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The 2026 Premio Bonporti goes to Auroras Mestizas
The 2026 Premio Bonporti, the 31st edition of the EuregioMusica project and the 14th edition of the Competition for Ensembles on Period Instruments, organized by the Academy of Ancient Music of Rovereto, concluded with a resounding public success and to the jury’s satisfaction. The Auroras Mestizas ensemble emerged victorious, winning a First Prize that hasn’t…
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The “Bonporti” 2026 comes alive!
Following this summer’s auditions, in which 10 ensembles comprising a total of 57 musicians took part, the 31st edition of the Euregio Premio Bonporti comes alive in Rovereto from 22 to 25 October. An important new development: for the first time in the competition’s thirty-year history, we will hear Bonporti’s motets; indeed, this edition of…
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The Finalists of the Premio Bonporti 2026!
The three ensembles who will come to Rovereto in October 2026 for the Final of this year’s Premio Bonporti are (in alphabetical order): Aura FuriosaAuroras MestizasQuarterino The Premio Bonporti thanks all the Ensembles who took part. We particularly appreciate the high standard of all the participants. It was a pleasure to hear you play, and…
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Premio Bonporti 2026 – Ensemble Music – A Voice for Bonporti’s Motets
The call for applications for the 31st Premio Bonporti, the 14th edition of the International Competition for Ensembles on Period Instruments, is now online. It will be held in Rovereto from October 22nd to 25th, 2026. The Bonporti returns with good news: this year, it aims to encourage groups to perform vocal- instrumental music, and in particular to promote the vocal…
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Thomas Armand (France) is the Winner of the Premio Bonporti 2025
Twenty-one-year-old Armand Thomas (France) has won First Prize at the Premio Bonporti for Baroque Violin 2025. The prize hasn’t been awarded since 2019 and this is just the fourth time in the eleven editions since 2003. It is therefore a highly prestigious award that recognizes the young violinist’s high technical and interpretative qualities. Second Prize went to Italian Lorenzo…
