitions, the European Choir Games. In 2019 the 4th edition of the event will once again take place and explore a new destination: Sweden – nation of choristers!
Participation Opportunities
This event invites all non-professional choirs of the world to participate and offers fair and realistic competition to experienced competitive choirs as well as choirs with relatively little international experience.
The Grand Prix of Nations Riga 2017 combined with the 3rd European Choir Games offers the Open Competition, the European Champions Competition and the Grand Prix of Nations. For non-European choirs participation is possible in the Open Competition and in the Grand Prix of Nations.
AI – The Open Competition
In the spirit of "Participation is the highest honor", choirs from all over the world, regardless of their present level of achievement, have the opportunity to participate in the Open Competition to gather valuable experience in international competition.
AII - European Champions Competition
This competition level is only open to European choirs with international competitive experience and/or comparable credentials.
AIII - Grand Prix of Nations Riga 2017
The Grand Prix of Nations is open to choirs from all over the world that have corresponding international competitive experience and that have proven their abilities in international choral competitions. Participation is by decision of the Artistic Committee.
CATEGORIES |
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1 - Children's Choirs |
2 - Youth Choirs (Mixed and Equal Voices) |
3 - Chamber Choirs/Vocal Ensembles |
4 - Adult Choirs (Mixed, Male, Female Choirs) |
5 - Musica Sacra a cappella |
6 - Musica Sacra with accompaniment |
7 - Gospel, Spiritual, Music of Spirit and Faith |
8 - Jazz, Pop, Show |
9 - Folklore a cappella |
10 - Folklore with accompaniment |
A detailed description of the competition categories can also be found in the booklet available for download:
Participant Information(898 KB)
BI - Evaluation Performance
for non-competing choirs
- three (3) pieces of the choir’s own choice
- performed before a panel of qualified international jurors who provide immediate positive artistic and pedagogical advice for improvement
- certificates of participation will be awarded, as well as evaluation ratings and recommendation letters for future INTERKULTUR competitions upon request
Number of singers: unlimited
Singing time: maximum 15 minutes
Accompaniment: possible
Duration: 45 minutes
BII - Individual Coaching
- one piece of the choir’s own choice
- an international choral expert gives new input for stimulating artistic ideas and interpretive guidance
- for an effective rehearsal choirs must prepare one piece in advance
Number of singers: unlimited
Singing time: 45 minutes rehearsal session
Accompaniment: possible
CI - Friendship Concerts
In addition to their competitive or non-competitive participation, choirs may perform in a Friendship Concert with other choirs in public venues in and around the city of Riga.
These free public concerts provide opportunity for each choir to present musical traditions and costumes of their native land. Choirs, instrumental groups, and dance companies not participating in any other category may also register to participate solely in multiple Friendship Concerts.
CII - Festival Stage Choir
As artistic highlight of the event a festive performance of a selection of traditional and choral symphonic pieces will be performed at the Closing Concert. Detailed information about the repertoire will be made available in September 2016.
During your stay obligatory rehearsal sessions will take place. Choirs interested in participating in this concert are invited to register for it. However, the Artistic Committee has final approval on selection of choirs who must rehearse independently and arrive prepared for massed rehearsal.
Choirs may also only participate in Friendship Concerts and/or the Festival Stage Choir performance.
"I had great time in Riga, working with choirs – individual sessions, jury, master class –totally full hall – no empty chair. My singers were so happy to sing at Mezaparks , be part of the workshop and perform. It was HUGE success."
"It was a thoroughly enjoyable, enriching and informative experience. I really felt I had the chance to 'gel' with new colleagues and that I made many new friends as a result. I continue with my own work now with new inspiration and enthusiasm."
Registration Information
This event lies in the past!
You are interested in participating in this event series? Then have a look right now at our overview, which provides information about when the event will be held the next time. There you can also find further dates and destinations of our events taking place worldwide.
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Event Details
Sunday, July 16, 2017
- Evening: Opening Concert
- Stage Rehearsals & Rehearsals
- Sightseeing & Excursions*
Monday, July 17, 2017
- Stage Rehearsals & Rehearsals
- Open Competition: Categories O2, O4, O6, O7, O9
- Grand Prix of Nations: Categories GP2, GP4, GP6, GP7, GP9
- Evaluation Performances (non-competing)
- Individual Coachings
- Workshops
- Friendship Concerts & Celebration Concerts in and around Riga
- Sightseeing & Excursions*
Tuesday, July 18, 2017
- Stage Rehearsals & Rehearsals
- Open Competition: Categories O2, O4, O6, O7, O9
- Grand Prix of Nations: Categories GP2, GP4, GP6, GP7, GP9
- Evaluation Performances (non-competing)
- Individual Coachings
- Workshops
- Friendship Concerts & Celebration Concerts in and around Riga
- Sightseeing & Excursions*
Wednesday, July 19, 2017
- Evening: Closing Part I & Awards Ceremony
- Stage Rehearsals & Rehearsals
- Open Competition: Categories O2, O4, O6, O7, O9
- Grand Prix of Nations: Categories GP2, GP4, GP6, GP7, GP9
- Evaluation Performances (non-competing)
- Individual Coachings
- Friendship Concerts & Celebration Concerts in and around Riga
- Sightseeing & Excursions*
Thursday, July 20, 2017
- Parade of Nations & Opening Concert Part II
- Stage Rehearsals & Rehearsals
- Evaluation Performances (non-competing)
- Individual Coachings
- Friendship Concerts & Celebration Concerts in and around Riga
- Festival Stage Choir Project
- Sightseeing & Excursions*
Friday, July 21, 2017
- Stage Rehearsals & Rehearsals
- Open Competition: Categories O1, O3, O5, O8, O10
- Grand Prix of Nations: Categories GP1, GP3, GP5, GP8, GP10
- Evaluation Performances (non-competing)
- Individual Coachings
- Workshops
- Friendship Concerts & Celebration Concerts in and around Riga
- Festival Stage Choir Project
- Sightseeing & Excursions*
Saturday, July 22, 2017
- Stage Rehearsals & Rehearsals
- Open Competition: Categories O1, O3, O5, O8, O10
- Grand Prix of Nations: Categories GP1, GP3, GP5, GP8, GP10
- Evaluation Performances (non-competing)
- Individual Coachings
- Workshops
- Friendship Concerts & Celebration Concerts in and around Riga
- Festival Stage Choir Project
- Sightseeing & Excursions*
Sunday, July 23, 2017
- Afternoon: Awards Ceremony
- Evening: Closing Concert
- Stage Rehearsals & Rehearsals
- Open Competition: Categories O1, O3, O5, O8, O10
- Grand Prix of Nations: Categories GP1, GP3, GP5, GP8, GP10
- Festival Stage Choir Project
- Sightseeing & Excursions*
depending on the individual schedule
Subject to change!
If you are interested in individual excursions please send an email to travel(at)interkultur.com.
Arena Riga
Address: Skanstes iela 21, Riga LV1013
The modern, multi-purpose Arēna Riga hall, with seating for up to 13 000 spectators, is one of Riga’s most popular venues. This is Riga's largest indoor venue and has hosted numerous concerts by world stars, including a production of Gustav Mahler's 8th symphony with two full symphony orchestras and six choirs.
Photos: Dmitrijs Sulzics, Kaspars Garda
Great Guild
Address: Amatu iela 6, Riga LV1050
The Great Guild Hall, is one of the oldest public buildings in the Baltics, its roots going back as far as the 14th century. Historically, the building has always been open to cultural, community and social events. After a fire in the building in 1963, a new lobby was added and the interior adapted for concert use, resulting in the Riga Philharmonic being established in the Latvian capital. Today, the Great Guild Hall continues to host concerts, conferences, seminars and even social events. It is also home to Latvia’s National Symphony Orchestra. The Great Hall and its balcony has 669 seats.
Photos: Andrejs Terentjevs, f64
Riga Congress Centre
Address: K. Valdemara iela 5, Riga LV1010
The Riga Congress Centre is located in the city centre. Historically, this building was built as a congress and conference centre for the needs of the Communist party. Originally called the House of Political Education, its rooms and library were used solely for Communist Party ideological events.
Constructed and opened in 1982 (the fountain was re-constructed in 2000), its 1200-seat conference hall and convenient city-centre location make the Riga Congress Centre a key public building. These days, the Congress Centre regularly hosts concerts by visiting and local artists, dance and theatre performances, and many other types of cultural programmes and events.
Photos: Riga2017, f64
Great Hall of University of Latvia
Address: Raina bulvaris 19, 1050 Riga
The Great Hall of the University of Latvia was opened and consecrated on 28 September 1935. The hall, with a classic 1930s interior, is graded as an architectural monument. The interior is of symmetrical construction, with columns and balconies along its edges. It also features ancient architectural forms – a variety of ornamental motifs and column capitals.
The Great Hall has been an important venue since its opening, not only for the university but also for the development of choral music in Latvia. Every five years, it hosts a key event of Latvia’s magnificent Song Celebration, the amateur choir competition. It is also the venue for regular local and international classical music concerts. Including the balcony, the hall can accommodate more than 700 spectators.
Photos: f64
Jāzeps Vītols Latvian Academy of Music
Address: K. Barona iela 1, Riga LV1050
Constructed in 1873, the Jazeps Vitols Latvian Academy of Music is located in the heart of Riga.
The Jazeps Vitols Latvian Academy of Music was founded on 20 August 1919. Its first rector was the composer Jazeps Vitols, many of whose choral pieces have become classics. Its graduates include many noteworthy composers, performing artists and academics of the Latvian music world.
The building, which has been declared a cultural monument, is equipped with modern facilities suitable for different events. The Academy’s facilities are particularly suitable for concerts. At the start of 2014, the Academy began using its new three manual organ, built in Latvia.
Photos: f64
St. Peter's Church
Address: Skarnu iela 19, Riga LV1050
Riga’s St. Peter’s Church is the city’s tallest church (Tower – 123 m), as well as a remarkable 13th-century Gothic archi-tectural monument of national significance, first built in 1209. Riga’s first public clock was installed in St. Peter’s Church tower in 1352. A city guard stood in the church tower, ready to warn of any dangers threatening the city or fire.
The tower of St. Peter’s Church has been rebuilt several times, lightning having struck it six times.
Johann Gottfried Muthel, J.S. Bach's last pupil, was the church organist from 1767 to 1788. Since 1991, St. Peter’s Church has been home to the St. Peter’s Church congregation of the Latvian Evangelical Lutheran Church.
Today the church is used for concerts, themed exhibitions, art exhibitions, cultural events, as well as being an international cultural tourism attraction, open to visitors on a daily basis.
Photos: f64
St. John’s Church
Address: Jana iela 7, Riga LV1050
The church is an architectural monument of national importance, being the only church whose walls are supported by the foundations of the castle of Bishop Albert, the founder of Riga. Today, St. John's Church serves not only as a church but as a venue for concerts of sacred choral and organ music.
Photos: f64
Small Guild
Address: Amatu iela 3-5, Riga LV1050
The Small Guild Hall is located in the heart of the Old Town by Līvu laukums, directly opposite the Liela Gilde (Great Guild Hall). The building was designed by the great architect Johann Daniel Felsko. Its foundation stone was laid in 1864 and it was opened in 1888. The opulent interior is particularly noteworthy, fittingly renovated and restored between 1999 and 2000. All of the Small Guild Hall’s decor has been restored according to the 19th century original, on the basis of documents and photographs. Today, the hall hosts celebratory events, conferences, concerts, balls and presentations.
The Small Guild Hall also operates as a cultural and folk art centre, hosting a variety of cultural organisations – children’s, youth and seniors’ amateur groups, vocal ensembles, applied folk art and fine art studios, amateur theatre, instrumental ensembles and a folkloric group.
Photos: f64
National Library of Latvia - Ziedonis Hall
Address: Mukusalas iela 3, Riga, LV-1423, Latvia
On the 1st level of the National Library of Latvia is Ziedonis Hall which seats anywhere from 357 to 462 individuals. The Hall has excellent acoustics and is recognized as perfectly suitable for chamber music, choral music, and acoustic musical sounds. The main building of the National Library of Latvia, also called Light Castle (Gaismas Pils), was opened to the public in 2014.
The internationally recognized Latvian born architect Gunara Birketa, whose designs were used in countless public buildings around the world, such as: university building, libraries, museums (Corning Glass Museum, Kansas City Contemporary Art Museum, the Federal Reserve in Minneapolis), received the Chicago Architecture Museum Award in 2000 for her work on the National Library of Latvia.
The more than 4 million piece National Library of Latvia compilation is our national collection of both domestic and international publications about Latvia and Latvians, and works by Latvian authors. The National Library of Latvia also houses one of the most important Latvian heritage items, Krisjana Barona Cabinet of Folksongs; which has been added to UNESCO’s Memory of the World list. In the first half of 2015 the main building of the National Library of Latvia hosted the Presidency of the Council of the European Union events.
Photos: Riga2017
Jazeps Medins Riga 1st Music School - Great Hall
Address: Stabu iela 10-4, Riga, LV-1010, Latvia
Built in 1909, the Art Nouveau building is a local architectural monument; which was previously used as a Navy Academy. While commemorating its 100th anniversary, this building underwent reconstruction and renovation work. Since 2009 the building is home to Jazepa Medina Riga’s 1st Music School, attended by 700 students and one of the leading boy choirs; which, this year, is celebrating its 35th anniversary. The building has a renovated concert hall with 250 seats, large rehearsal rooms and rooms especially suited for choirs and orchestras.
Jazepa Medina Riga’s 1st Music School beginnings date back to 1927, when a children’s music training camp, Musical Children’s Garden, was organized at the Latvian Conservatory. In 1941 Riga’s Conservatory was renamed to Riga’s State College of Music, however, in 1947 its name changed to one of Latvia’s classical composer’s: Jazeps Medins.
Photos: Raimo Lielbriedis
Dzintari Concert Hall
The Dzintari Concert Hall in Jurmala will be one of the venues for Friendship Concerts in Latvia. The concert hall has a long tradition; its story began at the end of the 19th century with a lively concert life, experienced many historical crisis’ like World War I + II, and is today one of the most popular concert venues in Latvia with an increasing amount of concerts by every season since 2000.
Photos: Ansis Starks
“GORS” Concert Hall
The GORS cultural center, which will be one of the venues for Friendship Concerts, is located in Rezekne, in the Latgale region in the east of Latvia. This region is characterized by its multicultural environment. The “Gors” event center considers itself as “The Embassy of Latgale” and hosts two of the most modern concert halls in the Baltic region, which stand out due to its excellent acoustics. Choirs will perform in the Great Hall named “Gors” with 1,000 seats and 3,000 standing places.
Photos: Andrejs Vasjukevics, Indrikis Sturmanis
“Great Amber” Concert Hall in Liepaja
Liepaja is located at the Baltic Sea and has a broad sandy beach, which is absolutely a sight to see. In 2015 the city’s wish to have an own concert hall has come true. The “Great Amber” has been constructed and is now a regional center of culture and events and will host one of the Friendship Concerts.
“Its architecture is a portrait of music, frozen in time and amber”, is stated on the website and refers to the center’s architectural concept. This is based on amber, the symbol of Latvia and the Baltic Sea, and also focuses on the concert hall’s function as cultural and arts center. Of course, the architecture is accompanied by outstanding acoustics.
Photos: Indrikis Sturmanis, edgarsfoto
Cesis Concert Hall
The sound of international choirs will also be heard in the North of Latvia, namely in Cesis. The city is situated in the north of the Gauja National Park, Latvia’s largest national park. Both the building’s visual image and its event program are dedicated to find a perfect balance between old history and contemporary, modern arts.
The Cesis Concert Hall regularly hosts famous contemporary musicians like violist Gidon Kremer or the contemporary composer Gabriel Prokofiev, and will also warmly welcome the international choirs for Friendship Concerts in July 2017.
Photos: Riga2017
Eva Holm Foosnæs (Norway)
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Choir conductor, composer and pianist with #Scandinavia as main region
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Artistic director and founder of the Opera di Setra
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Conductor of the Chamber Choir Aurum and the Choir of "Opera Trøndelag
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Member of the Norwegian Composers' Association
Steen Lindholm (Denmark)
- member of the World Choir Council
- choral and orchestral conductor
- former choirmaster at The Royal Danish Opera
- former Artistic Director of the Copenhagen Concert Society and The Danish Boys Choir
- international adjudicator, conductor and guest lecturer
- jury member at ten editions of the World Choir Games and Senior Advisor of the INTERKULTUR World Choir Council
Sara Matteucci (Italy)
- choral conductor, musicologist, and professor of Choral Singing at "Luigi Boccherini" Conservatory of Lucca
- has worked in the main Italian theatres and abroad, collaborating with renowned personalities such as Zubin Mehta, Fabio Luisi, Daniel Oren, Ivan Fischer, Hirofumi Yoshida
- official conductor of the children's choir of the "Accademia del Maggio Musicale Fiorentino" and Educational Director of the institution's School of Choral Singing for Children in Florence
- Director of the musicological magazine "Codice 602" (ed. Sillabe)
- often invited to be part of jury panels in national and international choral competitions, is a frequent speaker at conferences and conventions, and the author of numerous publications
Jan Míšek (Czech Republic)
- Graduate of several master classes under Bachakademie Stuttgart with Prof. Helmuth Rilling
- His professors of conducting were Professor Jiří Skopal (University of Hradec Králové) and Doctor Vlastislav Novák (Conservatory Pardubice).
- Founder and conductor of the "Bonifantes Boys Choir"
- Has been presented with a number of awards for outstanding conducting performance and his choir won dozens of gold medals at various international competitions.
- Artistic Director of a professional ensemble "Czech Soloist Consort"
- Involved in composing activities and acknowledged by experts for his interpretation of 20th century music and for historically authentic interpretation of baroque music
- Member of the World Choir Council
Donka Miteva (Bulgaria/Germany)
- Donka Miteva studied orchestra conducting at the Robert Schumann Hochschule in Düsseldorf and Choral conducting at the State Academy of Music in Sofia.
- She was awarded scholarships from the Richard Wagner Society, the Accademia Musicale Chigiana, the European Academy Montepulciano and the Noel Minet Foundation.
- Donka Miteva worked with numerous ensembles in Germany, Denmark, Estonia, Czech republic, Hungary, Portugal , China, South Africa a.o.
- 2007 – 2011 she was a Conductor and Choir Director at the State Opera in Münster, Germany.
- She was awarded the 1st Prize at the 7th Int. Competition for young conductors in St. Petersburg, the 3rd Prize at the 5th Int. Conducting Competition Jeunesse Musicales in Bucharest a.o.
- Since October 2011 Donka Miteva is appointed Artistic Director and Conductor of Collegium Musicum Berlin where she conducts two Symphony Orchestras, an Oratorio Choir and a chamber choir.
- Member of the INTERKULTUR World Choir Council.
Guntars Prānis (Latvia)
- Professor of Musicology and Early Music and Principal of the Jāzeps Vītols Latvian Music Academy in Riga
- Founder of the Early Music Department, researcher of medieval music, PhD in Musicology about Riga medieval sacred music tradition
- Riga Cathedral Music Director and conductor of many choir and orchestra projects
- Founder of "Schola Cantorum Riga", which has produced many recordings and concerts worldwide
Johan Rooze (Netherlands)
- Artistic Director at INTERKULTUR, Germany.
- Teacher of Jazz piano and Choir at Yeongnam University in Daegu, South-Korea.
- Founder and conductor of the Daegu Jazz Singers in Daegu, South Korea.
- International adjudicator, clinician-, seminar- and workshop-leader.
- Former conductor and artistic director of student Vocal Jazz Group „Dekoor“ and the Student Symphonic Choir and Orchestra (USKO) of the University of Utrecht, the Netherlands.
- Former professor for Choral Conducting at the Conservatory of Alkmaar and Vocal Jazz at the Conservatory of Rotterdam (The Netherlands).
- Member of INTERKULTUR World Choir Council
Aleksandr Ryzhinskiy (Russia)
- Since 2009 teacher at Gnesins' Russian Academy of Music in Moscow and since 2019 Rector of the academy
- Artistic Director and Conductor of Gnesins' Ensemble of contemporary music "Altro coro"
- Research scientist in the field of Western European choir avant-garde of the 20th century
David Slater (Australia)
- Former lecturer, Australian National University School of Music and 4 prestigious colleges. Jury member of 10 international music festivals.
- Founder/Artistic Director, North Coast Camerata, Coffs Youth Orchestra. Regular guest conductor in several countries.
- Winner of Symphony Australia Prize, National Orchestras of Australia Award and for conducting, composing and service to music in the community.
- Associate Composer, Australian Music Centre and member of the National Choral Association.
- Member of the INTERKULTUR World Choir Council
Alexander Solovyev (Russia)
- Artistic Director and Chief Conductor of the “Chamber Choir of the Moscow Conservatory”, Professor at the Choral Conducting Department, Dean of the Offi ce for Foreign Students’ Affairs of the Tchaikovsky Moscow State Conservatory
- Artistic Director of the International Festivals of Moscow Conservatory: Autumn Choral Festival named after Prof. Boris Tevlin, Dedicated to the Victory Day, The Sealed Angel, Born in Russia
- Artistic Director of the State Choir of Tula region and Professor at the Choral Conducting Department of Moscow State Institute of Music named after A.G. Schnittke
- President of Creative Initiatives Development Fund
- Head of the Association of Folk and Choral Groups of the Russian Musical Union
André van der Merwe (South Africa)
- Musical director of the "Stellenbosch University Choir" (since 2003), the "Stellenberg Girls Choir" (since 1999) and "Voces Cordis" (since 2022)
- Under his baton the "Stellenbosch University Choir" and the "Stellenberg Girls Choir" have won numerous national and international awards
- Often invited to perform as guest conductor, adjudicator and clinician nationally and internationally
- In 2012 he received a ministerial cultural award (Western Cape Government) for his work with choirs and the youth and a civic honorary award from the City of Cape Town.
- Member of the World Choir Council
Organizer
INTERKULTUR
and
The Riga Tourism Development Bureau
President INTERKULTUR
Günter Titsch (Germany)
Honorary Presidents
Walter Scheel (Germany), Former President of the Federal Republic of Germany
Morten Lauridsen (USA), Honorary Artistic President
Mikis Theodorakis (Greece), Honorary Artistic President
Artistic Committee
Prof. Dr. Ralf Eisenbeiß (Germany), Senior Artistic Director
Assoc. Prof. Romāns Vanags (Latvia)
Christian Ljunggren (Sweden) †
Johan Rooze (Netherlands)
Fred Sjöberg (Sweden)
Managing Directors
Diāna Čivle (Latvia), National Organizing Committee
Jelena Dannhauer (Germany), International Organizing Committee
INTERKULTUR Executive Committee
Günter Titsch (Germany)
Qin Wang (China)
Stefan Bohländer (Germany)
Dr. Christoph Wirtz (Germany), Secretary General
Program Book
Participating Groups
DESTINATION
Located in the central part of the country, the metropolis has become a multicultural city where the vast heritage coexists harmoniously with the quick pace of modern living. Riga is also known as a pearl of architecture and home to the largest concentration of Art Nouveau architecture in the world.
Peaceful but at the same time dynamic and diverse, Riga offers experiences for every taste in art, music, theatre or design and a broad range of cultural activities all year around. Nicknamed as the Paris of the North, Riga will surely leave a lasting impression in your sense and sensibility.
Competition Results
Open Competition | ||
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35 GOLD Diplomas | 56 SILVER Diplomas | 2 BRONZE Diploma |
European Champions Competition | ||
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29 GOLD Medals | 23 SILVER Medals | 1 BRONZE Medal |
Grand Prix of Nations | ||
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74 GOLD Medals | 19 SILVER Medals | 0 BRONZE Medals |
Results(640 KB)