With the conclusion of the competition concerts, special awards and monetary prizes were announced, recognizing exceptional performances, outstanding conducting, and artistic excellence.

🏅 Recipients of Special Awards:

– Best performance of a composition written after 2010:

Gruppo Vocale Garda Trentino (Riva del Garda – Trento, Italy) for the piece
Pietro Ferrario (1967): Faragubin (2020)

– Best performance of a composition written within one year before the competition:
Youth Choir of France Bevk Primary School, Tolmin (Slovenia) for the piece
Anej Černe (1994): Uspavanka (Gregor Strniša) (2024)

– Best performance of a Slovenian composition:
Youth Choir of Alojzij Šuštar Primary School, Ljubljana Šentvid (Slovenia) for the piece
Tadeja Vulc (1978): Velikani Ajdi (2023)

– Most convincing overall performance:
Youth Choir of France Bevk Primary School, Tolmin (Slovenia)

– Best accompanist:
Antonio Vicentini, Gruppo Vocale Garda Trentino (Italy)

– Best Slovenian choir:
Youth Choir of France Bevk Primary School, Tolmin (Slovenia)

💰 Monetary Prize Winners

Four choirs received monetary prizes as top scorers among gold diploma recipients in their respective categories:

1. Pražská kantiléna, Prague, Czechia
2. Mixed Youth Choir of the First Gymnasium in Celje, Slovenia
3. Youth Choir of France Bevk Primary School, Tolmin, Slovenia

– Best conducting performance:
Nadja Janežič, Youth Choir of Alojzij Šuštar Primary School, Ljubljana Šentvid, Slovenia

🎖 Audience Award

At each competition concert, the audience voted for their favorite choir:

1. Youth Choir of Alojzij Šuštar Primary School, Ljubljana Šentvid, Slovenia
2. Pražská kantiléna, Prague, Czechia